Would you mind sharing the screenshots that you have? It would be better to lay those out now.
I passed it successfully and even received an email confirming that my verification had been approved.
Are you sure they said, "approved"? Because I've seen instances where the gambler thought they passed the KYC, but it turns out they just completed the KYC request but failed the actual verification of the documents they submitted, and so their account gets banned/restricted.
about 1st point, i think screenshot is visible
i will upload the screenshot aswell of the withdrawal request
about 2nd point, 100% it said aproved after waiting for several minutes. otherwise 1win dont let you withdraw, 1st you have to fullfill the kyc and then you can request de withdrawal.
i both have screenshot of the successful kyc on their website, and also of the withdrawl request, which i will upload
I think it would help everybody if most casinos just state the reason for blocking a player's account, so that if the player knows they are guilty of the violations, they may not even bother protesting it.
OP, were you able to withdraw anything from 1win within the 10 days your gambled in their platform, or was this withdrawal your first on the casino? How much did you also deposit into the casino. I'd like to know how much of the 1,714.71 is actually your winnings. I ask this because i think in most situations a casino should allow players to withdraw their deposit, even if they accuse them of certain violations, while the platform can keep the winnings if they are right.
it was just my very first attempt of withdrawal, once i got limited on sport betting. before letting me do this withdrawal attempt, they requested me to fullfill the kyc, which i did succesfully, and then the withdrawal attempt.
couple hours later of this attempt i got the email saying my account would be closed and my money stolen
about the last question: i deposited around 500usdt, so i made 1200usdt winnings within sport betting
Are you sure they said, "approved"? Because I've seen instances where the gambler thought they passed the KYC, but it turns out they just completed the KYC request but failed the actual verification of the documents they submitted, and so their account gets banned/restricted.
It does not matter whether his KYC verification was approved or not. Almost all platforms ask for KYC when they suspect something is clearly wrong and have to ban the account, so that if the same person tries the same thing again with a different IP, it is easy for them to identify him.
Now I am not saying that OP has done something wrong, but passing KYC is a totally different thing.
OP, can you post screenshots of your betting history?
actually they didnt just ask the KYC.
they only asked when i tried to withdraw, because i was able to use only the casino, but no sportbetting, so i guess they didnt detect anything weird in the account
i cant access to the account anymore so i cant provide any betting history, but i won around 1.2k in sportbetting
Usually, reputed casino don't ban users out of nothing. There should be something. The casino owes an explanation.
That's true. You get limited or whatever if you are in profit but a straight up ban must have a reason (or it can be an error). Yet I really dislike the way casinos handle cases like this. Either give them a reason for the ban or straight up pay them and then ban them. You can't just ban without explanation and expect the player moves on from the situation.

Also, I hate that they will ask for KYC, as much as a fking video call, and THEN ban the player. Not bad enough that they have the player's funds, now they also have all of his private information.
Mostly casino lure you into KYC because they make you fee like if you do it you will get paid. Giving a player this kind of runaround is a lack of respect imo. Unfortunately that's a very common practice and didn't only happen here. Can't take any side obviously since the casino should maybe give an explanation (that makes sense and show real proof, not just a generic reply he violated the rules) in this thread. But the practice of how they handle it is not cool at all.
exactly!
thats it
i leave screenshot of succesful kyc
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