that's not all i found, it turns out that Luckyblock.com casino doesn't have a good reputation on trustpilot, there are many complaints against them on trustpilot which leads me to think that this casino is another one of those casinos that have a sober behavior, they keep doing it selective payments to stay scam for many years. you can see the complaints against them on trustpilot here:
I'm always amazed when this comes up. OP knew about bitcointalk and a gambling section here. There's so many casinos advertising here and most are completely legit. If you keep stealing from people you eventually lose trust here and with it a chance to advertise because people who do will get red trust. With all that in mind, OP chose a casino that nobody here uses and that has a lot of negative reviews on other sites. Why would you do that? Don't you value your money?
Also, if they say they'd give your money back if you did KYC, why not try that route? You should have expected KYC when playing there. Most casinos perform random checks.
Are you afraid they'll find out you were really playing from a restricted country?
he already knows the reason why the possible rejection of his kyc, hence, not complying with it. the OP knows what violation he may have had done, thus, letting his funds confiscated by the site. because if knows for sure, he didn't have any violation or any of that sort, and he cares about his funds, he may agree with what the site is asking from him.
also, it is quite difficult to reach out a site which has no active thread in the forum. this is why it is always best to play with reputable sites known to this forum having active rep as well.