The player from Japan had an issue with an online casino, which had identified duplicate accounts and halted his activities. Despite having deposited $2000, the player was unable to continue playing. The player insisted that he was not responsible for the duplicate accounts, as he shared his apartment with his father, who also had an account. The player stated that his father had passed the KYC verification process and was withdrawing money. The player was upset that the casino did not identify the duplicate accounts when he made his initial deposit. The player also claimed that his sister had encountered a similar issue with multiple accounts, but was allowed to keep one active. The player had contacted the casino for clarification but received no response. We had reached out to the casino for a resolution but received no response, resulting in the complaint being marked as 'unresolved'.