ubject: Misleading Bonus Terms and Obstruction of Winnings - Irwin Casino
Message:
I am filing a complaint against Irwin Casino regarding the bonus "50 Free Spins for Lady Wolf Moon" (Code: ND4BLWM).
I won 341.36 EUR from these free spins. The promotional email explicitly stated "No Deposit Required" and "Max Win: No Limit". However, after completing the free spins, the winnings were credited as a locked bonus with a wagering requirement of 15,361.20 EUR.
When I contacted the live support, I was told multiple times that this wagering requirement can ONLY be met by wagering real money. This means I would have to deposit and risk thousands of Euros of my own money just to unlock a "No Deposit" bonus.
These terms were not clearly stated in the promotional email. Offering a "No Deposit" bonus that effectively requires a massive real money investment to be unlocked is highly misleading and predatory. Furthermore, the live support was inconsistent, with one agent suggesting a 10 EUR deposit would suffice, while others insisted on the full 15k EUR real money wager.
I request that Irwin Casino either:
Allows me to complete the wagering using the bonus balance itself.
Converts the winnings into a fair, withdrawable amount as per the "No Deposit" promise.
I have screenshots of the email, the locked bonus in my account, and the chat transcripts with the support agent "Emma" confirming these unfair practices
ubject: Misleading Bonus Terms and Obstruction of Winnings - Irwin Casino
Message:
I am filing a complaint against Irwin Casino regarding the bonus "50 Free Spins for Lady Wolf Moon" (Code: ND4BLWM).
I won 341.36 EUR from these free spins. The promotional email explicitly stated "No Deposit Required" and "Max Win: No Limit". However, after completing the free spins, the winnings were credited as a locked bonus with a wagering requirement of 15,361.20 EUR.
When I contacted the live support, I was told multiple times that this wagering requirement can ONLY be met by wagering real money. This means I would have to deposit and risk thousands of Euros of my own money just to unlock a "No Deposit" bonus.
These terms were not clearly stated in the promotional email. Offering a "No Deposit" bonus that effectively requires a massive real money investment to be unlocked is highly misleading and predatory. Furthermore, the live support was inconsistent, with one agent suggesting a 10 EUR deposit would suffice, while others insisted on the full 15k EUR real money wager.
I request that Irwin Casino either:
Allows me to complete the wagering using the bonus balance itself.
Converts the winnings into a fair, withdrawable amount as per the "No Deposit" promise.
I have screenshots of the email, the locked bonus in my account, and the chat transcripts with the support agent "Emma" confirming these unfair practices