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HedgeHogSBR Posting Legend
- 09-11-07
- 10128
#36Comment -
HedgeHogSBR Posting Legend
- 09-11-07
- 10128
#38I certainly know how you work. Zabula tries to scam 5D and you're PMing him on how to game the system, while SBR is trying to sort it out (SBR monitors PMs, genius) You're also a big fan of Cory1111, the biggest scammer of all. If someone's running a scam WVU is your man. Do you work on commission?Comment -
WVUSBR Sharp
- 02-01-08
- 417
#39If SBR wants to post those pms that you think you know something about then they have my permission. Once again, you don't know what you are talking about. Let's try to keep your bashing of me in the Easystreet thread, ok?Comment -
Bill Dozerwww.twitter.com/BillDozer
- 07-12-05
- 10894
#40Jimmy is in a position where he needs BetOnline to audit his account and spend time reversing what he did to see what is fair. We advised him that a good first move is to come clean and try to redeem himself. BetOnline might have the ability to be generous with what acct history they deem to be valid.Comment -
HedgeHogSBR Posting Legend
- 09-11-07
- 10128
#41All I'm saying is that you have a tendency to back scammers. Seems pertinent here as well as all the other threads. Time and again you're on the wrong side and end up looking like a "fool"--or worse.Comment -
bobbywavesSBR Posting Legend
- 05-06-08
- 13280
#42Unfortunately you'll have to wait for the investigation to be completed Jimmy, it's best to say nothing as your credibility is shot due to previous lies. Nobody can cheat betting baseball? Have you heard of Pete Rose?Comment -
WVUSBR Sharp
- 02-01-08
- 417
#43
I support free flow of information which is often important when watchdog sites hang the banners of the shops in question. You of all people should understand this, but you are hell bent on bashing me instead. I was on the right side in the Cory dispute as EasyStreet did not prove anything. I do not take the word of anyone who has anything to gain financially. Whether it be the sportsbook, forums, or the player himself. All I seek is full disclosure. Try to separate your disdain for me enough to realize that. I have also never accepted a penny nor have I asked for a penny in these matters despite what you want to believe.Comment -
mtneer1212SBR MVP
- 06-22-08
- 4993
#44Could it be possible that the fraudulent accounts were used to deposit stolen deposits like fake/stolen CCs or such? I'm not accusing, just asking if that has been researched?Comment -
HedgeHogSBR Posting Legend
- 09-11-07
- 10128
#45I support free flow of information which is often important when watchdog sites hang the banners of the shops in question. You of all people should understand this, but you are hell bent on bashing me instead. I was on the right side in the Cory dispute as EasyStreet did not prove anything. I do not take the word of anyone who has anything to gain financially. Whether it be the sportsbook, forums, or the player himself. All I seek is full disclosure. Try to separate your disdain for me enough to realize that. I have also never accepted a penny nor have I asked for a penny in these matters despite what you want to believe.
Said my peace, and I'm done with the "bashing" you actually initiated. Let's leave it that, ok?Comment -
MonteSBR MVP
- 08-21-10
- 2056
#46Situation is still the same, as long as BO cannot proof they were about to loose money with this "scam".
Only a shit book would confiscate all money and take advantage of harmless chip dumping, which is exactly what BO is.Comment -
Bill Dozerwww.twitter.com/BillDozer
- 07-12-05
- 10894
#47You can call it "harmless chip dumping" but there is more to consider. For example, Player A deposits through his card and player B does as well. When they win, they dump to player who uses person to person method. No payout auths needed and the dumping fraud players scam through the card company. Poker opens the door to fraud scams that this forum hasn't seen yet.Comment -
Legions36SBR MVP
- 12-17-10
- 3032
#48Oh god if this guy didn't cheat anyone and they made the money threw sport bets, I see nothing wrong playing heads up to give money from one account to another, they didn't collude anyone. No way if this is the story they should not give OP his money back. Just a stupid rule poker places use to try that bs with heads up chip dumping.
OP i do have to say Betonline wont scam you from my experience i think you will get your money back if everything you say here is true which u already lied so u might of left out some more info.Comment -
tomcowleySBR MVP
- 10-01-07
- 1129
#49Doesn't make any sense. If he's only guilty of chipdumping, he wouldn't be giving up on his money like this. Has to be a partial confession or there's more going on on the BoL end.Comment -
Igetp2sSBR MVP
- 05-21-07
- 1046
#50This is why I never play poker online. because of crap like this. Cheating happens all the time. Maybe 1% of it gets caught.Comment -
pokernut9999SBR Posting Legend
- 07-25-07
- 12757
#51You can call it "harmless chip dumping" but there is more to consider. For example, Player A deposits through his card and player B does as well. When they win, they dump to player who uses person to person method. No payout auths needed and the dumping fraud players scam through the card company. Poker opens the door to fraud scams that this forum hasn't seen yet.
You are right on Bill , you don't dump chips for no reason.
Not too many people here realize all the ways people scam books .Comment -
wrongturnSBR MVP
- 06-06-06
- 2228
#52the apology is pretty sincereComment -
trixtrixRestricted User
- 04-13-06
- 1897
#53Don't mind Tom -- he's pretty much the public defender anytime fraud, multiple accounting or bonus abuse is alleged.
Something I feel is worth keeping in mind:
1. In addition to the accounts that shared the same physical and IP address, an additional account lost all of their funds to Jimmy.
