Refused to Pay Cash Winnings
Dear Ask Gambler,
Last month, I joined Grand Ivy and deposited £250. I played the slots for a while and got my cash balance up and around the £1,000 mark. I decided to withdraw at this point. I had a bonus of £250 active but this was never staked.
I cancelled my £250 bonus and was left with £1,082 in my balance. Cancelling an untouched bonus is entirely within Grand Ivy's terms. Their term 15 reads:
'Bonus funds can’t be withdrawn until you have met all of these requirements above. Only cash funds can be withdrawn at any time and at your request.'
I waited for a while and did not receive my cash.
On 7 April 2019 I received an email that said that I would not receive my £1,082 as I breached 'term 4'. Grand Ivy claimed that I or someone in my household or, same IP address had already had a bonus with Grand Ivy.
This is untrue this is my first Grand Ivy account and bonus. And I live alone so there couldn't be anyone else in my household.
Moreover, I don't know why this matters as I won with my deposit. The bonus was not touched.
The email I received was very vague it said:
'Your account has been found to be in breach of clause 4 of our Promotional Terms and Conditions:
'4. Eligibility
Only one promotion is awarded per UK account per UK player meaning one per family, household address, IP address, email address, telephone number, credit or debit card and/or e-payment account, or shared computer (e.g. school, public library or workplace). If you are found to be in breach of this clause, all winnings will be confiscated.
Therefore, your withdrawal has been cancelled, your winnings have been confiscated and your deposit of £250 has been returned to your gaming account.'
I asked how I breached this term and received no answer and no evidence. I also sent a screenshot of my play history that showed that I never touched the bonus. Grand Ivy also totally ignored the fact that my winnings were derived from my cash.
I believe that Grand Ivy just send this generic email when they do not want to make payment. I know I wasn't in breach of this term, and my winnings were not bonus related.
Please help me with this matter Ask Gambler. Happy to forward any information required.
Best wishes.
Last month, I joined Grand Ivy and deposited £250. I played the slots for a while and got my cash balance up and around the £1,000 mark. I decided to withdraw at this point. I had a bonus of £250 active but this was never staked.
I cancelled my £250 bonus and was left with £1,082 in my balance. Cancelling an untouched bonus is entirely within Grand Ivy's terms. Their term 15 reads:
'Bonus funds can’t be withdrawn until you have met all of these requirements above. Only cash funds can be withdrawn at any time and at your request.'
I waited for a while and did not receive my cash.
On 7 April 2019 I received an email that said that I would not receive my £1,082 as I breached 'term 4'. Grand Ivy claimed that I or someone in my household or, same IP address had already had a bonus with Grand Ivy.
This is untrue this is my first Grand Ivy account and bonus. And I live alone so there couldn't be anyone else in my household.
Moreover, I don't know why this matters as I won with my deposit. The bonus was not touched.
The email I received was very vague it said:
'Your account has been found to be in breach of clause 4 of our Promotional Terms and Conditions:
'4. Eligibility
Only one promotion is awarded per UK account per UK player meaning one per family, household address, IP address, email address, telephone number, credit or debit card and/or e-payment account, or shared computer (e.g. school, public library or workplace). If you are found to be in breach of this clause, all winnings will be confiscated.
Therefore, your withdrawal has been cancelled, your winnings have been confiscated and your deposit of £250 has been returned to your gaming account.'
I asked how I breached this term and received no answer and no evidence. I also sent a screenshot of my play history that showed that I never touched the bonus. Grand Ivy also totally ignored the fact that my winnings were derived from my cash.
I believe that Grand Ivy just send this generic email when they do not want to make payment. I know I wasn't in breach of this term, and my winnings were not bonus related.
Please help me with this matter Ask Gambler. Happy to forward any information required.
Best wishes.