Sorry i think i already have answer you! So sorry!! This casino is a nightmare :C Hello Petra,
Thank you very much for your response and for taking the time to review my complaint.
I fully understand and respect the importance of the KYC process. I have successfully verified accounts on many online casinos before and never experienced anything remotely similar to what has happened here.
I will now explain the full timeline of events as clearly as possible.
I won approximately €600 and requested a withdrawal. Shortly after, XON Bet requested standard KYC verification documents.
FIRST SUBMISSION (around Tuesday):
I initially uploaded:
- passport photos;
- proof of identity documents;
- Skrill payment proof.
After waiting around 48 hours, the casino rejected the verification stating that some documents, particularly the passport photos, were blurry or did not meet their requirements.
I accepted this and carefully prepared a completely new submission.
SECOND SUBMISSION (around Thursday):
I retook everything with significantly better quality:
- new passport photos in very clear lighting;
- a selfie holding my passport clearly visible;
- Skrill account/profile screenshots showing my personal information;
- Skrill transaction screenshots related to my deposit.
At this stage, I made sure every image was perfectly readable and compliant.
However, after another long delay exceeding their own stated "24–48 hour" timeframe, the casino rejected my verification again using generic responses such as:
- "verification failed";
- "missing documents";
- or "security requirements".
The most frustrating part was that they claimed I had not uploaded the selfie with my passport, despite the fact that I absolutely did upload it.
I contacted support multiple times and eventually received another explanation regarding Skrill proof of payment. They stated that the transaction screenshot did not show my name.
The issue is that Skrill separates:
- account/profile information;
- and transaction history
into different sections.
Because of this, I specifically uploaded:
- screenshots showing my Skrill account/profile with my name and email;
- and separate screenshots showing the deposit transaction itself.
Even after explaining this carefully and cooperating fully, the casino continued repeating the same generic verification problems.
THIRD SUBMISSION:
At this point, due to the repeated rejections and confusion, I became extremely careful and documented the entire upload process step by step with screenshots as proof that the files were actually uploaded correctly.
I once again uploaded:
- clear passport photos;
- selfie with passport;
- Skrill profile/account information;
- Skrill transaction proof.
Despite this, the casino again claimed that the selfie with the passport was missing, which is simply not true.
This is now the second time they repeated that exact claim despite the document being uploaded carefully.
Additionally, they are now telling me that I should change my ZIP/postal code, even though:
- the ZIP code currently registered on my account is correct;
- and I possess official documents proving it.
At this stage, the entire process has become extremely stressful and feels like an endless verification loop with constantly changing or unclear requirements.
What concerns me most is:
- repeated generic copy-paste responses;
- very long review times for simple document checks;
- repeated claims that documents are "missing" even when they were uploaded;
- and lack of clear, specific explanations regarding what exact issue still exists.
I have cooperated fully throughout all 11 days of this process and have continuously tried to satisfy every request made by the casino.
I respectfully ask for:
- a proper manual review of my case;
- clarification regarding what exact document or issue is allegedly still insufficient;
- and fair completion of my verification and withdrawal process.
Thank you again for your assistance and time.
Sorry i think i already have answer you! So sorry!! This casino is a nightmare :C Hello Petra,
Thank you very much for your response and for taking the time to review my complaint.
I fully understand and respect the importance of the KYC process. I have successfully verified accounts on many online casinos before and never experienced anything remotely similar to what has happened here.
I will now explain the full timeline of events as clearly as possible.
I won approximately €600 and requested a withdrawal. Shortly after, XON Bet requested standard KYC verification documents.
FIRST SUBMISSION (around Tuesday):
I initially uploaded:
- passport photos;
- proof of identity documents;
- Skrill payment proof.
After waiting around 48 hours, the casino rejected the verification stating that some documents, particularly the passport photos, were blurry or did not meet their requirements.
I accepted this and carefully prepared a completely new submission.
SECOND SUBMISSION (around Thursday):
I retook everything with significantly better quality:
- new passport photos in very clear lighting;
- a selfie holding my passport clearly visible;
- Skrill account/profile screenshots showing my personal information;
- Skrill transaction screenshots related to my deposit.
At this stage, I made sure every image was perfectly readable and compliant.
However, after another long delay exceeding their own stated "24–48 hour" timeframe, the casino rejected my verification again using generic responses such as:
- "verification failed";
- "missing documents";
- or "security requirements".
The most frustrating part was that they claimed I had not uploaded the selfie with my passport, despite the fact that I absolutely did upload it.
I contacted support multiple times and eventually received another explanation regarding Skrill proof of payment. They stated that the transaction screenshot did not show my name.
The issue is that Skrill separates:
- account/profile information;
- and transaction history
into different sections.
Because of this, I specifically uploaded:
- screenshots showing my Skrill account/profile with my name and email;
- and separate screenshots showing the deposit transaction itself.
Even after explaining this carefully and cooperating fully, the casino continued repeating the same generic verification problems.
THIRD SUBMISSION:
At this point, due to the repeated rejections and confusion, I became extremely careful and documented the entire upload process step by step with screenshots as proof that the files were actually uploaded correctly.
I once again uploaded:
- clear passport photos;
- selfie with passport;
- Skrill profile/account information;
- Skrill transaction proof.
Despite this, the casino again claimed that the selfie with the passport was missing, which is simply not true.
This is now the second time they repeated that exact claim despite the document being uploaded carefully.
Additionally, they are now telling me that I should change my ZIP/postal code, even though:
- the ZIP code currently registered on my account is correct;
- and I possess official documents proving it.
At this stage, the entire process has become extremely stressful and feels like an endless verification loop with constantly changing or unclear requirements.
What concerns me most is:
- repeated generic copy-paste responses;
- very long review times for simple document checks;
- repeated claims that documents are "missing" even when they were uploaded;
- and lack of clear, specific explanations regarding what exact issue still exists.
I have cooperated fully throughout all 11 days of this process and have continuously tried to satisfy every request made by the casino.
I respectfully ask for:
- a proper manual review of my case;
- clarification regarding what exact document or issue is allegedly still insufficient;
- and fair completion of my verification and withdrawal process.
Thank you again for your assistance and time.