Betfair suspend an account with approx. 65000 EUR on it.

ZAMAZA · 02-29-20, 05:09 PM

I understand.

Kovac_ · 03-01-20, 06:19 AM

I guess it’s time to SbrForum to step up, if they can, of course. I need these funds, At this point, I don’t even care about the account but I really need these funds asap. So if Sbr could tell me what to do, I would be glad. What is clear is I can’t stay 60 days per say waiting for Betfair without nothing to stop it this wasting of time.

Thanks in Advance.

frenchbettor · 03-01-20, 11:51 AM

Just for my understanding when you put 65K in your betfair account your intent was to play with the whole sum?

I just don't understand why you put so much money in it, books are not bank and should not be used as such

Kovac_ · 03-01-20, 12:16 PM

Originally posted by frenchbettor;[URL="[URL

tel:29293759[/URL]"]29293759[/URL]]Just for my understanding when you put 65K in your betfair account your intent was to play with the whole sum?

I just don't understand why you put so much money in it, books are not bank and should not be used as such

In my last run, before withdrawals and losses, I had approx 22000 Eur. In 6 days they become 66000 more or so in football trade. Never intended to use as a bank but I had mid 6 figures on Sbobet one time before they stop Skrill. Nontheless they have my sources of wealth since day 1. Sbr has it, Skrill verified time ago. It’s like they are waiting the Holy Spirit and guide them to what next. My KYC was verified with them? Yes. Sources of wealth for Skrill are ok, don’t think Sbr could find something wrong there. However they don’t want me as a customer? Ok, close it, goodbye but pay and pay soon that there can’t be any reason they could possible have to hold the money indefinitely. And if there is, show it because it is more or less the same papers they had from day 1.

ZAMAZA · 03-01-20, 01:02 PM

You're a winner.
Betfair hates the winners...

henningts · 03-01-20, 01:10 PM

Originally posted by ZAMAZA

You're a winner.
Betfair hates the winners...

You obviously have no clue how betfair works.

ZAMAZA · 03-01-20, 01:14 PM

Originally posted by henningts

You obviously have no clue how betfair works.

You explain to Kovac_ how Betfair works...
Kovac_ has been waiting for several days.

henningts · 03-01-20, 01:21 PM

Originally posted by ZAMAZA

You explain to Kovac_ how Betfair works...
Kovac_ has been waiting for several days.

What he is dealing with has nothing to do with the nonsense you wrote. "betfair does not like winners"
When you are winning you dont win betfairs money but obviously you dont get it. Betfair gets % of every bet made, they dont care if you win or lose, they always win. Its a betting exchange that Kovac is using, not a sportsbook.

ZAMAZA · 03-01-20, 01:27 PM

And why doesn't Betfair let go of the money?
You think in perspective...

henningts · 03-01-20, 01:31 PM

Originally posted by ZAMAZA

And why doesn't Betfair let go of the money?
You think in perspective...

That we all dont know and I repeat myself it does not matter. All I replied to was ur comment which didnt make any sense.

Better dont reply again because all your replies dont make any sense, by now you should understand that.

ZAMAZA · 03-01-20, 01:41 PM

What you must understand is that bookmakers aren't NGOs.
Bookmakers (including Betfair) play dirty...

King_Suckerman · 03-01-20, 01:47 PM

Were all the winnings on the Exchange rather than Sportsbook?

lonnie55 · 03-01-20, 01:57 PM

Originally posted by henningts

What he is dealing with has nothing to do with the nonsense you wrote. "betfair does not like winners"
When you are winning you dont win betfairs money but obviously you dont get it. Betfair gets % of every bet made, they dont care if you win or lose, they always win. Its a betting exchange that Kovac is using, not a sportsbook.

I always thought the same way. But someone opened an interesting thread the other day: https://www.sportsbookreview.com/for...-business.html

If Alfa1234 is right and 99.9% of the liquidity on betting exchanges comes from the provider of the exchange itself, then it's more than obvious why exchanges don't like winners.

Optional · 03-01-20, 03:48 PM

Originally posted by lonnie55

I always thought the same way. But someone opened an interesting thread the other day: https://www.sportsbookreview.com/for...-business.html

If Alfa1234 is right and 99.9% of the liquidity on betting exchanges comes from the provider of the exchange itself, then it's more than obvious why exchanges don't like winners.

Even if it is not the exchanges own money, there is an incentive to protect whoever provides liquidity, as that is what drives usage.

piterp · 03-02-20, 12:15 AM

If betfair is not happy about winner:

sportsbook- limit stake to minimum
exchange-apply to account"premium charge"

henningts · 03-02-20, 12:27 PM

Originally posted by piterp

If betfair is not happy about winner:

sportsbook- limit stake to minimum

exchange-apply to account"premium charge"

Exactly.
Maybe they suspect multople accounts and money laundering, in my opinion this can be the only reason.
Normally they are happy with high volume players.

piterp · 03-02-20, 10:31 PM

Some factor of his activity trigger security alarm

Kovac_ · 03-03-20, 05:35 AM

I lodged a complaint with SBR twice but they seem they don't want or they can't assist me. Which is fine. They, have however, all the legal papers to verify my sources of wealth. I'd like to have a statement on that. Since this is the matter.
Betfair doesn't have anymore a phone number, at least not for VIP customer as far as I know, so it's impossible to talk to them. The kind operator of Betfair.it was way more useful in the matter, at least she tried.
Following legal advice, I contacted both MGA and IBAS on the matter even if Betfair also REFUSES to issue a deadlock letter on the matter.
There is nothing else I can add and I will add. SBR, as Skrill, where I remember I'm a VIP diamond member, have my papers and can verify them in any moment.

Optional · 03-03-20, 06:28 AM