You are free to complain, write to the casino to clarify the issue.

Casino rep in the forum hasn't been active for a month now, alternatively you can speak to the campaign manager as they have ongoing promotions in the forum, he should be able to contact the team in hope to return here and address your complain.

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Their support is literally playing dumb and is ignoring me, yes I've complained about scam casinos because I'm a high roller and once I win a lot they will find some way to avoid paying.

No one is gonna scam from the guy who makes $0.2 bets. They owe me several thousand in balance, note I did not take ANY deposit offers and I NEVER do.

Exactly, almost all casino for withdrawing fund based on deposit coins kinds and I don't get any casino platform have exchange or swap feature at their casino for converting one coins to other coins. Important thing have to know avoid higher fees transaction before depositing coins check firstly feature of withdrawal fund which one coins have cheapest fees for withdrawing, deposit trough bitcoin actually has stable fees but price of bitcoin most expensive nowadays make its not worth gambling by using bitcoin fund.
Using altcoin is better way avoid from higher fees but if won't price of altcoin drop significant during at betting moment I think BNB, LTC good choose deposit to Vegabet account because both of kinds coins have lower fees for withdrawing.

Look, you have to be patient, don't be disappointed. There are many senior people here and their casino platform is still running, there are senior people here, they will definitely look into your matter. And if you are honest, then you will definitely get enough help from here, for this you must be patient.

If considered scam, 22 sol around 2K USD is a very small amount to be scammed. Because Vega run campaign in this forum for 10 weeks and can pay without problem. But, I agree with you, maybe by asking help to campaign manager to become communication middleman if support team not give make sense answer why the user account is blocked. i think giving response in this forum from vega representative is a good option too, because anyone can see the process how vega team solved this issue.

$2k is not small money for most people. Scam is not about the amount, it's about what the platform actually did. Once we start excusing things based on how little was taken, smaller cases will never get fair treatment. I'm not saying this is definitely a scam, but going silent like this is not a good look. The real problem here is funds being held with no clear explanation. A legit casino does not leave users hanging for weeks with no word from the team.

It's not small amount of money for individuals but I think he's saying that for a casino to scam with that amount is quite small. But both of you are right with that. There's a need for a fair treatment and like what everyone is saying that there won't be a reason for them to block someone with that amount unless there's one and they will disclose it. Although usually, casinos won't disclose the reason with that and I hope that the problem will be solved to satisfy the user.

Not only did support just act like nothing was going on now I can't even click the support tab, my profile shows nothing and I have no screenshot of my winnings, there's no email either. I had requested a 7 sol withdrawal and a 6 sol withdrawal after waiting for 2 days, then my account was blocked and the support played dumb.       

I was mostly playing live casino and some slots, mostly live casino.

Where is this conversation going?

If I understand it correctly, when the user said that $2k is a small amount to scam, he was referring to the casino itself. Casinos can spend much more than that on promotions, campaigns, and marketing, so ruining their reputation over just $2k does not really make sense.

You guys are right that $2k is already big money for ordinary people. But for a casino that can make thousands of dollars in profit daily, that amount is not big enough to risk their name and do an exit scam. So I think the point is not that $2k is small for everyone. The point is that it is too small for a casino to destroy its reputation over.