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This is the terms and conditions for withdrawal emailed directly from the so called casino - 100 max withdrawal - they TAKE 3 SO ITS REALLY 97 THEN MAKE YOU WAIT UP TO 10 DAYS IF AND ONLY IF YOU ARE APPROVED - 🛑


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Hi xxxxxx

Your withdrawal request with transaction ID xxxxx for the amount of 100 AUD is pending approval.

In a period of 2 to 3 business days, we will get in touch with you to confirm your withdrawal based on the review by our risk management and compliance team.

Depending on the payment method you have selected, this withdrawal may take 7 to 10 business days only after approval to reach you.

For your withdrawal to be processed successfully, Slots7 Casino requires a color copy of the following documents:

-Passport

-Identity Card or Driver's License, and

-Credit Card Authorization Form

slots7casino may require the following documents to make sure that your address is correct:

-National Identity Card or Proof of Address (should not be more than 3 months old)

Please scan the above mentioned documents and send them to support@slots7casino.com from your registered email-id.

Please ensure that your details which are shown up in the documents are clearly visible, legible and do match the information in our records as provided by you.

--Utility bill (water, telephone e.t.c.)

-- If you used a credit card to make a deposit, you must also send a legible copy.

Also to bring to your notice, you must not be from a restricted nation for us to process to your withdrawal request.

No Deposit bonuses are only to play and cashout can not be given according to the compliance in your nation. This refers to Restricted countries given in Terms & Conditions.

If you wish to cancel your withdrawal request, log into your account and go to "Payment History". Remember you only have 24 hours to cancel the withdrawal and get your money credited back into your casino account immediately.

I have sent my documents in four times and they keep emailing me back saying I still need to send in the documents. I think this is a stall technique so they dont have to pay. I cashed out $350. But it doest look like Im going to receive it.sent all info,but they still say not.Also My name is kenneth but i never use it.I go by ken so i dont need to change my info,nor will your site let me.My name looks to be the only problem

I recently received $150 free chip with 40x playthrough. I was actually able to finish the wager with $304 in my account. As requested I sent photos of the front and back of my drivers license and a utility bill for proof of address. Once verified I could collect my $100 max cashout. It’s now 1 month later and I’m still getting the worst run around I’ve ever experienced. I gamble a lot and figured I’d take this offer in hopes I’d like the casino and continue to deposit and play here. I actually loved the gameplay experience and almost everything else about this casino. I have sent my drivers license and proof of address exactly 17 times as of today as every time I contact them the agent would give me a different reason on why I had to send again. Two weeks ago I was told all my documents were perfect and KYC will be completed within 24 hours. This morning I’m back to "We’ve never received your documents". It’s almost comical at this point. Very disappointing considering I thought I had finally found another casino I liked and planned on playing at. I have no idea how a company can operate like this but after reading the other reviews it seems this is standard operating procedure for them.

Going in knowing nothing about this site, it is no surprise it has been a disappointment. You all know, accepting deposits in seconds, but withdrawal is like a colonoscopy. Ten days now since the initial request. Three times, THREE, I've been asked to submit documentation. I did comply each and every time. My balance was up to 40K and I foolishly thought I hit it big. Not according to Slots7. Got so disgusted today that I looked for the biggest wagers I could make just to get it over with. I think my balance is now $1.76. I will never return to this rip-off. Oh, and I had to open up a crypto currency account because these monsters only pay in bitcoin. I know I'll never see my pending withdrawal, but will use my horrible experience to save you from going there.

I wish I'd known about CasinoGuru's ratings before I deposited here. They called me, offering me a nice bonus. I managed to get through the WR and build my balance up to the maximum withdrawal amount for my deposit, plus the bonus. I requested my withdrawal via Bitcoin, and submitted all my KYC documentation, then didn't hear anything for about a week.

Then I received an email saying the manager needed to speak to me regarding my withdrawal, I emailed them back with my phone number (which they already had, considering I received the bonus offer over the phone) and told them when I would be available to speak.

It's been several days now, and no one has called me, despite my repeatedly telling them I was available. They're licensed in Curacao, so if I assume they're based there, the time zone issue shouldn't be much of a problem, since I'm in the US. Even if time zones were a problem, somehow businesses manage to work with people on the other side of the world every day.

This is absurd.

UPDATE:

They finally called me today (I don't think it's coincidence that they called after an LCB forum moderator said they would reach out to the casino.)

Revised opinion: This place is suspect af. I REALLY advise avoiding it.

They said they needed a different proof of address, which, fine, I sent them a different bill while they were still on the phone. Then they said it would take 3-4 days for the KYC to be approved, and then several more days before payment would be issued.

All that was fine, but here's the kicker:

They said they wanted to disburse my $1000 payment in multiple, smaller payments because it's so large "it might raise flags and cause your payment to be delayed"

... wtf?

First of all, I've been to land-based casinos. I see how much people can drop in a single night of gambling. $1000 is a pittance. And in this era of COVID, I'm fairly certain a lot of that money went to online casinos last year and earlier this year.

Second of all: Their proposal to disperse my payments as $200 a week over five weeks really makes it sound to me a lot like they're robbing Peter to pay Paul. They don't have the $1000 on hand. So they're hoping players will deposit (and lose) enough over those five weeks for me to get my payments.

Possibly with land-based casinos opening back up, their revenues have dropped a lot and that's why they're in a pinch, but their (presumed) financial woes are not my problem. My problem is they're mucking about with MY money.

Seriously, stay far, FAR away.

Update: As of today, July 30, I finally received my funds in full.