Slots Don Casino Verification

Sadly, it’s impossible to tell for sure, as the verification procedure is dependent on many things. For one, it’s based on your documents – people who need to retake photos and resubmit documentation will obviously take longer than those who are verified right away. But there’s also the fact that verifications are done by a human (Slots Don’s security specialist), so they might get delayed if there’s a backlog.

Although having your verification attempt denied can sting quite a lot, the positive thing is that the casino will typically give you a clear, concise answer on why it happened. Maybe there’s an information mismatch, or perhaps your photos weren’t clear enough for the text to be legible. Either way, you’ll be encouraged to resolve the issue and resubmit. If you’re still not certain how to do that, we recommend that you contact customer support and ask for further clarification.

Sadly, online casinos are a prime target for money laundering. Criminals will use stolen credit cards, or sometimes their own illegally gained funds (for example, received payment in Bitcoin for illicit services) to deposit at a casino, only to withdraw immediately without much paying. If anyone asks, hey, it’s just casino winnings, nothing shady there! The verification process is intended to put a face to the username so that if anyone (ie the police) DOES ask, they’d know exactly how much was deposited, wagered, won, and withdrawn.

Once verification triggers, whether by your own hand or automatically after requesting a withdrawal, your account will be locked down. This means you can’t deposit, you can’t place bets, and obviously, you can’t withdraw. That “locked down” status will remain on your profile until you complete the verification process. And if you fail to do so within 30 days, your entire account might get shut down – so it’s best not to put it off too much!

This question isn’t one that can be answered by us, or any other third party. Sure, we don’t believe that Slots Don is a legal casino (as we’ll explain in another section of our review), and therefore providing your personal information to it does carry an inherent risk. But that’s only half of the equation, with the other half being that many players are very picky with which company has their details. If you’re one such player, then you should consider carefully what casinos you sign up for, as they all require verification.