I am filing this formal complaint against Aladdin’s Gold Casino (specifically playing via the mirror site aladinsgold2.com) regarding the non-payment of a £900 withdrawal (ID: 141586) and a severe breach of Responsible Gambling and Self-Exclusion protocols.
1. Stalling Tactics and Financial Coercion:
I have been subject to "Reversed Withdrawal Abuse." The casino held an original withdrawal of £500 for over 21 working days. During this delay, my VIP Manager, Emma (communicating via emma@infoaladingold.com), pressured me into depositing over £200 between Feb 3rd and Feb 6th, explicitly promising that these new deposits would grant me "Priority Processing" for that original £500 withdrawal. No priority was ever granted; instead, the withdrawal continued to be stalled, leading to my current £900 balance which the casino is now refusing to pay.
2. Breach of Self-Exclusion & Disclosure of Addiction:
On December 30th, I explicitly requested a permanent account closure via email due to gambling addiction, stating: "the temptation is too much please block me from the site." Despite this clear disclosure of vulnerability, the casino failed to lock my account and continued to accept dozens of deposits throughout January and February totaling approximately £325.
3. Predatory Targeting of Vulnerable Player:
While my withdrawals were sitting in "Failed" status in February, the casino actively targeted me with "VIPCASH Manual Bonuses" on Feb 6th (£35) and Feb 9th (£35). Offering financial incentives to a player who has disclosed a gambling problem and requested a block is a predatory breach of industry safety standards.
4. Data Manipulation:
On the morning of Feb 11, the casino temporarily removed my transaction history from my dashboard, only restoring it after I issued a formal notice of dispute. This appears to be a deliberate attempt to hide evidence of the bonuses and failed withdrawals.
5. Administrative Negligence:
At account opening, I notified my manager, Emma, that my email was incorrectly registered as ".cm" instead of ".com." This was never corrected, showing a total lack of attention to account security.
Desired Resolution:
I am seeking the immediate payment of my £900 winnings. Furthermore, as the casino failed to honor my self-exclusion request of Dec 30th, I request a full refund of the £325 in deposits made after that date.
I am filing this formal complaint against Aladdin’s Gold Casino (specifically playing via the mirror site aladinsgold2.com) regarding the non-payment of a £900 withdrawal (ID: 141586) and a severe breach of Responsible Gambling and Self-Exclusion protocols.
1. Stalling Tactics and Financial Coercion:
I have been subject to "Reversed Withdrawal Abuse." The casino held an original withdrawal of £500 for over 21 working days. During this delay, my VIP Manager, Emma (communicating via emma@infoaladingold.com), pressured me into depositing over £200 between Feb 3rd and Feb 6th, explicitly promising that these new deposits would grant me "Priority Processing" for that original £500 withdrawal. No priority was ever granted; instead, the withdrawal continued to be stalled, leading to my current £900 balance which the casino is now refusing to pay.
2. Breach of Self-Exclusion & Disclosure of Addiction:
On December 30th, I explicitly requested a permanent account closure via email due to gambling addiction, stating: "the temptation is too much please block me from the site." Despite this clear disclosure of vulnerability, the casino failed to lock my account and continued to accept dozens of deposits throughout January and February totaling approximately £325.
3. Predatory Targeting of Vulnerable Player:
While my withdrawals were sitting in "Failed" status in February, the casino actively targeted me with "VIPCASH Manual Bonuses" on Feb 6th (£35) and Feb 9th (£35). Offering financial incentives to a player who has disclosed a gambling problem and requested a block is a predatory breach of industry safety standards.
4. Data Manipulation:
On the morning of Feb 11, the casino temporarily removed my transaction history from my dashboard, only restoring it after I issued a formal notice of dispute. This appears to be a deliberate attempt to hide evidence of the bonuses and failed withdrawals.
5. Administrative Negligence:
At account opening, I notified my manager, Emma, that my email was incorrectly registered as ".cm" instead of ".com." This was never corrected, showing a total lack of attention to account security.
Desired Resolution:
I am seeking the immediate payment of my £900 winnings. Furthermore, as the casino failed to honor my self-exclusion request of Dec 30th, I request a full refund of the £325 in deposits made after that date.