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    Exclamation Scam Alert: DailyDime failure to pay anticipated

    DailyDime failure to pay anticipated

    The manager of DailyDime (SBR rating D-) has acknowledged the sportsbook's poor financial standing. The message was addressed to a player that wrote to SBR for dispute assistance. On October 10th, a player attempted to deposit $1,000 to DailyDime by CC. His deposit was rejected, but due to the player's history with DailyDime he was preauthorized for the amount with the understanding that DailyDime would contact its processing company to rerun the deposit.

    The player won a $25,000 NFL parlay later that Sunday, and had increased his balance to $65,000 in the next few days. However, DailyDime learned that the player's deposit was declined not by their processing company, but instead by the player's bank. The player confirms this, stating that he called his bank and was told that he could then reattempt the transaction with the vendor. After DailyDime learned that the deposit was rejected due to the player's bank, his balance was voided on the grounds of 'freerolling' the sportsbook.

    In a lengthy e-mail to the player, the manager of DailyDime pinned the decision not to pay the player on his hosting provider, BTG Gaming. He also elaborated on financial challenges faced:

    DailyDime manager:
    Right now, basically, DailyDime is on life support and I'm going down with the (expletive). We're not a large book by any stretch of the term and I myself am not a rich man like a lot of other sportsbook owners. The host wants to set up a three way call with myself, him and you and basically have me tell you that the winnings are no good since the deposit can't go through the processors (again, our processors are complete (expletive) right now so technically that's accurate). This industry is a tough industry to crack and like I said, DD is on life support, but I'm not willing to let go of it yet, nor am I comfortable just telling you your winnings are no good with us, considering the business you gave us in 2009.
    SBR spoke to BTG Gaming and learned that DailyDime is provided with hosting, software, and one CC processor. BTG Gaming does not stand for nor hold the funds of DailyDime players. The owner of BTG Gaming states that he would be willing to acquire the domain and assume responsibility of DailyDime players balances, but tells SBR that DailyDime's manager is currently late in paying for hosting fees and has six pending player withdrawals that have not been filled for a total of $6,500. BTG stated that they have been unable to reach DailyDime's manager and have since disabled his backend tools to access the software, and may take the site off-line if its hosting bill is not paid in the next month.

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    Another one bites the dust.... Not sure why anyone was playing there in the first place though.

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    Scam Alert: DailyDime added to sportsbook blacklist

    DailyDime has been downgraded to F on the SBR Sportsbook Blacklist. On 11/20, SBR reported that DailyDime's manager told a player that the sportsbook was in financial trouble. Since that report was published, a player who requested an $1170.34 check on 10/30 has come forward telling SBR he has received no payment updates.

    BTG Gaming provides DailyDime with betting software, web hosting, and CC processing. The hosting company, which also powers Dimeline Sportsbook (SBR rating D) tells SBR that they have removed DailyDime's manager's website access due to unpaid hosting fees. DailyDime's manager, who refers to himself as "Johny Anthony", has not returned SBR's calls or e-mails.

    How DailyDime players can request their funds
    BTG Gaming tells SBR that any DailyDime player who deposited with their CC processor will receive the amount of their deposits back, including the player who reported the $1170.34 slow-pay. BTG went on to say that if DailyDime would agree to sell its domain name, BTG would assume full responsibility of all players balances. To date, DailyDime has not made contact with its players, host, or SBR.

    SBR advises DailyDime players not to send any funds by ** to "John Anthony", as he has lost access to the DailyDime website and does not have the power to add funds into a player's account. SBR has been assured by BTG Gaming that his website access will not be turned back on until the $6,500 in pending player withdrawals is paid. | DailyDime statement

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    i have money in that book.they have always treated me fairly.

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    thanks for the heads up lou. Got to watch these books these days!

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    don't think they have the same ownership. but I will avoid of them since they are both in very low rating.

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    Yea, would suck to think your are up 65k one second...and the next...

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    Quote Originally Posted by chunnnn2010 View Post
    same owner of dimeline?
    No, BTG Gaming owns and powers Dimeline (SBR rating D).

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    Thanks for sharing this story...

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    Thanks for the alert, not like I was looking to play there, but for people who are. I also waited for the update player who made the post.

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    John Anthony? Seriously? That was Brandon Lang's name in 'Two for the Money.'

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