What do you think about yeet.com ?

I'd like to ask the players' opinions about yeet.com . greetings

Hey, since I don't have any experience with this casino, I can't say anything from personal experience.

However, you can check out the review here.

Do you have any experience with it?

Hey, yes — unfortunately I do have direct experience with Yeet.com, and it is extremely negative.

I played there under the username Qwist7.

After depositing 12,500 USD and winning 65,000 USD, my account was suddenly blocked without warning. The casino claimed there was a "report" from my email — but that report was actually sent by my ex-partner who still had access to my old inbox. It contained no evidence, only personal emotional statements.

Yeet never contacted me, never asked for documents, never provided any AML/KYC request or any concrete reason for the suspension. Instead, they pressured me into an "agreement" in English (not my native language). I asked for a translator and was advised not to use one.

They told me I would get my full 12,500 USD deposit back if I removed all my online reviews and stopped posting about the issue. After I did everything they asked, they paid me only 5,000 USD, kept 7,500 USD, claimed the matter was "closed", and refused to continue communication.

Yesterday one of their CEOs spoke publicly on X (Twitter) and said my case is a "compliance matter" but refused to specify anything, stating that giving details "could make things worse on a compliance level". This strongly suggests they have no evidence and no proper procedure behind their decision.

I have complete documentation, including the CEO’s recorded statement.

If you need details, I can provide everything.

Thanks for describing the situation. If they told you they would refund your money and didn't, I would probably go ahead and file a complaint.

It seems to me like a possibility where we could contact the casino and try to help you.

Do you think you would go for it? 

 I am writing this to warn the community about Yeet.com and their predatory practices. They recently confiscated $7,500 of my winnings ($12,500 balance) using a fabricated excuse and forced me into a verbal settlement under duress.

​The Case:

I had a verified account and legitimate winnings. A third party (an ex-partner seeking revenge) sent an email to the casino support making false accusations about my account.

CRITICAL DETAIL: This email was sent from an address (mmat6692...) that is completely different from my registered casino email (kwiatkowskim...).

​The Casino's Malpractice:

Any reputable casino would ignore account instructions coming from an unregistered email address. Yeet.com did the opposite. They engaged with the stranger, fished for information, and then used this illegal "evidence" to ban me.

They refused to verify me via video call. Instead, they called me and gave me an ultimatum: "Agree to give up $7,500 right now, or we confiscate the entire $12,500."

Scared and under pressure, I agreed verbally.

​The Aftermath:

I have since obtained a Sworn Statement from the third party admitting the report was a lie/prank. I presented this to the casino and their mediator (Casino Guru).

​The Casino refused to refund.

​Casino Guru refused to help, claiming they "cannot verify private disputes," ignoring the hard proof that the emails came from two different people.

​Conclusion:

Yeet.com is unsafe. If they want to steal your money, they will accept a "tip" from any random email address and use it against you. They do not follow KYC/AML protocols; they only care about confiscating balances.

I have escalated this to the Anjouan Gaming Authority and their payment processor (CoinsPaid/Dream Finance), but players need to know: Your funds are not safe here.

I'm sorry about your situation, but I doubt that the authorities will be able to help you.

In any case, I wish you the best of luck.