They allowed me to play and refused refund
I am submitting this complaint against LevelUp Casino due to misleading information provided by their live chat support, which directly resulted in a financial loss of 1,000 EUR.
Before continuing to play, I contacted LevelUp Casino’s live chat support to explicitly ask whether I had any second or duplicate account registered in their system.
The support agent clearly confirmed in writing that no additional account existed and that I could play without any issues. I have provided screenshots of this conversation as evidence.
Based on this explicit confirmation, I continued playing in good faith. Following this confirmation, I incurred losses totaling 1,000 EUR.
Only after these losses, I contacted support again to ask about the status of my verification, as I intended to continue playing. At that point, no warning was given that my account was at risk or under investigation for multi-accounting.
Shortly afterward, my account was blocked and I was accused of multi-accounting. The casino now claims that their system later detected linked accounts based on IP address, device data, or other technical indicators.
This situation is unfair and contradictory. If a violation truly existed, it should have been identified before I was explicitly informed that no second account existed and that I could continue playing.
Allowing me to play after providing this confirmation and only taking action after losses occurred places the responsibility with the casino, not the player.
LevelUp Casino refuses to refund my losses and relies solely on general Terms and Conditions, while ignoring the written confirmation provided by their own support team, which I relied upon when deciding to play.
I have submitted screenshots of the live chat conversation proving that I was told no duplicate account existed and that playing was permitted.
I therefore request a refund of 1,000 EUR, representing the losses incurred after the casino explicitly confirmed that no second account existed, or a fair resolution acknowledging the casino’s responsibility for providing misleading information.
Before continuing to play, I contacted LevelUp Casino’s live chat support to explicitly ask whether I had any second or duplicate account registered in their system.
The support agent clearly confirmed in writing that no additional account existed and that I could play without any issues. I have provided screenshots of this conversation as evidence.
Based on this explicit confirmation, I continued playing in good faith. Following this confirmation, I incurred losses totaling 1,000 EUR.
Only after these losses, I contacted support again to ask about the status of my verification, as I intended to continue playing. At that point, no warning was given that my account was at risk or under investigation for multi-accounting.
Shortly afterward, my account was blocked and I was accused of multi-accounting. The casino now claims that their system later detected linked accounts based on IP address, device data, or other technical indicators.
This situation is unfair and contradictory. If a violation truly existed, it should have been identified before I was explicitly informed that no second account existed and that I could continue playing.
Allowing me to play after providing this confirmation and only taking action after losses occurred places the responsibility with the casino, not the player.
LevelUp Casino refuses to refund my losses and relies solely on general Terms and Conditions, while ignoring the written confirmation provided by their own support team, which I relied upon when deciding to play.
I have submitted screenshots of the live chat conversation proving that I was told no duplicate account existed and that playing was permitted.
I therefore request a refund of 1,000 EUR, representing the losses incurred after the casino explicitly confirmed that no second account existed, or a fair resolution acknowledging the casino’s responsibility for providing misleading information.