Good morning, Petra, I hope you are doing well.
I understand your point, but the key issue here is that there were specific bonus terms and conditions that I followed. After completing the wagering requirements, my balance was converted to real money, and I even received a notification confirming that the funds were no longer bonus funds but real money.
After this conversion, I moved to sports betting and continued playing normally. At no point was I warned that my winnings would still be restricted or subject to a maximum win limit. Additionally, the balance was not locked or restricted in any way, which reasonably led me to believe that the funds were fully available for normal use.
This creates a situation where the player is led to believe they are playing with unrestricted real money, only to later have their winnings reduced after increasing the balance. If I had lost the entire balance after conversion, the casino would not have refunded me. Therefore, applying restrictions only after I won appears unfair and inconsistent.
Regarding the terms mentioned, the casino initially referenced clauses 26 and 27. However, after I attempted to review these clauses, the link was no longer accessible. Later, they switched to referencing clause 7, which also does not clearly apply to my situation. This raises concerns that the terms may have been changed or inconsistently applied.
The biggest issue remains that the balance was converted to real money, I received confirmation, continued betting, increased my balance, and only then was a limitation imposed.
It is also unrealistic to expect players to review multiple documents and clauses across different bonus terms while actively playing, especially when the casino itself indicates that the funds have already been converted to real money.
For these reasons, I believe the casino acted in bad faith and that my full balance should be restored.
I turned $266 into $441, then lost and won several bets while playing with real money to turn that amount into $3,400, and only after that did they restrict my withdrawal.




Good morning, Petra, I hope you are doing well.
I understand your point, but the key issue here is that there were specific bonus terms and conditions that I followed. After completing the wagering requirements, my balance was converted to real money, and I even received a notification confirming that the funds were no longer bonus funds but real money.
After this conversion, I moved to sports betting and continued playing normally. At no point was I warned that my winnings would still be restricted or subject to a maximum win limit. Additionally, the balance was not locked or restricted in any way, which reasonably led me to believe that the funds were fully available for normal use.
This creates a situation where the player is led to believe they are playing with unrestricted real money, only to later have their winnings reduced after increasing the balance. If I had lost the entire balance after conversion, the casino would not have refunded me. Therefore, applying restrictions only after I won appears unfair and inconsistent.
Regarding the terms mentioned, the casino initially referenced clauses 26 and 27. However, after I attempted to review these clauses, the link was no longer accessible. Later, they switched to referencing clause 7, which also does not clearly apply to my situation. This raises concerns that the terms may have been changed or inconsistently applied.
The biggest issue remains that the balance was converted to real money, I received confirmation, continued betting, increased my balance, and only then was a limitation imposed.
It is also unrealistic to expect players to review multiple documents and clauses across different bonus terms while actively playing, especially when the casino itself indicates that the funds have already been converted to real money.
For these reasons, I believe the casino acted in bad faith and that my full balance should be restored.
I turned $266 into $441, then lost and won several bets while playing with real money to turn that amount into $3,400, and only after that did they restrict my withdrawal.



