Dear Peter,
Thank you for staying on top of this and for pushing PlayMojo for real answers. After weeks of back-and-forth, their position is now crystal clear—and it does not hold up. Here’s my final, closing argument for why I am entitled to my full €6,800 winnings:
1. Verification WAS Successfully Completed
I submitted every document requested: selfie with ID + "Hello PlayMojo" note + date.
I provided bank statements proving my €300 deposit.
I completed a live video call where I:
Held my ID to the camera (face + photo matched).
Answered all personal questions correctly (name, address, deposit details, etc.).
Was told on the call itself that verification was approved.
PlayMojo cannot now claim "verification failed" when they explicitly confirmed it passed at the time. If something was wrong, why approve me and let me keep playing and winning?
2. They Promised to Refund the "Full Account Balance" — Then Broke Their Word
In writing, they said:
"We will refund the full account balance to your original payment method."
My balance was €6,800 (not €300).
They only sent back €300 and kept €6,500+ in legitimate winnings.
This is not a policy — this is a bait-and-switch. They used the promise of a full refund to close the account quietly, then redefined "balance" to mean only the deposit. That’s deceptive and unenforceable.
3. The "Discretionary Closure" Clause Does NOT Allow Theft
Their Anti-Fraud Policy says:
"refund to you the amount on your account balance"
It does NOT say:
"refund only your deposit and keep your winnings"
Even under their own terms, €6,800 was my account balance. Confiscating winnings after verification and gameplay violates their own written policy.
4. No Evidence of Fraud — Just a Big Win They Don’t Want to Pay
I was a brand-new player (registered via trusted Facebook link).
I used my own money (€300 deposit).
I played popular slots — won 2000x+ on a single spin (pure luck, not manipulation).
No bonus abuse: I met wagering (or they would’ve said so).
No duplicate accounts, no VPN, no prohibited strategies.
5. The Video Call "Failure" Claim is a Retroactive Lie
They never told me the video call failed.
They approved me and let me continue.
Only after the big win did they invent this excuse.
If I "failed" verification, why not freeze the account immediately? Why let me win €6,800 first?
This is classic bad-faith behavior: approve, let player win, then void under false pretenses.
6. This is a Pattern — Not an Isolated Incident
I’ve seen dozens of identical complaints against PlayMojo:
Big win → sudden "verification issue" → account closed → deposit returned, winnings confiscated. This is not compliance. This is a business model built on denying payouts.
My Demand (Final):
Pay me my full €6,800 winnings to my original bank account within 7 days,
OR provide irrefutable, timestamped proof that:
I was told verification failed before the big win, and
I was explicitly warned winnings would be voided.
Anything less is theft.
Peter, you have all the evidence:
My verified docs
Chat logs showing approval
Their written promise of "full balance"
The video call (which they claim I failed — but never communicated)
They have provided ZERO proof of wrongdoing — only vague claims and a video they now misrepresent.
I used AI for translation sorry my english is not that good.
Dear Peter,
Thank you for staying on top of this and for pushing PlayMojo for real answers. After weeks of back-and-forth, their position is now crystal clear—and it does not hold up. Here’s my final, closing argument for why I am entitled to my full €6,800 winnings:
1. Verification WAS Successfully Completed
I submitted every document requested: selfie with ID + "Hello PlayMojo" note + date.
I provided bank statements proving my €300 deposit.
I completed a live video call where I:
Held my ID to the camera (face + photo matched).
Answered all personal questions correctly (name, address, deposit details, etc.).
Was told on the call itself that verification was approved.
PlayMojo cannot now claim "verification failed" when they explicitly confirmed it passed at the time. If something was wrong, why approve me and let me keep playing and winning?
2. They Promised to Refund the "Full Account Balance" — Then Broke Their Word
In writing, they said:
"We will refund the full account balance to your original payment method."
My balance was €6,800 (not €300).
They only sent back €300 and kept €6,500+ in legitimate winnings.
This is not a policy — this is a bait-and-switch. They used the promise of a full refund to close the account quietly, then redefined "balance" to mean only the deposit. That’s deceptive and unenforceable.
3. The "Discretionary Closure" Clause Does NOT Allow Theft
Their Anti-Fraud Policy says:
"refund to you the amount on your account balance"
It does NOT say:
"refund only your deposit and keep your winnings"
Even under their own terms, €6,800 was my account balance. Confiscating winnings after verification and gameplay violates their own written policy.
4. No Evidence of Fraud — Just a Big Win They Don’t Want to Pay
I was a brand-new player (registered via trusted Facebook link).
I used my own money (€300 deposit).
I played popular slots — won 2000x+ on a single spin (pure luck, not manipulation).
No bonus abuse: I met wagering (or they would’ve said so).
No duplicate accounts, no VPN, no prohibited strategies.
5. The Video Call "Failure" Claim is a Retroactive Lie
They never told me the video call failed.
They approved me and let me continue.
Only after the big win did they invent this excuse.
If I "failed" verification, why not freeze the account immediately? Why let me win €6,800 first?
This is classic bad-faith behavior: approve, let player win, then void under false pretenses.
6. This is a Pattern — Not an Isolated Incident
I’ve seen dozens of identical complaints against PlayMojo:
Big win → sudden "verification issue" → account closed → deposit returned, winnings confiscated. This is not compliance. This is a business model built on denying payouts.
My Demand (Final):
Pay me my full €6,800 winnings to my original bank account within 7 days,
OR provide irrefutable, timestamped proof that:
I was told verification failed before the big win, and
I was explicitly warned winnings would be voided.
Anything less is theft.
Peter, you have all the evidence:
My verified docs
Chat logs showing approval
Their written promise of "full balance"
The video call (which they claim I failed — but never communicated)
They have provided ZERO proof of wrongdoing — only vague claims and a video they now misrepresent.
I used AI for translation sorry my english is not that good.