I am filing a complaint regarding an issue with Wintopia casino, that is currently restricting my ability to withdraw my legitimate winnings.
Approximately 20 days ago, I created an account at the casino and initially attempted to make a deposit using the muchbetter deposit option displayed in the cashier. However, despite multiple attempts, the system consistently returned an error and would not process the payment.
As a workaround, I used my muchbetter Mastercard via the generic credit/debit card method, which successfully deposited the funds. This card is issued by muchbetter and linked directly to my e-wallet.
After winning and attempting to withdraw, I tried to use the muchbetter withdrawal option, where it was required to fill in my muchbetter phone number. However, because the original deposit was made through the card method (even though the card was a muchbetter card), the system treated it as a separate method, and blocked the withdrawal attempt.
In an effort to resolve the issue, I then made a deposit via Mifinity, another verified e-wallet account in my name. However, my attempt to withdraw through Mifinity was also rejected by the casino. Instead, they advised me to withdraw via bank transfer, which is both unavailable in my cashier interface and unacceptable to me, as I use e-wallets exclusively for privacy and control over my transactions.
I emailed their support team explaining my situation clearly and provided a list of all withdrawal methods I could see at that time: Interac, MuchBetter, MiFinity, and Crypto. I explicitly stated that I prefer e-wallets and do not wish to use Interac or bank transfers, which only connect to my personal bank account.
Their response ignored these concerns and simply repeated the instruction to withdraw via Interac. Now, when I log in, I see that MuchBetter has been completely removed from my account, both as a deposit and withdrawal option, which appears retaliatory and unfair.
I am now left unable to access my winnings via any of the verified e-wallet methods I used to deposit.
I am filing a complaint regarding an issue with Wintopia casino, that is currently restricting my ability to withdraw my legitimate winnings.
Approximately 20 days ago, I created an account at the casino and initially attempted to make a deposit using the muchbetter deposit option displayed in the cashier. However, despite multiple attempts, the system consistently returned an error and would not process the payment.
As a workaround, I used my muchbetter Mastercard via the generic credit/debit card method, which successfully deposited the funds. This card is issued by muchbetter and linked directly to my e-wallet.
After winning and attempting to withdraw, I tried to use the muchbetter withdrawal option, where it was required to fill in my muchbetter phone number. However, because the original deposit was made through the card method (even though the card was a muchbetter card), the system treated it as a separate method, and blocked the withdrawal attempt.
In an effort to resolve the issue, I then made a deposit via Mifinity, another verified e-wallet account in my name. However, my attempt to withdraw through Mifinity was also rejected by the casino. Instead, they advised me to withdraw via bank transfer, which is both unavailable in my cashier interface and unacceptable to me, as I use e-wallets exclusively for privacy and control over my transactions.
I emailed their support team explaining my situation clearly and provided a list of all withdrawal methods I could see at that time: Interac, MuchBetter, MiFinity, and Crypto. I explicitly stated that I prefer e-wallets and do not wish to use Interac or bank transfers, which only connect to my personal bank account.
Their response ignored these concerns and simply repeated the instruction to withdraw via Interac. Now, when I log in, I see that MuchBetter has been completely removed from my account, both as a deposit and withdrawal option, which appears retaliatory and unfair.
I am now left unable to access my winnings via any of the verified e-wallet methods I used to deposit.