Dear CasinoGuru Team,
I am opening this complaint against N1 Bet Casino regarding the unfair confiscation of €3.191,87 from my balance due to an alleged "maximum win limit" that directly contradicts the promotional offer I received.
Here are the facts of the event:
1. A few days ago, I received an exclusive promotional email from N1 Bet offering a 30% deposit bonus.
2. The email explicitly stated two key conditions to incentivize my deposit: "No Wagering Requirements" and "No Maximum Win Limits" (No Max Cashout).
3. Trusting the clear terms stated in this marketing email, I made a significant deposit of €500 and received a €150 bonus, bringing my starting balance to €650.
4. After a legitimate gameplay session, my balance grew to approximately €4,691.87. I then requested a full withdrawal.
5. The following day, my withdrawal was canceled. The casino confiscated €3.191,87 from my account, leaving only €1,500, citing their general bonus terms regarding maximum win limits.
I strongly believe this is a case of highly misleading advertising and predatory marketing. The casino actively induced me to deposit a large sum (€500) by promising an unrestricted bonus ("no limits"), only to later invoke hidden clauses in their General Terms and Conditions to void my legitimate winnings.
If a specific promotional email explicitly overrides general restrictions to attract deposits, those specific terms must be honored. Otherwise, it constitutes a bait-and-switch practice.
I have attached screenshots of:
- The promotional email showing the "no maximum win" promise.
- The withdrawal cancellation email stating the balance correction.
- My transaction history showing the deposit and the deduction.
I kindly ask for your mediation to have N1 Bet restore my confiscated winnings of €3.191,87.
Thank you for your time and assistance.
Best regards,
Paolo Patricola
Dear CasinoGuru Team,
I am opening this complaint against N1 Bet Casino regarding the unfair confiscation of €3.191,87 from my balance due to an alleged "maximum win limit" that directly contradicts the promotional offer I received.
Here are the facts of the event:
1. A few days ago, I received an exclusive promotional email from N1 Bet offering a 30% deposit bonus.
2. The email explicitly stated two key conditions to incentivize my deposit: "No Wagering Requirements" and "No Maximum Win Limits" (No Max Cashout).
3. Trusting the clear terms stated in this marketing email, I made a significant deposit of €500 and received a €150 bonus, bringing my starting balance to €650.
4. After a legitimate gameplay session, my balance grew to approximately €4,691.87. I then requested a full withdrawal.
5. The following day, my withdrawal was canceled. The casino confiscated €3.191,87 from my account, leaving only €1,500, citing their general bonus terms regarding maximum win limits.
I strongly believe this is a case of highly misleading advertising and predatory marketing. The casino actively induced me to deposit a large sum (€500) by promising an unrestricted bonus ("no limits"), only to later invoke hidden clauses in their General Terms and Conditions to void my legitimate winnings.
If a specific promotional email explicitly overrides general restrictions to attract deposits, those specific terms must be honored. Otherwise, it constitutes a bait-and-switch practice.
I have attached screenshots of:
- The promotional email showing the "no maximum win" promise.
- The withdrawal cancellation email stating the balance correction.
- My transaction history showing the deposit and the deduction.
I kindly ask for your mediation to have N1 Bet restore my confiscated winnings of €3.191,87.
Thank you for your time and assistance.
Best regards,
Paolo Patricola