I understand your point. However, we have established procedures that we’ve followed for quite some time, and I believe three days is too early for us to step in.
There are many reasons why a withdrawal might take longer, and some of them are perfectly legitimate. For example, the delay could be caused by a payment provider or something else outside the casino’s control. That’s why I don’t think submitting a complaint after just three days is necessary.
Of course, casinos shouldn’t deliberately delay withdrawals, KYC, or similar processes. At the same time, it wouldn’t be sustainable for our team to get involved as soon as any delay occurs. Players often receive their money within a week, for example, and the issue gets resolved without our intervention. Asking for a little patience in those circumstances seems reasonable to me.
We’re open to improving our procedures when a change makes sense, but I don’t expect this particular approach to change in the near future. I believe the current process is reasonable, and players who aren’t comfortable with that timeframe are free to seek help elsewhere.
We do our best to help everyone, but we also have a limited number of complaint resolvers. They simply can’t respond to every case immediately. Our process is set up this way for several reasons, including giving issues a chance to be resolved and allowing our team enough time to handle the cases that need our help.
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