💸 ACR STILL CHEATING SPORTSBETTORS AFTER PROMISING LAST MONTH TO STOP 💸 Cashouts slowing down for poker players, too. Are they going broke? Remember 4 weeks ago, when it was exposed that ACR wasn’t letting its sportsbook players withdraw without meeting a HIDDEN TERM of raking 10% in poker? Recall that these sportsbettors did NOT receive any kind of bonus they had to clear. They simply were not allowed to have their money until they raked THOUSANDS in poker — a game many of them didn’t even play. This was a huge controversy, and CEO Phil Nagy PROMISED to either prominently disclose this requirement in a location all sportsbettors would see prior to depositing, or remove it altogether. None of this has happened. ACR is still CHEATING its sportsbettors in the exact same way, with this extremely hidden and nonstandard withdrawal term. Phil made the loudest players in September whole, then went right back to ripping everyone off. This is unacceptable, and again it raises questions about ACR’a liquidity, especially since cashouts for everyone are slower than ever before. ACR will not respond to anyone questioning this, so it’s time to make this go viral again. All we ask is that you treat your customers FAIRLY and ETHICALLY, and stop finding bogus reasons to KEEP money rightfully belonging to your players! cc: @WPN_CEO

🚨 WARNING: POSSIBLE MAJOR LIQUIDITY PROBLEM AT ACR 🚨 It has come to my attention that ACR is throwing up HUGE ROADBLOCKS against anyone trying to withdraw from their ACR sportsbook. They are forcing ACR Sportsbook bettors to rake INSANE AMOUNTS from the poker side (even if these people don't play poker) in order to get their winnings. Even worse, the amount of rake these sportsbettors need to reach keeps changing on the fly, and seems nonsensical. It seems ACR simply doesn't want to give these people their money. This is NOT related to any bonuses. This is happening to ordinary players who deposit to the sportsbook, win fair and square, and aren't allowed to have their money. Also, earlier this year, ACR was engaging in very slow payments of withdrawals, and blamed it on the World Cup -- a story I never believed. Multiple players are coming out of the woodwork to complain about this. Thus far there is COMPLETE SILENCE from Phil Nagy and all of the ACR pros! I strongly recommend that you DO NOT DEPOSIT ANOTHER PENNY to ACR until we can get some clear answers here. Please note that I am completely independent, and do not represent any poker site, casino, or sportsbook. I am just getting very concerned that ACR is near broke. If they're not, they need to be transparent and fair with their customers. Please RT for awareness. Story: pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sh…

I've been trying to figure out exactly what occurred to where WSOP Online Circuit ring winners were excluded from the bonus $5,000 Bahamas package promo, despite the fact that none of their marketing ever disclosed this. After first pushing back, GG/WSOP decided today to do the right thing and award the $5k packages to online winners, as well. And I'm very happy to see that. But how did this happen in the first place? I don't work for any of the companies involved, so this is just a guess, but I think I roughly have it figured out. It's long, so grab a cup of coffee while reading this. In short, this is a case of where multiple companies have the rights to use the same brand (WSOP), and the marketers didn't consider that fact before putting out a promotion. Recall that GGPoker purchased WSOP in late 2024. As part of the agreement, Caesars kept ownership of WSOP.com, and has long-term rights to use the WSOP brand on their sites, though they were not allowed to open any new WSOP-branded sites. But the important takeaway here is that WSOP.com and WSOP are owned by completely different companies (Caesars and GG/NSUS), whereas originally they were the same ownership. The WSOP Circuit live events are additionally complicated, as they're also licensing the WSOP brand, and are almost always operated by different companies. But in this case, WSOP came to some kind of marketing agreement with all the live Circuit venues to run this $5k WSOP Paradise promo for all stops. For whatever reason, the marketers completely forgot that WSOP.com (Caesars) runs their own Circuit events, where WSOP rings are awarded as well. This led to the erroneous language such as "all ring winners in 2026" receiving a $5k Bahamas package, when in reality they should have written "all live action ring winners in 2026". I'm sure nobody at GG/WSOP or Caesars even realized this error until players started winning rings online, and then got the bad news that they were NOT receiving the $5k bonus package they expected. In summary, this was a boneheaded marketing mistake, and an example of the hazards of multiple companies sharing the same brand. The average player does not understand this complicated WSOP brand sharing structure, nor should they be expected to know about it. I do wish that WSOP had immediately agreed to award the $5k packages when it was brought to their attention, rather than just curtly telling people, "Sorry, online wasn't included." Indeed, "all ring winners in 2026" should mean ALL ring winners in 2026. However, ultimately they decided to do the right thing, and awarded the $5k packages anyway. This is an example of where the public speaking up about an injustice -- even an accidental one -- can get a company to do the right thing via the power of social media pressure. Great job by @TTVSweet4U (who brought this to public attention) and everyone commenting on this, resulting in the rightful awarding of the $5k package to the online ring winners.