Recent content by Greenpickle

amount isn't really the point. its whether the process works, and you only find that out on the way out

ok people honestly I don't play there myself but been keeping half an eye on these shutdowns and the luckyland one has a proper deadline attached so worth flagging purchases stopped on the 3rd, games go off on the 24th, and you cant submit a redemption after sept 14. that's it, account gone...

thara's one thing to add for your cousin tell him not to chase the stuck balance by signing up to some site promising to "recover" sweeps funds. those recovery scams are already circulating and they target exactly the people who just lost access. balance is gone. anyone promising to get it back...

Well that repeats in every market. UK affordability checks pushed people offshore. Germany's stake limits pushed people offshore. now US sweeps bans are pushing people offshore. Regulators keep learning the same lesson and not learning same time. You can close the regulated or semi-regulated...

I've been tracking the sweeps exits this year mostly out of morbid interest. The pattern is remarkably consistent. Governor signs bill, operators get a window, reputable brands exit within weeks, smaller brands hold until the literal effective date, then a scramble as the last players try to...

thats the sensible position. don't over-commit to any single setup while the rules are still moving. usdc default, usdt when it's worth the extra step, stay flexible. the one thing i'd avoid is going full btc/eth deposits to dodge the stablecoin issue, because as aviator said you're just trading...

Option 3 has a wrinkle worth flagging. Usin a non-Eu exchange that still lists usdt to get around your local regulated venue works, but you're now funding an offshore exchange from your EU bank, which some Eu banks are starting to flag. the same monitoring logic that's coming for gambling...

oh Ive been watching this unfold and the thing that stands out is how predictable the workarounds were. Moment you tell people they cant buy usdt on a regulated exchange, they don't stop using usdt. They route around it like non-EU exchanges, dex swaps, non-custodial wallets, p2p. So demand...

going back to my question about spagnuolo for a second. the thing i keep getting stuck on is the money. twelve years at google as a staff security engineer. that's a serious salary and probably a lot of equity by now. allegedly put all of it on the line for 1.2m. same as the clase thing. guy on...

well if you missed that one back in may, that's the google engineer. spagnuolo. staff security engineer, twelve odd years there, had access to an internal tool with the year in search data before it went public and allegedly traded 23 of the year in search contracts on polymarket between october...

I think dunover's point is that legitimate operators don't offer services to Au market because there are real legal consequences for doing so. Aussie gambling regulatrs don't mess around. Operators serving aussie players are taking legal risks.

dunno i had good sessions on stake and roobet even hit decent on bitstarz. not saying their licensing's perfect but operator matters more than the seal imo

whoa never knew that about scatters and multipliers. sure bout that?

the burns test is actually genius! "would mr burns give me $1000 free" - no he'd charge me to breathe lmao gonna use that whenever i see any sus shit now

I usually check multiple review sites and read recnet complaints on forums. As well you can test with small deposit first and attempt small withdrawal before playing big. Never trust just one source of information mate