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I opened a betting account today _{(don't have to mention)} but when I bet on their virtual games, they don't have the kind of options I am expecting to see but only provides more like only 4 options which are home win, away win, draw and over. So I bet if I could win but luckily for me I won ×2 of what I deposited, then I withdrawed the funds and mailed them to block the account because I don't find anything suitable for my liken but they replied me saying they can't and I have to make use of the account until 90 days before they can block the account.
However, it's my money and they can't force me to use it, so they have to block the account. I see that the only way to stay away from the betting account is not to fund it again.
So can anyone force you to make use of what you don't dislike?

They don't need to block your account first before you can stay away from the casino; what matters is that you were able to withdraw both your deposit and profit from them, and now that the account is back to zero funds,.
 
Abandon the account and go back to your old and regular casino, which you have been using before, with your favourite game options. They won't ask you to pay any fine for creating an account with them, so you have nothing to worry about, rather than leaving the account to render itself useless there.

Well, I don`t actually know how the story relates to your post, but your case doesn`t fit in one where you were forced to use your account, and since it has to do with online, you can simply abandon the account and move on with life or instead change your password to something random [not ideal though, since you can always use a forgotten password]. But you can always just try to forget your account.


For me, Unless I`m being paid to do that thing or my life depend on that thing, I`m not sure anyone is going to force me to do things that I`m not interested in or something that drains me each time I take part in

Op please make correction to your question by putting it in the right statement you had intended by changing the dislike to like.

To your question; I think you were lenient to even give it a try by betting a single game to test your luck with the casino, once I discover a casino don't have the options and features I was expecting to get it's a quick No for me with an immediate log out. Perhaps if you had lost that bet you made you would have been tempted to continue so as to recover your lost. What you don't like don't even start it.

I'm confused.
You said that you already withdrew your money before you emailed them to block your account, have I read it wrong? It makes sense for them to wait for 90 days upon request before they block it for you especially if it is in their ToS and policy. More likely they just created such rule because of some people who tend to change their mind such as in this case, and that is probably why there is a margin or interval before actual disposing of your account. Then what's with your money that you are complaining? Is it me or you who did not get it correctly? Not to be disrespectful.

In my perspective, they are advising you that you only have 90 days to make use of your account before they delete it due to your request as you emailed them. And with that, they are not forcing you to do so but are just reminding you given that the request made is from your end.

And with the last question, no one can force you to act in such way or do things against your will.

No, no one will force you.

Out of curiosity or just for fun, I often register at a new casino and see what they have, what their deposit options are, and how their site navigates. If I feel uncomfortable then I will not play on the site. Also, if you don't like the casino for any reason, I don't think you need to block your account, you just need to leave the casino and don't make any deposits or anything there, unless you have done KYC. You can ask them to delete your data and account

What kind of casino makes only 4 options on sports betting?? Are you for real now??... You may as well lemme know how that's supposed to be predicted... What do you think is the essence of the multipliers?

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sometimes, I feel y'all just make post in here without knowing every single details innit! You could decide not to wager your winnings; nobody's gonna try to force you to do so... If you think they really wanted to keep you hostage for wanting to quit, why did they allow the withdrawal of the multipliers you won??

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No one can force you to use a betting platform against your desires; also, generally no one can force you to use their platform, all you have to do is abstain from the site; don’t fund and don’t visit the site. When they are exhausted; they will block the account

What do you think ?

Now I have seen many questions about a the casino not blocking the account, however if I haven't been there I couldn't have known or believed also but I will not have to say the casino until someone also encounter such situations, even if it is not in the same betting site it might be from another betting site.
One what I understand, I think that they betting company are new and they are looking forward to get more gamblers and with time and bettors complains they will update their site.

OP, I am trying to correlate your caption with your storyline.
Nobody can force you to do what you don't want to do because you can simply abandon the account.
Since you won x 2 of your deposit and you found out that maybe thier betting options are not good for you, it better you just let it go.
Ordinary they gave you an option of 90 days and after 90 days you can go ahead in blocking the account, in your statement I don't see where they say they are forcing you to make use of the account, they only gave you an option of 90 days after which you can do whatever you want to do with the account, and in these period of 90 days, you can as well decline usage of the account.

If they say that you need to continue to gamble for the rest of the 90 days, only then is it possible to withdraw your money based on the terms and conditions, and we can say that the platform is forcing you to gamble. Here, they haven't restricted OP in any way, they have informed you that after a period of 90 days, you can request a block. This is a kind of marketing because, in between, we may get tempted and gamble. That's not the fault of the platform, and that is not forcing. You don't want to play, just leave it aside.

No no you got this the wrong way. They're not forcing you to use your money. You're making it look like they're forcing you to use your money since they won't block the account. See the thing is blocking accounts are only a thing for people who can't seem to stop spending and this means that THEY themselves spend the money, the casino does in no way force you to spend it. It's common sense really. Let's not be entitled shall we? In the first place signing up to a casino only to ask them to block you because you don't want to spend money just seems dumb.

And I also don't really see an issue here, you were able to withdraw your funds so I think tjat's that. Them blocking or not blocking your account? Doesn't look like it matters, just forget about the casino, end of the story.

Their platform their rules so if you don't like their rules then go and move on and find one that you are comfortable playing with, you won, and you are able to withdraw it so there is no issue but only turning down your request.
I don't have a problem with moving on to the next casino when I don't like the rules they implement, the 90 days grace period will benefit them, because you have won you might entice them to get you back to play because a player who won in one casino will come back to try to make a repeat.
You only leave a casino when you lose a lot of money there or the casino has an issue with reputation.

You don't dislike? You mean "you don't like?".
I'm a bit confused on what would be your main concern here. I assume you already withdrew the money from the account, since you've used the word "withdraw" in a past tense form by adding "ed" at the end of it, which is not correct as well lol.
So, if your main concern is only to cancel the account, then I don't think there's a major issues there, because you could simply leave that account and never use it again. Some casinos will automatically deactivate your account if it became inactive in a specific period of time. But, if they hold your funds and not allowing you to withdraw, then that's a different story and it's weird by not allowing you to withdraw your own money. I could only think of one problem if a casino is not allowing you to do so, and that is when you did not comply on the KYC verification.

Account blocking at your request should not be a problem. Because the most important thing is that you can withdraw your funds according to the amount in your account. If you don't like the game options, of course you can go straight back to the platform you usually use. Moreover, there are many alternative platforms that might suit what you expect. Besides, I don't think it's about usage. maybe more to avoid illegal account practices.

Of course, when customer asks for an account to be blocked, it will never be problem because on gambling sites, customers are the main priority in service, when every customer request is not fulfilled, it can also be shame.
As long as don't make mistake and can still withdraw the amount of money really have, this is still unlikely to ever be reason for rejection, but each gambling site also has its own conditions.
We as customers, like it or not, must also be able to accept every decision of the gambling site and the most important thing is that both parties do not feel at loss, the customer has full rights to every request and what he wants.
But on the other hand, gambling sites also have rights to what has been determined, I sure that support will always provide statements or reasons that are really correct so that they can be well received.
Whatever it is, I sure it all for mutual security, as you said, this is not about usage but rather about avoiding illegal account practices.

