Thank you for the clarification and for providing additional details.
Based on the information you shared, it appears that in your initial account closure request from September 2025, you stated that you wanted to close your account because you "don’t have yourself under control." In such cases, this type of request is typically interpreted as a self-exclusion due to gambling-related concerns.
If this is correct, the casino should have taken appropriate measures to prevent you from creating a new account in the future. This is why I asked whether you used the same personal information during registration and whether your first account was verified.
From our point of view, if you registered using your real and unchanged personal details and did not attempt to bypass the self-exclusion in any way, you should not have been able to create a new account, deposit, or play at all.
In such situations, the standard approach is that the player is entitled to a refund of their deposits made after the self-exclusion, but any winnings are usually considered void. I understand this may feel disappointing, especially considering the amount you won; however, this principle applies consistently regardless of whether the player wins or loses.
Please let me know if you would like us to proceed with assisting you in recovering your deposits.
Thank you for the clarification and for providing additional details.
Based on the information you shared, it appears that in your initial account closure request from September 2025, you stated that you wanted to close your account because you "don’t have yourself under control." In such cases, this type of request is typically interpreted as a self-exclusion due to gambling-related concerns.
If this is correct, the casino should have taken appropriate measures to prevent you from creating a new account in the future. This is why I asked whether you used the same personal information during registration and whether your first account was verified.
From our point of view, if you registered using your real and unchanged personal details and did not attempt to bypass the self-exclusion in any way, you should not have been able to create a new account, deposit, or play at all.
In such situations, the standard approach is that the player is entitled to a refund of their deposits made after the self-exclusion, but any winnings are usually considered void. I understand this may feel disappointing, especially considering the amount you won; however, this principle applies consistently regardless of whether the player wins or loses.
Please let me know if you would like us to proceed with assisting you in recovering your deposits.