The player from India had reported that his gaming account had been blocked unexpectedly and was demanding his $16,000 be returned to his cryptocurrency wallet. The player had claimed to have passed full KYC verification and denied any fraudulent activities. The casino, however, had referred to their clause 9.7, which allowed them to block accounts committing fraudulent actions. The player had denied having multiple accounts, but the casino had provided evidence of such. We had confirmed the evidence and found the player in violation of the casino's terms and conditions. Consequently, the complaint had been rejected as the player was found to be ineligible for any winnings due to breaching the casino's rules.