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March 16, 2026, 01:47:13 PM |
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I am filing a complaint against Coins.Game for the unjustified seizure of my entire account balance of CA$222,000.
Background:
In late November 2025, I registered at Coins.Game, passed KYC verification through Sumsub, and deposited CA$4,600 via Interac e-Transfer. I mainly played Pragmatic Play Live Blackjack and slots over a period of about 4 days.
The casino confirmed everything was fine:
Throughout those 4 days, I regularly used the lobby feature in PP Live Blackjack to switch between tables. This wasn't a one-time thing — it was how I played the entire time. During this period, two different support agents separately confirmed that my gameplay was completely normal and called me an "excellent player." They even assigned me a dedicated VIP manager. I have screenshots of all of these conversations.
Account closure:
On December 2, 2025, the casino suddenly closed my account and seized my entire CA$222,000 balance. Since that day, I have sent them nearly 10 emails. Not a single one has been answered. They have completely refused to communicate with me via email. The only responses they've ever given were brief comments on public and through their own live chat — never any formal or direct communication.
Their accusations keep changing:
This is the most unacceptable part — their justification has shifted at least three times:
- December 3: They claimed I failed KYC verification (I had already passed through Sumsub) - December 4: They claiming I placed an "impossible $60,000 slot wager" - Three months later (early March 2026): The story changed to claiming I violated their rules by using the lobby feature in Pragmatic Play Live Blackjack to switch tables
I have screenshots documenting each of these shifts.
The lobby feature is a standard function available to all players:
Anyone who has played PP Live Blackjack knows the lobby button is right there in the game interface. Switching tables is one of the most basic and normal things a player can do. I am certainly not the only player who has ever done this. If this truly violated their rules, why does the feature exist? Why was I never warned during my 4 days of playing this way? And why did two separate support agents confirm my gameplay was perfectly fine?
The scope of what they seized is completely unreasonable:
They didn't just take the blackjack winnings they claim to have an issue with. They seized everything in my account, including: - Blackjack winnings (some of which were from sessions played in their own officially recommended rooms) - Slot winnings (including a CA$30,000 max win on Sugar Rush 1000 and several other significant wins)https://www.cnpmciozgh.net/QuXHVi9Zmd - My personal deposits of CA$4,600
No distinction was made. No explanation was given. They took it all. I will attach screenshots as evidence.
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