I played at Gxmble Casino between April 30 and May 1, 2026.
During that session, I won a large amount while playing with my own deposited funds. I stopped playing in the early morning of May 1 with a balance of €38,028.65.
I initially attempted to withdraw €9,000, but the withdrawal was marked as “under review.” I contacted live support and was informed that due to the large amount, withdrawals were limited to €1,000 per day and €2,000 per week. Support explained that I could keep multiple €1,000 withdrawals pending and they would be processed one by one after review.
Following this explanation, I cancelled the €9,000 withdrawal and submitted two separate €1,000 withdrawal requests.
Shortly after, I was asked to complete account verification. I provided:
• passport copies,
• proof of address documents,
• phone verification via SMS code,
as requested by the casino.
Later that same day, I received confirmation from Gxmble that my account was fully verified.
After waiting several business days without receiving any payment, I contacted support again. During this period I continued playing slightly because I became concerned that the casino might accuse me of depositing only to withdraw winnings. Eventually I stopped playing entirely with a remaining balance of €34,518.15 plus two pending €1,000 withdrawals.
I would also like to mention that the game on which I won the largest amount suddenly stopped loading afterward and displayed an “internet connection problem,” while other games on the site loaded normally.
On May 11, 2026, I received an email stating that my account had allegedly breached the Terms and Conditions. My account was permanently closed, my winnings confiscated, and I was informed that my payment methods and personal details had been blacklisted.
However:
• no specific Terms and Conditions clause was provided,
• no evidence was presented,
• no gameplay logs or timestamps were shared,
• and no explanation was given regarding what exact rule I allegedly violated.
The casino refunded €1,500of my deposits, which is also confusing because:
• my total deposits were approximately €1,500,
• one earlier deposit had included a bonus which was fully lost,
• and my final €250 real-money deposit (without bonus funds) was the deposit from which the winnings were generated.
I usually play with high stakes (€10–€50 bets), but all bets placed were allowed directly by the games and casino system itself. At no point was I prevented from placing those bets.
After receiving the confiscation email, I immediately attempted to log into my account but access was completely blocked.
On May 14, 2026, I formally requested:
• the exact Terms and Conditions clause allegedly violated,
• supporting evidence,
• gameplay logs,
• timestamps,
• and clarification regarding the confiscation of my winnings.
To this day, I have received no response.
I have screenshots, live support conversations, email correspondence, withdrawal screenshots, deposit proof, refund proof, and verification confirmation emails available as supporting evidence.
Unresolved
€36,518