Crypto Casino Complaints / Shuffle
52 cases on file · $142 in dispute
We have 52 cases on file for Shuffle, from Casino.guru and AskGamblers, filed between May 2025 and October 2026.
39 of them are about withdrawals. A payout goes into review, often after a big win, and stays there for weeks or months. Many players say they had passed every check asked for, up to a face scan, and that emails went unanswered. In 8 cases, players say they were cut off from live chat.
Shuffle's most common reason was its one-account rule. In at least 10 rejected cases, it said the account was linked to others and sent its evidence to the mediator in private, and the mediator accepted it. One player admitted opening a second account to reach support.
10 cases ended in the player's favour, often within days of the complaint; in 6 the player confirmed the money arrived. 7 ended unresolved, some after Shuffle cited a voided bet, cheating, a virtual machine or a regulatory review. In one more, Shuffle kept 0.1 BTC after the mediator called its evidence insufficient.
In short: the cases on file show long payout reviews, and mediators siding with Shuffle on linked-account evidence the public can't see.
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