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Kessbet is the biggest scam ever and we should do something to bring them down.
I cashed out a bet and they refused to give me the money citing that cash out money can't be withdrawn that I need to increase my activities and bet again so that I can be able to withdraw.
Scams scams!!
This is actually a scam platform....I was personally called by lady with phone number +254 708 234434 promising there is a bonus after deposit. Then after depositing not even balance is reflecting....I even tried with my second account the same happened.
To all avoid any deposit and expose these scammers
I'm a real fun of aviator. When I cut a plane to where I want to cut, it's showing me errors. "Something when wrong' message. I'm tired and I'm quitting.
Looks like a scammer app but it has a great UI. Their bonuses are too good to be true
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