BC.Game: Confiscated Winnings

17 cases on file where BC.Game kept or voided a balance. In 10, its reason was a second or linked account.

In most of those, the player's own answers or BC.Game's device data showed a shared phone, a relative's deposit, a family member's referral code or an earlier verified account, and the mediator sided with the casino.

Three cases went differently: the mediator found BC.Game's proof too weak, yet the casino kept about 6,000 USDC, 60,000 USDT and more than $10,000.

Its reasons there were a network of 118 accounts, a game flaw it later called bonus abuse, and banned techniques. In one case, the mediator accepted that Tower Legend winnings came from a game bug.

The newest, still open, is about $10,000 a player says was taken along with a stray token deposit they never sent.

• Keep your phone, bank account and referral code to yourself — a shared device or a relative's deposit ended most of these cases against the player.
• Never log into, verify or top up a family member's account, even just to help.
• Ask BC.Game to name the exact rule you broke, and to share any private evidence with the mediator.
• Take it to the casino's licensing body if the mediator rules for you and BC.Game still won't pay.