Dear blancaa,
Thank you very much for your clarification.
If you have deposited funds using a payment method that belongs to another person, I’m afraid we will not be able to assist you further in this matter. I have reviewed the Terms and Conditions, and this is the relevant rule:
"Using a payment method that you do not own or that belongs to a third party (for example, using a family member's debit card to make deposits to your account) is prohibited. Any third-party deposit will be considered invalid, and any winnings or prizes arising from such a deposit will be void."
Please understand that this rule appears to have been breached. In some cases, casinos may allow exceptions—for example, when using a joint account or if prior approval has been granted. However, this must be clearly communicated and approved in advance.
It is also important to note that while it may be technically difficult for casinos to verify the ownership of a payment method at the deposit stage, this is typically checked during the account verification process, especially when a withdrawal is requested. Therefore, it is the player’s responsibility to use only permitted payment methods.
If you are unable to prove that you are the legitimate owner of the payment method, and you have not received prior approval from the casino to use a third-party method, I’m afraid there is very little we can do to assist further.
Thank you very much in advance for your understanding.
Best Regards
Petra
Dear blancaa,
Thank you very much for your clarification.
If you have deposited funds using a payment method that belongs to another person, I’m afraid we will not be able to assist you further in this matter. I have reviewed the Terms and Conditions, and this is the relevant rule:
"Using a payment method that you do not own or that belongs to a third party (for example, using a family member's debit card to make deposits to your account) is prohibited. Any third-party deposit will be considered invalid, and any winnings or prizes arising from such a deposit will be void."
Please understand that this rule appears to have been breached. In some cases, casinos may allow exceptions—for example, when using a joint account or if prior approval has been granted. However, this must be clearly communicated and approved in advance.
It is also important to note that while it may be technically difficult for casinos to verify the ownership of a payment method at the deposit stage, this is typically checked during the account verification process, especially when a withdrawal is requested. Therefore, it is the player’s responsibility to use only permitted payment methods.
If you are unable to prove that you are the legitimate owner of the payment method, and you have not received prior approval from the casino to use a third-party method, I’m afraid there is very little we can do to assist further.
Thank you very much in advance for your understanding.
Best Regards
Petra
Edited by a Casino Guru admin