You press pay on a casino loot deposit and the screen returns you to the cashier with the balance still showing the old figure. Most often the payment has simply not been matched to your account yet, because the reference or method used did not link the two.
Money taken from the bank but missing from the balance
The player sees a completed payment in their banking page while the casino balance stays unchanged. Common reasons include:
- the payment reference was left out or typed wrongly, so the transfer cannot be matched
- the deposit method is not accepted for casino credits
- the sender name differs from the account holder name
- the payment is still being confirmed between the banks
- the money went to an old or wrong payment detail
- Open the cashier and load your transaction history before doing anything else.
- Compare the amount and the reference on the bank page with the entry shown there.
- If the entry exists as pending, leave it alone and do not pay a second time.
- If no entry exists at all, note the exact reference from your bank statement.
- Confirm that the account holder name matches the name on your profile.
- Repeat only the missed payment and keep a screenshot of the bank confirmation.
- Use the same method for deposits that you plan to use for withdrawals, which removes several matching problems.
- Check your email spam folder for any message about the payment.
- Do not send money to details taken from a message, a chat group or a search result.
- Load the cashier through Loot casino on your phone browser, since a saved link that is out of date can send a payment nowhere useful.
- Give the payment a short settling window before you treat it as lost.
- Prepare the bank receipt and the reference in one place.
- Write down the time of the payment to the nearest minute.
- Keep the amount and reference in the first message if you need help.
Contact support once your bank shows the money as taken and the casino history shows nothing after a reasonable wait, and include the receipt.
Deposits and withdrawals stopped by limits
A payment is refused at the cashier with a message about a limit on the amount or the method. Common reasons include:
- the amount is below the minimum or above the maximum set for the chosen method
- the account is not yet verified, which holds back withdrawals
- the withdrawal total breaks a rule tied to bonus play
- a payment method has a cap on daily or monthly use
- the profile still carries an older limit once applied to the account
- Read the refusal message carefully, as it usually names the figure that was broken.
- Split a large deposit into smaller ones where the method allows it.
- Choose another method that fits the amount you want to move.
- Complete identity verification before requesting a withdrawal, so the limit does not apply to an unverified profile.
- Check whether an active bonus restricts withdrawals until its play conditions are met.
- Ask support to confirm the exact limit that stopped the request.
Contact support when the limit on screen does not match what you were told, or when a refusal repeats after the conditions are clearly met.
Login refused or the account locked after failed attempts
The player is returned to the login screen with a message that the details are wrong, or finds the account locked. Common reasons include:
- the password was mistyped, often with the keyboard layout or the caps key
- an old password is stored in the browser or password manager
- the email address on the profile is not the one being typed
- an account lock followed several failed attempts in a row
- a second factor or a one-time code was requested but the message did not arrive
- Type the password slowly in a plain text field first, to catch a layout mistake.
- Clear the saved password for the site in your browser and enter it fresh.
- Try the email address exactly as it was written at sign-up, including any plus sign.
- On a phone, open the site in the browser rather than a home screen shortcut that may hold old details.
- Request a password reset and use the newest email only.
- Check the spam and promotions folders for the reset message.
- Do not request a second reset until the first message has had time to arrive.
- If a second factor code fails, wait for a fresh one rather than reusing the old.
- Stay on one device and one connection while the reset finishes.
- Do not create a second account to get around a lock, as it links to the same identity.
- Turn off any VPN or proxy, which can affect how the session is treated.
- Note the time and the exact error text that appears.
- Have your registered email and a photo ID ready for the request.
Contact support when the reset email never arrives, the lock persists, or the one-time code cannot be received at all.
Documents sent but verification stays open
The account shows verification in progress, or a document is returned as rejected with no clear reason. Common reasons include:
- the photo is blurred, cropped or taken at an angle with a glare
- only one side of an ID was sent when both are needed
- the name or address on the document differs from the profile
- an expired document was uploaded
- a proof of address is older than the period allowed or shows a different person
- Photograph documents on a flat, dark surface in daylight.
- Check that all four corners and every line of text are sharp.
- Send both sides of any identity card.
- Match the name and address to the profile exactly, or correct the profile first.
- Use a current document and a recent proof of address.
- Send a single clear file per request rather than a set of small ones.
- Cover nothing that the document needs to prove, apart from details the brand asks you to hide.
- Upload through the account area so the files attach to the right profile.
- Avoid screenshots of a scan, which lose sharpness.
- Wait for the current request to finish before sending again.
- Keep a copy of every file you submit, in case one is lost.
- Answer any follow-up question in one message, with the documents attached.
- Do not open a new account with different details to speed things up.
- Note which document was rejected, if the message says so.
Contact support when a document has been rejected twice without a stated reason, or when verification has not moved after the current request has had time to be reviewed.
Keep the name, address and payment method on your profile identical to your documents, and most of these problems never start.

