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YOUR Money should always be YOUR Money ✔️ FULL VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=t7zn8_…

Thanks to @Skelhorn for the capped withdrawal limits and predatory tactics, you won yourself an extra 280k. You say, you made an exception for VIP players but you will not raise my limit due to me going public and "Spamming you" Ok, enjoy the 280k, hope the community sees this.

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I’ve been a high-volume VIP gambler on @bcgame for 2+ years with over $1B wagered and around $12M in net losses. Recently, I closed my old account due to a superstition that my luck would change, and opened a new one informing both my VIP host and support before doing so for the sake of transparency and approval. On the new account, I signed up under an affiliate I’ve used on other platforms. Within the first month, I lost over $2M, which should’ve generated around $800k in rev share for the affiliate with his deal. Everything was fine until, the affiliate one day checked his dashboard and saw that my new account had been unlinked, meaning no Rev Share, even though all the losses happened while properly tagged to his code. We spent weeks trying to get @bcgame to address the issue. Then, right before the payout period, they said there was “nothing they could do” and that the account couldn’t be relinked manually again (even though they manually removed it without any reason to do so). This effectively erased $800k+ in affiliate revenue. Has anyone else in the community dealt with something similar, and how was it handled? This feels incredibly unfair and extremely unethical.

Yesterday was one of the most frustrating experiences I’ve had on any gambling platform. I ran up close to $700k profit on @Gamdom, and over the course of several hours I attempted to withdraw more than 10 times. Every single attempt was instantly rejected with the same message: “Hot wallets need to be refilled.” What’s even worse? Their hot wallets only had my initial $140k deposit available. That was the only amount I was able to withdraw. Everything beyond that—hundreds of thousands in profit—was completely inaccessible. My VIP host? Offline all day. It may have been Sunday, sure, but when someone is playing and winning at that level, leaving them in the dark is unacceptable. And here’s the part that really breaks me: This isn’t even the first time. It’s the second time I’ve run my balance up $400k+ on Gamdom and couldn’t withdraw. Both times, the system’s failures pushed me back into gambling until the whole balance was gone. The withdrawal attempts didn’t even deduct from the balance or go into review; they were just repeatedly rejected. If the system had at least taken the request, frozen the funds, or put it under review, I would have walked away with a successful withdrawal. The first time this happened, I was suddenly hit with days of KYC on an account over a year old, with zero issues, while I was down over $300k. But the moment I won $400k back (only $100k profit), the KYC triggered and held my funds hostage long enough for me to eventually lose everything again. I don’t know what to call these patterns, but they feel deeply unethical, and it makes me question how this platform is operating behind the scenes. No player should ever feel like their ability to withdraw only exists when they’re losing. This is exactly why Stake is the current market leader. I’ve personally withdrawn multi-million dollar transactions there up to eight figures in a single go without a single hiccup.