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scam, real review
be careful, on IG is ads about betting. That scammer is using telegram @GabrielRoberts_bet
Registration is bad, no more informations about you - just mail and address, date of birth...
i deposited 35 EUR to bet 1 match. correct score, I won but i cant withdrawal any money, cause rules are saying: deposit at least 3 times and then u can withdrawal.. Minimum withdrawal is 800 EUR... fee is 12% to this company.... lol big scam for sure!
April 9, 2025
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