Delying 2000 EUR and pressuring continued gambling
Flappy Casino Deliberately Withholding Withdrawals and Pressuring Players to Lose Winnings
I am submitting a formal complaint against Flappy Casino for what I consider deliberate and unacceptable misconduct.
I placed two withdrawal requests on 13 April and 14 April. Only one has been processed, despite their clearly stated €1000 weekly withdrawal limit. There is no legitimate justification for withholding the second payment — they are simply not honoring their own terms.
Even more concerning is their behavior during this delay. I have received repeated emails implying that my withdrawal will be processed faster or prioritized if I continue gambling. This is not just inappropriate — it is a blatant attempt to pressure me into playing back my winnings.
This creates the clear impression that Flappy Casino is intentionally delaying payouts to keep players engaged long enough to lose their funds. That is exactly what appears to be happening in my case.
When challenged, their support team avoided giving straight answers and instead responded with vague, inconsistent statements. This lack of transparency only reinforces the concern that these delays are deliberate.
Players should take this as a serious warning: if you win, you may face unnecessary delays and subtle pressure to gamble your balance away instead of being paid fairly.
I also want to highlight that I found this casino through AskGamblers, which makes this situation even more disappointing and raises concerns about the platform’s listed operators.
I demand the following:
• Immediate release of my remaining withdrawal without further delay
• A clear and honest explanation for why my payment has been withheld
• A formal review of their withdrawal practices and player communications
If this issue is not resolved promptly, I am prepared to escalate this matter further with relevant authorities and continue to share my experience publicly.
I can provide full evidence, including email correspondence, to support every point raised above.