I don't think it's necessary for them to block your account just because you want to stay away from that casino or online casino itself. If you don't have any problem withdrawing your funds or money, then it's fine; if you don't want to use it anymore, leave it there, because there are certain rules for your account to be blocked or deleted; they can't do it right away or suddenly.

What if you change your mind and want to play at that casino site again? Then you will go through another KYC or registration, right? It's a bit of a hassle, so leave it there; there will be nothing for you to lose there. As you've said, you already withdrawn your funds, which is a good thing. But we can't set aside the rights of a customer, so if the casino has strict rules about blocking or deleting an account, then there's nothing we can do about it.

If you are uncomfortable to not satisfied with the platform, it's your decision whether you want to continue using the account or not, but it's best to stop funding the account and explore other alternative  that suits your preferences.

Nobody is putting a gun to your head and forcing you to use the account. Take responsibility for your own actions or get help from proffesionals, if you cannot handle your gambling addiction.

Here are some resources to help you,
https://www.helpguide.org/articles/addictions/gambling-addiction-and-problem-gambling.htm

https://www.gamblingtherapy.org/

Hope you can get some help from this... good luck.

A casino can do things that we think it cannot do because we are gambling at its place and those are the rules of the casino. You should read the rules of the casino to understand them and not get into trouble.

If the casino cannot block your account before 90 days, you do not need to ask the casino to do so and you can simply leave your account as it is. It will be better to withdraw all the money so you no longer need to gamble at the casino. But I don't think anyone can force me to utilize what I don't like. I gamble based on my desires, and I know where to gamble comfortably. Each gambler already has their favorite casino, so they don't need to try registering themselves to the casino they don't know well. That will only pose a risk for them, especially when they want to withdraw their funds because the casino can ask them to verify your gambling account.

I think your method is correct, it's best not to contact them to freeze your account, whereas as far as I know, accounts that don't have funds and are no longer active will usually be blocked by the casino. I've also had cases like that where I've left the casino account. for a long time and didn't have funds there but then I tried to log in to my account but it seemed like it had been frozen and blocked so I couldn't make deposits, withdrawals and play.

The point is, if you really don't like the games at the casino, you don't have to continue playing there as long as you have withdrawn all your money, just leave, unless you have already given your identity to the site, of course it might harm you too, but If indeed you have never sent your identity to the casino and have withdrawn all your money, just leave it like that because they will freeze your account and your remaining funds there in the next few months, therefore it is better to withdraw all the money then just leave it and move to a site that you think has more complete bets than you want.

There is no forcing in that, they didn't tell you that you can't make a withdraw or have at least some funds in your account until you can get your account blocked and they just said that you need to wait for 90 days before you can request an account deletion which is completely understandable because it's their policies which you probably didn't read them before joining the platform and it's our mistake if we don't read their terms and conditions and policies and stuff before joining because they have all these things mentioned in them.

Now, since you have already withdrawn your money successfully, you have nothing to worry about. Just don't use the account anymore, even if it's not deleted or blocked, you have nothing to lose, so just let it be.

you are done withdrawing your funds and you can leave and never return to the casino if all you want is to not gamble anymore.
if you are worried that you may not be able to stop yourself from playing, the first thing you need to do is never deposit coins in your account. i don't even get why you need to email them to block the account for you.

we are all users of crypto casinos, we may have an account in every casino and it's good to have the freedom to go from one to another. i go from sportsbet to rollbit freely whenever i feel like going there.

OP, every betting site or any online site has its required procedure or time interval for them to be able to block your account with them.

For the betting site to give you a time interval of 90 days to have your account blocked is a normal thing not a bad one if I am to say because I don't see anything bad in that because other betting sites might be asking for the same thing before they have your account blocked. No online site would do such a thing as ''ask for a blocking of an account and it is done immediately" It will surely take some time before your request will be granted.

However, OP, don't take their reply to you as "they are forcing you to use what you don't like" because they never did. They are only letting you know, the time it takes for your request to be granted before blocking your account

Actually there's no issue at all or something problem in this regards because if you dont have plans on going back on playing or betting into said platform then you could just simply leave.
As long you do already have been able to get your money or having those withdrawals then this is considered to be already a solved situation.Dont tend to look back if you havent been
able to see on what you have expected or features that you are looking. Just be thankful that you had ended up on x2 with your deposit amount. If they do have those terms
that they could only delete accounts on 90 days old then so be it, there's nothing you can do with that.

Actually there's no issue on this but rather you are really just that too sensitive just because they cant block you out but actually you are just
the one who do make this issue big.  :P

Why do you take a simple thing into something complicated?
You have no more funds in your account and you want the site to block your account but the site cant do it due to their rules/terms.
You can simply leave it away, do not even login to the account again as you have said yourself that the site is not suitable for you so it is already a reason for you to leave it.
The case will be different if you are unable to withdraw your money and they ask you to use the account for another 90 days.
In your case, you are not forced, you are being asked only in which you can follow or ignore it.

If you don’t dislike a thing or an activity, then you probably do like the activity and actually won’t need to be persuaded let alone forced.
In your case, I do fail to see how you’re being forced to use the account you created as no one is literally forcing you to do anything. You can just abandon the account. Like you yourself noted, don’t fund the account and choose not to log in anymore. Easy. There are no issues here. 

With gambling, it’s highly unlikely for anyone to force me against my will to do whatever. Unless, of course there’s a gun to one’s head.

The way humans are with principles just like the gamblers are in charge of their decision making in gambling, so as also gambling platforms and commissions do have their terms and conditions too.
I don't feel anyways you are forced to used the account rather they said it has to been active or whatever for 90days before any blocking actions can be taking.

Well, I feel such gambling site want to use gamblers accounts created in their platforms to make their reviews such as to promote or to advance their sites.
However, @ OP, you have all rights reserved to decide if you would still make use of the bet account or not.

Personally no one can force me do what I don't want to do and if by means such occurs then I would live to Sense some sorting selfish interests of the bet company so and definitely I would decline from such imposement. You just can't force me to gamble with my own money.

A policy is a policy and you agreed to them when you signed up on the betting platform, I didn't see anything wrong with not blocking your account, some casino has a place to disengage the account by deactivate the account if you feel you want to live it. But I don't see any problem here in the first place, you don't like the casino, you can just ignore it especially if you don't do any KYC that might make you worry for anything. You can also change your email to dummy one to avoid receiving any updates or any marketing mails or you can just unsubscribed to their mailing list.

I have registered in some casino some years back when I don't even know, they were through referrals; some of my friends referred me there when I don't know nothing about gambling and they are still in existence just that they aren't active and I don't feel threatened about them because I don't have anything to lose, I don't think there is nothing to feel about having your account with any casino.

