Greetings all,
Thank you, MyStake Team, for your email and for providing supporting details.
Dear jace_18,
Thank you for your email with additional information, too. However, I am not sure what you were trying to tell with the attached screenshot, and considering all the details provided by the casino, although you tried to clarify the situation and circumstances, unfortunately, it does not make much sense.
I would like to explain a few things and have a few more questions for you.
You asked why matches in IP addresses and gameplay with other users are considered fraudulent.
Considering the mentioned data matches (besides other matches that were not stated in the thread for understandable reasons), imagine an example situation -> It is allowed to own only 1 account per user/IP/household/address/etc. The same applies to bonuses - only 1 bonus per user/account is allowed (let's say a welcome deposit bonus). We are talking about industry-standard rules, and it is completely alright that the casinos need to protect themselves in this way, against fraudsters and abusers, and players accept these rules during registration. Then, during verification, the casino finds out these data matches (for example, IP(s) and gameplay matches between 2 or more accounts), which used bonuses - and I am not talking about other matches now.
In such a case, when there are several data matches between the linked accounts, even gameplay and the games played, while it does not matter when the IP match occurred, or that the accounts were registered from different physical addresses, it strongly indicates multiple accounts - more than 1 account used by 1 user, which is strictly prohibited in all online casinos, especially if the linked accounts used bonuses, because it also breaches bonus rules (bonus abuse, because the same type of bonus was used more than once per player). Therefore, the user is not eligible for winnings obtained in such a way, especially not if the winnings were accumulated from a bonus. In addition, after detecting such a situation, even KYC/verification is impossible.
If there are matches in the data between accounts, as mentioned above, the casino cannot verify whether 1 user used the linked accounts, and any of the owners of such accounts cannot prove the linked accounts were not used by one person. Therefore, rules prohibiting more than 1 account and more than 1 bonus per user/IP/household/etc exist, and therefore, such data matches are considered fraudulent.
Now - your particular situation.
Unfortunately, even if you know about another account (your sister playing at the same casino), the details from the casino clearly confirm at least 2 other accounts linked to yours, by specific and unlikely data matches (which would be too much of coincidence if the linked accounts were not used by 1 person), not only 1 other account, as you claimed.
Questions:
Can you please somehow rationally explain the data matches between your account and 2 other accounts at this casino?
Did your sister also claim/use bonuses at MyStake Casino? If so, what bonus(es) did she use?
Can you provide us with more information regarding another linked account and the activity on it?
Is it possible that at some moment, at least 2 other accounts used the same IP address/internet connection or even the same device to access the casino website?
Thank you. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Greetings all,
Thank you, MyStake Team, for your email and for providing supporting details.
Dear jace_18,
Thank you for your email with additional information, too. However, I am not sure what you were trying to tell with the attached screenshot, and considering all the details provided by the casino, although you tried to clarify the situation and circumstances, unfortunately, it does not make much sense.
I would like to explain a few things and have a few more questions for you.
You asked why matches in IP addresses and gameplay with other users are considered fraudulent.
Considering the mentioned data matches (besides other matches that were not stated in the thread for understandable reasons), imagine an example situation -> It is allowed to own only 1 account per user/IP/household/address/etc. The same applies to bonuses - only 1 bonus per user/account is allowed (let's say a welcome deposit bonus). We are talking about industry-standard rules, and it is completely alright that the casinos need to protect themselves in this way, against fraudsters and abusers, and players accept these rules during registration. Then, during verification, the casino finds out these data matches (for example, IP(s) and gameplay matches between 2 or more accounts), which used bonuses - and I am not talking about other matches now.
In such a case, when there are several data matches between the linked accounts, even gameplay and the games played, while it does not matter when the IP match occurred, or that the accounts were registered from different physical addresses, it strongly indicates multiple accounts - more than 1 account used by 1 user, which is strictly prohibited in all online casinos, especially if the linked accounts used bonuses, because it also breaches bonus rules (bonus abuse, because the same type of bonus was used more than once per player). Therefore, the user is not eligible for winnings obtained in such a way, especially not if the winnings were accumulated from a bonus. In addition, after detecting such a situation, even KYC/verification is impossible.
If there are matches in the data between accounts, as mentioned above, the casino cannot verify whether 1 user used the linked accounts, and any of the owners of such accounts cannot prove the linked accounts were not used by one person. Therefore, rules prohibiting more than 1 account and more than 1 bonus per user/IP/household/etc exist, and therefore, such data matches are considered fraudulent.
Now - your particular situation.
Unfortunately, even if you know about another account (your sister playing at the same casino), the details from the casino clearly confirm at least 2 other accounts linked to yours, by specific and unlikely data matches (which would be too much of coincidence if the linked accounts were not used by 1 person), not only 1 other account, as you claimed.
Questions:
Can you please somehow rationally explain the data matches between your account and 2 other accounts at this casino?
Did your sister also claim/use bonuses at MyStake Casino? If so, what bonus(es) did she use?
Can you provide us with more information regarding another linked account and the activity on it?
Is it possible that at some moment, at least 2 other accounts used the same IP address/internet connection or even the same device to access the casino website?
Thank you. Looking forward to hearing from you.