Hello Jean, thank you for taking on my complaint. Answering your questions point by point:
1. Verification The casino never requested verification — there is no KYC procedure on the platform at all. The project explicitly positioned itself as a "no verification" casino. My account is identified by nickname (Bessada) and email.
2. Is the issue limited to one game? — No The casino annulled the results of ALL my sessions across all games for the entire period. It did not name any specific games or rounds allegedly affected by "incorrect RTP" and provided no confirmation from any provider. The largest win is identifiable: Pragmatic Play, round ID #65752066340187, bet 1,080 RUB, win 1,559,400 RUB.
3. Official communication from the casino There was no email — the casino does not communicate by email at all. The annulment was announced in the live support chat on July 14, 2026. Full screenshots have been sent to your email and are in the evidence folder (files 5, 4, 3).
Important context: on July 13 a casino representative offered to pay out only my first withdrawal request (~530,000 RUB), citing "beta testing." I declined and asked for the full amount in installments within the casino's own limits — the next morning the casino annulled all my winnings.
4. Withdrawals (date correction: May, not March) The account was registered in late May 2026; the deposit was made on May 30. There has not been a single successful withdrawal in the entire history of the account — all 15+ requests since May 30 were cancelled, marked as "Error," or left pending. The disputed amount is 1,557,933 RUB — my two final requests from June 4 (999,999 + 557,934 RUB).
Additional information After the dispute escalated, the casino deleted the transaction history from my account (deposit and all cancelled withdrawals disappeared). Timestamped screenshots and a screen recording taken before the deletion, plus the blockchain record of the deposit, are in the evidence folder. The case has received public coverage in gambling communities — links available on request.
P.S. The requested screenshots have also been sent to jean.s@casino.guru.
Hello Jean, thank you for taking on my complaint. Answering your questions point by point:
1. Verification The casino never requested verification — there is no KYC procedure on the platform at all. The project explicitly positioned itself as a "no verification" casino. My account is identified by nickname (Bessada) and email.
2. Is the issue limited to one game? — No The casino annulled the results of ALL my sessions across all games for the entire period. It did not name any specific games or rounds allegedly affected by "incorrect RTP" and provided no confirmation from any provider. The largest win is identifiable: Pragmatic Play, round ID #65752066340187, bet 1,080 RUB, win 1,559,400 RUB.
3. Official communication from the casino There was no email — the casino does not communicate by email at all. The annulment was announced in the live support chat on July 14, 2026. Full screenshots have been sent to your email and are in the evidence folder (files 5, 4, 3).
Important context: on July 13 a casino representative offered to pay out only my first withdrawal request (~530,000 RUB), citing "beta testing." I declined and asked for the full amount in installments within the casino's own limits — the next morning the casino annulled all my winnings.
4. Withdrawals (date correction: May, not March) The account was registered in late May 2026; the deposit was made on May 30. There has not been a single successful withdrawal in the entire history of the account — all 15+ requests since May 30 were cancelled, marked as "Error," or left pending. The disputed amount is 1,557,933 RUB — my two final requests from June 4 (999,999 + 557,934 RUB).
Additional information After the dispute escalated, the casino deleted the transaction history from my account (deposit and all cancelled withdrawals disappeared). Timestamped screenshots and a screen recording taken before the deletion, plus the blockchain record of the deposit, are in the evidence folder. The case has received public coverage in gambling communities — links available on request.
P.S. The requested screenshots have also been sent to jean.s@casino.guru.