Dear svaergan,
Thank you for the update, and I am sorry for the delay.
Let me please explain it once again. Also, maybe I did not provide you with completely correct information above.
If you already have an e-wallet, you can deposit there with the payment methods you mentioned. However, since Binance is only a payment method provider, they basically do not have anything to do with the casino, so if you deposit there, funds will be with Binance, not with the casino. Then, although you would need to deposit a bit more to your e-wallet, you do not have to deposit the same to the casino as a confirmation deposit. It should be possible to deposit a minimum to the casino via the chosen payment method, which could be maybe 10 or 20 USD. So, you can deposit a minimum amount to the casino, and then withdraw it back to your e-wallet, with your disputed amount of 50 USD.
On the other side, we can look at the whole situation from another perspective, which I checked in our system a while ago.
The casino has no 1 unresolved complaint, and all complaints were closed with clear results on our side (resolved/rejected). It means the casino fully cooperates in resolving complaints on casino.guru, and if complainants fully cooperate too, we are able to bring it to a successful end. In addition, we can say that the casino cares about its reputation on our website, and in case they fail to solve the matter to everyone's satisfaction (after all), we would be forced to close the complaint as unresolved (decrease in the rating/"safety index") - and therefore, I sincerely believe it is almost impossible that it could end in such a way, regardless of what your bank or VISA claimed/recommended. Understandably, they cannot advise you to deposit funds to an online casino to withdraw your winnings from there.
So, to be honest, from our point of view, it is not considered a "high risk", and it is also a common process of withdrawal of winnings from a no-deposit bonus. Nothing special.
Although we could ask the casino about the options and things you mentioned as possible solutions, since the casino is able and willing to pay out your winnings via an alternative payment method (even with a confirmation that you do not have to wager your deposit at all), we recommend you use the offered option, as we usually recommend players in similar situations. Otherwise, if it is impossible for the casino to offer a different option as a solution, and you refuse to withdraw via the offered way, I am afraid that there will be nothing we can do to further assist you with the matter.
Can you please let me know if you could try to check the minimum deposit amount for the available payment method in your casino account cashier, and if it is only 10-20 USD, to deposit a minimum to your e-wallet, then the minimum according to the casino's cashier to your casino account, and withdraw everything back to your e-wallet?
I would take it as a good new experience. Many players use e-wallets/crypto for deposits and withdrawals in online casinos. It is definitely faster than bank transfer or other classic payment methods, especially after such a payment method is fully verified, and who knows, maybe you will decide to deposit there again and play without restrictions, with your real money.
Dear svaergan,
Thank you for the update, and I am sorry for the delay.
Let me please explain it once again. Also, maybe I did not provide you with completely correct information above.
If you already have an e-wallet, you can deposit there with the payment methods you mentioned. However, since Binance is only a payment method provider, they basically do not have anything to do with the casino, so if you deposit there, funds will be with Binance, not with the casino. Then, although you would need to deposit a bit more to your e-wallet, you do not have to deposit the same to the casino as a confirmation deposit. It should be possible to deposit a minimum to the casino via the chosen payment method, which could be maybe 10 or 20 USD. So, you can deposit a minimum amount to the casino, and then withdraw it back to your e-wallet, with your disputed amount of 50 USD.
On the other side, we can look at the whole situation from another perspective, which I checked in our system a while ago.
The casino has no 1 unresolved complaint, and all complaints were closed with clear results on our side (resolved/rejected). It means the casino fully cooperates in resolving complaints on casino.guru, and if complainants fully cooperate too, we are able to bring it to a successful end. In addition, we can say that the casino cares about its reputation on our website, and in case they fail to solve the matter to everyone's satisfaction (after all), we would be forced to close the complaint as unresolved (decrease in the rating/"safety index") - and therefore, I sincerely believe it is almost impossible that it could end in such a way, regardless of what your bank or VISA claimed/recommended. Understandably, they cannot advise you to deposit funds to an online casino to withdraw your winnings from there.
So, to be honest, from our point of view, it is not considered a "high risk", and it is also a common process of withdrawal of winnings from a no-deposit bonus. Nothing special.
Although we could ask the casino about the options and things you mentioned as possible solutions, since the casino is able and willing to pay out your winnings via an alternative payment method (even with a confirmation that you do not have to wager your deposit at all), we recommend you use the offered option, as we usually recommend players in similar situations. Otherwise, if it is impossible for the casino to offer a different option as a solution, and you refuse to withdraw via the offered way, I am afraid that there will be nothing we can do to further assist you with the matter.
Can you please let me know if you could try to check the minimum deposit amount for the available payment method in your casino account cashier, and if it is only 10-20 USD, to deposit a minimum to your e-wallet, then the minimum according to the casino's cashier to your casino account, and withdraw everything back to your e-wallet?
I would take it as a good new experience. Many players use e-wallets/crypto for deposits and withdrawals in online casinos. It is definitely faster than bank transfer or other classic payment methods, especially after such a payment method is fully verified, and who knows, maybe you will decide to deposit there again and play without restrictions, with your real money.
Edited by a Casino Guru admin