The player requested a withdrawal in the amount of £2,700 and soon after that their account was closed. The player contacted the casino and was asked to send the documents for verification. After they contacted the casino for an update, they informed the player about being self-excluded back in 2016 without any proof. The player never self-excluded themselve before. The casino offered the player to pay back the deposit money, £770 in total. There is no further information on the case.

The player requested a withdrawal of SEK18,000 and was asked to verify the documents. When the player called the support to ask which documents needed to be verified he was informed that there has been a mistake and the account will be closed due to multiple accounts registered under his name. After he received an email from the finance department about it, he asked them if both accounts were verified and they answered with "no". He also wanted to see a proof of double accounts but that was denied. The casino claimed that they have checked his accounts thoroughly and that he won't receive his deposit and the accounts would remain closed permanently. There has been no further information on this case.

The player's account was blocked for a few months due to a security check, but the player did receive his payment of €600. The player said the situation was embarrassing for him. He sent tens of emails, phone calls and live chats with no luck of getting an answer from the casino. There is no further information on the case.

A player from India complained their withdrawal request wasn't processed within the indicated timeframe. When this issue arose with the casino, the player didn't receive any update so they created a complaint. The casino reacted to it and asked the player to send them a direct email. No more update since then.

The player requested a withdrawal and shortly after that he provided the documents for verification, He received an email that stated that he had multiple accounts and could have reopened the old account. But because he didn't have access to the old email address anymore, he couldn't do so. The other account was opened by his ex-wife with his information and her email address. The casino decided to close his account, kept the funds, but left the ex-wife's account open. There is no further information on this case.

The player 'lms702285' was waiting for his withdrawal longer than expected. A month later, he was finally paid out, however, part of his winnings was missing. This was probably caused by the exchange rate and transaction fees, therefore it might not be the casino's mistake. LeoVegas recommended contacting an ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution). It is not clear whether the player contacted ADR or not.

The casino accused the player of T&C breach and banned him to play in the casino ever again. The player said they hadn't provided any detailed explanation as to what exactly had he breached. Due to GDPR policy, the casino was unable to provide evidence and the complaint was closed as unresolved.

James requested two withdrawals of £150 and £450 and locked his account. A customer support representative informed him that his withdrawals have a status of “Canceled”, to which James responded by stating that it’s impossible as his account was locked and therefore nobody could have canceled the withdrawals. While dealing with this over e-mail, James noticed numerous unauthorized transactions (total of £513) taken from his bank account by the casino, expressing his worries that his account might have been hacked. James insisted on dealing with the issue quickly, however, the casino’s responses were unsatisfactory so James turned to police, his bank, UK gaming commission, and Alderney gambling control commission for help. No updates since.

The player made a deposit of £100, took a 100% bonus and after completing the wagering requirements, he requested a withdrawal. He had provided all the documents needed for the account verification but later on, his account was locked due to a self-exclusion. No further information is available.