I can understand why finding this thread right after your account was blocked would make you nervous. Still, since the review only started on Saturday, I wouldn't assume yet that the same thing is going to happen in your case.
Even when several cases look similar at first, the reason behind an account review can be different, and any multi-account allegation would need to be supported by actual evidence.
At Casino Guru, we normally allow casinos up to 14 days for both withdrawals and KYC/verification processes. So if this review includes verification of your account, I would give them some time to complete it before drawing any conclusions.
For now, I would keep screenshots of your balance, the account restriction and all communication with your VIP manager. If the casino later gives you a specific reason for the restriction, confiscates the winnings, or the review goes beyond this timeframe without any meaningful explanation, then we can look at the complaint option.
And if you still have the message where you were offered a no-deposit bonus in exchange for leaving a positive Trustpilot review, keep that as well. It's separate from the current account review, but definitely worth documenting.
One thing I'm curious about: had you already requested the $6,200 withdrawal before they blocked the account, or was the money still sitting in your balance?
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