I would like to comment on the current High Safety Index given to MonsterWin Casino, based on my ongoing experience.
I understand that the Safety Index is calculated mainly on policies, licensing, and cooperation "on paper." However, my case highlights a clear gap between those policies and the actual treatment of players in practice.
In my situation:
A VIP cashback (20% pure cash, no wagering) was confirmed in writing by the VIP manager.
Only a small part of this cashback was paid.
The casino later claimed that a €560 deposit "does not appear in their records," despite the fact that the deposit was used for gameplay and partially rewarded.
The account was closed while a financial dispute was still unresolved.
Live chat repeatedly acknowledged the issue but provided no resolution or timeline.
While this may technically fit internal procedures, from a player’s perspective this creates real financial risk and uncertainty — especially for VIP players relying on written agreements.
I believe cases like this are relevant when assessing not only written policies, but also how reliably a casino honors confirmed offers and handles disputes in real situations.
I am sharing this to give other players a realistic picture and to highlight that a high safety rating does not always reflect the full player experience.
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