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where u find such sites..my god.. there are tons of trusted casinos with good brand, why are u trying to scam urself. Please guys be careful.

I’ve seen some high limit live roulette rooms, but a £10k straight-up bet is a different story. Most online casinos seem to have much lower limits, probably because of risk and compliance issues. You might have more luck with VIP/private tables, but I doubt any regular casino will show that kind of limit publicly.

bigger question here is not only KYC before deposit. What caught my attention is the combination of aggressive advertising, BLIK payments through unknown intermediaries, and the lack of clear information about who actually handles the money. I have played at casinos where verification was only requested at withdrawal, but usually the operator and payment flow were much more transparent. If a casino is using third-party payment providers, I would expect it to be very clear who the merchant is and what company is receiving the funds. For me the license issue would be the first thing to check before depositing. If there is no reliable licensing and dispute process, I would personally avoid putting money there, because problems usually appear only when you try to withdraw.

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As for me, my favorite game is poker and blackjack. But I'm willing to open more interactive games for myself and looking for more every day!

Big thanks! I was looking the same game, god bless u!

Waiting days for KYC is frustrating enough, but when a withdrawal is also stuck with no proper explanation it becomes even more concerning. I would keep pushing their support and save all screenshots and replies in case you need to escalate it further. Hopefully Alf Casino will provide a clear update soon.

That sounds really worrying, I’ve seen cases before where casinos suddenly become very difficult once a player has a bigger win, but hopefully they will still respond through AGCCS and explain what happened. Keep all screenshots, emails and withdrawal history saved. Hopefully it gets resolved, 13k is not a small amount to just ignore. Keep us updated.

Delaying verification for weeks and sending withdrawals back to the balance every time feels very suspicious. A proper casino should clearly tell the player what document is missing or what needs to be corrected instead of making the process endless. I would definitely keep all emails and screenshots because this kind of timeline is important if you decide to file a complaint somewhere. Hopefully you still have a chance to recover the funds.

If the casino really let you withdraw 25k, completed verification and only later came with the multi account accusation, it looks very strange. Not saying the casino is wrong automatically, but usually if they have a solid reason they detect this much earlier, especially before processing such a big withdrawal. The timing of the accusation after the balance went back up to 28k is definitely questionable. So I wonder too, what games were you playing and did you ever use any bonuses?

Hope Spain will f*ck this messi team, really, how rude they can play and got nothing from referee! I'm really tired of their play style, after yesterday match vs England, I'm certain that all referees and fifa at all - are bought!

This is probably the part that caught my attention because most people only think about fees when choosing an exchange. I’ve noticed that during fast moves the execution quality can matter way more than saving a tiny amount on trading costs. A few seconds of delay can completely change the result, especially with volatile coins. Makes you realize there’s a lot more happening behind that simple buy button than it seems.

every time poker and poker! and nothing except poker

I would also be very uncomfortable with this kind of request. A proof of address document already shows where you live, so I don’t really understand what extra verification a home video is supposed to provide. If they have a specific concern, they should explain it clearly instead of just asking players to record their private space. I’d definitely ask them for the reason before sending anything.

I’ve tried a few before and most of them were just full of “sure wins” and crazy claims. I prefer apps that show stats, previous results and let you make your own decisions. I haven’t used Tips365 yet, but might give it a try. Right now I mostly check tips manually and compare with my own analysis.

Imho a legit casino will never ask you to send more money just to release your own winnings. Unfortunately these scams are getting better at looking professional, with nice websites, lots of games and fake licenses. Thanks for sharing your experience. Hopefully someone searches for Lunaland.win before depositing and finds this thread instead of losing money.

It’s really difficult when a casino makes serious claims like this but the player is not given any clear explanation or a chance to respond. A duplicate account accusation is a serious matter and there should be some transparency, at least enough for the player to understand what exactly happened. I’ve seen similar situations before where casinos just hide behind KYC decisions and the player has no way to defend himself. Hopefully AskGamblers can reopen this case and get both sides to properly explain the situation.

I’ve seen this trick used by a lot of fake crypto casinos lately. They make it look like a normal verification step, but after you send the money they usually come up with another excuse and ask for even more. A real casino may ask for a deposit in some situations, but not a random $100 just to unlock your account or withdraw winnings. I would definitely stay away from faotex and not send them anything.

I would definitely request the SAR first and see what details they have from that Paddy Power account. If you never created it, the data should hopefully show that something doesn't match (email, phone number, payment details etc). The DOB being changed to make the account appear 18 is the strangest part. I wouldn't argue too much about the self-exclusion being invalid until you know exactly what happened with that account. Get the facts first and then decide the next step. Hopefully Flutter can clear it up.

A lot of people get attracted by big bonuses and fast crypto payments, but when it comes to withdrawals suddenly there are endless checks and "procedures". I always recommend checking reviews and complaints before depositing anywhere. Hope the OP manages to get the money back.

there are lots of trusted casinos nowadays..why are you ppl trying to scam yourself with unrealistic offers! Cmon it is about ur money, play only on trusted sources.

I'd say that's fair. Reputation is probably the biggest factor. I also don't bother with huge welcome bonuses anymore. I'd rather make a small deposit, see how the casino handles a withdrawal, and then decide if it's worth playing there. Reading recent player feedback has saved me from joining a couple of sites that looked good at first but had too many complaints about cashouts. That's usually a much better indicator than the promotions.