registered and made my first deposit at Frostybet Casino on October 12. I deposited €200 and received €200 in bonus money. I read the bonus terms and conditions and found that I could play Big Bass Bonanza and Triple Tigers with €5 bets. I completed the wagering requirements without violating any of the bonus terms and conditions. After wagering, I had €1,995 left.
I verified my account as usual and requested a withdrawal. However, they refused to pay my winnings, claiming that I had violated the bonus terms and conditions. They stated the following:
"12.10 The Company reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to void any winnings and forfeit any balance (winnings and deposits) in your betting account, to terminate the Agreement, and/or to suspend the provision of the Services or deactivate your account if:
i) we identify that you have disguised, interfered, or taken steps to disguise or interfere in any way with the IP address of any device used to access our Site (such as using a Virtual Private Network 'VPN');
ii) it comes to our attention that the customer used forged documents (photos, scanned documents, screenshots, etc.) during the verification procedure or at any point while the Agreement is active;
iii) there is reasonable suspicion that you have committed or attempted to commit bonus abuse, either on your own or as part of a group; or
iv) you are involved in any fraudulent, collusive, fixing, or other unlawful activity in relation to your or third parties’ participation, or you use any software-assisted methods, techniques, or hardware devices."
However, I have not used a VPN at all — only a regular internet connection shared from my phone to my laptop. The documents I submitted are not forged or altered in any way; they are completely authentic. The company claims that I took advantage of the bonus, which is not true. I deposited money on the site because they offered a good welcome bonus for new customers.
registered and made my first deposit at Frostybet Casino on October 12. I deposited €200 and received €200 in bonus money. I read the bonus terms and conditions and found that I could play Big Bass Bonanza and Triple Tigers with €5 bets. I completed the wagering requirements without violating any of the bonus terms and conditions. After wagering, I had €1,995 left.
I verified my account as usual and requested a withdrawal. However, they refused to pay my winnings, claiming that I had violated the bonus terms and conditions. They stated the following:
"12.10 The Company reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to void any winnings and forfeit any balance (winnings and deposits) in your betting account, to terminate the Agreement, and/or to suspend the provision of the Services or deactivate your account if:
i) we identify that you have disguised, interfered, or taken steps to disguise or interfere in any way with the IP address of any device used to access our Site (such as using a Virtual Private Network 'VPN');
ii) it comes to our attention that the customer used forged documents (photos, scanned documents, screenshots, etc.) during the verification procedure or at any point while the Agreement is active;
iii) there is reasonable suspicion that you have committed or attempted to commit bonus abuse, either on your own or as part of a group; or
iv) you are involved in any fraudulent, collusive, fixing, or other unlawful activity in relation to your or third parties’ participation, or you use any software-assisted methods, techniques, or hardware devices."
However, I have not used a VPN at all — only a regular internet connection shared from my phone to my laptop. The documents I submitted are not forged or altered in any way; they are completely authentic. The company claims that I took advantage of the bonus, which is not true. I deposited money on the site because they offered a good welcome bonus for new customers.