Dear yankapenchuk,
Thank you for providing the screenshots of your cashier history. Unfortunately, these do not offer any additional insight into the issue at hand.
Could you please check your betting history and confirm whether the bets in question appear there, or if the list only includes sports bets? If the casino bets are visible in your history, kindly share a screenshot of that section as well.
Thank you in advance.
Dear Parik24 Casino,
I'm sorry you feel that way. Please understand that the Complaint Resolution Center exists to serve players, and only players are eligible to submit complaints. This framework alone reflects that our primary role is to advocate on behalf of the players.
While we strive to maintain neutrality, in ambiguous cases such as this, we do tend to offer players the benefit of the doubt - this is not a reflection of bias, but rather an acknowledgment of the inherent disadvantage players face in disputes with casinos. It’s true that players can submit inaccurate or even false claims, but in such instances, casinos usually engage and provide clear, concrete evidence to refute those claims.
- About my statement: "You are the only party with access to the historical data."
As far as I am aware, there is no mechanism that allows players to extract a comprehensive balance history over a selected period that would show account write-offs. Players typically have access only to transaction and betting history, which in this case does not seem sufficient. Given this limitation, I believe my statement remains accurate.
- The Player has not provided any evidence to support their claims.
You mentioned that the player has not provided any evidence to support their claim. However, the player's report is based on a technical issue during gameplay - specifically, a situation where winnings were allegedly written off and the player was logged out. Since the player contacted your support team, I assume the issue was reviewed. In such cases, casinos typically liaise with the game provider to verify whether a technical error occurred or if the outcome was as expected.
Rather than clarifying the outcome of that internal review, you appear to have shifted the burden of proof back onto the player. This approach is concerning. If the player’s version of events is accurate, what evidence could they reasonably be expected to provide? Should players be expected to capture a screenshot of every winning spin just in case of a malfunction?
When a technical issue is reported, the standard procedure is for the casino to investigate the incident in cooperation with the game provider. Was this done when the player contacted your support? What were the findings? What actions did you take?
Finally, while I appreciate your suggestion regarding how the resolution process should proceed, I will, with respect, continue following the standard procedures and practices of our service.
Dear yankapenchuk,
Thank you for providing the screenshots of your cashier history. Unfortunately, these do not offer any additional insight into the issue at hand.
Could you please check your betting history and confirm whether the bets in question appear there, or if the list only includes sports bets? If the casino bets are visible in your history, kindly share a screenshot of that section as well.
Thank you in advance.
Dear Parik24 Casino,
I'm sorry you feel that way. Please understand that the Complaint Resolution Center exists to serve players, and only players are eligible to submit complaints. This framework alone reflects that our primary role is to advocate on behalf of the players.
While we strive to maintain neutrality, in ambiguous cases such as this, we do tend to offer players the benefit of the doubt - this is not a reflection of bias, but rather an acknowledgment of the inherent disadvantage players face in disputes with casinos. It’s true that players can submit inaccurate or even false claims, but in such instances, casinos usually engage and provide clear, concrete evidence to refute those claims.
- About my statement: "You are the only party with access to the historical data."
As far as I am aware, there is no mechanism that allows players to extract a comprehensive balance history over a selected period that would show account write-offs. Players typically have access only to transaction and betting history, which in this case does not seem sufficient. Given this limitation, I believe my statement remains accurate.
- The Player has not provided any evidence to support their claims.
You mentioned that the player has not provided any evidence to support their claim. However, the player's report is based on a technical issue during gameplay - specifically, a situation where winnings were allegedly written off and the player was logged out. Since the player contacted your support team, I assume the issue was reviewed. In such cases, casinos typically liaise with the game provider to verify whether a technical error occurred or if the outcome was as expected.
Rather than clarifying the outcome of that internal review, you appear to have shifted the burden of proof back onto the player. This approach is concerning. If the player’s version of events is accurate, what evidence could they reasonably be expected to provide? Should players be expected to capture a screenshot of every winning spin just in case of a malfunction?
When a technical issue is reported, the standard procedure is for the casino to investigate the incident in cooperation with the game provider. Was this done when the player contacted your support? What were the findings? What actions did you take?
Finally, while I appreciate your suggestion regarding how the resolution process should proceed, I will, with respect, continue following the standard procedures and practices of our service.