Yes, that's why we see many scam accusations despite that the concern was already resolved by the casinos themselves. But the person that has found violated the rules can't accept the fact. This will never stop and the only way to make things right is through them moving on
I used to be quite active on the scam accusation board, trying to help gamblers get their cases resolved, but I'm not that active there anymore, for that exact reason.
Many scam accusations are posted there every day, and most of them are fake. When the accuser gets exposed, they simply refuse to admit their mistake.
They believe that by doing this, they can put pressure on the casino and force them to reopen their accounts or process their withdrawals, even if they're in the wrong.
There are some genuine cases, but many are just blackmail attempts.
That's the pattern that they've seen. Even if they are in the wrong, they think that putting pressure to the casino like 1win that they're accusing is going to help. But they didn't know that despite that they don't want to disclose the reason, they want still to save the reputation of the accuser to not shame them with what they have told to the public. Well, since many of them insists, there goes the disclosure of what are the particular reasons why they've found those violations into them.