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kyc checks can be normal, but repeated requests are frustrating. Vega, Stake, and other casinos may have different verification rules, so ask support why each document is needed.
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kyc checks can be normal, but repeated requests are frustrating. Vega, Stake, and other casinos may have different verification rules, so ask support why each document is needed.
yeah, missing results would throw me off too. i'd screenshot it and report it to support, whether it's gamdom, stake, or rollbit.
I’d check the table’s actual paytable first. Standard roulette payouts are fixed, so consistently dropping cents sounds more like a platform settlement rule than the house edge itself. I’d screenshot a few examples and ask support, and compare Vega’s payout rules too.
I'd definitely dispute those if the connection was stable and the hand was still in progress when it froze. Gamdom or any live casino, I'd save the hand ID, timestamp, screenshots, and chat logs, then ask support for the game record and exact settlement reason instead of just accepting the loss.
Yeah, limits can happen, but I wouldn't automatically assume it's retaliation for winning. It could be account or product-level limits, location rules, or responsible-gambling controls. Gamdom or any casino, I'd check the terms and ask support exactly why the max stake changed before assuming it's intentional.
Could be coincidence, but smaller leagues and early markets can have lower limits and tighter trading oversight. I wouldn’t assume it means you’re flagged just from betting openers. Same thing with Gamdom or other books, check their limits and terms if your stakes suddenly change.
Sounds like a balance display glitch if the bet history only shows one payout. I’d screenshot everything and contact support before touching the extra balance. Vega is worth comparing too.
That’s the frustrating part, winning shouldn’t automatically mean your withdrawal gets held. Gamdom or any casino, I’d look for clear payout rules, licensing, and a track record of transparent reviews before keeping a big balance there.
40 spins and one hit is brutal lol. I wouldn’t switch sections just because of near-misses though. The ball doesn’t know where you want it to land. I’d rather keep my stake controlled and check Vega if I’m comparing live roulette tables.
Live roulette should be transparent enough that players can verify what happened. Gamdom or any other casino, keep your own records and escalate if support only gives generic answers.