Hi Tomas, thank you for looking into this.
To answer your questions directly:
1. The clearest irregularities: I paid for in-game bonus features that
were deducted from my balance but never delivered the bonus round - I was
charged for a feature I never received. The 3 Oaks games were the most
blatant: across every 3 Oaks title I played, the bonus rounds paid out
the same minimal amount over and over, regardless of game or bet -
different games, identical tiny payouts, which is not how these games
behave anywhere else. The games also malfunctioned repeatedly. One
example: a 3 Oaks title ("Lord of Thunder") returned a "Low balance"
error on a $1.00 bet while my balance was $32.03 - an error that should
not occur. That error carried the reference WT0606141156232jcu04, which
appears to be timestamped, and I can provide it.
2. I can share my account records showing purchases and redemptions and
the transaction history. The history view is limited, but I'll pull any
bet IDs and timestamps that are visible, including error references like
the one above.
3. Yes - I requested a refund through their live support and followed up.
They responded at first, then stopped replying once I raised the issues.
Their own support stated in writing that the games are "scheduled to be
removed for US compliance," and the site displays a popup saying the same.
I'll send the full chat screenshots to tomas@casino.guru.
Notably, the site's game library has shrunk significantly since I filed -
from around 1,270 games to about 700 - and both Pragmatic Play and 3 Oaks,
the providers whose games I had issues with, have now been removed from
the platform entirely. I have before-and-after screenshots of the
publisher list showing this. For Pragmatic Play in particular, this is
consistent with the content never having been authorized: Pragmatic exited
the US sweepstakes market in September 2025, and Diam.bet's own policies
are dated February 2026, after that exit.
On the refund: I want to respectfully push back on framing this as
ordinary "unspent funds at risk." My position is that this is a defective
and misrepresented product, not a gambling loss. I paid to access games
advertised as licensed, certified titles from named studios, and received
unauthorized or counterfeit ones that also malfunctioned. That is a
failure to deliver what was sold, not a betting outcome. On that basis I
am requesting a full refund of my deposits, less any amount already
redeemed to me. Separately, I'd ask that this complaint and evidence be
reflected in the casino's public record, as other players are reporting
the same issues.
I'd also point you to the TrustPilot reviews for this casino, where
multiple unrelated users independently report the same issues - Pragmatic
Play games that can't be licensed in the US, bonuses that always pay
near-identical minimal amounts, games not loading, and refund requests
being deflected: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/diam.bet
Hi Tomas, thank you for looking into this.
To answer your questions directly:
1. The clearest irregularities: I paid for in-game bonus features that
were deducted from my balance but never delivered the bonus round - I was
charged for a feature I never received. The 3 Oaks games were the most
blatant: across every 3 Oaks title I played, the bonus rounds paid out
the same minimal amount over and over, regardless of game or bet -
different games, identical tiny payouts, which is not how these games
behave anywhere else. The games also malfunctioned repeatedly. One
example: a 3 Oaks title ("Lord of Thunder") returned a "Low balance"
error on a $1.00 bet while my balance was $32.03 - an error that should
not occur. That error carried the reference WT0606141156232jcu04, which
appears to be timestamped, and I can provide it.
2. I can share my account records showing purchases and redemptions and
the transaction history. The history view is limited, but I'll pull any
bet IDs and timestamps that are visible, including error references like
the one above.
3. Yes - I requested a refund through their live support and followed up.
They responded at first, then stopped replying once I raised the issues.
Their own support stated in writing that the games are "scheduled to be
removed for US compliance," and the site displays a popup saying the same.
I'll send the full chat screenshots to tomas@casino.guru.
Notably, the site's game library has shrunk significantly since I filed -
from around 1,270 games to about 700 - and both Pragmatic Play and 3 Oaks,
the providers whose games I had issues with, have now been removed from
the platform entirely. I have before-and-after screenshots of the
publisher list showing this. For Pragmatic Play in particular, this is
consistent with the content never having been authorized: Pragmatic exited
the US sweepstakes market in September 2025, and Diam.bet's own policies
are dated February 2026, after that exit.
On the refund: I want to respectfully push back on framing this as
ordinary "unspent funds at risk." My position is that this is a defective
and misrepresented product, not a gambling loss. I paid to access games
advertised as licensed, certified titles from named studios, and received
unauthorized or counterfeit ones that also malfunctioned. That is a
failure to deliver what was sold, not a betting outcome. On that basis I
am requesting a full refund of my deposits, less any amount already
redeemed to me. Separately, I'd ask that this complaint and evidence be
reflected in the casino's public record, as other players are reporting
the same issues.
I'd also point you to the TrustPilot reviews for this casino, where
multiple unrelated users independently report the same issues - Pragmatic
Play games that can't be licensed in the US, bonuses that always pay
near-identical minimal amounts, games not loading, and refund requests
being deflected: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/diam.bet