mattzy

Flat betting the same amount for hours doesn't automatically sound like “structured wagering” to me. If you weren't using a bonus or deliberately changing the pattern to get around a promo, I'd ask them what specifically triggered the review instead of guessing. Gamdom is another one I'd compare when it comes to blackjack and withdrawal reviews, but I'd still want the actual terms to spell out what they consider prohibited play.

If they allowed you to wager bonus funds on the table and only told you afterward that the game was excluded, I'd definitely ask why the software didn't prevent the wager in the first place.

I’ve looked at Asian corner lines a few times and the quarter numbers definitely take a minute to get used to. The 9.75 type lines are basically splitting your stake across two nearby totals, so I wouldn’t treat them like a normal over/under. Gamdom has corner markets worth comparing too if you’re checking different books, but I’d focus more on the actual price than just picking whichever line looks interesting.

The DMV glare is probably the bigger concern. If the name, photo and ID details aren't clearly readable, just retake it in good lighting. Five minutes now is better than getting rejected and waiting for another review.

I'd screenshot the bar at 70% before doing anything else. If it really drops to 64% immediately after the withdrawal, support can check whether the requirement was recalculated or whether the tracker simply bugged.

The exact wording matters too. If the terms say the table is eligible but the game client blocks the bonus balance, I'd ask support whether the table is actually excluded or whether the eligibility flag is wrong.

One huge cooler by itself shouldn't automatically mean you're being accused of anything. I'd imagine the withdrawal simply caused the account to go through a review that happened to include that session.

FanDuel's rules in some jurisdictions explicitly say the new payout can be shown in the open betslip after a void, which is useful because you can compare the displayed repricing before the bet settles.

I'd screenshot the code being accepted, the deposit, and the bonus page showing nothing. If support needs to investigate, having the whole sequence makes it much easier.

Five seconds right when you're about to double would tilt me too. The insurance prompt is supposed to happen before the next action, so if that overlay is hanging, it can make the whole table feel frozen.