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Stake scammed its partner out of $5.5 million

1 week ago by jy_lofu
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Dmitry VIPGAMBLING brought Mikhail GELLEMAR to STAKE via a referral link in September last year (2023). It was 100% verified and there is evidence that the player was correctly linked, so according to the STAKE offer, Dmitry received the unconditional right to receive affiliate rewards from Gellemar's turnover. GELLEMAR is the largest real money player in the world. His biggest win is $10 million per spin and he took 3rd place in the Christmas race.


Since its registration and to date, GELLEMAR's turnover has amounted to 19,192 bitcoins (approximately $1.2 billion). According to the basic calculation formula, Dmitry's reward should have been $6 million, but he only received $500,000. The reason for this was an unidentified person (or group of persons) within STAKE, who unlinked GELLEMAR from Dmitry and appropriated the money.


For over 9 months, Dmitry VIPGAMBLING tried to personally restore justice, but STAKE ignored all requests at the management level. Later, Dmitry VIPGAMBLING managed to return the player to his panel from May 28, 2024, and since then he has received about $ 500 thousand in rewards. All this time, the issue with the previously unpaid $ 5.5 million was being resolved, but the issue was never resolved. STAKE claims that the reward was paid to a third-party affiliate of ALPHASTORM, who, apparently in collusion with someone from the STAKE IT department, changed the payment to themselves and, according to STAKE, has already received all $ 5.5 million as a reward. Anyone can be deceived without explanation and the opportunity to protect their rights.

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jy_lofu
1 week ago

Hi, I'm sorry if this situation has arisen. But we are not able to help with affiliate relationships, which I will mention right at the beginning. I've read the whole situation, and when you say that the man was entitled to $5.5 million, have he thought about taking this case to court somewhere? If it's that much money, I'd probably go for it. 

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