Based on what you have said, you have gambled on that site and won, and you were able to withdraw your winnings. You can just ignore using that casino if you don't want to use it again. You don't have to use the casino for 90 days. I don't know if it's really necessary to delete an account from a gambling site that you don't want to use, but as far as I know, I have abandoned more than five casinos, which I don't entirely like, and I can't even remember my password again on those sites, and I have also forgotten the names of a few of them. It didn't have any effect on me.

Mate, as long as I don't want to use any platform and I have managed to get my money off that site, I will just abandon it, because if, for example, you ask the platform to delete your account, they might do so, but if you have submitted your details to that site, I believe they will still be in possession of your details even after deleting the account. So, it's just to move on to another site that fully meets my satisfaction.

One of the things that been overlooked on which reading up the sites terms and conditions as if these people do make out some request on which they do really believe that it would really be given out directly in speaking about granting it out without even trying out to read those terms and asking as if they are mandating the house on what they should do.
On the time that they had been rejected or been that not granted then they would really be having those kind of negative impressions towards the site as if they are really that justifiable
into the decisions they've made on which it doesnt really have any sense i should say.

Just forget about your account, withdraw your money, and don't comeback to that casino easy as that.

Of course, they won't block your account right away, maybe it's in their ToS, but just curious though, how you find that casino? Haven't you check it first what kind of options they give you in your favorite virtual games?

And if you check and if you haven't found then easy stay away from that casino?

Since they don't have what you are looking for in their casino, there is no need to tell them to block it, you should have just act as if you don't know that you opened an account with the casino.

I think that the reason why they will not block it immediately is because you have won money from them, and they believe that you can still come back to gamble after a while when you will think about the win, you made from their casino.

The reason why nations stimulate the gambling age is because they want to ensure that only mature individuals engage in it. At a mature age, you can be able to know what is good for you and also make your choices. I have visited some casinos and a few of them didn't meet my standard, the simple think to do is to withdraw your funds and move on. You cannot be forced by any casino to keep playing games with them.

As much as they allowed you to withdraw your funds, what happens to the account in future is none of your business since you don't have any intention of going back there. I like the crypto gambling sector because it is very competitive. Many crypto casinos are willing to give you the best services to make you loyal to their brand. So you can easily walk away and register in another one because none of them enjoy a monopoly.

When it comes to your concerns, it’s crucial to know that there are distinctive practices and circumstances in each bookmaker’s establishment when talking about the withdrawal of funds and how to close one’s account. Nevertheless, some considerations need to be made, as follows: first, “Terms of Use”  before signing up and using a betting platform, make sure you have carefully studied and thoroughly understood the set terms of use by the provider. Such stipulations must also touch on how to withdraw cash or terminate an account, among other policies. Second, "Your Rights as a User." As a user, you are able to exercise your right to withdraw money from your betting account at any time you wish, as long as it complies with the terms set by the platform. If you have bet fairly and now want to receive your money, feel free to do so.

One of the possible account closure processes that can be considered is a policy in some betting platforms where the account has to remain active for a specified time before they can process the closure. It could serve as an impulsive account closure prevention measure and also gives users the chance to reconsider their decisions. Another procedure to follow is contacting the customer service. If there is any doubt or if you are unhappy with the policies offered by your betting platform, you can directly reach out to their customer service and talk about your problem so that they might be able to explain it or provide further help on how to solve it effectively.

Finally, it is essential that people who use betting sites take precautions and have a full knowledge of the existing rules and conditions. If you find yourself feeling uneasy or unsatisfied with their service, don’t hesitate to exercise your options and look for alternatives that better meet your needs or requirements.

First, they didn't force you to keep on playing. They just said they cannot block it yet and maybe because it's a new account it needs 90 days before it is blocked. Maybe that's just how their system works and since you didn't mention the name, we cannot check it out.

No. No one can force you to use what you dislike or don't dislike. It's all up to you. Also, since you are successful at withdrawing the amount after winning, their wagering requirement is not that high. Because most of the time the system will ask you to wager more before you can withdraw a certain amount. Well, that's when you are forced to continue playing until you reach the required amount.
This is where the trouble begins for those who want in and out in a quicker method. But let us understand the online gambling site's business too, they are just following the rules of a certain country, especially for anti-money laundering cases. This is why they are forcing their players to wager more while they check everything if the money is clean.

If i may get you correctly you mean you can't stay without you funding your bet accounts?
This is very bad because if you can't stay without funding your account meaning there is every probability you will keep losing money. But technically when a particular site doesn't give you the value or the desire for using them it's best you quit them or block your account so that you would stop receiving promotional mails to me it bugs me keep filling up my mail space. However, you can decides not to visit that site anymore or if you have the app installed in your phone you can disable the app and got it uninstall from your phone.

No need to mail them to block the account.
Just don't fund the account again or gamble there.

You can use a web block to block the casino website domain so that you not be able to visit them and gamble there again. That is if your main goal is to not patronise the casino website again. But if it is that you want to quit gambling, then you may need to say away from the internet for a duration of time. But this doesn't look like a case of gambling addiction rather not wanting to gamble on that particular website again.

they aren't really forcing you, they just said that there is a requirement for an account to be blocked when requested. anyway, if you really don't want to use the website and the account anymore you can always just stop using it or you can also change the password into a random password that you won't remember.

This is a matter of choice and there are options for you aside from this, we have many alternatives. Although, telling them to block the account looks somehow to me and some casinos will not even block it at all, and I can't blame them for it. The fact that you didn't see the options you wanted now doesn't mean you can't see a reason for you to use them again in the future. So leaving it active is the best choice for most of them, especially when it will not affect you at all. They will only tell you to look away and that your details are safe with them. Still, I wish you could name the casino we are talking about, it would be so bad of them if at this age people are still complaining about the scarcity of gambling choices, which is not so professional on their part. If they are serious about the business, they should rather be more competitive than causing a customer to abandon them.

Well, about your questions, let me say that it depends, the first winning might convince me. After all, it is about winning, and you can imagine the first bet you placed, you were able to win with 2.0 odds and your withdrawal was processed to you itch-free. So, they should not be entirely abandoned in my opinion, it may be my alternative, especially when I want to play the games in which I will have to only choose the options they offer.

I don't see any problem on the casino side. you made a deposit and played and won. If you didn't like the options that were in the casino in terms of features, then you should stop using that casino and use casinos that have the features that you like. That's simple, in case you complain about closing your account, some people have already said that, but I want to add that the majority of people who ask the casino to block or close their account are people who have gambling problems and consume having the habit of asking to close their account and forgetting funds in the account and then they start complaining all over the internet that the casino withheld funds from them and when they tell the whole story and when we realize that we are dealing with people who have problems with gambling

and for that reason they will ask the casino to close their account, but at the time of closing their account there was money in their account and that is not the casino's fault, which is why I see this as an acceptable measure that this casino took because it may be that in a month or two months you will want to use that same casino again and you will be able to. One thing I've been asking myself for a while now is this: what kind of advantage does closing an account bring? because let's see, you created an account at that casino, you could just stop using that casino and you would be using other casinos, one day maybe you would use that casino again. but in my opinion it wouldn't change anything if you closed the account, because you could simply stop using the account. This thought goes even to people who have problems with games.