2. After the sportsbook questioned Jimmy, he acted outraged and completely denied everything.
3. After denying that he did anything wrong, he immediately went to Covers then SBR saying he was scammed.
4. After SBR told him that there was actually proof that there was at least multiple accounting, he admitted that he lied.
Management has reason to suspect the collusion involved more than the players who happened to be obviously caught. We're hoping that can be cleanly documented tomorrow to satisfy even the most skeptical of the anti evil empire/sportsbook camp. =)
Once we know more about the total # of bonuses and players involved, we'll have an idea what the next step is.Comment -
trixtrixRestricted User
- 04-13-06
- 1897
#54the admission made no economic sense unless the op is financially motivated in some way for his admission, there is an old-school joyland-esque feel to thisComment -
OSUCOWBOYSSBR High Roller
- 10-26-07
- 241
#55Nice of you to set the record straight.Comment -
SBR LouBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 08-02-07
- 37863
#56It actually made sense to come clean because the lie wouldn't have held up. As Bill's post indicated, there's an audit being conducted to see what Jimmy is entitled to. The multi-accounts that donated/dumped to his bankroll had multiple failed CC deposit attempts across different cards.Comment -
duritoSBR Posting Legend
- 07-03-06
- 13173
#57So what´s the scam? CC fraud?Comment -
tomcowleySBR MVP
- 10-01-07
- 1129
#58That's what I figured it was initially. I certainly won't be surprised to see a fair conclusion of deposit/********** fraud.Comment -
Legions36SBR MVP
- 12-17-10
- 3032
#59It actually made sense to come clean because the lie wouldn't have held up. As Bill's post indicated, there's an audit being conducted to see what Jimmy is entitled to. The multi-accounts that donated/dumped to his bankroll had multiple failed CC deposit attempts across different cards.Comment -
shari91BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 02-23-10
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#60From what Lou said, I assume they kept trying cards until they finally found one/a few that would work. They could've just kept reducing the deposit amount or just switched cards until it went through. Maybe the system doesn't alert a book to that automatically and that's only something you discover after you investigate? I'm just speculating though.Comment -
jimmy242SBR Rookie
- 07-13-11
- 15
#61to my understanding the multiple CC failed because the banks wouldnt allow the transaction to gambling and he deposit via a virtual gift card for 500 if they look they will see that the name and billing address for all the CC match the name on his account and address just saying for those people that think it is CC fraud i am willing to wait for the funds if they think there is a charge back risk why ********** 500 if there is a risk in losing 3900.00.Comment -
soxwin1917SBR MVP
- 09-09-08
- 1188
#62to my understanding the multiple CC failed because the banks wouldnt allow the transaction to gambling and he deposit via a virtual gift card for 500 if they look they will see that the name and billing address for all the CC match the name on his account and address just saying for those people that think it is CC fraud i am willing to wait for the funds if they think there is a charge back risk why ********** 500 if there is a risk in losing 3900.00.Comment -
KindredSBR MVP
- 09-09-08
- 2901
#63people don't chipdump and have multiple accounts when they aren't scammers. Betonline should donate the money to charity so the scam artists are beat and they can't point the finger at BOL saying they stole the money.Comment -
topgame85SBR Posting Legend
- 03-30-08
- 12325
#64refund deposit close all accounts and be glad you got anything.Comment -
dikefaleSBR MVP
- 09-20-10
- 1017
#65what lead you to confes that you are the scammer? I dont understand.Comment -
marcojuicemanSBR MVP
- 05-25-11
- 2870
#66jimmy kill yourselfComment -
fixxerSBR MVP
- 09-13-05
- 1877
#68The most usual reason for chip dumping is if there is any bonus was involved...
Many cheaters create a fake alias, take the bonus with it, than lose it to the other acc - voila, no more rollover, and free to withdraw with an account which can be verified by all means...but many get caught, as poker offices use more and more - better and better - ways to catch fraudsters.
I guess BO should investigate if the "other" players are real bettors, with real intention to play at BO,
or the OP committed some identity fraud....(phone calls, speaking about the game (decisions) in question)
The OP can only clear himself by admitting the REAL REASON behind the chip dumping...
I don't buy it, if his reason is that he wanted to avoid the cost of transferring money (via moneybookers, etc...) from one person to another...no person is dumb enough to risk this big sum for avoiding a small/medium fee....so what was the reason???? (taking betting bonus with a fake ID?)Comment -
trixtrixRestricted User
- 04-13-06
- 1897
#69The most usual reason for chip dumping is if there is any bonus was involved...
Many cheaters create a fake alias, take the bonus with it, than lose it to the other acc - voila, no more rollover, and free to withdraw with an account which can be verified by all means...but many get caught, as poker offices use more and more - better and better - ways to catch fraudsters.
I guess BO should investigate if the "other" players are real bettors, with real intention to play at BO,
or the OP committed some identity fraud....(phone calls, speaking about the game (decisions) in question)
The OP can only clear himself by admitting the REAL REASON behind the chip dumping...
I don't buy it, if his reason is that he wanted to avoid the cost of transferring money (via moneybookers, etc...) from one person to another...no person is dumb enough to risk this big sum for avoiding a small/medium fee....so what was the reason???? (taking betting bonus with a fake ID?)Comment
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