Quote from: Kralyagiz on Today at 10:40:48 AM

2. I can defend this situation as follows: I have a girlfriend who lives in the same house and is a member. She only registered on the site and did not deposit any money, nor did she withdraw any money. There was never a moment when she made a withdrawal request. + A friend of mine came home and while he normally plays on different casino sites, I told him to become a member by telling him that I withdraw money from this site and it is fast, and also coins.game is running a campaign on its own page such as bringing a member and earning extra income. This friend of mine did not deposit or withdraw any money. Also, when a guest comes to my house, if they connect to wifi or log in from my computer, my opinion is, don't enter. Could it be that this site won't give it to me if I win? Now think about it, this forum is great, we are friends with you, we both gamble, we come home, we take the whiskey out of the fridge, I'm going to gamble, you log in from my laptop, you don't play, a month passes, I withdraw money, I lose money, then I make a big profit and they don't give me money.

Do you think the casino has a way to verify if your statement is honest? Casino has a valid evidence of multiple account that violate their ToS which means it’s easy for them to just seize your account balance rather than investigate furthermore.

Think of it this way, Casino doesn’t know their players personally that’s why they are asking for KYC verification just to know you. So if they are relying on digital evidence available to track all their users whether they are following the rules or not. If they allow your reasoning means abuser of casino bonuses using multiple account will use same excuse to win the case.