MR DANNIEL l HULLY
GBAppalling gaming site Appalling gaming site. This betting site is the worst out there from where British customers can bet from. The verification process is shambolic, absolute joke!! I won a measly £150 and I didn't want to withdraw the money, They suspended the account, they were happy to accept the deposits. Every step of the way the verification process was horrific. holding an ID to my face with a date on a white paper 😂. Honestly it was comical. The live chat was terrible aswell. So blunt and unhelpful. This site is the worst betting site that UK customers can use. I've said I will be closing my account and there response was.... okay. Stay away guys
Steven Mcarthy
GBI took advantage of the enerybet… I took advantage of the enerybet promotion of getting 10£ after placing a 10£ bet. I was skeptical if terms and conditions were deceptive but was not the case, and whether they were gonna credit them with delays, but have no regrets, thanks to this reward I won 200£ in sports, so I guess that is destiny at its best.
Jim
GBExcessive anti-money laundering checks I deposited a mere £15 with EnergyBet. This was gladly accepted. I then tried to withdraw the same amount to the same bank account and was instructed to send personal and address documentation. They only care about AML regulations after they have your money. The AML procedures are excessive and far greater than they need to be. Their requirements even exceed that of traditional financial services (I should know, I work in personal financial planning). For a mere £15, I had to submit 4 different documents, some of which weren't "good enough" and needed to be resent. It's £15 - I'm not going to fund terrorist activity or launder drug money for such a paltry sum... Don't bother with EnergyBet. There are more convenient, less poorly operated betting firms out there.
Martin Blackshaw
GBAbsolute rip off merchants Absolute rip off merchants - they take a not-unsubstantial charge for withdrawals. Also far too invasive of privacy. They emailed me asking for personal information such as my employment status, job description, monthly earnings, etc. This was accompanied by a request to upload bank card and passport photos together with a utility bill from within the last three months. They can shove that kind of intrusion into my private life. How dare these dodgy bookies question me to this extent while pretending it's all for my own good. Who the hell do they think they are. This is Big Brother gone mad and no one should subscribe to it. If they're concerned about gambling addiction then let them place a weekly max £250 deposit on every account!!
louise freeman
GBPlease please dont sign up Please please dont sign up, they will take you'Re money but dont dare win , they will need very intrusive ID including wage slips, photos of yourself with passport etc, even if you get pass this and withdraw, they have no intention of paying , i got told barclays bank had lost my payment, yes the worldwide institute of barclays had lost my £625 winnings and not a scam bookies from malta! AVOID