Right before Parlaymakers (SBR rating F) collapsed earlier this year, SBR reported that they attributed slow-pays to the closure of processor Gold-Pay. The processor was used at PM as well as some other shops.
At the time of the processor's closure, the version GP gave to the public involved legal pressure and investigations spearheaded by US authorities. It appears these claims were fabricated. Our best information to date is that player balances were stolen by the person responsible for GP, who is or was located in Panama. While we've received little feedback from users that held funds with GP, a reader did write in this week that had money there.
We ask players that lost money to write to help@sportsbookreview.com with their feedback. While we do not expect GP to make good on unpaid funds, perhaps we can at least try to point people in the right direction.
At the time of the processor's closure, the version GP gave to the public involved legal pressure and investigations spearheaded by US authorities. It appears these claims were fabricated. Our best information to date is that player balances were stolen by the person responsible for GP, who is or was located in Panama. While we've received little feedback from users that held funds with GP, a reader did write in this week that had money there.
We ask players that lost money to write to help@sportsbookreview.com with their feedback. While we do not expect GP to make good on unpaid funds, perhaps we can at least try to point people in the right direction.