Withdrawal blocked by impossible demands and IBAN discrimination
I am reopening/filing this complaint because Rocketplay is making it impossible for me to withdraw my winnings of 25,000 NOK. I have tried to resolve this in chat multiple times, but I only get robotic, copy-paste answers.
The issue with my deposit method:
I deposited 6,000 NOK using a virtual Revolut Mastercard. This card is now terminated and closed and its only for one time use for my own safety. But the issue is that they wont pay back enyhow to my original Revolut card ore back to my Revolut bank.
The Casino’s unreasonable demands:
The casino refuses to pay out to my Revolut account (IBAN), even though they accepted my deposit from this bank. They claim they can only pay to a bank in my registered country Norway.
I have explained to them multiple times that Norwegian banks are legally required to block transfers from gambling sites. By forcing me to use a local Norwegian bank, the casino is knowingly sending my money into a situation where they will be blocked or lost.
Lack of solutions:
I have been very proactive and offered several safe alternatives:
Manual SEPA transfer to my Revolut account (LT-IBAN).
Withdrawal via Crypto (LTC/USDT).
Withdrawal via E-wallets (MiFinity).Jeton ore luxonpay.
The casino refuses all of these and just repeats the same script about local bank transfers. It feels like they are intentionally obstructing my withdrawal.
I want Rocketplay to act responsibly and let me withdraw my 25,000 NOK via a method that actually works for a Norwegian player (Crypto, E-wallet, or Revolut SEPA.
In Norway, the government has strictly instructed banks to block all transactions to and from gambling companies. This is why a local bank transfer is not a viable or safe option for me, and why I used Revolut in the first place.
As a licensed operator, the casino has a Duty of Care to provide functional withdrawal methods. Insisting on a method they know will fail (a terminated card) or a method that is legally blocked (local bank) is a breach of this duty. I have attached all my evidence about this issue from the chats and you can clearly read between the line that it is no cooperation.
The issue with my deposit method:
I deposited 6,000 NOK using a virtual Revolut Mastercard. This card is now terminated and closed and its only for one time use for my own safety. But the issue is that they wont pay back enyhow to my original Revolut card ore back to my Revolut bank.
The Casino’s unreasonable demands:
The casino refuses to pay out to my Revolut account (IBAN), even though they accepted my deposit from this bank. They claim they can only pay to a bank in my registered country Norway.
I have explained to them multiple times that Norwegian banks are legally required to block transfers from gambling sites. By forcing me to use a local Norwegian bank, the casino is knowingly sending my money into a situation where they will be blocked or lost.
Lack of solutions:
I have been very proactive and offered several safe alternatives:
Manual SEPA transfer to my Revolut account (LT-IBAN).
Withdrawal via Crypto (LTC/USDT).
Withdrawal via E-wallets (MiFinity).Jeton ore luxonpay.
The casino refuses all of these and just repeats the same script about local bank transfers. It feels like they are intentionally obstructing my withdrawal.
I want Rocketplay to act responsibly and let me withdraw my 25,000 NOK via a method that actually works for a Norwegian player (Crypto, E-wallet, or Revolut SEPA.
In Norway, the government has strictly instructed banks to block all transactions to and from gambling companies. This is why a local bank transfer is not a viable or safe option for me, and why I used Revolut in the first place.
As a licensed operator, the casino has a Duty of Care to provide functional withdrawal methods. Insisting on a method they know will fail (a terminated card) or a method that is legally blocked (local bank) is a breach of this duty. I have attached all my evidence about this issue from the chats and you can clearly read between the line that it is no cooperation.