I'm registered on few sportsbooks (mostly European), but this one is by far the worst. Please do not waste your time, nerves, and money there. Here is my experience.From the second day I joined they limited me to 10$ max bet on 99% of the matches. After a month of occasional betting (less than 10 bets, and some rejected ones), and even being in loss (around half of my funds), they limited me to 1$ (ONE US DOLLAR!) max bet for every pick. Ridiculous. And all that restrictions for a bankroll of couple of hundred USD. Imagine if I was in profit, or had more funds what they would do? How are people supposed to bet with 1$ or 10$ max bets, and not waste their time? Is that a "polite" way to say "you are not welcomed here" to their customers? I guess it is. In short, their robotic answer was that they can literally do whatever they want with limits for users and sport events without notice, quoting some rule from their Terms of service. Having no choice, I made a Skrill withdrawal for my remaining funds there. On their Skrill withdrawal page they clearly state: "This method of payment does not include transfer fee." (it is still on their page: https://www.parimatch.com/en/withdrawal.html?method=6) and I had the full withdrawal amount on the order, but guess what? On my account history page it says that I am charged 5% commission?! Why? The robotic and impolite chat support agent quoted me again some ToS rules, claiming that they can do whatever they want with commissions, limits, bets, withdrawals etc. Pretty much this is their answer to every question you may have. Instead of apologizing for the confusion, the support chat agent didn't seemed to care at all. I have screenshots from everything I described above. How in the world are they still allowed to be a sportsbook? And I suspect that they organize people to give positive reviews on some sites, because they are far from the score they have. Also they are among the busiest bookies according to traffic rankings. But how people bet with these ridiculous amounts?