The player from India had his account blocked after he deposited 16000. He had sought assistance on how to unblock his account, stating that he had successfully made deposits in the past. He had claimed that the casino had blocked his account without informing him and that his funds were still in the game. The casino had responded, citing clause 9.7 of their rules, which allowed them to block accounts in cases of fraudulent actions. We had requested evidence from the casino, which they had provided. After we reviewed the evidence, we had concluded that the player had breached the casino's terms and conditions by creating multiple accounts and using the same payment method across these accounts. Therefore, we had upheld the casino's decision to block the player's account.