Dear "Casino Master" website, I am a player from the Chinese mainland. Due to the fact that the Chinese network cannot access your website, I enabled a VPN, and the displayed address was Hong Kong. Last month, I registered and placed bets on epicbet. Everything was normal at first. However, last week, the website prompted me to do verification (KYC). I passed levels 1, 2, and 3 (including facial biometric recognition and address verification). Then they sent an additional email asking me to do the final account verification, but the verification website they sent did not support the resident identity card of the Chinese mainland (veriff), making it impossible for me to complete the final verification. Not long after, they permanently closed my account on the grounds of "multiple accounts" and "repeatedly claiming promotional offers", and confiscated the balance.
My boyfriend has an account with this casino. It was he who used it and told me that the casino was good and there were no problems with deposits or withdrawals. That's why I went to register. I'm planning to find a casino as good as "bet365" before the World Cup and use it for a long time (bet365 left the Chinese market in March last year). But he is he and I am I. My account has nothing to do with his. I have fully verified high-level accounts on platforms like stake and shuffle, but epicbet identified me as having multiple accounts belonging to someone else. I think it's because this casino is not big enough that they judged me as having someone else's account. They said they have solid evidence of my violation and this is the final decision, and they can't disclose more details. It doesn't matter. I heard from others that "Casino Master" is fair, so let them send their "evidence" to you. If you determine that their evidence is sufficient, I have no problem.
Dear "Casino Master" website, I am a player from the Chinese mainland. Due to the fact that the Chinese network cannot access your website, I enabled a VPN, and the displayed address was Hong Kong. Last month, I registered and placed bets on epicbet. Everything was normal at first. However, last week, the website prompted me to do verification (KYC). I passed levels 1, 2, and 3 (including facial biometric recognition and address verification). Then they sent an additional email asking me to do the final account verification, but the verification website they sent did not support the resident identity card of the Chinese mainland (veriff), making it impossible for me to complete the final verification. Not long after, they permanently closed my account on the grounds of "multiple accounts" and "repeatedly claiming promotional offers", and confiscated the balance.
My boyfriend has an account with this casino. It was he who used it and told me that the casino was good and there were no problems with deposits or withdrawals. That's why I went to register. I'm planning to find a casino as good as "bet365" before the World Cup and use it for a long time (bet365 left the Chinese market in March last year). But he is he and I am I. My account has nothing to do with his. I have fully verified high-level accounts on platforms like stake and shuffle, but epicbet identified me as having multiple accounts belonging to someone else. I think it's because this casino is not big enough that they judged me as having someone else's account. They said they have solid evidence of my violation and this is the final decision, and they can't disclose more details. It doesn't matter. I heard from others that "Casino Master" is fair, so let them send their "evidence" to you. If you determine that their evidence is sufficient, I have no problem.