The player from New Zealand had placed a $2000 bet on a live roulette game, which was removed due to a 'personal preference limit', despite the table's set limit being $4000. The casino's agent had incorrectly stated a limit of $1500, which led to the casino refusing to pay out any winnings. The player had questioned the casino's high rating and operation. The Complaints Team had determined that they could not compel the casino to pay hypothetical winnings that were not recorded in the game history, especially as the bet amount had been returned to the player's casino balance. As such, the complaint was rejected.