I had a balance of approximately €2,000 when the casino requested KYC verification.
In my first submission, I redacted certain parts of the documents due to privacy concerns. The casino later requested the documents again, and I provided additional documentation.That time, All documents were original. I only obscured the my national DR ID on my salary payslip ( they said on phone that it wouldnt be a problem and it was not important for them). During the process, I was informed by phone that my account was allegedly linked to other accounts, which I strongly dispute. I am the sole user of my phone and computer.
Shortly afterwards, I found that my account had been suspended.
Later, I received another phone call during which I was offered the return of my last deposit if I removed my complaints and reviews from public platforms and provided screenshots as proof. I declined this offer.
More recently, the casino stated on Casino Guru that my KYC verification failed because the submitted documents were allegedly "altered."
What concerns me most is that the reasons given throughout the process appear to have changed over time, from general "risk indicators" to "linked accounts" and now to "altered documents."
Unfortunately, many of these communications took place over the phone, so I do not have recordings or written evidence of what was said.
My complaint is currently under review, and I will respect the outcome of that process. However, I felt it was important to share my experience and to hear from other players who may have encountered similar issues.
If anyone has gone through a comparable situation, I would be interested in hearing about their experience.
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