What an extreme user experience!

To me, it seems like the sort of behavior casinos tend to show when there are doubts about the player's identiti or actions. In the end, the player, for some reason, does not pass the additional verification and the casino workers hide behind the general rules to avoid explaining the nature of the problem clearly. According to my experiences, this level of verification combined with, let's say, secrecy is usually quite common when the casino suspects the player of some kind of fraud.

It is great that you came here and filed the complaint already because, in any event, it does not mean the casino treated you fairly or well. A decent investigation is surely a good course of action!

After quickly reading the complaint, I could see how frustrating it must have been. In my opinion, the casino ought to provide a thorough explanation when the time comes.

Appreciate the response. However, I have been a verified player of 7 years here.

They quoted term 3.3.3 and said because I took too long to verify, they have the right to take my deposit and winnings.

Ive provided all the proof to casinoguru that this is a wild lie and an attempt to just steal my money.

I understand and appreciate the information, but it is still possible. For instance, if a newly registered account is flagged in the casino system because it looks similar to yours, it does not really matter how long your account has been verified; both are looked into. This is just an example, of course.

Honestly, I'm not familiar with the rule "3.3.3" Could you kindly locate it in the terms and paste it here for me?

Perhaps it contains better hints. I'll leave that to you, of course.

No its not possible. Term 3.3 says they can confiscate money if you take too long to verify basically.

Its a rogue term they have added to steal players deposits

I see. I get it now. I appreciate you pointing out the rule to me.

I hope this illustrates the significance of addressing specific issues rather than relying on generalizations.

According to my understanding, this rule was created to assist casinos in identifying players who are unwilling or unable to pass the KYC, as they typically suspect that these players will not make it anyhow. Therefore, it is extremely unjust to apply such regulations to players whose KYC has been made more difficult or even delayed by the casino.

In my opinion, as far as I can guessed based on your comlaint and this conversation, you have become entangled in this web. 🙁

However, the casino appears to handle cases fairly; hopefully, the team will determine the most urgent problem and assist you in resolving it through the casino's cooperation.

It has been a while since all this started, so I am curious how you are doing. I would be exhausted, I suppose.

I have been verified and paid for 7 years. Its not like im new. I also re-verified in April when my licensed renewed. Everything was approved and verified.

This is just an attempt to rob and not payout. I was already verified. No documents changed at all. Deposit method all the same.

Im completely fine thanks for asking. $2700 is pocket change to me but its the point of it all and the frustration watching a casino try and outright fraud someone.

I will not rest until this casino is either blacklisted or pays. No forum can ever promote a casino who just robs players for such ridiculous reasons.

Hello!

I am fully aware of what you have already told me. My intention was to describe the usual purpose of this specific rule and show how, in your situation, it appears to have been misused.

I probably was not clear enough; I'm sorry for that.

Above all, I am glad you are alright, and trust me when I say that standing up for what is right is exactly the action I respect. Hence, I'm eager to see what the casino has to say about this matter.

Perhas you would like to know that forums usually do not promote casinos, and especially our forum is meant to fill up the gap between the Safety Index value, user reviews, and complaints. The vast majority of posts are therefore quite similar to yours. Well, I don't want to bother you with unsolicited information; just let me know whether this topic is interesting for you.