This case has accumulated a lot of information, and many people probably don’t have the patience to read through all of it. Here is a summary to help you understand everything in just 2 minutes:
SLOTNEO — READ THIS BEFORE YOU TRUST THEM WITH YOUR MONEY
I registered using my real identity and valid legal documents, and SlotNeo knew from day one exactly who I was and where I was registering from.
I deposited approximately 27,000 USDT into SlotNeo from a fully verified MEXC account. My balance reached approximately 36,000 USDT.
SlotNeo had already processed $2,500 in withdrawals.
Then they stopped everything.
They closed my account and froze the remaining funds, claiming "AML concerns."
Despite citing AML concerns, SlotNeo never requested any AML documents, either before or after freezing my funds. I provided them voluntarily.
SlotNeo told Casino.Guru that my documents were insufficient. I asked both SlotNeo and Casino.Guru what exactly was missing or which transaction raised concerns, making it clear that I was fully cooperative and willing to provide anything needed. Neither provided an explanation or requested any additional document.
After freezing my funds, SlotNeo added Romania to its restricted countries list and then claimed that I had registered from a restricted country.
They even claimed I lied to the VIP manager about owning a business that I don’t actually have. How pathetic is that?!
I did not violate any serious breaches commonly used by online casinos to justify account closure or confiscation: no fraud, no multiple accounts, no bonus abuse, no collusion, no software manipulation, no payment fraud, and no money laundering or unexplained source of funds. None of these allegations applies to my case.
I did what any legitimate customer would do: I provided extensive documentation proving the source of my funds — MEXC transaction records, Revolut statements, income records and tax documentation.
Instead of releasing my money, SlotNeo offered me approximately 6,259 USDT.
I REJECTED the offer.
And then things became even more disturbing: my account was reopened and my balance was changed to approximately 6,259 USDT — the exact amount they had previously offered me.
In other words, they attempted to impose their own settlement on me without my consent.
After reassessing the case, Casino Guru supported my position and explicitly asked SlotNeo to reconsider and pay my funds.
So let's be clear:
I did not accepted their settlement.
And changing my balance does not magically make a disputed amount legitimate.
A casino cannot simply decide what a customer should receive, keep the rest, and expect the customer to disappear.
Everything was supported by concrete evidence from my side and provided to Casino.Guru from the very first week.
This happened while I was in a severe depression, struggling with family tensions caused by 20 years of gambling losses and desperately trying to quit and save my family,after two suicide attempts during this period. Five months of dealing with SlotNeo and everyone who supported their position pushed me to a breaking point. I turned to excessive alcohol use, became extremely aggressive with my family, and, for their safety, moved into an Airbnb using my last resources, even selling personal belongings. I kept hoping that justice would prevail, my funds would be released, and I could finally rebuild a normal life.This casino literally stole my money, and they are being supported.
These actions destroyed my family, ruined my life, and ultimately brought me to the point where I broke down mentally and to kill myself.
They thought I was bluffing or simply trying to put pressure on them, but now they will see that they were wrong.
If you are considering depositing money with SlotNeo, read this case first.
Stay away from these scammers.
This case has accumulated a lot of information, and many people probably don’t have the patience to read through all of it. Here is a summary to help you understand everything in just 2 minutes:
SLOTNEO — READ THIS BEFORE YOU TRUST THEM WITH YOUR MONEY
I registered using my real identity and valid legal documents, and SlotNeo knew from day one exactly who I was and where I was registering from.
I deposited approximately 27,000 USDT into SlotNeo from a fully verified MEXC account. My balance reached approximately 36,000 USDT.
SlotNeo had already processed $2,500 in withdrawals.
Then they stopped everything.
They closed my account and froze the remaining funds, claiming "AML concerns."
Despite citing AML concerns, SlotNeo never requested any AML documents, either before or after freezing my funds. I provided them voluntarily.
SlotNeo told Casino.Guru that my documents were insufficient. I asked both SlotNeo and Casino.Guru what exactly was missing or which transaction raised concerns, making it clear that I was fully cooperative and willing to provide anything needed. Neither provided an explanation or requested any additional document.
After freezing my funds, SlotNeo added Romania to its restricted countries list and then claimed that I had registered from a restricted country.
They even claimed I lied to the VIP manager about owning a business that I don’t actually have. How pathetic is that?!
I did not violate any serious breaches commonly used by online casinos to justify account closure or confiscation: no fraud, no multiple accounts, no bonus abuse, no collusion, no software manipulation, no payment fraud, and no money laundering or unexplained source of funds. None of these allegations applies to my case.
I did what any legitimate customer would do: I provided extensive documentation proving the source of my funds — MEXC transaction records, Revolut statements, income records and tax documentation.
Instead of releasing my money, SlotNeo offered me approximately 6,259 USDT.
I REJECTED the offer.
And then things became even more disturbing: my account was reopened and my balance was changed to approximately 6,259 USDT — the exact amount they had previously offered me.
In other words, they attempted to impose their own settlement on me without my consent.
After reassessing the case, Casino Guru supported my position and explicitly asked SlotNeo to reconsider and pay my funds.
So let's be clear:
I did not accepted their settlement.
And changing my balance does not magically make a disputed amount legitimate.
A casino cannot simply decide what a customer should receive, keep the rest, and expect the customer to disappear.
Everything was supported by concrete evidence from my side and provided to Casino.Guru from the very first week.
This happened while I was in a severe depression, struggling with family tensions caused by 20 years of gambling losses and desperately trying to quit and save my family,after two suicide attempts during this period. Five months of dealing with SlotNeo and everyone who supported their position pushed me to a breaking point. I turned to excessive alcohol use, became extremely aggressive with my family, and, for their safety, moved into an Airbnb using my last resources, even selling personal belongings. I kept hoping that justice would prevail, my funds would be released, and I could finally rebuild a normal life.This casino literally stole my money, and they are being supported.
These actions destroyed my family, ruined my life, and ultimately brought me to the point where I broke down mentally and to kill myself.
They thought I was bluffing or simply trying to put pressure on them, but now they will see that they were wrong.
If you are considering depositing money with SlotNeo, read this case first.
Stay away from these scammers.