Ever since the uk brought in the 'affordability' checks its been impossible to get money on stars, so I'm wondering why they are still refusing to raise my limits and let me rake hundreds of thousands of dollars on there site likes I've been doing for years so first of all they asked for a salary statement which I showed them which is £15000 a year, I also told them since im a semi professional live poker player I don't keep much money online I usually have it all in cash so that was fine I went and put £1500 in my bank to show them I have money, then I showed them my crypto wallet of $20000 and they said 'crypto can be depleted in a short period of time' also told them I have no living expenses because I still live with my parents and they offered me $200 a month. Even tho I have been depositing thousands on and off there site for years. Can anyone help me?

Your best chance is to present a calculation (with very specific figures) of your disposable income per month:

1,250 gross salary
minus tax
minus social security contributions
minus realistic living expenses
= disposable income

That won't get you very far with that salary, but it might go a bit higher than 200 per month.

Regarding the "semi professional live poker player" part you would need to show evidence - mainly documentation from casinos (assuming that tax returns are not an option). That may be difficult to obtain, but they won't just take your word for it.

Sorry that this is something you have to deal with. It's absolutely ****ing ridiculous that this is necessary. A person's finances are none of anybody else's business.

Just try to run it up and keep enough money on the site for near 0 RoR or join us Americans on the less regulated sites.