I am a player in the UK, and for player funds here and in Australia there is legal protection for players.
In Europe there are various regulators, Malta having been corrupt at least until recently, as evidenced by the Betchance scam involving Mario Galea. Alderney seems a bit iffy too, based on a ruling they gave on a casino case, although that was possibly more due to incompetence than bias.
When there is a problem with a Caribbean book, SBR can be counted on to help with advocacy, but does a player here in Europe have any recourse in law or via any reasonably independent regulatory body if a Caribbean sportsbook cheats them?
I would like to ask the same question for asian books such as 12bet and 188bet.
I am not in any kind of trouble, but would like to know the lie of the land before I make any more large deposits to Caribbean books.
In Europe there are various regulators, Malta having been corrupt at least until recently, as evidenced by the Betchance scam involving Mario Galea. Alderney seems a bit iffy too, based on a ruling they gave on a casino case, although that was possibly more due to incompetence than bias.
When there is a problem with a Caribbean book, SBR can be counted on to help with advocacy, but does a player here in Europe have any recourse in law or via any reasonably independent regulatory body if a Caribbean sportsbook cheats them?
I would like to ask the same question for asian books such as 12bet and 188bet.
I am not in any kind of trouble, but would like to know the lie of the land before I make any more large deposits to Caribbean books.