The casino's response is inadequate and misleading. Let me address this directly.
You do have control over my withdrawal options.
I deposited via cryptocurrency. The crypto withdrawal option was previously available on my account and I have used it successfully in the past. It was removed after my KYC was completed — coincidentally right when I had $6,000+ to withdraw. This is not a "peer-to-peer" issue. This is the casino selectively disabling a withdrawal method it previously offered.
I'd like to ask the casino to answer the following questions for the record:
1. Since I opened this complaint (December 12, 2025), how much have I actually been able to withdraw out of my $6,000+ balance?
2. What specific withdrawal options are currently enabled on my account, and can you explain how each one works — including expected processing times?
3. I currently have withdrawals sitting "In Progress" with zero movement. How long have they been in that status, and what is causing the delay?
4. Why was the crypto withdrawal method — which I used to deposit and have previously used to withdraw — removed from my account?
To Peter and the Casino Guru team: I have been trying to withdraw my funds for over three months. I've completed every verification step they asked for, including a Zoom call. After all of that, the casino removed the only viable withdrawal methods from my account and replaced them with peer-to-peer options that rely on other users — through which I've managed to withdraw roughly $200 out of $6,300 in three months.
The casino keeps responding with variations of "there's nothing we can do, the user needs to wait." But there is something they can do: re-enable the crypto withdrawal method that was available on my account before I won. Their refusal to do so, combined with the pattern of delays throughout this entire process, strongly suggests bad faith.
Lastly, to the Casino Guru team: we are going in circles. Every time the casino is asked to respond, they provide a non-answer that adds another week of delay. Three months of this is more than enough good faith on my end. I respectfully ask that if the casino cannot provide a concrete resolution — specifically re-enabling a direct withdrawal method — this complaint be closed as unresolved and reflected in their rating accordingly.
The casino's response is inadequate and misleading. Let me address this directly.
You do have control over my withdrawal options.
I deposited via cryptocurrency. The crypto withdrawal option was previously available on my account and I have used it successfully in the past. It was removed after my KYC was completed — coincidentally right when I had $6,000+ to withdraw. This is not a "peer-to-peer" issue. This is the casino selectively disabling a withdrawal method it previously offered.
I'd like to ask the casino to answer the following questions for the record:
1. Since I opened this complaint (December 12, 2025), how much have I actually been able to withdraw out of my $6,000+ balance?
2. What specific withdrawal options are currently enabled on my account, and can you explain how each one works — including expected processing times?
3. I currently have withdrawals sitting "In Progress" with zero movement. How long have they been in that status, and what is causing the delay?
4. Why was the crypto withdrawal method — which I used to deposit and have previously used to withdraw — removed from my account?
To Peter and the Casino Guru team: I have been trying to withdraw my funds for over three months. I've completed every verification step they asked for, including a Zoom call. After all of that, the casino removed the only viable withdrawal methods from my account and replaced them with peer-to-peer options that rely on other users — through which I've managed to withdraw roughly $200 out of $6,300 in three months.
The casino keeps responding with variations of "there's nothing we can do, the user needs to wait." But there is something they can do: re-enable the crypto withdrawal method that was available on my account before I won. Their refusal to do so, combined with the pattern of delays throughout this entire process, strongly suggests bad faith.
Lastly, to the Casino Guru team: we are going in circles. Every time the casino is asked to respond, they provide a non-answer that adds another week of delay. Three months of this is more than enough good faith on my end. I respectfully ask that if the casino cannot provide a concrete resolution — specifically re-enabling a direct withdrawal method — this complaint be closed as unresolved and reflected in their rating accordingly.