However, I must mention that the experiences I am sharing here relate to the legal situation in Germany. The legal situation in Germany stipulates that banks do not have to initiate chargebacks if the transactions were intended for gambling. The banks simply have no knowledge of the providers' potentially illegal actions, so they cannot be held responsible.
The same applies to payment service providers registered in Germany; they do not have to make any refunds, they can do whatever they want, they have no duty to check their customers. However, they are obliged to refrain from money laundering, and if it is obvious - the emphasis is on obvious - that the providers are processing payments illegally, then it is their duty to refrain from doing so.
In Germany, the GGL regularly imposes payment bans against payment service providers, usually those using the open banking system.
In my opinion, the payment systems have fallen into the hands of criminals who can do whatever they want. Looking at Eastern Europe and Great Britain, it is strange that the support of the payment processors is predominantly handled by Eastern European people 😉 you can imagine the rest.
If you deposit money into the casino, you have to expect that it will be multiplied or lost entirely, in which case it is not fair to submit a chargeback. However, if you are cheated out of your payout, I can understand it.
However, I also know of a few cases in Germany where banks report the player to the police because the player makes payments and also receives winnings. In this case, the account is usually blocked and an explanation for the transactions is requested. Accordingly, the casinos should cooperate and refund if the payments are recoded or made by bank transfer with subsequent purchase of crypto.
Otherwise, just don't play, that's where you win the most.
And if you have deposited 20,000 euros and withdrawn 23,000, you are not entitled to a refund. The deposits are offset against the winnings. You will then be 3,000 in profit.
Deposited 13,500, paid out 500€ = entitlement to 13,000
Everyone should understand.