Bet365 deecreased my betting imit

[kaszino]

1. The goverment or a goverment regulated office regulates the gambling.
2. You are talking about a totally different topic here.
3. How does it come here? If you feel discriminated you can go to court. There are verdict against such discrimination.

If you have a shop you cannot kick out a customer from the shop without any reason. Even if you dislike him you have to serve.
Same with a bookie. If the betting limit is $10000, then this should be the limit for A player and B Player.

[kaszino]

Thanks for the posts.
Honestly I did not care your opinion, I wanted to find a proper office where I can make a complaint against Bet365.
If I am not right, then it is my business. I do not want others opinion, I want a proper investigation.

Not only the decreased betting limit is the problem.
I asked Bet365, what kind of office regulates them, but did not get any reply. Repetead my question again no reply.
It is totally ridiculous. They can do anything with the customer. That's why I do not like online gambling. It's not regulated properly.
If I go to a casino in Hungary and I have any problem I know where to go. Maybe I am not right, but there is a proper office which will investigate my case.
How it is possible Bet365 doesn't have one?

[shaunm]

Originally Posted by kaszino

1. The goverment or a goverment regulated office regulates the gambling.

you are talking about the Gambling Commission. They only regulate it as to what is advertised, age of the people betting etc. You could owe bet365 £10,000 and they can't do anything because gambling debts aren't legally binding if i remember rightly

[GrandMaster]

You remember wrongly. See Sections 334 and 335 of the Gambling Act 2005.

[lojo]

Originally Posted by GrandMaster

You remember wrongly. See Sections 334 and 335 of the Gambling Act 2005.

Is Bet365 subject to the gambling act, and does the act contain any clause regarding OP's complaint that you know of?

[BBKPoker]

Originally Posted by ugaboga

It's not illegal but it's unethical, especially for an operation the size of Bet365.

It's neither illegal nor unethical, although if you are an advantage bettor, it certainly is annoying. Land-based casinos have the right to refuse or limit any bet, sports or otherwise prior to it being placed. As long as they are honoring wagers that have already been placed prior to them reducing your limits, your complaint is more or less meritless.

[lojo]

Originally Posted by BBKPoker

It's neither illegal nor unethical, although if you are an advantage bettor, it certainly is annoying. Land-based casinos have the right to refuse or limit any bet, sports or otherwise prior to it being placed. As long as they are honoring wagers that have already been placed prior to them reducing your limits, your complaint is more or less meritless.

Having and excercisin ghtat right doesn't necessarily make it ethical. Opinions will vary.

[dealer wins]

I think they reduce limits on sportsbetting as they have no control over the outcome, unlike the casino games

[chuchu59]

Kaszino,

Since your complaint is about discrimination, is there anywhere in Bet365's licensed jurisdiction that handles discrimination cases. In my place, there is an organization called Equal Opportunities Commission that deals with these issues although I am sure the case would have been thrown out within minutes.

[BBKPoker]

Originally Posted by kaszino

If you have a shop you cannot kick out a customer from the shop without any reason. Even if you dislike him you have to serve.
Same with a bookie. If the betting limit is $10000, then this should be the limit for A player and B Player.

Uh, yes you can kick a customer out for *almost* any reason (excepting reasons of discrimination such as racial/gender discrimination etc. It's common place and completely legal for a casino or book to reduce limits or ban a player. Vegas books and casinos routinely ban advantage bettors, card counters, etc. It's called the right to refuse service, and it's a very important right for merchants at least here in America.