Hi Nick! To address your questions the verification process was triggered from the moment I made a withdraw request. I experienced no issues with opening my account nor funding my account which I feel is a red flag. I would assume that a reputable casino that was genuinely concerned with enforcing AML and KYC procedure would request documents before any deposit could be made on the account. Instead, it really seems like they are using KYC and AML as a justification for not paying out winnings to players who win. Based on other complaints I'm reading they seem to enforce KYC only when the withdraw is of a significant amount.
I did not claim any bonuses in the casino, although I believe my account was credited with rakeback as part of there new player sign up, but I am almost 100% certain that it has nothing to do with that.
As for the last time I've spoken to them.... I contact them several times a day via the chat tool, but they stopped responding to my emails the moment my funds were confiscated. I have emailed:
complaints@luckyblock.com help@luckyblock.com affiliates@luckyblock.com
All of my emails have gone unanswered/ignored. They refuse to elaborate on the specific reason. They only tell me that I have failed verification and that the decision was made internally and that the decision is final and they will not discuss it any further. Then they will send a link that directs me to there terms of service. I contact them through chat almost every hour with the following message:
"Hello! Please kindly process my withdraw request or kindly reverse the deposits made on the account 🙂 "
"If you cannot assist me with my inquiry, please escalate this chat to a member of Casino Management"
They are now threatening to block me from the chat. As soon as It connects to an agent they are immediately ending the chat because they all know me by now.
The agents simply respond with a scripted response and offer very little assistance.
But I refuse to give up. I will not just roll over and take the hit. I will pursuit this until they either process my withdraw request or they reverse the deposits that I made on the account. Until they do one of those two things. I WILL not rest because by confiscating winnings I won fair and square and by refusing to reverse the deposits I made on the account they are commiting theft. Especially when they refuse to elaborate as to what the reason is.
As I have stated, I am fully prepared to hire legal counsel. The only issue is I do not know what area of expertise this would fall under and because I am dealing with an online entity with no physical mailing address it's going to be especially tricky. I also believe that their license is expired as of January 2024.
It's not about the amount. It's only $1400 USD that's still a nice chunk of change. For me though, it's the principle. I do not want other players to fall victim to this casino and I am actively writing as many complaints and reviews with as many sites as I can warning other players of the dangers. I am not doing so to tarnish there reputation, but to save others from falling prey to them.
Hi Nick! To address your questions the verification process was triggered from the moment I made a withdraw request. I experienced no issues with opening my account nor funding my account which I feel is a red flag. I would assume that a reputable casino that was genuinely concerned with enforcing AML and KYC procedure would request documents before any deposit could be made on the account. Instead, it really seems like they are using KYC and AML as a justification for not paying out winnings to players who win. Based on other complaints I'm reading they seem to enforce KYC only when the withdraw is of a significant amount.
I did not claim any bonuses in the casino, although I believe my account was credited with rakeback as part of there new player sign up, but I am almost 100% certain that it has nothing to do with that.
As for the last time I've spoken to them.... I contact them several times a day via the chat tool, but they stopped responding to my emails the moment my funds were confiscated. I have emailed:
complaints@luckyblock.com help@luckyblock.com affiliates@luckyblock.com
All of my emails have gone unanswered/ignored. They refuse to elaborate on the specific reason. They only tell me that I have failed verification and that the decision was made internally and that the decision is final and they will not discuss it any further. Then they will send a link that directs me to there terms of service. I contact them through chat almost every hour with the following message:
"Hello! Please kindly process my withdraw request or kindly reverse the deposits made on the account 🙂 "
"If you cannot assist me with my inquiry, please escalate this chat to a member of Casino Management"
They are now threatening to block me from the chat. As soon as It connects to an agent they are immediately ending the chat because they all know me by now.
The agents simply respond with a scripted response and offer very little assistance.
But I refuse to give up. I will not just roll over and take the hit. I will pursuit this until they either process my withdraw request or they reverse the deposits that I made on the account. Until they do one of those two things. I WILL not rest because by confiscating winnings I won fair and square and by refusing to reverse the deposits I made on the account they are commiting theft. Especially when they refuse to elaborate as to what the reason is.
As I have stated, I am fully prepared to hire legal counsel. The only issue is I do not know what area of expertise this would fall under and because I am dealing with an online entity with no physical mailing address it's going to be especially tricky. I also believe that their license is expired as of January 2024.
It's not about the amount. It's only $1400 USD that's still a nice chunk of change. For me though, it's the principle. I do not want other players to fall victim to this casino and I am actively writing as many complaints and reviews with as many sites as I can warning other players of the dangers. I am not doing so to tarnish there reputation, but to save others from falling prey to them.