I’ve been playing at Cryptorino.io for several months, mainly on live roulette. One of the main reasons I chose this casino was their promise of full anonymity – no verification needed, no documents required, as clearly stated on their website.

During this time, I made over 30 deposits and withdrawals without any issues. The withdrawals were always instant, and everything seemed smooth – until I started winning more than I deposited.

After a lucky streak on live roulette, I requested another withdrawal, and suddenly, without any prior warning or explanation, my account was closed. I received an email demanding full verification: ID, proof of address, all deposit confirmations, and – surprisingly – a video stating that I’m not part of a syndicate.

Frankly, I have no idea what a "syndicate" has to do with playing roulette. It makes no sense, and I doubt roulette syndicates even exist. Still, I complied with every request: I submitted my ID, address verification, deposit proofs, and even recorded the video as they asked.

Despite doing everything they asked for, I have not received my $5,000. The funds remain locked in my account, and their support has stopped responding.

This behavior is unacceptable. If a casino claims to operate anonymously, they shouldn’t suddenly change their rules the moment a player starts winning. Holding player funds without justification is unethical and potentially fraudulent.

In summary: everything goes fine until you start winning – then they close your account and confiscate your funds.

I played at NineCasino and, after meeting all verification requirements (ID, proof of address, bank funds over €150,000, transaction hash in USDT from a cold wallet), my withdrawal is still blocked.

They are demanding impossible data in crypto transactions, such as the sender's name or IBAN.

Most worrying is that NineCasino's support and verification system appears to be exactly the same as Lazybar's, raising concerns about data sharing between brands without consent.

I expect an immediate solution, otherwise I will proceed with formal complaints and make a public record.

I deposited at Lazybar, played according to all the conditions, and now my account is blocked and I can't withdraw my funds.
I have sent my ID, proof of address, proof of funds with more than €150,000 in the bank, and the full transaction hash in USDT from a cold wallet.

Still, they're demanding impossible things from me in a crypto transaction, like the sender's name, IBAN, etc. This makes me suspect they have no intention of processing the withdrawal.

Furthermore, this casino claims to be "in the process of obtaining a license," which exacerbates the lack of transparency.
I'm waiting, but if they don't give me a solution, I'll file a formal complaint and make it public.