I did not stipulate that Kyler had to play all the games or delete any messages. Clear lie. Can’t believe you are stooping that low. You even mentioned after the first couple games you were going to lose the bet but that you were ok with it.
You read all of my DMs, and probably fired 100+ tweets in the last 2 weeks. I told you I didn’t want to make it public, and you didn’t care and continued to ignore me. You also blocked me after I made my post when it had like 50 likes. If you settled it there this wouldn’t have happened.
I am of legal age, and have offered a middleman @yElff_ to confirm this. I offered to do it over bitcoin. You only asked for my personal information after you started accusing me committing crimes and had told me you were not paying me. At this point I do not want this guy getting my personal information.
I already know you aren’t going to pay and I am over it. But I’m not going to let you lie on my name.
.@ACR_POKER is running a full-blown stiff/freeroll sportsbook, let me walk you through why that is and why keeping money on their site, even for poker, is irresponsible. I deposited 30k about a month ago thinking it would be like any other sportsbook. You win; they pay you. You lose; they keep your money. That’s how things normally work, but that’s not what happens @ACR_POKER. At ACR: lose, they keep your money. Win, you need to pay them $15,493 in rake slowly over 100's of hours playing poker to even get your deposit back.
I had a bit of a back and forth battle with them betting football. I was up about 10k but then last weekend hit and I was all in on Giants, Chiefs, and Bills. All those games ended up going my way and my balance went up quickly to 92k over a weekend. 30k of which is my initial deposit and the rest was mostly winnings from those 3 games and running hot. Had all those teams lost, I would have lost the majority of my money including part of the 30k deposit. They would have taken my 30k without saying a thing. They would happily let me deposit more, knowing I’d probably never see it again regardless of winning or losing. The deck was stacked against me and I had no idea.
They limited me from the sportsbook after that, saying they don’t want my action. Fine, I will withdraw and play somewhere else. NOPE, my withdrawal will not be approved until I pay $15,493.45 in rake. That is NOT a playthrough amount, that is what I need to pay in direct rake in pots I win. It’s a direct payment to ACR. Ex. I win a $20 pot and pay $1 in rake, that’s $1 of the $15k in DIRECT RAKE from my pots alone that I need to pay to withdraw. I would need to dedicate 100’s of hours to playing poker and pay them 50% of my initial deposit to withdraw my money. Where is that an acceptable business practice? Reminder, when I lose, they don’t make any payments to me, they enjoy my money. Full-blown stiff/freeroll.
They will cite terms and conditions saying you must pay rake based on deposits and winnings. Then they even just lie about what the terms say, one term saying I would need to pay 10% of deposits in rake to withdraw, $3,000 in this case. Later on in terms they say 10% of deposits + wins, which would be about $9,200 in rake (direct payment to even get my original 30k back). Where does the $15,493 come from? I asked 4 different times, they have not provided a breakout. It’s just a magical arbitrary number they came up with to make sure they can keep my $92,000.
They made these terms because they know people won’t be able to play 1000 poker hours to get their money out. Others have been stolen from before. I am not the first and if these tactics go unnoticed, people will be stolen from in the future. I hope this is just an oversight @WPN_CEO and you are able to resolve this issue. Allow me to withdraw my full balance, the same way you'd take my money if my bets lost.
4 years ago, I led a group of 100+ former employees and founders of @fanduel in a case of breach of fiduciary duty against FanDuel’s former board members (including investors KKR and Shamrock). Three months ago, the NY Court of Appeals found in our favor. The Court concluded that board members had indeed owed a fiduciary duty to shareholders. On Friday, we lodged an expanded complaint that, for the first time, publicly details the defendants’ various breaches of these duties, as well as outlines the defendants’ fraud, conspiracy and bribery under Scots law.
A very brief summary: In 2018, FanDuel merged with the US arm of Flutter Entertainment to create a new company called FanDuel Group. In exchange, FanDuel shareholders received 40% of the equity in the new company. However, the board (which was controlled by private equity investors KKR and Shamrock) used a phony valuation of $559M to wipe out common shareholders (largely the founders and employees). Less than 2 years later, those same investors sold that 40% stake in FanDuel Group for $4.2B.
Standing up against the likes of KKR is not easy, but I’m determined that the team of 100+ amazing people who spent years building FanDuel from the ground up will get back what was stolen from them in 2018. Link to the full complaint in the reply below.