Allowing a sharp/steam bettor to bet on your accounts.

My brother in law is allowing a sharp to bet on his two legal accounts, MGM and DraftKings. The bets are low to mid four figures and the sharp is doing it about five days a week.  I remember reading about bookmakers seizing player funds and closing accounts for this type of behavior when betting hoops but I can not find any of the articles or posts. Can anyone help me locate some documentation? I want to convince him to stop before he gets his money seized and accounts closed.  Any help here or by direct message would be appreciated. This is not a scam I WILL NOT be asking to bet with anyone or for ANYTHING but information about what I have mentioned in this post. Thanks.

@Steve682600

 Your brother-in-law is an idiot.

In this respect I agree Jimmy. But he is a successful man that does right by my sister and their son so I have very few complaints. I would just hate to see him get in a mini jam over this, which is why I posted. 

Unfortunately, he is probably going to have to learn the hard way

Eye see U is  familiar wit Da interwebs

Google its wit da search bar…

Find multiple answers in seconds 

Wipe them out and keep a small balance in the account. When they limit you then leave. Problem solved. 

@MrFreedo

Actually it is very difficult to find specific cases on the interwebs. I checked on Google and a second engine ( Brave) with no luck. 

@Steve682600

LITERALLY the first thing that pops up when searching for others using your account. 

DraftKings reserves the right to suspend or terminate any or all of your Accounts and terminate, withhold or revoke the awarding of any winnings and prizes.

@Steve682600

 When you reference, sharp - you mean LANG - hahahaha

 @Steve682600 LITERALLY the first thing that pops up when searching for others using your account.  DraftKings reserves the right to suspend or terminate any or all of your Accounts and terminate, withhold or revoke the awarding of any winnings and prizes.[/Quote]

That is LITERALLY not true.  I LITERALLY did multiple searches. You LITERALLY did not specify what exactly you typed in as your search criteria so your input is once again LITERALLY worthless. 

They reserve the right - but that's when you hit up your state's gaming commission.

They can't just take your money and refuse to pay out.  They have to pay out but then can ban you from their platform.

at what dollar amount do they start taking notice typically?

What could a sharp possibly find appealing at BetMGM, the King of all Rip-Off Sportsbooks?