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BigMac@MacTries·
I have wagered over $300M on online casinos and have never experienced anything like this. Last month, I signed up to @dopexyz and deposited $30,000, which I lost. I claimed my lossback and returned earlier this month with another $40,000 deposit. I played the same way I had initially played, eventually dropping to around $5,000 before turning it around to nearly $100,000 and attempting to withdraw. That is when the problems began. My VIP host, Rob, was the only person who consistently tried to help. I was told my account had been flagged for AML because of my betting pattern and wager volume. This was confusing, considering the exact same activity had apparently been completely fine when I was losing. I was told the relevant department had been contacted and that the issue was being escalated. I was then directed to live support, which was initially unavailable. When it finally became available, an agent named Preston responded once, said they would investigate, and then stopped replying entirely. I have contacted live support repeatedly. My messages have been left on read and ignored for days. Friends contacted the same support channel and received immediate responses, so this does not appear to be a general support issue. The situation became even worse when I cancelled and attempted to split my withdrawals. The funds were not returned to my balance, leaving close to six figures effectively unavailable for days. It has now been almost two weeks without a withdrawal, a clear explanation, or a final resolution. The explanations have also continually changed: • First, I was told I had been flagged for AML due to insufficient wagering. • Then I was told Pragmatic had flagged my account. • I was told Pragmatic would respond to resolve the issue. • Nearly two weeks later, I am apparently still waiting for that response. For clarity: I categorically deny multi-accounting, bonus abuse, or any similar conduct. This is my only account. I have wagered approximately $385,000 against $70,000 in deposits—more than 5x my deposits in wagering. I have tried every private channel available to me. I have been patient, cooperative, and have given the operator ample time to resolve this privately. I did not want to go public because I believe @dopexyz is a relatively new operator and I would prefer to see them succeed. But at this point, I need a clear explanation and access to my funds. @dopexyz — please resolve this publicly or privately. I am happy to provide any information required to verify my account and activity. I hope the team does the right thing and resolves this fairly.
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wack0
wack0@wack0prophe7·
@MacTries @dopexyz sorry to hear this. even the most "above board" companies in this industry seem to exhibit extremely questionable behavior
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BigMac
BigMac@MacTries·
I have wagered over $300M on online casinos and have never experienced anything like this. Last month, I signed up to @dopexyz and deposited $30,000, which I lost. I claimed my lossback and returned earlier this month with another $40,000 deposit. I played the same way I had initially played, eventually dropping to around $5,000 before turning it around to nearly $100,000 and attempting to withdraw. That is when the problems began. My VIP host, Rob, was the only person who consistently tried to help. I was told my account had been flagged for AML because of my betting pattern and wager volume. This was confusing, considering the exact same activity had apparently been completely fine when I was losing. I was told the relevant department had been contacted and that the issue was being escalated. I was then directed to live support, which was initially unavailable. When it finally became available, an agent named Preston responded once, said they would investigate, and then stopped replying entirely. I have contacted live support repeatedly. My messages have been left on read and ignored for days. Friends contacted the same support channel and received immediate responses, so this does not appear to be a general support issue. The situation became even worse when I cancelled and attempted to split my withdrawals. The funds were not returned to my balance, leaving close to six figures effectively unavailable for days. It has now been almost two weeks without a withdrawal, a clear explanation, or a final resolution. The explanations have also continually changed: • First, I was told I had been flagged for AML due to insufficient wagering. • Then I was told Pragmatic had flagged my account. • I was told Pragmatic would respond to resolve the issue. • Nearly two weeks later, I am apparently still waiting for that response. For clarity: I categorically deny multi-accounting, bonus abuse, or any similar conduct. This is my only account. I have wagered approximately $385,000 against $70,000 in deposits—more than 5x my deposits in wagering. I have tried every private channel available to me. I have been patient, cooperative, and have given the operator ample time to resolve this privately. I did not want to go public because I believe @dopexyz is a relatively new operator and I would prefer to see them succeed. But at this point, I need a clear explanation and access to my funds. @dopexyz — please resolve this publicly or privately. I am happy to provide any information required to verify my account and activity. I hope the team does the right thing and resolves this fairly.
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BigMac
BigMac@MacTries·
Been hours, still waiting for a fair settlement here
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Smash alert
Smash alert@AlertSmash·
@MacTries @dopexyz Are these shadow online casinos like Turing tests for how may retards are available out there to gamble six figures on?
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Void@Roshan95999275·
@MacTries @dopexyz Bro you are cooked they are not playing $12 u think they will pay you $80k 😂😂
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wagon@8wagon8·
so crazy to me that people will depo money like this on random ass sketchy casinos and not expect to get hit with aml/kyc when they win
BigMac@MacTries

