have been trying to resolve this directly with MyBookie since 2022, but they ignored my emails and kept my account locked. I didn't know about the BMR/SBR community back then. Now that I’ve learned there are organizations that help players, I am coming forward to seek justice. The debt is real, I have all 14 screenshots and an official email from MyBookie confirming the $37,558 balance. Justice has no expiration date2022 ? Why are you posting this 4 years later
Good luck lol
Thanks, but it's not just about luck. I have concrete evidence: an official email from MyBookie acknowledging the $37,558 balance and proof of $10,000 already paid out before they locked me. When you have the receipts, it's a matter of justice, not just luck. Hopefully, BMR will see the facts
I appreciate the feedback, but I disagree. If a sportsbook accepts a wager and issues a ticket ID, they are contractually bound to honor it. 'Related parlays' should be blocked by their software at the time of betting, not used as an excuse to void winnings after the games are over.
Just to add to this. BMR is not going to help you either. Many here have been ignored. I submitted multiple complaints over a year ago now and still nothing.
Exactly! If some selections were 'related,' the system should have blocked the bet or voided those specific and adjusted the payout. But they didn't.Instead, they Accepted the bet, issued a Ticket ID, and most importantly: They already paid me $10,000 from these winnings via Bitcoin and Bank Wire.You can't pay out $10k, then suddenly claim the bet 'shouldn't have been allowed' when it's time to pay the rest. That’s pure bad faith.
You make a fair point regarding how regulated shops like DraftKings would handle it by catching the duplicate legs early, voiding them, and adjusting the payout.However, MyBookie did something completely different here: They chose to let the games play out, accepted my risk, and actually validated the tickets.Most importantly, they successfully processed a $10,000 withdrawal for me via Bitcoin and Bank Wire. The Bank Wire took a full week to hit my account, meaning their security and audit teams had 7-8 days to review these exact parlays.They only decided to enforce the 'system error' rule when I tried to cash out the remaining $27,667. You cannot audit a player, pay out a portion of the winnings, and then claim a system error to wipe out the rest. That is classic freerolling, and that is why I need BMR to step in.
First of all, nobody 'stole' anything. Players do not write the software code or set the betting markets. MyBookie's system generated the lines, willingly accepted the wagers, locked in my risk, and issued official Ticket IDs.Secondly, they didn't just 'grade it.' They ran a manual security audit on my account when I requested the payout. They spent a full week reviewing the activity before voluntarily sending $10,000 to my bank account and Bitcoin wallet. That is a legal validation of the funds.If those tickets had lost, MyBookie would have kept my money without hesitation. Calling it 'theft' only after a player wins and beats their system is the definition of a freeroll. I am seeking BMR's assistance because sportsbooks must be held accountable to the wagers they accept and audit.
"You are absolutely spot on about the current state of the industry. The options for winning players right now are terrible—either get limited to pennies by regulated US books like DraftKings or take massive structural risks un-regulated. It really feels like prediction markets and regulated exchanges are the only hope left for a fair game.
you can justify it all you want... you were a shot-taking thief that makes every other player look bad. "locked in my risk"... what risk is there in placing a ton of $50 parlays that eventually have a 100% chance of being up huge... i guess if you see a +10000 error that should be +100 that's totally legit too, bankrupt every book because of software glitches
