Dear Barbora,
Thank you for raising this matter publicly, and for giving us the opportunity to clarify the situation.
Upon reviewing the case, our compliance team found that the address provided by the player during registration did not match the address confirmed through the verification documents submitted afterwards — the discrepancy was not a minor character-level typo, but a completely different address altogether.
While the player has stated that this was an accidental typing error, the scale of the discrepancy is inconsistent with a simple keyboard mistake, as a full address (not a digit or letter) was entered incorrectly. As a result, our team was unable to reliably confirm the player's identity and place of residence, which is a mandatory part of our Know Your Customer (KYC) verification process as a licensed operator.
In accordance with our Terms and Conditions (Anti-Fraud Policy, sections 9.1–9.3), we reserve the right to suspend or close a Player Account and to withhold or void the associated balance where we are unable to verify a player's identity to the required standard, or where there are reasonable grounds to suspect that inaccurate or misleading information was submitted during registration. The action taken on this account was made strictly in line with these provisions and our regulatory obligations.
We remain open to reviewing any additional documentation the player can provide (e.g. proof of address matching the account details) that reasonably explains the discrepancy. Should such verification be provided and confirmed, we will reassess the case accordingly. Until then, our decision remains in place
Dear Barbora,
Thank you for raising this matter publicly, and for giving us the opportunity to clarify the situation.
Upon reviewing the case, our compliance team found that the address provided by the player during registration did not match the address confirmed through the verification documents submitted afterwards — the discrepancy was not a minor character-level typo, but a completely different address altogether.
While the player has stated that this was an accidental typing error, the scale of the discrepancy is inconsistent with a simple keyboard mistake, as a full address (not a digit or letter) was entered incorrectly. As a result, our team was unable to reliably confirm the player's identity and place of residence, which is a mandatory part of our Know Your Customer (KYC) verification process as a licensed operator.
In accordance with our Terms and Conditions (Anti-Fraud Policy, sections 9.1–9.3), we reserve the right to suspend or close a Player Account and to withhold or void the associated balance where we are unable to verify a player's identity to the required standard, or where there are reasonable grounds to suspect that inaccurate or misleading information was submitted during registration. The action taken on this account was made strictly in line with these provisions and our regulatory obligations.
We remain open to reviewing any additional documentation the player can provide (e.g. proof of address matching the account details) that reasonably explains the discrepancy. Should such verification be provided and confirmed, we will reassess the case accordingly. Until then, our decision remains in place