For example, person Z has problems with gambling, will it be that when person Z closes an account, will they stop playing and be cured? I've seen some people blaming the casinos for not closing their account and that because of that they weren't able to cure their gambling addiction, so I was wondering, what if the casino closes their account, what will stop them from creating an account at other casinos? ? I don't think anything would stop it. So instead of them closing accounts, they should make an effort not to play even with active accounts. because running away from the problem is not a cure, it is not a solution. face problems head on Is the best path

Before making a deposit on any gambling platform, you have to identify the fact that it's all about taking risk to gamble, the money you are depositing should also be seen as the same amount you could afford to loose if the worse happens that the luck wasn't on your side while gambling, the only thing that can make you have an issue with any gambling casino is when you're trying to cheat or refuse their KYC request on demand.

There's nothing you can do it's their casino and they have the right to implement their own rules, they are not scamming you, it is about the issue of your account,  they don't to close it immediately because they know the psychology of gamblers they will always come back to play and sometimes forgot that they requested their account to be close.
It benefits the casino because they can always regain what you've won or you will continue to play and lose money, so the solution to this is to practice control of your behavior in gambling, you should stop when you want to stop or go on leave when you want to leave, and don't leave your fate to the casinos

You are the one who created the issue which in the first place, shouldn't be an issue.

There are no such actions done by the platform which actually looks like they are forcing their user to use the account. From the very first place, their platform, their own rules. Even let's say there's an act of forcing their user to use the account before blocking, you can't use the argument that it's your money, your rules since you should know the terms from the very start, and no one forces you to join the platform.

Next time, don't make simple problems too much to handle. :)

They are not forcing you but telling you that they have rules about dormancy of accounts. So if you haven't done any activity to that account for an specific period of time then that's the time they'll take action and that's an automatic blocking or freezing of your account.

If you don't want to gamble from them, it's just simple. You just stop using them and don't gamble there anymore and they're not forcing you to do so.

Some casinos have their own features like self excluded and if they don't have it then you better just let the system freeze your account due to long time inactivity.

Ones you are making use of something a all of a sudden you don't feel much comfortable with it, you just have to quite because you don't see anything that's interesting in it anymore.
Many casinos don't entertain people anymore because their options are not much and I can say when the options are more the predictions looks interesting also because bet predictors will want to take more of their time to make sure that their predictions are accurate, but when there is only 4 of the options it will be bored.

It's very simple on what to do mate, just ignore the casino since you have already withdrew your funds. I don't know but it's seem you might have played atleast a bet with  the money you deposited for them to actually allow withdrawal back because that's the rules of some casino site over because it shows that the account is not used for money laundering and I say this because I have come across many casino which I deposited funds and tried out their platform and found no interest and withdrawing back my funds took time because I had to wager the money first before withdrawal.

If you never want to return to their casino again, why do you need to open an account there? Gamblers who open an account at one casino are interested for many reasons, and they will use the casino for a while, or maybe they will use it for a long time. You do not need to contact the casino to block your account because your account will be automatically blocked if you do not use it for some time. So you don't need to bother asking them to block your account. Moreover, they can check the accounts of all their members and see who is still actively gambling at the casino. If they see that you never gamble at their casino again, they will immediately close your account without asking you because they can do it easily.

The winning was made with the multiple of the money based on the money,it was the reason many gamblers get into the casino.The gamblers who get the multiple with the maximum of 12x of the initial will change the entire game.Because the gamblers who made the winning will surely back to the game to earn the same multiple of 12x in the game.But the gamblers need to understand the 12x will not occur all the time.The gamblers should target on the other multiples to increase their wallet balance.The multiple of 2x,3x,4x,6x also should be used by the gamblers instead of targeting the maximum multiple of the gambling site.

You have the option to not log in to that account anymore. You don't have to ask support to close that account on your behalf. You knowingly dolislike thw options in there, and there is that possibility from you to deposit to that account if ever you thought of playing. Better not do it like that, else you're only creating trouble for yourself and your funds as well.

Closing an account is an option, but choosing not to log in play is another, too.

Are you able to withdraw the mother since you said that you withdrew the funds and then mailed them to block your account? If you already withdrew your funds then there was no problem with that for sure since you already withdrew your funds they are just saying that it would take 90 days before they can block your account, probably normal so you could think about it if you really wanted to block deactivate the account, I mean it's a gambling website you could make a lot of decisions base on your emotion so its probably there thing to have 90 days time.

There will be a problem if the gambling websites do not allow you to withdraw your money and then it would take 90days before you could withdraw it, at that time you could easily lose your money since that is probably what they wanted that is why they put 90days to hold your account first, That's a big red flag for sure, You should be able to deposit and withdraw your funds on the website at any time that you wanted. They just need 90 days for the account to be blocked then just dont play if you dont have a choice but after withdrawing the funds dont play on that website again.

I don't know the actual reason behind it, but most companies have this policy where you can get your account disabled but it can't be deleted or removed before about 2 months or 60 days. It might have something to do with what you mentioned but it's not confirmed because there can be some other reason behind it. However, someone needs to make sure that they are aware of all the terms and policies of a company or platform before using it.

Most gamblers, or general users on the internet, don't read the terms and conditions or policies of a platform or service that they are about to use, and later when they face some sort of problem, they start blaming the platform for it instead of thinking that the policy existed even at the time they were registering for the platform or service.

As long you do able to withdraw then i dont really see any issues to this, you are really just that complaining because they cant be able to block out your account just because you dont like for you to play anymore.
You do find it non appealing because they cant just grant your request on which it is really just that normal that they would really be following their own rules and not yours. If you do find out that this thing isnt good for you then you are free anytime on finding another platform that would really be able that suits out your needs or interest but just like on what others been saying that this isnt really that much of an issue.

The only important thing when you do play gambling on a particular platform is that you do able to make withdrawal and this is something that should really be that standard thing
and this is why it would be always best that you should really be that dealing into those sites on which does have that reputation and does have that credibility.
So it would really be just vary, dont make yourself that loving on making some demands. lol

Indeed, most gamblers or people do not read the terms and conditions of a service carefully so they will experience problems after knowing that the service prohibits it. And the same goes for casinos. They have their own regulations, so they won't want to block user accounts immediately if there is no cheating or things that endanger the casino business. That's a normal thing so as gamblers, we have to know what we need to do before we register at the casino so that we won't do something like that. Casinos know that gamblers will return to the casino again shortly, whatever their results so the casinos will not want to block their users' accounts.

