[OCKO]

Sports Interaction is once again back to their old ways. They are demanding my social security number before they process a withdrawal request. When I refused, they demanded several documents for "verification" purposes. After supplying all these documents, they are just dragging their feet. It's been over a week and counting . . .

Isn't it amazing how a sportsbook will take your deposit right away, no questions asked, then as soon as you want some of your money back, they make you jump through hoops? What is with all of the sportsbooks lately that require drivers licenses and such? Olympic, Mansion, Sports Interaction, IAS - given the regulatory climate, who can feel comfortable providing this information?

[Dead Money]

This is the reason I only play at A...A+ books rated on SBR.


PINNY
CRIS
BETJAM
5DIMES

Seems like even B...B+ books seem to pull off stupid shit once in awhile.

The 4 I listed are premier books. No messin around. Strictly business.( The way it should be)

[Justin7]

When a sportsbook requests additional info, it might be because they suspect fraud or identify issues (e.g. one player using two different names for bonus hustling).

If you are concerned about giving out your SNN, talk to them. See what other options are available. If you cannot work it out with them, I'll be happy to help. You can email me at Justin@sportsbookreview.com.

[pags11]

justin,

I believe in SIA's case they are looking for any reason to keep people's money in the book so hopefully they play it away...they are shady and are a book not to be trusted...