Bet365 radom security check

**Kaabee** · 12-19-10, 12:21 AM

i guess they want to see if you cheated your way to six figures

**OmgUrMom** · 12-19-10, 02:54 AM

six figures?

how much do u bet on a usual blackjack hand?

might be time to withdraw if/after you get your account back.

**Ced's shadow** · 12-19-10, 03:01 AM

Exactly, all they're doing is checking if you cheated with some sort of system or something, but nothing else they can do. They should reopen your account soon with the same funds available. Just for you to have it on mind, if they come to you with some talk about their casino having problems those days or a glitch or something, and therefore your account getting debited, place an SBR complaint and save the chat as proof of the explanation. If they indeed had a problem with a glitch or something else, unless specified in their rules very clearly, it's not your fault and therefore the funds should be honored. Good luck with this.

**Toples** · 12-19-10, 06:04 AM

i had only good experience with Bet365

but never heard of such random checking
and you cant cheat with online casino, they always have an edge

**Chopsticks** · 12-19-10, 06:15 AM

I have played a lot on the games/casino section there lately and never had anything close to this happen. Of course I have not won much either

**mikejamm** · 12-19-10, 06:42 AM

Sounds like some fuk'ed up bullshit to me. You need to be taking regular withdraws and not let your balance get too high, they'll find some way to fuk you out of it and call it a "computer" glitch!

**general** · 12-19-10, 07:24 AM

Thank you so much for all the warm-hearted suggestions.

I'll keep this upated.

**TheAccountant** · 12-19-10, 07:28 AM

I imagine a balance that high would draw some red flags. Hopefully they are just trying to make sure your wins are legitimate, and when they come to that conclusion, will honor the winnings. Keep us updated.

**thespeculator** · 12-19-10, 07:50 AM

six figures wow, atleast you know their casino legit, you must have a lot of money to let that much sit with a book

**horsiehung** · 12-19-10, 10:57 AM

i don't believe six figures..where is the decimal point?

**necro** · 12-19-10, 12:26 PM

it's for his ego boost

**dikefale** · 12-19-10, 01:47 PM

It is disturbing but if you play just regular casino,not live,maybe they have some indications that you cheated.
Thumbs down for them if you are 100% clean!

**pokernut9999** · 12-19-10, 01:51 PM

nevermind

**Automat** · 12-19-10, 02:04 PM

6 figure usd?? or. ...........

**peterd78** · 12-19-10, 02:27 PM

they're checking to see if you're using a bot or if there is a glitch, player are not supposed to win that much so it's supicious to them

**rfr3sh** · 12-19-10, 02:30 PM

well if you haven't verified your account they do this with everyone it is called KYC (Know your customer) standard procedures they run

**cotsy2010** · 12-19-10, 08:14 PM

pure bull six figure bet365 would never let your account get that high without doing something

**Justin7** · 12-19-10, 08:21 PM

Originally posted by cotsy2010

pure bull six figure bet365 would never let your account get that high without doing something

If you got there by getting lucky, they won't care. Sports or casino, as long as it is luck and not skill.

**Ace_of_Spades** · 12-19-10, 08:23 PM

Why do these sites have problems with non english countries. It seems to be happening a lot.

**general** · 12-20-10, 04:08 AM

Thank you all for the above concerns and advices.

Unfortunately I have not heard anything from bet365 yet (actually they just suspended the account and did not give any notice or information except I contacted their live chat once I mentioned in the original post, by which I was told that I could do nothing but wait and they can not provide the exact time of this random security check).

And the account still remains “not recognized” now.

I don’t know any system or pattern and did not use any to bet, I didn’t even change the stake of each bet too much. The way I wagered is rather “stupid” as more than 90% of my bets are $1,000 per hand blackjack flat bets. And I don’t think there is actually a way that you can “cheat” the casino software by playing blackjack as many of you mentioned this above. You can only make a wise or poor decision on how to play each hand. And no matter how good you are, in the long run the house will always win as there is an “edge” I think in every game.( Well I consider it to be the “Commission” charged by the casino for the service they provide) Actually I have met quite a lot of up and downs ( the biggest daily was around $30,000 I think) during the last couple of months.