When the gambler returns to the casino and deposits some money, the casino will be prepared to get the money again if the gambler loses at gambling. As gamblers, we have to be wise in responding to this, and if we really don't want to go back to the casino, we can just leave our gambling account and not use the casino.

After reading your whole story, I dont see any issue at all because you are the one who make it as an issue. If you take it as an issue, means that the issue is on yourself because you are not forced to be in the casino to spend your money. Dont rely on the casino if you want to stay away from any casino by asking the casino to block your account or to have self exclusion. Start it from yourself, delete your browser history and forget your account is better things to do than asking the casino to block your account.

That's right. The OP is making a mountain out of a molehill. No one is forcing you to use their platform, and no one made you sign up in the first place. I understand that you want to close an account that you're no longer planning to use, but it's a simple issue that's resolved with simple solutions; just don't use them. Put a reminder up to send them an email in 90 days to block your account; till then, withdraw your funds and abandon your account. Their platform, their rules, and you agreed to them upon signup, but you probably didn't read them as most of us don't; they're might be doing it to tempt you, not to force you; that's not possible.

Same to what happened with my old gambling accounts, where at first I thought I forgot my password but I wonder why no emails arrived after I attempt to recover them and I asked the support about it only to find out that they are deleting inactive accounts.

I guess it's needed in order to reduce the load on their system but I think they can also give an announcement about it on our registered emails if we still want to retain the account or not anymore, so it's important to pay attention to it. If the site is trusted then we should not worry about your KYC, unless only if they got hacked but this is why it's important to choose a casino that don't require a KYC.

Virtual games are completely pointless, the casino behind the scenes controls all the levers and can manipulate you to lose at the rate that they decide. You are basically playing on a glorified random number generator with a fancy front end and some entertaining noises coming out of it. It's definitely a much better idea to wait until the funds are returned to your external wallet before letting the casino know that you do not want to use their services again. Why use two double negatives "don't dislike", it makes it very hard to understand the point that you're trying to convey. Are you trying to say nobody can force you to place bets, well that is plainly obvious and a casino would not last long unless they honor the wishes of their customers.

No one can as long as you don't deposit any money to the platform.You need to check thoroughly the platform before depositing any money as most casinos and sport betting gives you the option to register without depositing any money to just search around the different options they provide and if you like it you deposit money and enjoy their games which are in synchrony with what you love and expect.

If you don't you simply don't fund the account and leave the account inactive until the policy of the casino delete it when 3,6 or 12 months have passed and the account has 0 activity tied to this. 

You are not being forced by the support team to deposit more money and play again. Since you have already withdrawn your funds, you are not required to deposit again or request to block your account, as there is no money left in your account. If you do not wish to play again on that website because there are no games that suit your interests, simply refrain from opening it again.

There is a distinction between being forced to play and receiving an answer based on the policy that requires using your account for 90 days before requesting to be blocked. If you believe that customer support is pressuring you to use your account due to their response, you misunderstood him.

Not anyone, but something called addiction can force you to practice what you consciously dislike or wouldn't like for yourself, due to knowing the implicit negative consequences it will bring. Still, many people are doing what they dislike, because they have become slaves of addiction. That is why the self-exclusion feature was implemented at online casinos, so gamblers can freeze their accounts in sane moments they aren't being afflicted by temptations of addiction. However, by your report, it seems not every casinos are taking this feature seriously, as they are enforcing 90 days account activity before finally closing it.

In my opinion, that shouldn't be a requirement, because addictions may not take so long to manifest. In 90 days the damage an addicted gambler can do may be already huge, what means it's going to be harder to fix it. Self-exclusion should be available at any moment, despite how old our account is.

This is just a trivial thing, at least you can make withdrawals and deposits smoothly, and in general casinos say that, I once applied for an account blocking because I intended to stop gambling, but they said they would block my account within 6 months. there is no activity whatsoever, that's the casino's trick to keep its customers from leaving, because we will definitely open the account occasionally

Nobody is forcing you to play. If you don't want to play, then don't play. You can't force them to block/delete your account too. It is their business and they will do whatever they want with it. Yes the account is yours but the host (website) is theirs... If you think you won't resist and play again, then you should take professional help. Even if that casino blocks/deletes your account, you will probably find some other place to play anyway. It is not the casino's responsibility to treat your addictions. They can show you the way like we do here but ultimately it is your duty to get rehabilitated.

Probably, those 90 days have something to do with their KYC policy and the way casinos have to comply in providing personal data to authories. There is something similar going on with exchange accounts, you can ask for the casino staff to delete your account, but your personal information won't be deleted after some months within data base of clients.
Since, we are talking about policing money laundering and stopping criminals from having access to their funds, it is logical they would not allow someone to delete their account after opening it pretty much the same day, if the casino allows it, I am sure regulators would suspect on such activity.

Either way, people have already told you all you need to do is just stop using it. Perhaps, I would also add some alarm or reminder on my phone calendar, so I could try to delete the account again in three months. It is worth a shot.
One should not have account one does not use laying around, it creates a cyber security risk against you.

That is a critical point regarding the effectiveness and accessibility of self-exclusion features in online casinos, especially in addressing the immediate needs of people struggling with addiction. Addiction can indeed lead people to engage in behaviors they consciously dislike, often despite being fully aware of the negative consequences. The implementation of self-exclusion tools is a step in the right direction, providing individuals with a mechanism to take control of their gambling habits and seek respite from the cycle of addiction. But the effectiveness of these features can be compromised if there are barriers such as lengthy waiting periods before account closure.

Given the urgent nature of addiction and the potential for significant harm within a short timeframe, it's crucial for online casinos to prioritize the accessibility and responsiveness of self-exclusion mechanisms. Waiting periods of 90 days may not adequately address the immediate needs of people in crisis and could allow for further harm to occur during this time. Ideally, self-exclusion should be available at any moment that allows people to take decisive action to protect themselves from the harmful effects of addiction as soon as they recognize the need for intervention.

You can't really be forced to do anything against your will, therefore if you want them to block your account and you don't want to gamble using that account and their website, then waiting until your request is granted is the best course of action. Additionally, since I believe they have policies regarding it as well, you cannot make them block you immediately. If gambling from their casino is something you do not want to do, then stop and refrain from it. Similarly, if spending money on things you dislike is something you should avoid doing.

Casino sites deliberately do this so that their customers don't decrease, this is just their trick, because 90 days is not a fast time, of course every now and then we will want to open the account and curiosity will arise to play, and it will become a repeating cycle, but this is not This will happen if you already have a casino site that is comfortable and that you like and have no interest in playing at other casinos

Well said, telling you to wait for 90 days boils down to the policy of the casino and in my understanding that doesn`t amount to forcing you to gamble. You can easily uninstall the app from your phone while waiting for the 90days besides are you intending to quit gambling? from your story it is no the only issue you had with the bookie is the fewer options they have which means you are likely to look for a better bookie with better options if this is the case then you have to use your preferred bookie and there is no penalty for that. I have different betting accounts and I use any when I wish I have used some for a couple of years now because I am satisfied with the ones I am using. so, blocking your account shouldn't amount to a problem because I see no problem with that or the company`s policy.

