Deducted winnings 2,142.80mB with false allegations
After a substantial, big win VegasCasino.io refused to pay my withdrawal. KYC procedure was done successfully, but after that they set up a false claim that I would supposedly have a second account (or something related to that, they never exactly particularized) and removed my winnings.
None of their allegation applies to me:
(bonuses are) limited to one per
-user (I don't have any other user at their website)
-IP address (I have my own personal mobile 4G connection that I solely use myself, I just ordered a SIM-card, I can send a proof of my SIM-card and the connection letter dated 29 July 2019, if needed. No other person has been on the line - at all.)
-electronic device (false, I just played on my new computer that I got less than two weeks ago, no one else used it at all)
-household (only one VegasCasino.io account in my household)
-residential address (only one VegasCasino.io account in the address)
-telephone number (I never typed in any telephone number in the profile)
-payment method (I used my new bitcoin account I also just opened about a week ago)
-e-mail address and (no one else uses my email account that I used to register)
-any public environments (I didn't play in any public place at all)
The deduction of my winnings doesn't have grounds. Furthermore, as this happened just after a big win and not for example anytime before that makes it even more suspicious. If it really was the case that I had violated their terms, they could have and should have reacted earlier. They didn't, clearly because there was no breach at any time.
I put my trust in VegasCasino.io as a trustworthy casino and risked money by playing there. If I lose in a game, I will accept that I willingly took the risk to play, but as well if I win, I should be able to trust the site's fairness - I should be paid my winnings - I especially and carefully read and followed their bonus terms.
None of their allegation applies to me:
(bonuses are) limited to one per
-user (I don't have any other user at their website)
-IP address (I have my own personal mobile 4G connection that I solely use myself, I just ordered a SIM-card, I can send a proof of my SIM-card and the connection letter dated 29 July 2019, if needed. No other person has been on the line - at all.)
-electronic device (false, I just played on my new computer that I got less than two weeks ago, no one else used it at all)
-household (only one VegasCasino.io account in my household)
-residential address (only one VegasCasino.io account in the address)
-telephone number (I never typed in any telephone number in the profile)
-payment method (I used my new bitcoin account I also just opened about a week ago)
-e-mail address and (no one else uses my email account that I used to register)
-any public environments (I didn't play in any public place at all)
The deduction of my winnings doesn't have grounds. Furthermore, as this happened just after a big win and not for example anytime before that makes it even more suspicious. If it really was the case that I had violated their terms, they could have and should have reacted earlier. They didn't, clearly because there was no breach at any time.
I put my trust in VegasCasino.io as a trustworthy casino and risked money by playing there. If I lose in a game, I will accept that I willingly took the risk to play, but as well if I win, I should be able to trust the site's fairness - I should be paid my winnings - I especially and carefully read and followed their bonus terms.