I hope the reason for what happen to me is that they set a line for player’s balance and when the line is exceeded then an alarm is triggered. And the staff will temporary suspend the account to check if everything is allright.

I don’t know what the next step will be. However the last two days were not very pleasant experience for player (Maybe I can call myself a high roller.) It is rather annoying to kick the player out in the middle of a game and suspend the account for “random security check” without any email or other notice. If I didn’t ask the live chat on my own initiative, I didn’t even know what happened. And for two days, I still have not received any thing from the casino.

I’ll keep this updated.

**general** · 12-20-10, 04:08 AM

duplicated.

**Hareeba!** · 12-20-10, 04:15 AM

Originally posted by general

no matter how good you are, in the long run the house will always win as there is an “edge” I think in every game.

Astonishing!

Yet there are people, even knowing that, who continue to play, even as much as $1000 per hand

**frizzelli** · 12-20-10, 04:16 AM

something smells like a whole lot of fecal matter in this thread

**aceking** · 12-20-10, 04:20 AM

bet $3.65 hates winners .

**OmgUrMom** · 12-20-10, 04:24 AM

Originally posted by Hareeba!

Astonishing!

Yet there are people, even knowing that, who continue to play, even as much as $1000 per hand

usually if you are smart enough to accumulate the wealth to wager 1,000 per hand without thinking much of it, you will be able to deduce the house has an advantage.

**Hareeba!** · 12-20-10, 04:27 AM

Originally posted by OmgUrMom

usually if you are smart enough to accumulate the wealth to wager 1,000 per hand without thinking much of it, you will be able to deduce the house has an advantage.

yes, well he therefore appears to be smart enough to make that deduction, yet continues to wager heavily on a sure fire long term loser ... just doesn't figure does it?

I could recommend several charities where the losses from that would be far better spent and you'd even get some tax relief for it.

**general** · 12-20-10, 10:57 AM

About an hour ago I wrote an email to inquire about this and have got no reply.
However just now I found that my account is unlocked.Seems that the problem is solved.
Maybe they need to wait for week days to do the security check.
And I hope the games of my future play will not become tighter after they checked my account. We will see.
Thank you all.

**general** · 12-20-10, 11:05 AM

They have limited my bets to $200 per hand.

**nenad** · 12-20-10, 11:18 AM

6 figures of yens

**thespeculator** · 12-20-10, 11:31 AM

Originally posted by Justin7

If you got there by getting lucky, they won't care. Sports or casino, as long as it is luck and not skill.

how do they determine luck, i play 6 or seven team teasers , so would i be in the lucky category

**thespeculator** · 12-20-10, 11:32 AM

i don't doubt his numbers the u.k has some 4 million online gamblers, just pure chance would suggest a few are going to hit big time

**thespeculator** · 12-20-10, 11:33 AM

isn 't it strange the nfl , nba , nhl are all against gambling , but they have no problem with playing in london, money talks

**general** · 12-20-10, 12:33 PM

Originally posted by general

They have limited my bets to $200 per hand.

I was playing serval hands just now and once again the game was interrupted.

When I re-enter my account, the max bet has been changed again.

Now it is $50 max for original blackjack, and $20 for blackjack surrender and blackjack switch.

**OmgUrMom** · 12-20-10, 12:36 PM

Originally posted by general

I was playing serval hands just now and once again the game was interrupted.

When I re-enter my account, the max bet has been changed again.

Now it is $50 max for original blackjack, and $20 for blackjack surrender and blackjack switch.

really its a blessing unless a six figure payday means nothing too you. (and you'll lose it back eventually)

why not withdraw at least some of it?