Dear Pokiesking,
I wanted to provide you with a brief update on your case with AUWin Casino. Unfortunately, I've hit a roadblock—their support email help24/7@auwin.com that I found on their website appears to be no longer functional, and my messages are being bounced back. I received notifications indicating "Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender."
I will try Live Chat, but based on our history with similar casinos, I do not expect a useful outcome for your dispute. These channels are typically staffed by agents who cannot resolve such matters. Therefore, we typically prefer email communication, which is generally managed by more knowledgeable and capable team members who can provide a resolution, but that avenue is currently blocked.
I recognise your point that they've paid out in the past; it is quite a known pattern for casinos of this type to honour small withdrawals but refuse larger ones. This is sadly a classic example of the risks involved with unlicensed operators.
This is a difficult situation, exacerbated by the casino's already low safety index and lack of a proper gambling license. Without a licensing authority, we have no one to turn to for enforcement. It highlights the very risk we always caution players about: the importance of checking the reviews of any casino before registering and depositing money, as well as choosing only Good-rated, licensed casinos that have a solid payout history to minimise such situations.
The essentially only advice I can give you at this stage is to contact the relevant authorities in your country, who might block the casino's webpage from being available for other players from your country or take any other actions at their discretion.
As I mentioned, I will still attempt to contact via Live Chat, but I must be honest that the prospects for a resolution are very low. I'm sorry I don't have better news at this stage.
Dear Pokiesking,
I wanted to provide you with a brief update on your case with AUWin Casino. Unfortunately, I've hit a roadblock—their support email help24/7@auwin.com that I found on their website appears to be no longer functional, and my messages are being bounced back. I received notifications indicating "Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender."
I will try Live Chat, but based on our history with similar casinos, I do not expect a useful outcome for your dispute. These channels are typically staffed by agents who cannot resolve such matters. Therefore, we typically prefer email communication, which is generally managed by more knowledgeable and capable team members who can provide a resolution, but that avenue is currently blocked.
I recognise your point that they've paid out in the past; it is quite a known pattern for casinos of this type to honour small withdrawals but refuse larger ones. This is sadly a classic example of the risks involved with unlicensed operators.
This is a difficult situation, exacerbated by the casino's already low safety index and lack of a proper gambling license. Without a licensing authority, we have no one to turn to for enforcement. It highlights the very risk we always caution players about: the importance of checking the reviews of any casino before registering and depositing money, as well as choosing only Good-rated, licensed casinos that have a solid payout history to minimise such situations.
The essentially only advice I can give you at this stage is to contact the relevant authorities in your country, who might block the casino's webpage from being available for other players from your country or take any other actions at their discretion.
As I mentioned, I will still attempt to contact via Live Chat, but I must be honest that the prospects for a resolution are very low. I'm sorry I don't have better news at this stage.