I didn't know that but thank you for the information.
In this type of problem, I bet we can use other features like "responsible gambling". If it's available then apply for it and maybe we will be automatically stopped at some point because we hit the limit that we set so that we won't be forced to play again even if the urge is so strong.
There are other options like setting the limit for the day only, I have not tried it yet because I am afraid I will be blocked from betting for the day if ever I reach the amount that I will input. It's better to check out those new features of the online gambling sites.

At least you got to walk away with a win because virtual sports are almost similar to casino games. Also, it's unusual to hear that new accounts must be 90 days old before they're allowed to use self-exclusion.

Depending on the casino or gambling site, the worst they could force you to do is to comply with their requirements. It could range from KYC to deposit rollovers, which can be annoying if you don't read reviews and feedback from regular gamblers.

I don't know if the casino deceives its customers by saying they can't block their accounts. But the casino cannot force us to continue using the account, especially if we don't want to gamble at the casino.
If we don't want to place a bet at that casino, we don't need to visit the casino again and if he can withdraw his winnings, that's his luck. But if not, he may have to use his money to bet again.
But this time, he might not be as lucky as before. At least, this is a lesson for him not to carelessly choose a casino for gambling and make sure the casino site is the casino he wants so that there are no problems.

Well, in regards to the things that involve creating an Account and then paying as you say, well the thing is different, don't use that Account , they also have an Option that you don't like and they are very PC, therefore When we are in a casino that We don't like or a Betting house that we don't like, it doesn't make sense to stay there, now what says you were lucky and lucky is something very nice, you shouldn't have to leave the Site either. there, but it's simple, don't put more money and that's it, no one in the casino or the casinos forces you to Place bets , so what we do will Always be One of the things that we Determine if we win in a casino or Lose , well That is our question, from What I have seen it has Always been the case that when we enter a casino Every decision is ours, and that is the only thing that should be highlighted.

If we start from the point of view that we are the Owners of our money and sun, we know how to Spend it because it is something that is Noticeable and that we should do, therefore in your case, don't continue there, there are very good options for places of sports bets and that means that better opportunities can be generated, I have always said,  if I place bets , I go to a Place thatFirst is Reliable and Second that it is a place that Makes me feel Comfortable, there is no other option.

So since you didn't Feel any Comfort in that place , don't go any more , 90 days must be because maybe that's what Tos is, did you read Tos? because sometimes you can Quickly Enter a casino and play Because you are Willing to Acept everything and you don't Even Know what you are Getting into, to avoid this type of things you must read them, even if it is annoying, you still have time to read Let's See what you can Find there , and Maybe don't leave the site, Now if it is a very good site and it is not in the forum then be even more Careful.

It is probably mentioned in their terms and conditions so you would not be surprised if you spend time reading that while registering. If you want to stay away then you need to stay away and blocking/deleting an account from a particular casino doesn't stop you from playing in another casino and as well they are not going to encourage users to create an account and the next day want to block their account after winning some money.

Well, you can just make up your mind that you will not bet and even if the account is active, it causes no harm to you. Secondly, i do not understand that if you have deposited money and now you do not want to gamble at this site any more, why not withdraw the money yourself to your personal wallet or another gambling site which suits you better ?

Are you not allowed to withdraw because you have not completed the wagering requirements before the withdrawal ? If so, then you can gamble on gambling with low odds and betting on the team which is indeed favorite to win. If the bad luck does not hit you, you will probably be able to complete the wagering and withdraw the amount.

By the way, have you deposited a lot of money in that site ? The way you are so concern about the account usage and blockage, it seems that the amount deposited on the site is huge  ???

It is natural that I will not do the work that I dislike. We are always more interested in the work we like and the work we find relatively easy. A person who does not like to gamble but sees friends or others making money from gambling decides to gamble but the results are more likely to not work out in his favor. We gamble because we like gambling and enjoy its benefits and downsides. If a new member who has no interest in gambling, if he gambles with an account on a betting site, he will not be able to select the right team, and as a result, he will bet on the weaker team and will lose his money. We should try to do what makes us happy and what makes us happy and by doing that we can achieve the most success.

There is no need to block your account if you don't want to run the account, you will never login to your betting account or you will never deposit dollars into your betting account. Moreover, no one is forcing you to continue the account, it is entirely your personal matter to run the account or not. But here mental preparation is the most important because no matter how much you close your betting account if you can't prepare yourself mentally then nothing will work. Prepare yourself mentally first and you can easily save yourself from gambling or casino sites.

its been proven that each site will do everything just to make their players addicted and continue to gamble.
and we can find other sites to create account , there is no assurance actually.
even being comfortable we will keep seeking for new platform to try our luck.

This is absurd reason from the casino because user has right to self-exclude or suspend an account if the user requested it. I have experience on requesting about suspending my account on day 1 of my registration because I don’t like their service and they do my request immediately after I confirm it via email. 90 days is just their made up rule to force you play.


No one has the right to force you because you are a customer. Besides you can help yourself by forgetting the website. Besides, if you really don’t like the casino then what makes you keep coming back on it if your account is still open while there’s a lot of choices available?

I think they are not forcing you to use your money. How can they even do that when you've already withdrawn it? It just so happened that they cannot freeze the account. There must be a reason. Perhaps they don't just freeze accounts based on request. It's possible they don't have this feature. Or because they didn't find any violation. Or since it was just newly opened and there is a certain period of inactivity before freezing an account, all they can do is wait. 

But if you don't like this platform and you have no money stuck in there, why is this a problem to you?

I'm not sure whether my understanding is correct but, IMO it's like you've done KYC at the casino and all the money you withdrew has been successful but you're only worried about the data you've sent and on the one hand you're worried about betting again at the casino.
as long you really don't like the feature I think everything fine, you don't need to be too hasty to force the casino to delete your account because you already said that the casino seems to be very new and they have a policy of at least 90 days and that's not it there a compulsion to place a bet during that time and you just have to ignore it and after that do your usual activities without accessing the site again.

I think this not too worrying because everything fine as long as you are not cheated or your money cannot be withdrawn, I think you are fine and it just matter of time for you to wait until the specified time limit because casinos have their own rules and you must comply with these rules.

You've already got your money and more already so why the need to block the account? You never know, you might want to check them out again someday, that's a likely scenario, but this happened to me on an online game, I told myself that I would quit that game but then the game made some announcements that have shown up in my timeline from time to time and then I got curious and wanted to check it and now I'm hooked on that game again. I admire your staunch discipline though, if you don't like the games they offer and the services that they have, you just quit, some people can't do that, they're too afraid to voice out their choice and instead just go on and be miserable by continuing to play there even though they don't want to anymore.

