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How to Raise a Complaint at Verywell
Unresolved complaints move from live chat to email or our UK phone line, with server records as final evidence. Irregular play checks can take up to 75 days, so keep your account details and bet history ready.
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We log every complaint against our own server records first, since these are treated as final evidence once a dispute moves to technical review. Before any of that starts, we ask you to raise the issue through support rather than waiting for us to notice. From there, the issue falls into one of three checks, each with its own timeframe before we close the case.
| Review type | Typical timeframe |
|---|---|
| Game transaction check | Up to 30 days |
| Winnings verification with the game provider | Up to 30 calendar days |
| Irregular play investigation | Up to 75 days |
A clean withdrawal request with no flags is still normally processed within 36 hours, as covered under processing times. Funds withdrawn without being played through can carry a 20% fee, which is another common source of disputes that the server record settles immediately. We also process one withdrawal request per account at a time, in the order received, so a second request raised while the first is still pending simply waits its turn, whether the account runs in GBP, USD or BTC, rather than count as a separate complaint.
Raising a Complaint and What Happens Next
We ask every player to contact support first, through live chat, email or our UK phone line, before taking any other step. Once logged, our server records are what we use to review what actually happened on your account, so the more exact the stake, game name, date and time you give us, the faster we can match it against that record.
Disputed Bets and Cancellations
If you want a bet cancelled, ask support directly rather than assuming it is void — a cancellation only becomes valid once support confirms it back to you, so treat the bet as live until that confirmation arrives.
Complaints Linked to Account Rules
Several complaints we see come from session rules rather than payment errors. Playing in more than one browser tab on the same account cancels winnings earned in that session, and running a second account from the same computer, IP address or phone number voids transactions and forfeits both winnings and bonuses; a second account is only permitted with administration approval, for example after losing access to the original one. Where a complaint concerns self-exclusion, blocking takes effect only after a support manager calls the account owner directly, and a self-exclusion started through chat runs for 30 days.
Complaints About Verification
Complaints about a blocked withdrawal often trace back to verification, since every player who deposits is subject to KYC and may be asked for a passport or ID, a proof of address issued within the last 30 days, and both sides of the deposit card.
What to Include When You Contact Us
A complaint reaches a decision faster when it already carries the details our support team needs to match it against your account record.
- Your registered email and the phone number verified on the account, since account recovery and signing in both depend on these matching our records.
- The exact game or sport market, the date and the stake involved, so we can line it up against the server record that settles the outcome.
- Whether a bonus was active at the time, since wagering against a bonus balance under the welcome bonus terms follows different rules than the main balance.
- Your deposit history if the complaint concerns a payout, since a withdrawal needs a completed profile and at least one successful deposit in the last 30 days — see withdrawing for the full requirements.
- Whether the amount involved is £1,000 or more, since that threshold triggers additional identity checks on our side before any payout dispute can be closed.
- The currency on your account, such as GBP, USD or BTC, since limits and fees are set per currency.
Bets themselves are non-refundable, so a complaint about a losing outcome alone will not reverse a settled result; it needs to point to an account or payment issue instead.
4-minute read • Revised Oct 2, 2026