The player from Arizona had faced issues withdrawing winnings of $50.32 from Yabby Casino after completing the wagering requirements for a no-deposit bonus. The casino had removed the winnings, claiming another account existed under the same credentials, although the player had created only one account and had submitted full KYC documentation without receiving evidence of the alleged duplicate account. The casino had cited a multiple account violation but refused to provide specific evidence due to privacy and security reasons. The complaint had been marked as unresolved due to the casino's lack of cooperation in providing proof. Upon reopening the complaint, it was found that the casino had provided information indicating signs of duplicate accounts, which was against industry standards. Since the case involved a no-deposit bonus and no real funds were lost, the actions taken by the casino were considered justified, and the complaint was subsequently rejected by the Complaints Team.