Because he didn’t like the casino while there’s always a temptation to keep coming back especially if he has no many choice available. I encounter this scenario before using local online casino that offers very poor service and games but I don’t have a choice since they are the only one accepting payment method that I preferred. I keep coming back on that casino due to convenience it can provide to me using my preferred payment method.

I think this is one of the scenario which user doesn’t want to remain his account open if he didn’t like the service so that he will not come back if ever he feels the desire to gamble.

Are you waiting for them to block your account first before you can stay away? People like you have no self control, you are the type that will expect people to lock you up before you commit any crime without telling them to lock you up with your mouth, for your dream only, if you don't like a casino stop using it, you don't even have to tell the team to close the account.

Also you claimed that you won on the casino and you are able to withdraw your 2x, I am wondering what pissed you off that you decide to close down the account, every gambler will like any online casinos is they are winning, you won 2x your money so I am confused why you want to close it down.

Anyways, if you are trying to avoid gambling temptation why not stay away by yourself? Just like I've said, you need self control instead of forcing a casino to block you, you need to learn how to control yourself first, and also learn how to use small money for gambling.

You don't have to do what the gambling site tells you to do just because you want your account to be blocked because usually when there are oddities from gambling sites it is very likely that the gambling site will not last long, meaning that it is only a matter of time until it finally becomes a dead site, because I have never heard of such an absurd reason.
I once asked one of the casinos that was also quite active on this forum and they also ran a signature campaign to closed my account, and the answer was that the system would automatically close the account for six months without any activity including logging into the account, and this is usually also applied by other casinos while the reason from the gambling site where you play is very strange, and if you have managed to withdraw funds then just leave it because why continue playing just because you want the account to be blocked, and no one should force you to use your money to gamble moreover you dislike it.

I don't see this as anyone trying to force any one to use something they probably don't want to use, it's just a matter of a policy that you seem not to be really or actually comfortable with and then it's now looking like you are been forced to use the account for that period of time. Normally every casino have got their policies and they definitely try to stick with it.

Not been able to block the account till after 90 days is something you should understand and like you have mentioned you can aswell decide not to fund again and avoid using the betting platform for awhile after which you can check back on the account after 90 days then you you throw in your application for the account to be blocked again and maybe this time they could actually get your account blocked for you just the way you want it to be.just do that which you have taught of doing and you will have yourself safe and the desired action you want will be taken on your account soon.

I don't fully understand your question, you gambled won and withdraw the money from the account? And now you would just like to close that empty account to not be tempted to gamble again? So it's some kind of exclusion from the casino? I can understand the casino that they don't want to close your account so quickly after opening it. If it's written in the terms and conditions of the casino then there is nothing you can do about it. But why not just wait the 90 days and then ask again to close the account? As long as you don't have any money on the account you shouldn't worry about it. Another way is to change the password in a long phrase that you can't remember and don't save it in the browser. Like that you won't be able to ever login to the account.

     -   Am I understanding correctly when you withdraw your winnings, sent a message to their support vis email to block your account am I right? Because if you don't want to use their platform,
I don't think you need to tell them if you want to be inactive with them.

And a casino platform can't do anything if gamblers don't come back to their platform. So, I don't seem to see a big problem with what you want to happen op in my opinion. And beside, the casino was too kind for you because they still give you 90 days more for you to think more about the decision you maid for this matter.

In my opinion, in order to no longer be tempted by gambling, we have to be able to find activities that are not related to gambling activities, but this is not an easy thing for us to do. If we still want to gamble, we have to fight the urge to gamble by continuing to do activities that are not related to gambling. gambling and we also have to avoid environments where there are gambling activities, I am very sure that you can get rid of the desire to gamble slowly.

It's not making a lot of sense to me, you are able to withdraw your money, or am I wrong? Why are you complaining about them not blocking your account? Since you are able to withdrew the money you should look else where, find a online casino that have everything you want in a online casino, but don't force them to block your account, it's pointless, you are the one to stop using the casino and walk away.

Unless you have noticed that you are developing an addict for gambling? If this is what'd going on you should be open about it, we can help a little by giving you some advice, but right now you have not even accept to be a work in progress addicted gambler.

Avoid moving your money back into the account, you should be good, if you are feeling tempted then quit gambling for now and spend your time with something else, find someone closer to you and explain your problem to them, this will help faster than anything.

Actually, without the OP doing that, usually the casino will freeze an account that is inactive for a long time. In fact, he could just forget and leave it if the service or game there doesn't meet his expectations or doesn't please him. I don't think he will return to visit the site again. This is the first time because as the OP said, it's not fun for him, so he should just leave if the support service can't fulfill his request to block his account. This is the first time I've seen an incident like that and I've never done something that I would never have thought of myself.

I'm still surprised there are people like the OP why he has to ask the casino to block his account just because he doesn't like it and the service on that site, maybe for me it's enough to withdraw money then I'll go and leave that site, I'm sure I won't go to visit it again because I feel it's not fun to be there, so why should I come back again as long as I haven't provided KYC and identity on that site, but back again to the OP maybe he wants to block his account because he has provided his identity or KYC, we'll never know either.

I wonder how you are asking this question when you already know the answer.  ;D

First you opened an account with a casino and after you didn't like to continue with them for whatever reason, you went to send an email that they should block it  ;D Like did they send you an email to deposit that warrants your reply as to the email you sent to them?

Was it in their TOS that a user must send an email instructing them to activate the block button when they decide not to continue using the account? Like I'm asking to know the reason for sending the email or they instructed that, otherwise the DNA of the user will mutate?  ;D :o  ???

Therefore, there was no need for the email and the answer to your question, you have already given.

Distracting yourself from other things is recommended because this can degrade or reduce your interest in gambling, but on the other hand, I understand that it cannot be that easy to do so, and the reason is because there are so many things that look tempting in gambling that can make it difficult for us to completely ignore this activity. On the other hand you have said and told one of the keys, which is that quitting gambling activities really requires willingness and openness from yourself and you have to really make sure that you have strong intentions and determination to quit, because I see many of those who say they want to quit but it turns out that it's all just nonsense or means they don't take any action to encourage their desire for change. And this means that we must really have or put firmness in our determination and willingness to stop along with taking some actions that can help us get out of gambling, as you said, namely by avoiding environments that smell of gambling, or that means avoiding some friends who like to gamble or other things that have the potential to make you curious about gambling again, this will not be too difficult to do if you really have strong intentions and determination.

Makes sense but if a betting site or game isn't giving you what you enjoy, it's cool to walk away. Quitting shows you know what you like and won't settle for less. Sure curiosity might kick in later but staying disciplined means focusing on what truly makes you happy instead of sticking around where you're not vibing. It's about choosing enjoyment over being stuck in something that doesn't click for you

Having an account with a casino doesn't guarantee you'll need to use it, I have accounts with over 10 casinos if not more than that, but I don't make use of all of them, I only have few that I use when gambling, as a matter of fact, I only have one casino I make use of. So just because you registered with the casino doesn't mean you must bet with it, if you dont wish to use the site, rather than going through the stress of mailing their customer service to deactivate the account or having to use the account for 90days before you can deactivate it, you can simply just abandon the account, no one will hold you accountable for anything.

