Hi everyone,
I had a 22k Euro balance on Leonbets sitting for a few weeks. Recently I logged in and 5K Euro was missing with no notification from Leonbets. I sent an email immediately and received this reply.
"Your bet was initially accepted at wrong odds and therefore was resettled at the average market odds after the error was discovered"
A bit confused I wondered if I had accidentally bet on a palp. But pretty sure I had not and knowing even if I had it could never amount to 5K I asked what bet. I received this reply.
"All of your bets was initially accepted at wrong odds and therefore was resettled at the average market odds after the error was discovered."
Weird as can be, so apparently all my bets were at wrong odds. I checked my bets at oddsportal straightaway. They were all at average market odds. Some 1 or 2% higher some 1 or 2% lower, on average they looked about bang on as you would expect. So wondering how they could deduct roughly 22% of my balance from my account with no proof of a mistaken odd I asked for an explanation and received this reply.
"Your bets were recalculated based on the average market price. Unfortunately, we cannot provide a detailed report due to technical limitations."
How can they provide no proof of how they recalculated my bets and just steal 5000 Euro from my account? This is nothing short of theft in my eyes. Obviously I asked for more details but they refused to provide anything further.
As a side note I was previously verified with Leonbets when I first set up my account. When I won a decent amount of money and went to withdraw they asked to re verify my account. I then had the worst slow paying experience I have had with a book. They continuously denied documents they had previously accepted! I ended up sending about 10 documents in total, one of which was a selfie having to hold two forms of ID, one in each hand! (I have never heard of that request before). Verification was completed only once SBR intervened. I did withdraw the remaining 17k Euro balance with no issues.
I am working with SBR to resolve this issue currently and will go through regulators if necessary.
I had a 22k Euro balance on Leonbets sitting for a few weeks. Recently I logged in and 5K Euro was missing with no notification from Leonbets. I sent an email immediately and received this reply.
"Your bet was initially accepted at wrong odds and therefore was resettled at the average market odds after the error was discovered"
A bit confused I wondered if I had accidentally bet on a palp. But pretty sure I had not and knowing even if I had it could never amount to 5K I asked what bet. I received this reply.
"All of your bets was initially accepted at wrong odds and therefore was resettled at the average market odds after the error was discovered."
Weird as can be, so apparently all my bets were at wrong odds. I checked my bets at oddsportal straightaway. They were all at average market odds. Some 1 or 2% higher some 1 or 2% lower, on average they looked about bang on as you would expect. So wondering how they could deduct roughly 22% of my balance from my account with no proof of a mistaken odd I asked for an explanation and received this reply.
"Your bets were recalculated based on the average market price. Unfortunately, we cannot provide a detailed report due to technical limitations."
How can they provide no proof of how they recalculated my bets and just steal 5000 Euro from my account? This is nothing short of theft in my eyes. Obviously I asked for more details but they refused to provide anything further.
As a side note I was previously verified with Leonbets when I first set up my account. When I won a decent amount of money and went to withdraw they asked to re verify my account. I then had the worst slow paying experience I have had with a book. They continuously denied documents they had previously accepted! I ended up sending about 10 documents in total, one of which was a selfie having to hold two forms of ID, one in each hand! (I have never heard of that request before). Verification was completed only once SBR intervened. I did withdraw the remaining 17k Euro balance with no issues.
I am working with SBR to resolve this issue currently and will go through regulators if necessary.