Dear Sayed,
Thank you for reaching out to the Management and Compliance Team.
We have thoroughly reviewed your account history and the details of your claim. Please note that we have no record or evidence of a missing balance of $500 USD.
According to our system profile and transaction logs, the $30 credit applied to your account was issued as compensation specifically for the game Ways of the Qilin, which records show you were playing at a stake of either $0.15 or $0.20 per spin.
Our system indicates that no technical fault or error occurred on our platform during your session. To investigate this matter further and verify your claim with the official game provider, please provide us with the specific Game Round IDof the affected session. Once we receive this identifier, we will immediately request the official server logs from the provider.
Feel free to send me the video as well, but the Game Round ID is the important bit.
Sincerely,
Betlix Management Team
Hello Tomas
I have received a response from Betlix Management, and they are attempting to evade responsibility by using classic delaying tactics. They are asking me to provide the "Game Round ID," knowing fully well that a player cannot access historical round IDs from a crashed session after a month has passed.
Here is why their response holds no merit, and why I need Casino Guru's intervention:
1. In the attached screenshot (image.png), their own live chat agent, Sheilla, explicitly stated: "There was a system glitch in the account and error in the game." Management is now contradicting their own support staff by claiming "no technical fault occurred."
2. They admitted to giving me a $30 credit as "compensation" for "The Ways of Qilin." If there was no system error, why did they issue compensation? This partial payment is a clear admission of guilt, but $30 does not cover a $500 loss.
3. They are shifting the burden of proof onto me. As the casino operator, they have direct access to the PG Soft provider backend and my account’s full betting history. They can easily look up my session logs for that day to find the Round ID themselves, but they are refusing to do so.
Tomas, since I have already emailed you the screen recordings and provided the proof of their agent admitting to the glitch, I kindly ask you to compel Betlix Management to look up my account history on their server and pull the logs from PG Soft directly, rather than asking me for data that only they possess.
Thank you for your continued support.
Best regards,
Sayed ***
Dear Sayed,
Thank you for reaching out to the Management and Compliance Team.
We have thoroughly reviewed your account history and the details of your claim. Please note that we have no record or evidence of a missing balance of $500 USD.
According to our system profile and transaction logs, the $30 credit applied to your account was issued as compensation specifically for the game Ways of the Qilin, which records show you were playing at a stake of either $0.15 or $0.20 per spin.
Our system indicates that no technical fault or error occurred on our platform during your session. To investigate this matter further and verify your claim with the official game provider, please provide us with the specific Game Round IDof the affected session. Once we receive this identifier, we will immediately request the official server logs from the provider.
Feel free to send me the video as well, but the Game Round ID is the important bit.
Sincerely,
Betlix Management Team
Hello Tomas
I have received a response from Betlix Management, and they are attempting to evade responsibility by using classic delaying tactics. They are asking me to provide the "Game Round ID," knowing fully well that a player cannot access historical round IDs from a crashed session after a month has passed.
Here is why their response holds no merit, and why I need Casino Guru's intervention:
1. In the attached screenshot (image.png), their own live chat agent, Sheilla, explicitly stated: "There was a system glitch in the account and error in the game." Management is now contradicting their own support staff by claiming "no technical fault occurred."
2. They admitted to giving me a $30 credit as "compensation" for "The Ways of Qilin." If there was no system error, why did they issue compensation? This partial payment is a clear admission of guilt, but $30 does not cover a $500 loss.
3. They are shifting the burden of proof onto me. As the casino operator, they have direct access to the PG Soft provider backend and my account’s full betting history. They can easily look up my session logs for that day to find the Round ID themselves, but they are refusing to do so.
Tomas, since I have already emailed you the screen recordings and provided the proof of their agent admitting to the glitch, I kindly ask you to compel Betlix Management to look up my account history on their server and pull the logs from PG Soft directly, rather than asking me for data that only they possess.
Thank you for your continued support.
Best regards,
Sayed ***
Edited by a Casino Guru admin