EZCASH Casino - general discussion

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Good day! This casino scammed me for $200, I registered with them, made a bet, it won, I decided to withdraw the funds so as not to get carried away, the next day I woke up and I got this: Your profile #******* was blocked on the platform in connection with suspected or identified violations of the rules for using the website. I contacted support and they told me that I was blocked due to some kind of abuse, and they would not return my money to me, in fact, they simply stole other people’s funds!

Hi, the casino didn't give you any more specific explanation, did they ? In such cases I would like to know what happened because it's quite general and it's hard to know what the real problem was. 

Anyway, did you make just one bet ? Is your case about sports betting ? Did you play with a bonus or not ?

Let me know.

Greetings! I made only one bet, she won and I put money for withdrawal, the next day I noticed that I was thrown out of my account, and tried to log in again but could not, I contacted support, they wrote to me "You are blocked for an abuse, the account cannot be unlocked subject to" I don’t even know what this abuse of theirs is! I bet my real money, not any bonuses and everything else! Yes, I bet on sports!

Oh, I'm sorry about this whole situation but I'm afraid it's probably not possible to help you if your case concerns sports betting, because we don't have any experts or branch in this field and that's why we don't deal with such cases. 

Veronika in your complaint also asks you to clarify this fact, so would it be possible to answer her ? 

I would try to help and share some links where sports betting is dealt with, so maybe you could try that: 

https://www.bookmakers.bet/submit-a-complaint/

https://www.top100bookmakers.com/contact-us/

https://www.sportsbookreview.com/sportsbook-complaint/

Hope you will get the help you need and if something will change, then you can update us.

Fingers crossed 🤞

Thank you, fellow post-goalkeeper. Now I know that I can’t go there. Well, it’s a pity for your 200 dollars, of course 🙂

Did the post of the player in question save you and you said yourself it's not worth depositing here ? 🙂

Do you know how to contact the casino? I can't restore access to my account by resetting my password.

I couldn't find any email address, but have you tried some of these options?

as you saw, there is nothing informative there. and there is no way to restore access. it turns out they can just steal your money

Hey, GODENKOR!

I guess it is worth a complaint because it means the casino rep will be notified about the new case. I would also consider trying the Telegram option or social media channels for further communication. Occasionally it helps....

The casino uses unofficial software (script-based emulators) disguised as licensed games from well-known providers (Pragmatic Play, BGaming).

An analysis of network traffic using developer tools (DevTools / Network / iframe inspection) revealed that the developers' original servers are completely bypassed during the spin processing sequence.

Technical evidence of manipulation:

Single emulator server: All games load from an unrelated, anonymous domain—1035v1eqx.com—which has no connection to the providers' official infrastructure.

Fictitious session routing: Slots are launched via an internal script: [https://1035v1eqx.com/api/index.php/v1/client/games/launch/](https://1035v1eqx.com/api/index.php/v1/client/games/launch/).

Substitution of Pragmatic Play servers: In genuine games (e.g., *The Dog House*, *The Dog House Megaways 1000*), connections should be made to *.pragmaticplay.net servers (using the /gs2c/ protocol). On this site, however, game logic is calculated on a third-party PHP server.

Substitution of BGaming servers: The crash game *Aviamasters* is similarly proxied through the same 1035v1eqx.com server hub instead of the official *.bgaming-network.com hosting.

Hey, I can see why you consider this a strong indication, and I agree that the way the games are technically loaded and routed is certainly worth looking into.

I would just be a little careful with the conclusion that this proves the games are manipulated or that the casino is using unofficial emulators.

There can be different technical setups behind online casino games. For example, a white-label or B2B platform can provide the game interface and handle the technical routing through its own infrastructure, so the domain visible in the browser does not necessarily have to be the domain of the actual game provider.

For me, there are two separate questions here:

A) Where the game is technically hosted/routed

and

B) Who actually determines the game outcome.

What you found in the network traffic may be quite relevant to A, but I don't think it automatically answers B. Seeing the game requests going to a third-party PHP server does not necessarily mean that this server is independently generating or controlling the results. It could also be part of a different technical setup between the casino and the actual provider.

This is also why I would personally be interested in having this checked by someone who deals with game integrity and technical game verification. I believe this is something Gamecheck, for example, specialises in (https://gamecheck.com/online-casino/ezcash-casino), and I would probably consult them at the very least. Even better would be to get confirmation from the relevant game providers themselves.

I am saying this mainly because the statement sounds quite absolute to me, while what I see here is essentially a technical analysis of the network traffic, rather than confirmation from someone officially dealing with the games or from the providers themselves.

So from my side, I would definitely consider this interesting information and something that may be worth further investigation done by proper authority in this field.

Fair points, but there is a major catch regarding how B2B platforms and white-labels actually work with providers like Pragmatic and BGaming.

Routing vs. Math Calculation: While white-labels use proxies or aggregators for assets, the actual slot math (RTP, spins, win/loss calculation) must be processed by the provider's remote game server (GS2C for Pragmatic, socket/API for BGaming) to maintain valid certification. When an entire game is proxied through a random PHP script on an anonymous domain (1035v1eqx.com) that mimics the API instead of talking directly to the provider's backend, the casino can easily alter responses.

Why Gamecheck won't help here: Tools like Gamecheck mainly verify basic game metadata or frontend assets. They can't sniff hidden backend-to-backend proxies unless they have direct API credentials from the provider.

I totally agree that getting official confirmation from the providers themselves is the only way to put this to rest. Since you mentioned looking into this further, let's have them or the casino request a direct audit from Pragmatic/BGaming regarding this specific session. I've got the full network logs ready if needed.

Sure, then go ahead and place the request there. We will be happy to see any official statements, for example in the form of screenshots, once you receive a response from any of the parties or companies mentioned.🙌