I have wagered over $300M on online casinos and have never experienced anything like this. Last month, I signed up to @dopexyz and deposited $30,000, which I lost. I claimed my lossback and returned earlier this month with another $40,000 deposit. I played the same way I had initially played, eventually dropping to around $5,000 before turning it around to nearly $100,000 and attempting to withdraw. That is when the problems began. My VIP host, Rob, was the only person who consistently tried to help. I was told my account had been flagged for AML because of my betting pattern and wager volume. This was confusing, considering the exact same activity had apparently been completely fine when I was losing. I was told the relevant department had been contacted and that the issue was being escalated. I was then directed to live support, which was initially unavailable. When it finally became available, an agent named Preston responded once, said they would investigate, and then stopped replying entirely. I have contacted live support repeatedly. My messages have been left on read and ignored for days. Friends contacted the same support channel and received immediate responses, so this does not appear to be a general support issue. The situation became even worse when I cancelled and attempted to split my withdrawals. The funds were not returned to my balance, leaving close to six figures effectively unavailable for days. It has now been almost two weeks without a withdrawal, a clear explanation, or a final resolution. The explanations have also continually changed: • First, I was told I had been flagged for AML due to insufficient wagering. • Then I was told Pragmatic had flagged my account. • I was told Pragmatic would respond to resolve the issue. • Nearly two weeks later, I am apparently still waiting for that response. For clarity: I categorically deny multi-accounting, bonus abuse, or any similar conduct. This is my only account. I have wagered approximately $385,000 against $70,000 in deposits—more than 5x my deposits in wagering. I have tried every private channel available to me. I have been patient, cooperative, and have given the operator ample time to resolve this privately. I did not want to go public because I believe @dopexyz is a relatively new operator and I would prefer to see them succeed. But at this point, I need a clear explanation and access to my funds. @dopexyz — please resolve this publicly or privately. I am happy to provide any information required to verify my account and activity. I hope the team does the right thing and resolves this fairly.

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Dan Goldman@DGoldNYC·
@MacTries @dopexyz Aren't they a crypto-based casino? If that's the case, are they not non-custodial? Any venue (casino, trading, prediction market etc) that has the ability to stop withdrawals like that is a bad choice for a user.
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GluckSolana@GluckSolana·
haha scam like @bcgame
BigMac@MacTries

I have wagered over $300M on online casinos and have never experienced anything like this. Last month, I signed up to @dopexyz and deposited $30,000, which I lost. I claimed my lossback and returned earlier this month with another $40,000 deposit. I played the same way I had initially played, eventually dropping to around $5,000 before turning it around to nearly $100,000 and attempting to withdraw. That is when the problems began. My VIP host, Rob, was the only person who consistently tried to help. I was told my account had been flagged for AML because of my betting pattern and wager volume. This was confusing, considering the exact same activity had apparently been completely fine when I was losing. I was told the relevant department had been contacted and that the issue was being escalated. I was then directed to live support, which was initially unavailable. When it finally became available, an agent named Preston responded once, said they would investigate, and then stopped replying entirely. I have contacted live support repeatedly. My messages have been left on read and ignored for days. Friends contacted the same support channel and received immediate responses, so this does not appear to be a general support issue. The situation became even worse when I cancelled and attempted to split my withdrawals. The funds were not returned to my balance, leaving close to six figures effectively unavailable for days. It has now been almost two weeks without a withdrawal, a clear explanation, or a final resolution. The explanations have also continually changed: • First, I was told I had been flagged for AML due to insufficient wagering. • Then I was told Pragmatic had flagged my account. • I was told Pragmatic would respond to resolve the issue. • Nearly two weeks later, I am apparently still waiting for that response. For clarity: I categorically deny multi-accounting, bonus abuse, or any similar conduct. This is my only account. I have wagered approximately $385,000 against $70,000 in deposits—more than 5x my deposits in wagering. I have tried every private channel available to me. I have been patient, cooperative, and have given the operator ample time to resolve this privately. I did not want to go public because I believe @dopexyz is a relatively new operator and I would prefer to see them succeed. But at this point, I need a clear explanation and access to my funds. @dopexyz — please resolve this publicly or privately. I am happy to provide any information required to verify my account and activity. I hope the team does the right thing and resolves this fairly.

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BigMac
BigMac@MacTries·
So many scammers in this industry now trying to fake my telegram and accept compensation in my name. My only telegram username is @bigmac067 DM me here first if need to verify.
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KOKOKOT
KOKOKOT@kokokot3·
@MacTries @dopexyz You're not the only one this has happened to; the mafia has always controlled the gambling industry, and they don't like to lose.
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Patrick
Patrick@patrickvdpols·
@MacTries @dopexyz If you read the fine print at the bottom of the site, you'd see it's an offshore casino. Googling an extra minute learns you that they also operate another online casino, which you should avoid. That money is in their pockets now, you won't get it back. vegas-expert.com/casino/k1-game…
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Guesserofgolf
Guesserofgolf@chrisgosney4·
@MacTries @dopexyz You sent money to a gambling site named dope? Insert Gordon Ramsey gif asking if you have shit for brains....
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TimmyTwoGuns
TimmyTwoGuns@GunsTimmy53058·
@MacTries @dopexyz The answer is simple. They can't pay you because they are broke. I would flag this online with BBB if they operate within the US and maybe talk to an attorney.
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BigMac
BigMac@MacTries·
@br_gamwiz @dopexyz got introduced to rob my vip host by a trusted friend, who im now complaining to ever since
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B.R.
B.R.@br_gamwiz·
@MacTries @dopexyz Interested in hearing how you decided to play in dope. And with such high initial deposit
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BigMac
BigMac@MacTries·
Lol I just got informed that @dopexyz has been delaying me to cash out for over a week because they can lose their license if they dont listen to pragmatic, but turns out the license they are using is another site's license not even their own WTF.
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Dollartree@Dollartree_1·
@MacTries @dopexyz You weren't flagged for AML.. it rarely happens.. They are legit just trying to scam you. What games were you playing? Live games or slots?
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