I categorically deny this allegation. I have only ever created and used one LuckyAnon account. I have never opened, controlled, or accessed any other account.
LuckyAnon states that this alleged multi-account activity constitutes a violation of sections 3.4 and 4.1 of their Terms of Service and refers to their automated and manual fraud detection systems. However, simply referring to these provisions does not constitute evidence that I actually had multiple accounts.
I have repeatedly requested the evidence supporting this allegation, and LuckyAnon has now stated that they would be willing to provide the alleged multi-account evidence to the ADR if requested. I therefore ask the ADR to formally request and review this evidence.
There is also a significant contradiction in LuckyAnon’s latest response. They state:
"As we have informed the player in question on multiple occasions..."
This is completely false. I was never previously informed or warned that LuckyAnon believed I had multiple accounts. I never received any notification, warning, or explanation regarding an alleged multi-account violation before this dispute arose.
If LuckyAnon had genuinely identified me as having multiple accounts on several occasions, I would reasonably have expected to be notified and given an opportunity to clarify or resolve the situation.
This is particularly concerning because the casino initially told me that my USD 85,000 withdrawal was being held while they reviewed my wins with certain game providers. I accepted this explanation and waited for the review to be completed. Subsequently, instead of providing the outcome of those reviews, LuckyAnon suddenly accused me of having multiple accounts.
I played exclusively with my own deposited funds ("raw money") and did not use any bonuses. My gameplay consisted primarily of blackjack and some slots, where I had several significant wins. There were therefore no bonus wagering requirements or promotional conditions involved.
LuckyAnon also previously confirmed in writing that my withdrawal would be processed on Tuesday. Despite this confirmation, the withdrawal was not processed. Customer support then stopped responding to me for several days despite repeated follow-ups through live chat.
The sequence of events is therefore extremely concerning: my large withdrawal was initially delayed for reviews of my wins, and only afterwards was I suddenly accused of having multiple accounts, despite the fact that I have only ever had one account and was never warned about any alleged violation.
I cannot know what the casino's intentions are, but given these circumstances, I am seriously concerned that the multi-account allegation may be being used as a justification to avoid paying my legitimate winnings.
I therefore respectfully ask the ADR to require LuckyAnon to provide the actual evidence supporting its allegation, including:
Which other account they claim is linked to me;
The basis on which they determined that I own or control that account;
The evidence connecting that account to me;
When and how I was supposedly informed of this alleged violation;
The outcome of the reviews concerning my wins with the relevant game providers; and
The specific reason why my USD 85,000 withdrawal remains unpaid.
I categorically deny having multiple accounts and deny breaching LuckyAnon’s Terms of Service.
At this stage, I am simply asking for the allegation to be supported by actual evidence. I believe an independent review of the evidence is the fairest way to determine whether LuckyAnon’s accusation has any merit.
I categorically deny this allegation. I have only ever created and used one LuckyAnon account. I have never opened, controlled, or accessed any other account.
LuckyAnon states that this alleged multi-account activity constitutes a violation of sections 3.4 and 4.1 of their Terms of Service and refers to their automated and manual fraud detection systems. However, simply referring to these provisions does not constitute evidence that I actually had multiple accounts.
I have repeatedly requested the evidence supporting this allegation, and LuckyAnon has now stated that they would be willing to provide the alleged multi-account evidence to the ADR if requested. I therefore ask the ADR to formally request and review this evidence.
There is also a significant contradiction in LuckyAnon’s latest response. They state:
"As we have informed the player in question on multiple occasions..."
This is completely false. I was never previously informed or warned that LuckyAnon believed I had multiple accounts. I never received any notification, warning, or explanation regarding an alleged multi-account violation before this dispute arose.
If LuckyAnon had genuinely identified me as having multiple accounts on several occasions, I would reasonably have expected to be notified and given an opportunity to clarify or resolve the situation.
This is particularly concerning because the casino initially told me that my USD 85,000 withdrawal was being held while they reviewed my wins with certain game providers. I accepted this explanation and waited for the review to be completed. Subsequently, instead of providing the outcome of those reviews, LuckyAnon suddenly accused me of having multiple accounts.
I played exclusively with my own deposited funds ("raw money") and did not use any bonuses. My gameplay consisted primarily of blackjack and some slots, where I had several significant wins. There were therefore no bonus wagering requirements or promotional conditions involved.
LuckyAnon also previously confirmed in writing that my withdrawal would be processed on Tuesday. Despite this confirmation, the withdrawal was not processed. Customer support then stopped responding to me for several days despite repeated follow-ups through live chat.
The sequence of events is therefore extremely concerning: my large withdrawal was initially delayed for reviews of my wins, and only afterwards was I suddenly accused of having multiple accounts, despite the fact that I have only ever had one account and was never warned about any alleged violation.
I cannot know what the casino's intentions are, but given these circumstances, I am seriously concerned that the multi-account allegation may be being used as a justification to avoid paying my legitimate winnings.
I therefore respectfully ask the ADR to require LuckyAnon to provide the actual evidence supporting its allegation, including:
Which other account they claim is linked to me;
The basis on which they determined that I own or control that account;
The evidence connecting that account to me;
When and how I was supposedly informed of this alleged violation;
The outcome of the reviews concerning my wins with the relevant game providers; and
The specific reason why my USD 85,000 withdrawal remains unpaid.
I categorically deny having multiple accounts and deny breaching LuckyAnon’s Terms of Service.
At this stage, I am simply asking for the allegation to be supported by actual evidence. I believe an independent review of the evidence is the fairest way to determine whether LuckyAnon’s accusation has any merit.