After waiting for almost 7 weeks for a reply from Cyberbet regarding my withdrawals, I went to eGaming Commission and Gambling Grumbles to have them attempt to get a reply. It took a while, but the reply was sent that I was suspected of fraudulent activity, as I had only deposited $50 but had won, in their words, thousands ($2064 to be exact of which they had sent approx. $1000 to me). The following is correspondance I received from them and my reply, to which they have not responded.
----- Original Message -----
From: Customer Support
To:
jocobus@cyberus.ca
Cc:
info@egamingcommission.org
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 1:38 PM
Subject: Cyberbet
Dear Sharon,
Please note that due to our company policy,
Link Removed ( Old/Invalid) Management reserves the right to refuse and/or close any account at any time, for any reason whatsoever.
Management has looked into your gameplay and found a suspicious wagering pattern in your game log file.We came to a decision that your play with Cyberbet Casino was fraudulent.
We're therefore informing you that your account number: 383 has been closed
A copy of this letter is sent to the EgamingCommission.
Sincerely
Cyberbet Support
My reply:
Good evening: I would like a copy of my game log file sent to me please. I am extremely upset at the turn of events with Cyberbet, and would like the opportunity to allow an independant auditor to review my game play log and point out to me the suspicious wagering pattern. To suggest to me that I have fraudulently played at your casino, and not show me the proof, is libelous. On two separate occasions, at 2 other casinos, I noticed a programming flaw that gave the player an edge in poker, my game of choice. Both times, I notified the casinos, because I felt uncomfortable playing there. Both times they had the programmers fix the flaw. I didnt have to do that, but felt compelled by my honesty. The 2 casinos in question will back this up. Please respond as soon as possible to this as I have cc'd to Gambling Grumbles and eGamingCommission, and will be voicing my dissatisfaction at many other forums. I agree you must protect yourselves against unscrupulous gamblers, but not at the expense of players like me.
So I now join the ever growing ranks of players online who can, at a casinos whim, be locked out.
Does anyone know what a "suspicious wagering pattern" is?