Lastly, it's important for a company to defend its reputation that takes a long time and many initiatives to gain, than wanting to gamble and risk their reputation by trying to delay or reject a user withdrawal with a possibility of more bets from the user.
It all comes down to reputation, and I think that when a site is already quite large, it is unlikely to delay payments unless there are some issues related to withdrawals.
Sometimes, by looking at examples of some complaints, there are always some issues where they cross the line, such as problems with KYC or using things like VPNs that cause obstacles due to violations of the established Terms of Service. Another possibility is that some systems are experiencing issues like errors or the like, so I don’t think we can immediately accuse a website (not just BC.Game) if we can’t withdraw the money we want to because we need to identify the root of the problem—whether we intentionally or unintentionally violated certain terms or if the issue stems from errors on the site.
A reputable site wouldn’t face complex issues over minor problems, so I think this situation should be analyzed from multiple angles before drawing conclusions.