The title of the ticket 'waiting on fraud' cracked me up.
One time I spoke with the support at a casino with the same license about the issue and that was their reasoning. It's to fulfill the Anti-Money Laundering portion of the licensing requirement, which actually makes a large amount of sense if you stop to think about it. If they didn't have that in place, then those looking to launder their bitcoin would do it solely through casinos and there would be no need for mixing services.
It's pretty standard: FJ, mBit Casino, Betchain, and several others with the same license all do it.
Interesting. Is this just a bitcoin-thing? I've never heard of this on fiat-based sportsbooks but they often they make you play with your free bets or deposit bonus x amount of times. I guess it kind of makes sense, though I'd be annoyed if I deposited some money then realised I couldn't withdraw it straight away. I guess they could argue why would you deposit money if you weren't going to play with it but you could always change your mind or the odds on something you were going to play on drop. I always hated those bet x amount of bet requirements. I can't remember what company it was - might have been FJ - but I won football competition giveaway on here and they deposited the winnings in my account but I couldn't withdraw them until I'd bet the money 1 time. Luckily I won but it would have been pretty annoying had I not.
I think its just normal for any gambling site to check the newly created account won huge rewards in very short time to validate there is no abuse happened at the bet before approving your withdrawal request.It could happen with anyone, so today it is you but doesn't think it's a fraudulent activity I hope your transaction will be processed ASAP once the responsible staff get into his job.
It's not a huge amount, but gambling sites can't really win. If the users account got hacked and their money sent elsewhere people complain about how the company did nothing to stop it. FortuneJack requires email confirmation when you add a new address which is a good feature. A few people on here were crying about when another company held onto a users money whilst they investigated something but they were doing so because there was some clear shenanigans going on and had they not investigated it thoroughly they likely would have sent the money to the wrong person as there were two parties trying to get at the money (which was a significant amount if I recall correctly.
Still unresolved. I do not recommend this site to anyone.
Did they respond at all? FJ are pretty trusted and I don't think they would attempt to steal such a relatively small amount so I think they must suspect something wrong with your account.