First time hearing about them, are they new? I also look for them here in the forum and they seem to not have an announcement thread here.

You could at least share the link here, so it's easy to go to the complaint you posted on casino.guru. Also, if you don't mind, you could post the evidence you have on this forum too(you can cut out any sensitive information), it might not help you get your case resolved, but it could help others if they find this thread while they are doing a background check on the casino.

Just coming here and saying this place or that site is a scam doesn't work. You have to post proofs and present your case otherwise noone will believe your post. How do we know you're not from a competitor just trying to smear a sites reputation?

I assume you're referring to this casino:

https://www.biggerz.com



source: https://casino.guru/complaints/biggerz-casino-player-s-account-is-closed-with-delayed

And this isn't an accusation filed by you—in other words, it’s not your case, but rather someone else's complaint regarding $177. Could you provide the Casino Guru link proving that you filed a complaint? Another important point is that you haven't provided any proof for the accusations you're making; frankly, I find it hard to believe that anyone would deposit 6.75 BTC into a casino just to play. It’s simply a huge amount of money—why deposit that much in a casino when you could use it to have fun in the real world? Honestly, your story needs a better explanation. And note that I also checked Trustpilot to see if you had posted a complaint there, and I didn't see anything, as you can see here:

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/biggerz.com

So I hope you post proof: photos of your account, deposits and withdrawals, screenshots of conversations with support, and the games you played. Show whatever you have to defend yourself; after reading @logfiles' post, I admit I became very concerned about your mental health—it seems to me that you are addicted to gambling. I took a look at your post history, and that only reinforced my impression.

By now OP really should know how scam accusations work since he basically lives in this section and had problems with several sites in the past. So why still not posting supporting evidence or more info about the case??
Also, how people find these random sites still baffles me every time I see these threads. Being so careless with your money almost always gets punished very quick, so be more careful about where you play!!

I wonder if this is the result of having a high IQ:

- lost $200,000 at Metaspins

- lost $15,000 at betsofa.com

- lost $41,000 on 2up.io

You created an account on this forum over two years ago, yet you don't use established and reliable casinos. Despite having had an account for years, having been scammed for years and posting scam accusations in this section for years, you still aren't familiar with:

Scam Report Format (Use it to make scam reports properly)

He makes a scam accusation but doesn't post any proof—or even properly explain how it all started or what the conversations with support were like—yet expects others to have a crystal ball or hire a soothsayer to decipher what the hell happened to him. He spoke about Casino Guru, and when asked about it, he responds with insults; however, the matter he is discussing dates back two months and has already been Closed without a solution, as can be seen in these photos:






source: https://casino.guru/complaints/biggerz-casino-player-s-withdrawal-has-been-delayed-1

You spent two months of your life chasing that casino to get paid, But this isn't the worst, there have been worse things than this. this is your scam accusation thread against Metaspins Casino, where you lost $200,000—and to top it off, the scammers wouldn't let you withdraw $180,000, leaving you posting in that thread from June 21, 2024, until September 14, 2024, and this is how your case against Metaspins Casino ended:


That’s the level of your high IQ, it’s truly surreal. While most people would take $200,000 to buy a house, start a business, travel, or buy luxury cars, what do you do? You gamble at some new casino, lose and then spend months begging the casino to pay you the money you won, and even if they did pay you, you’d still be at a loss. I wonder if this is the behavior of someone with a high IQ. And just look at your own words:


It’s been two years since you made that post, and you really are still a "big gambler." As for me, I prefer being a low-IQ guy who plays with small amounts I can afford to lose. I see this as a simple path, without too much of a headache. In any case, I wish you luck on your journey as a "big gambler"—who knows, maybe you’ll win a Nobel Prize as a "big gambler" one day, if they ever create a category for it.

Instead of being snarky, you could have just shared the link.

No one is going to check every complaint posted against biggerz casino just to see which one is yours. That's why I asked you to share the link, and it's not surprising that some forum members weren't able to find the complaint you posted on casino.guru, because not everyone is familiar with how their website is laid out.

I do not need any opinion. I asked do some know any way to  get my money. Not useless opinions.

Yeah, that’s right—there’s nothing you can do about it. That’s why I’m asking if anyone happens to know any ways to influence this casino.

People also need to know that a Costa Rica license offers no protection for gamblers; there is no any safe or assistance regarding your funds at the casino.

About some laysuit, I tried with lawyer, but there is absolute ignore.

If someone know any way to get pressure on this scam, please message me.

We would like to formally address this complaint and clarify BiggerZ's position.

First and foremost, we firmly reject any suggestion that BiggerZ has arbitrarily withheld player funds or refused to process a legitimate withdrawal without justification.

This case is not a routine withdrawal dispute. The account in question was flagged following a notification from our platform provider concerning irregular activity that required further investigation. BiggerZ takes such notifications extremely seriously. Protecting the integrity of our platform, our gaming ecosystem, and our players is a fundamental responsibility, and we will not compromise our risk and security procedures under any circumstances.

A comprehensive investigation was conducted, covering the account's gaming activity, transaction history, Following this investigation, BiggerZ made the decision to permanently close the account in accordance with its internal risk policies. We stand firmly behind this decision.

We also want to address the duration of the investigation. Complex cases involving multiple providers, technical reviews, and extensive transaction histories require appropriate time and diligence. Our priority is to ensure that decisions are based on a thorough assessment of the available evidence rather than rushed conclusions

The time taken to complete this investigation reflects the seriousness with which we approach such matters.
Our findings, supporting documentation, and complete position have already been shared privately with the Casino Guru team for their assessment, we will not publicly disclose sensitive account information, internal risk assessments, or confidential findings simply in response to public allegations.

BiggerZ remains fully committed to fair gaming, platform integrity, and the protection of legitimate players. Equally, we reserve the right to take appropriate action whenever serious integrity concerns arise.

Our position on this case remains unchanged and is supported by the findings of our investigation.

BiggerZ Team