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Originally Posted by Tropics
You are clearly choosing to believe a delusion that makes you feel good. Humans do this with many so called "cherished" beliefs. "What goes around usually comes around" is a nonsensical phrase. Your money is gone forever. Do you really think that after 2 years you have any chance of seeing a dime? Move on; the smart people have some time ago.
I want to agree with you, but I'm not sure I can do it.
I have a little under $50 trapped on Juicy Stakes (Cake Network). I didn't ask to make a withdrawal--I know fees for that are getting more and more common. I said I wasn't going to play any more on the site, and I want to take my money off.
Did I know there was a risk putting money anwhere after Black Friday? Yes. Did I expect, or should I have expected, that a site with a minimum deposit of $50 would have a $500 minimum withdrawl? No.
My concern it not only that they did this, but that they are still doing it. I would guess that most players making a deposit of $100 or less will never see their money again, because about 2/3 of online players are losers. Even for the ones that double they money, many won't run it up above $500. The people at Juicy Stakes must
know that most of their depositors will never see their money again.
I don't disagree with anything that you said. You were factually and logically correct. But it really stinks, and I completely understand where OP is coming from.
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