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What To Do If an Online Casino Took Your Winnings
Collect solid evidence
Before you take any action, gather everything:
- Screenshots of your balance, win results, or payout requests.
- Emails or chat messages from the casino.
- Deposit and withdrawal confirmations.
- Proof that your account was verified (KYC, ID, etc.).
Keep it all organized — you’ll need it to prove your case.
Identify the casino’s licence
Every legitimate casino must be licensed by a gambling authority.
Scroll to the bottom of their homepage or terms page — look for any of these:
Regulator
Region
Complaint Site
UK Gambling Commission (UKGC)
UK
UKGC – Report a Gambling Business
Malta Gaming Authority (MGA)
EU / International
MGA Player Support
Gibraltar Regulatory Authority
EU / Global
Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner
Curacao eGaming
Global (most common)
Curacao eGaming Complaints
Kahnawake Gaming Commission
Canada / Global
Kahnawake Player Complaints
If there’s
no licence shown or the casino refuses to provide it → it’s
very likely unregulated, and you should treat it as a scam.
File a formal complaint
Use the official complaint form of the regulator (linked above).
Be polite, short, and factual:
“My winnings were removed, my account closed, and the casino has stopped responding. Attached are screenshots and transaction proof.”
Regulators often require the casino to respond within a specific number of days.
Use a public complaint mediator
If you get no reply, post the case on trusted public mediators:
These sites have direct contact with most casinos — and casinos
hate bad publicity. It often gets your case resolved faster.
Contact your payment provider
If you deposited via:
Credit/debit card: Ask your bank for a chargeback (“service not provided” or “fraudulent merchant”).
Bank transfer: Ask your bank’s fraud department to investigate.
E-wallets (PayPal, Skrill, Neteller): File a dispute directly through their support.
Crypto: Harder to recover, but report to ScamAlert.io or blockchain analytics tools like Chainalysis to flag the wallet.
Report the scam
If you confirm it’s fraudulent or unlicensed:
- Interpol / Europol: report cyber fraud (they collect cases worldwide).
- Your local cybercrime division: every country has one (e.g., FBI IC3 in the US, Action Fraud in the UK, etc.).
- Consumer Protection or ScamWatch agencies: file a record to prevent others from being scammed.
Warn others
Post your experience (with proof) on:
- Trustpilot
- Reddit (r/OnlineGambling / r/Scams)
- Casino review sites
This pressures the casino and protects other players.
Important future advice
- Only play on casinos licensed by UKGC, MGA, or Gibraltar — they are the safest globally.
- Avoid casinos licensed only in Curacao or no licence mentioned at all — they’re common for scams.
- Never share your full ID or banking info unless the site is verified on the regulator’s site.