Dear Mirka,
Thank you for following up.
No, I have not received my withdrawal. In fact, I have now checked SpellWin again and discovered that the website itself is no longer accessible from Japan, so I cannot even check the current status of my account or withdrawal.
However, I believe it is important to clarify the sequence of events in this case, because SpellWin's explanations have changed significantly throughout this complaint.
My withdrawal was originally left pending for an extended period. I repeatedly contacted SpellWin regarding both my withdrawal and KYC verification, and I was told by live chat support that my identity verification had been completed.
After this complaint was opened, however, SpellWin claimed that my verification was still pending because I had supposedly failed to provide "remaining required documents." This directly contradicted both my experience and what their own support had previously told me.
I had already submitted the documents requested through their KYC process. When I subsequently attempted to access my account to check the situation and, if necessary, comply with any further verification request, I discovered that my account had been disabled. Login displayed "User is disabled," while the password recovery function displayed "User is not found."
Only after all of this did SpellWin introduce a completely different explanation: that my account had allegedly been linked to multiple related accounts and that I had supposedly engaged in coordinated play in violation of Section 9.7.1(e).
This sequence is extremely concerning to me.
Initially, the issue was presented as a delayed KYC/withdrawal process. Then the casino claimed that additional KYC documents were missing, despite its own support having told me that my verification had been completed. I then found my account disabled, preventing me from accessing it or submitting anything further. Only afterwards did the casino justify the account closure by alleging coordinated play and multiple related accounts.
Furthermore, as I understand from the complaint thread, when Casino Guru requested evidence supporting this serious allegation, the evidence initially provided by SpellWin was not sufficient and did not contain the system logs required for an independent assessment. Casino Guru has consequently had to request sufficient supporting evidence from the casino multiple times.
From my perspective, I have cooperated throughout this process, while the casino's explanation for withholding my withdrawal has repeatedly changed.
I therefore strongly dispute SpellWin's allegations and ask that this complaint be assessed based on verifiable evidence rather than the casino's assertions alone. If SpellWin intends to confiscate my funds based on an allegation of multiple accounts or coordinated play, I believe it should be required to substantiate that allegation with sufficient evidence for Casino Guru to independently verify it.
At present, I have received no withdrawal, my account has been disabled, and I can no longer even access the SpellWin website from Japan.
Thank you for continuing to investigate this matter.
Dear Mirka,
Thank you for following up.
No, I have not received my withdrawal. In fact, I have now checked SpellWin again and discovered that the website itself is no longer accessible from Japan, so I cannot even check the current status of my account or withdrawal.
However, I believe it is important to clarify the sequence of events in this case, because SpellWin's explanations have changed significantly throughout this complaint.
My withdrawal was originally left pending for an extended period. I repeatedly contacted SpellWin regarding both my withdrawal and KYC verification, and I was told by live chat support that my identity verification had been completed.
After this complaint was opened, however, SpellWin claimed that my verification was still pending because I had supposedly failed to provide "remaining required documents." This directly contradicted both my experience and what their own support had previously told me.
I had already submitted the documents requested through their KYC process. When I subsequently attempted to access my account to check the situation and, if necessary, comply with any further verification request, I discovered that my account had been disabled. Login displayed "User is disabled," while the password recovery function displayed "User is not found."
Only after all of this did SpellWin introduce a completely different explanation: that my account had allegedly been linked to multiple related accounts and that I had supposedly engaged in coordinated play in violation of Section 9.7.1(e).
This sequence is extremely concerning to me.
Initially, the issue was presented as a delayed KYC/withdrawal process. Then the casino claimed that additional KYC documents were missing, despite its own support having told me that my verification had been completed. I then found my account disabled, preventing me from accessing it or submitting anything further. Only afterwards did the casino justify the account closure by alleging coordinated play and multiple related accounts.
Furthermore, as I understand from the complaint thread, when Casino Guru requested evidence supporting this serious allegation, the evidence initially provided by SpellWin was not sufficient and did not contain the system logs required for an independent assessment. Casino Guru has consequently had to request sufficient supporting evidence from the casino multiple times.
From my perspective, I have cooperated throughout this process, while the casino's explanation for withholding my withdrawal has repeatedly changed.
I therefore strongly dispute SpellWin's allegations and ask that this complaint be assessed based on verifiable evidence rather than the casino's assertions alone. If SpellWin intends to confiscate my funds based on an allegation of multiple accounts or coordinated play, I believe it should be required to substantiate that allegation with sufficient evidence for Casino Guru to independently verify it.
At present, I have received no withdrawal, my account has been disabled, and I can no longer even access the SpellWin website from Japan.
Thank you for continuing to investigate this matter.