The player from Texas had lost access to his casino account after he requested a withdrawal of $155, which was supposedly being expedited. He possessed email proof of the withdrawal request and its expedited status. The player confirmed that his account had been verified. However, the casino stated that the player's withdrawal request had been denied due to insufficient funds to cover the non-cashable deposit coupon amount. The casino also claimed that the player's account had been suspended due to a connection with another flagged account. The player denied having another account. The casino didn't provide evidence of multiple accounts but clarified that the funds had been re-deposited into the player's account and played to zero by the player before the account closure. We had confirmed this from the provided evidence and rejected the complaint due to the lack of balance on the player's account at the time of making the complaint.