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and work off a separate operational account. AND can provide evidence of this.
 

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welcome Tell to the RX..nice to have you here good luck
 

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Tell-

"None"?

I am sure there's a couple and I'm looking for some more.

Walk- thanks, I'm looking into Betallworld now.
 
Tell it like it isn't is wrong. Flat out doesn't have the facts.

Any book in australia must have escrow accounts, and provide proof of it. Best regulated in the world.

Allworld keeps their monies in a trust account which isn't quite as good but still better than the rest nonaustralia books. They provide posted certificates for verification.

The others make claims but as far as I know don't back it up.

Of course, Bodog keeps there's in a secret swiss banking account. Now there's one you can trust, lmao.
 

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Seems like quite a few claim they have trust accounts, but who regulates them? The Australian government does there.

Not sure about Antilles- Pinnacle and BetAllWorld.
 

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Megadalon,
Allworld ( www.betallworld.com ) has the only VERIFIABLE and audited trust account that I know of, including the Australian books... They are also not FORCED to do it, but do it voluntarily

In other words, if you have an account with them, you can verify the amount of your balance currently held in trust...
 
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By checking my past posts you can clearly see I'm on your side in the escrow/trust war, therefore, don't piss me off, until you find some better friends
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. Please fact check thoroughly before telling me I'm wrong.

As always my a#s is backed up:

Safeguard of Punter's Funds
>
> The regulation of the
> ACT Racing and Gambling Commission > the rules contained in Determinations under The
> Australian Capital Territory Race and Sports
> Bookmaking Act 2001 ("ACT Regulations").
>
> Below are some of the explicit provisions in
> those Determinations:
>
> Section E.1.1 Sports bookmakers shall
> establish a segregated bank account specifically for
> the purpose of holding moneys on behalf of clients.
>
> Section E.1.1.1 All monies provided by
> clients are to be maintained in the segregated
> client accounts.
>
> Section E.1.1.2 For the purpose of this
> section a segregated account means an account,
> established for the purpose, that holds all client
> moneys.
>
> Section E.1.1.3 Funds standing to the credit
> of the segregated bank accounts shall be treated in
> accordance with the provisions of the Trustee Act
> 1957.

Play safe everybody
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