De argumenterer for hemmeligt samarbejde og softwaremanipulation. Lad os først tage et kig på anklagen om hemmeligt samarbejde: hemmeligt samarbejde er muligt på LIVE-SPIL, jeg vil antage, at du ikke har spillet eller vundet det beløb på live-spil, hvis du vandt det ved at spille slots, så giver denne beskyldning ingen mening, det ville give mening, hvis du spillede med bonusmidler, og du misbrugte den nævnte bonus, men du siger, at du spillede med dine egne midler, ikke? Så for mig giver denne beskyldning overhovedet ingen mening. Og helt ærligt, jeg kan ikke se, hvordan en spiller kan manipulere software, specifikt sådan en stor udbyder som Pragmatic, så jeg aner ikke, hvordan de kom op med dette, hvis det var en softwarefejl, så er den skyld, udbyderen selv , ikke afspilleren.
Vent, indtil kasinoet deler sine beviser med klagespecialisten, for jeg kan ærlig talt ikke se, hvordan det er fjernt muligt at manipulere en spilleautomat. Jeg håber virkelig det bliver løst og du bliver betalt, næsten 1 million dollars er vanvittigt mange penge, jeg ser denne sag har potentiale til at blive viral, hvis du ikke bliver betalt, Gamdom er ikke et lille casino. Mens du venter, vil jeg anbefale at samle alle mulige oplysninger, screenshotte alt, mails, dine kontotransaktioner og den afviste udbetaling, det ville have været nyttigt, hvis du kunne få adgang til din væddemålshistorik på Pragmatic. Jeg ønsker dig held og lykke, dette beløb er sindssygt!
They argue collusion and software manipulation. First let's have a look at the collusion accusation: collusion is possible on LIVE GAMES, I will suppose you didn't play nor win that amount of money on live games, if you won it playing slots, then this accusation makes no sense, it would make sense if you were playing with bonus funds and you were abusing said bonus but you say you played with your own funds, right? Then to me this accusation makes no sense at all. And quite honestly I don't see how a player can manipulate software, specifically such a huge provider like Pragmatic, so I have no idea how they came up with this, if it was a software malfunction then the one to guilt is the provider itself, not the player.
Wait until the casino share its evidence with the complaint specialist, because I honestly don't see how it is remotely possible to manipulate a slot. I really hope it gets solved and you get paid, almost 1 million bucks is an insane amount of money, I see this case have potential of turning viral if you don't get paid, Gamdom isn't a small casino. While you wait I would recommend gathering all the possible information, screenshot everything, mails, your account transactions and the rejected withdrawal, it would have been helpful if you could access your betting history on Pragmatic. I wish you the best of luck, this amount is insane!
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