CoinCasino deducted my full balance after cancelling my withdrawal.
I used a $500 35x 7d deposit bonus. CoinCasino claims that I breached the bonus maximum bet rule because some bets above the permitted amount were placed while the bonus was active.
I understand that this is CoinCasino’s position. However, my complaint is not only about the alleged bonus breach. My complaint is about what happened afterwards and how the balance deduction was applied retroactively.
After the rounds CoinCasino refers to, the bonus was not stopped or cancelled immediately. I was allowed to continue playing many additional rounds. The wagering requirement was later completed, and the bonus appeared in my account as "Wagered", with 0.00 remaining.
After that, the funds appeared available as real cash balance. I continued playing after the bonus appeared completed and generated additional winnings. I was then allowed to request a withdrawal of $300.
At first, the withdrawal/transaction appeared as paid or processed, which is why I contacted live chat asking why the money had not reached my bank account. During live chat, the agent acknowledged that the transaction appeared as "Paid".
Later, the transaction history changed. The withdrawal was shown as "Cancelled", and a separate "Balance Deduction" of $300.38 was marked as "Paid".
CoinCasino then removed the full balance, including winnings generated after the bonus had already appeared as completed/wagered and after the funds had appeared available as real cash balance.
CoinCasino has only repeated that bets above the permitted amount were made while the bonus was active. They have not properly explained why their system allowed the bonus to continue, allowed the wagering to be completed, allowed the funds to appear as real cash balance, allowed further gameplay, allowed a withdrawal request, and showed the withdrawal as paid/processed before later cancelling it and deducting the full balance.
I am requesting the return of the deducted balance of $300.38, or at minimum an independent review of the retroactive balance deduction, the handling of the withdrawal, and the winnings generated after the funds appeared as real cash balance.
CoinCasino deducted my full balance after cancelling my withdrawal.
I used a $500 35x 7d deposit bonus. CoinCasino claims that I breached the bonus maximum bet rule because some bets above the permitted amount were placed while the bonus was active.
I understand that this is CoinCasino’s position. However, my complaint is not only about the alleged bonus breach. My complaint is about what happened afterwards and how the balance deduction was applied retroactively.
After the rounds CoinCasino refers to, the bonus was not stopped or cancelled immediately. I was allowed to continue playing many additional rounds. The wagering requirement was later completed, and the bonus appeared in my account as "Wagered", with 0.00 remaining.
After that, the funds appeared available as real cash balance. I continued playing after the bonus appeared completed and generated additional winnings. I was then allowed to request a withdrawal of $300.
At first, the withdrawal/transaction appeared as paid or processed, which is why I contacted live chat asking why the money had not reached my bank account. During live chat, the agent acknowledged that the transaction appeared as "Paid".
Later, the transaction history changed. The withdrawal was shown as "Cancelled", and a separate "Balance Deduction" of $300.38 was marked as "Paid".
CoinCasino then removed the full balance, including winnings generated after the bonus had already appeared as completed/wagered and after the funds had appeared available as real cash balance.
CoinCasino has only repeated that bets above the permitted amount were made while the bonus was active. They have not properly explained why their system allowed the bonus to continue, allowed the wagering to be completed, allowed the funds to appear as real cash balance, allowed further gameplay, allowed a withdrawal request, and showed the withdrawal as paid/processed before later cancelling it and deducting the full balance.
I am requesting the return of the deducted balance of $300.38, or at minimum an independent review of the retroactive balance deduction, the handling of the withdrawal, and the winnings generated after the funds appeared as real cash balance.