I am filing a formal dispute against Lucky Ones Casino for the wrongful confiscation of my $4,200 balance this morning. I have complete screenshot proof of my transaction ledger and emails from the 9th to today.
Timeline of Events:
1. On the 9th, I deposited $100, cleared a bonus wagering requirement completely, and built my balance to $2,000.
2. My 1st withdrawal attempt for $2,000 was rejected. The casino sent a max bet warning notification but explicitly chose to credit the full $2,000 back to my real cash balance, formally resolving and waiving that initial issue.
3. While waiting, I made a new, separate cash deposit into the account, which the casino willingly accepted.
4. I played further using this combined pool of cleared real cash and fresh deposit money, raising the balance.
5. I submitted a 2nd withdrawal request for $4,400. This was accepted by the system but rejected at the gateway due to an internal "bank transfer/processing error."
6. I adjusted the amount and submitted a 3rd withdrawal request for $4,200. This morning, the casino rejected the request, confiscated the winnings, and left exactly $100 in my account as a deposit refund. They sent an email retroactively citing the 1st deposit bonus max bet rule.
My Defense:
The casino explicitly cleared and validated my funds by returning the initial $2,000 to my real cash account and letting me mix it with a brand new cash deposit. The system allowed me to successfully lodge a withdrawal request for $4,400, proving the balance was recognized as unrestricted real cash. The casino cannot use a previously resolved bonus rule to confiscate raw cash generated from a completely separate, subsequent session. They have already waived their right to punish the initial session by returning the funds twice and accepting new deposits. I demand my full $4,200 balance be restored.
I am filing a formal dispute against Lucky Ones Casino for the wrongful confiscation of my $4,200 balance this morning. I have complete screenshot proof of my transaction ledger and emails from the 9th to today.
Timeline of Events:
1. On the 9th, I deposited $100, cleared a bonus wagering requirement completely, and built my balance to $2,000.
2. My 1st withdrawal attempt for $2,000 was rejected. The casino sent a max bet warning notification but explicitly chose to credit the full $2,000 back to my real cash balance, formally resolving and waiving that initial issue.
3. While waiting, I made a new, separate cash deposit into the account, which the casino willingly accepted.
4. I played further using this combined pool of cleared real cash and fresh deposit money, raising the balance.
5. I submitted a 2nd withdrawal request for $4,400. This was accepted by the system but rejected at the gateway due to an internal "bank transfer/processing error."
6. I adjusted the amount and submitted a 3rd withdrawal request for $4,200. This morning, the casino rejected the request, confiscated the winnings, and left exactly $100 in my account as a deposit refund. They sent an email retroactively citing the 1st deposit bonus max bet rule.
My Defense:
The casino explicitly cleared and validated my funds by returning the initial $2,000 to my real cash account and letting me mix it with a brand new cash deposit. The system allowed me to successfully lodge a withdrawal request for $4,400, proving the balance was recognized as unrestricted real cash. The casino cannot use a previously resolved bonus rule to confiscate raw cash generated from a completely separate, subsequent session. They have already waived their right to punish the initial session by returning the funds twice and accepting new deposits. I demand my full $4,200 balance be restored.