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Originally Posted by Bobo Fett
That would be a pretty serious breach of privacy, and there'd have to be a compelling reason to do so.
I really should clarify this. I don't have any way of knowing whether they could reveal the reason without that being a serious breach of privacy - perhaps they could make a comment that would satisfy the community and wouldn't breach privacy. However, poker sites very rarely do so. It might be because they can't, it might be out of an abundance of caution (perhaps excessively so), or it might be because they don't care for the scrutiny - or a combination of a couple of those.
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Originally Posted by BBB624
BOL is a very reputable book and you don't expect them to pull a move like this. Its confusing as to why they would want a thread on a large gambling forum that talks about them negatively. This thread has been around for 10 months and doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. They could put an end to it by just explaining why they confiscated the money. As someone who uses BOL for sports this concerns me. $37,000, $3,700, $370 , etc the issue should be addressed. I don't see if they did response as a breach in privacy. Just a statement as to what the OP did to have his funds confiscated.
Well, aside from the Tiger Gaming rep, who hasn't posted on our forums in over a year (although she has been online in the last few weeks), I don't think there are any Chico reps on our forums, let alone any for BOL specifically.
On the flip side of what I said above, I also don't think we can know for certain there is anything the site can say that would help us but not breach privacy.
I guess everyone will have to make up their own minds as to how this thread reflects on BOL. If anyone from BOL is reading this and would like to comment, please contact me about getting a confirmed rep account set up to do so.
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Originally Posted by BBB624
I agree with you. Saying nothing makes them look like they confiscated the money for no rhyme or reason.
Completely disagree. I really can't emphasize strongly enough how extremely standard it is, for better or worse, for poker rooms to not comment on threads like these.