What Happened
A player from Georgia says Yeet closed their account without notice a day after they explained that a utility bill does not exist in their country. They had asked to withdraw 160 USDT, built from a 20 USDT sports bet, when the casino demanded a five-level verification. According to the player, a first bank statement was rejected, a second one in the format Yeet asked for was then called fabricated, and the account was shut.
How It Developed
- 2026-05-02Complaint opened. The mediator asked which products were played, whether 160 USDT was the balance and whether a bonus was involved.
- 2026-05-04The player said only sports betting, no bonus, and described the two bank statements and the closure.
- 2026-05-11The mediator closed the case, saying it lacks the insight to judge a block that follows sports betting alone, and that this was not a finding against the player.
Rejected
The mediator would not assess a sports-betting account closure and closed the case without a decision; the 160 USDT stays held.
What Has (and Hasn't) Helped
No one looked at whether the bank statement was genuine. Because the balance came only from sports bets, Casino.guru stepped aside, so the player would need a sportsbook complaints service or the licence holder. Yeet did not give its side here.