Whats this? A win? Congratulations, but dont celebrate yet. You're shouting into the void because the excitement didnt meet your criteria. You're trapped in your own web, begging for escape.

They wont randomly block your account. Because rules are rules, and the 90-day policy is obvious. Your move? Simple. Not fund the account. Your money, your choice. Can you be forced to use the account? Not at all. Remember you entered this arena. Now you know leaving isnt as easy as closing a door. Starting with smarter decisions is key.

Curiosity can lead us back into situations we had initially walked away from. But, sometimes, it's necessary to prioritize our own happiness and well-being over fleeting curiosity or external pressures to continue engaging in something that no longer resonates with us. By recognizing when a betting site or game isn't providing the enjoyment or satisfaction we seek, and having the discipline to walk away, we demonstrate self-awareness and strength of character.

It's a testament to our ability to make choices that align with our values and preferences, rather than being swayed by external influences or fear of missing out. Embracing the freedom to choose what truly brings us joy and fulfillment can lead to a more fulfilling and authentic life, even if it means saying goodbye to certain activities or platforms that no longer serve us. You can be a hero for yourself.

The gambler who faces the losses in the gambling should stop the playing of gambling for the particular period of time.Because the gap is the essentials one in the gambling site for the gamblers who want to make huge money in the gambling site.If the gambler play the game continuously the brain itself get tied,So the result will be the negative one.

The negative result will be outcome for the gambler in both online and offline gambling play.Because the gamblers who play the gambling offline also faces the loss in the gambling site.Do you think the gamblers who playing in the offline gambling doesn’t have face the loss in the gambling site.They will if play the gambling with random betting and they try risky betting to check their luck.

Honestly, I don't really understand the title of this thread and the content of what you said in your post. but interestingly, first of all, you have won 2x of what you deposited. up to this point it is clear, you have been involved and bet at the casino. then, you withdraw funds and send a request to block your account. the question is whether the money you withdrew has entered your hardware wallet. because I feel confused, there is a point where you say, "it's my money and they can't force me to use it".

Obviously, it is your money and no one has the rights other than you who use it or withdraw it. My question is, was the money you withdrew previously safe. If yes, why do you need to worry about it? I try to put myself in a neutral position. Maybe the casino's reasons are quite logical, if combined with the regulations they apply. used or not, within 90 days your account will be blocked. well, it seems that simple. The most interesting thing is, why do you try this casino if you have your favorite casino.

I think I correctly understood the idea you are trying to convey. You won and the casino doesn’t want to let you withdraw your winnings for 90 days?
This behavior is very similar to practices common in gambling. Obviously they hope that you will get bored and start playing with this money, but of course they are counting on you to lose.
My advice - don't play!
Just forget about this money for 90 days, and then withdraw it.

By the way, most likely now the casino will offer you many bonuses and conditions to provoke you to play.

Withdrawal part is a bit confusing. If it is that he can't withdraw the funds for 90 days then that would be unfair. But to my understanding, the 90 dys is only referred to his account being blocked as he requested. If his money will be held as well for that long then that will be a bad regulation for the gambling site and if it is just for account blockage, then I'd understand that because in almost anything online, there is an interval with actual account deletion or restriction, even with facebook, just to give an example. But that's indeed true, you have to temporarily forget of things than to stress about it. He should also ask for clarification regarding the withdrawal since the answer was categorized to both of his two concerns. However at the end of the da you will be left with no other choice but to just comply. OP also has a fault of still depositing an amount even with closing it already was on his mind. Just move with other platforms after this to ease your mind. Also make reading a habit for sure this is included in their ToS.

I withdrawed my winning and I have to problems with that but I don't seems to like the site anymore because of the options I really want aren't there and the odds are a bit too small to my liken, smaller odds takes time to build up the amount I would like to win but when the odds are little bit high it doesn't takes much selections to meet up the amount which you want.
Options are are very sensitive so you have to make sure to select the particular ones you feel comfortable with. Moreover all the selections depends on predictions, when you are a good predictor you will understand the importance of options on a bet.

I have opened account with a gambling platform before, only to find out they do now have some of my favorite options I normally like betting on. Another thing I noticed with that casino was that their game arrangement was not orderly thereby making it very difficult to navigate. They did several review campaigns in the forum yet these minor issues were not fixed and that is what surprises me. I actually deposited some funds into the platform before finding these things out so I had to play options I never wanted to. I was lucky to win and made good profits which I withdrew to my account, leaving some balance for further gambling. It was not long before I lost all and decided to abandon that account. I think casinos should be adding the option to close account incase someone wants to close his account.

But Op if I may ask what are the features and criterias this said casino sites doesn't have which you expected and what what were you expecting when you had the site the one time trial? I guess it was a checkout if you would be lucky to win despite their lack of your desired features and then fortunately you won. Why ain't you giving it more chances instead wanting to block the account.
Well if I were you, I would give it more chances until I find a bad reputation about them. Gambling site is a gambling site and what I wishes for is just to win win win and keep winning even though it fails me most but the interest is to win.

Firstly let me start by saying you made the big mistake. A lot of only casinos and gambling sites usually have a demo section where you can possibly check they kind of games they offer , their betting policies, nature of their stakes and lots more. I some nicer casinos you can even make demo bets and stakes just to get familiar with how they work. Now if you had gone through all these properly you would have noticed you didn't like their policies before you even attempted to make a deposit.
This is a common mistake people make of not actually doing a survey of the online casino before they make deposits and attempt staking.

In that case you were very lucky, the truth is I don't know how you could have done such a feat, one day I tried to do something like that with a guy that I didn't understand, but I did lose my money, so it didn't matter to me because in the beginning I knew that Gugtar's casino actually looked very promising and things were going well, but suddenly I found out that the only game I was playing was suspended, and I was going to wait for them to restart it again, but that upset me and I started to I played other games that I didn't know how to play, the truth is I was more angry because it was all because of that, and I lost, but it was one of the worst experiences of my life, at that time I was practically a novice, I didn't have much experience in sop caisnos, That is why we have to see things as they are, we have to emphasize making things better in every way.

The things that can be done to do things in a casino we are somso what we must investigate very well before depositing money, currently things can happen that the biggest problem is with the KYC, and that is a problem that almost everyone No matter what, no one wants to comply with it and rightly so, but that is one of the problems now, because the online casinos have very good games, with an interface that is much friendlier and that is actually what they are looking for, there is no other way. , the problem now is with the identification, because they allow the use of VPN, all this can cause the greatest annoyance of the players, and it is something very understandable, in fact I also don't like those things, I think that type of caisnos that are difficult to understand because they are no longer available.