Assuming you gamble on a mid to high-rated gambling website and you won big but they refuse to pay up, what and what are the legal way to make sure that the platform pays up your money?
Post complaints here in the forum or other website that offer complaints system like Askgambler to make the casino alarmed on what they are doing. Most of the time mid tier casino doesn’t pay but high rated casino always pay when the issue became public while the evidence is strong that the player has the claim to the huge profit. Many high rated casino including slot providers has this story and most of them is resolved.
Afaik only 1xbit is the only casino that I know that has a lot of active issue that still operating here despite all the evidence is strong against them. This is the only casino that has exemption to rule. I dunno why this casino still operates while they have a lot of active complaints that still unresolved.
I don't follow actively their case, but some time ago when I researched a bit on them, they were accepting that the previous management did things wrong but the new team would try to solve the problems. I still read complaints from time to time and, although I'm not sure whether they are old or new, their frequency makes me think the latter.
On the other hand, about the reasons for not paying, many members here argue that they do selective scamming, but it could be just that their T&C are very strict and people don't read them, so they complaint when they can't withdraw because of using VPN, connecting from a forbidden country, or whatever other rule they broke. I can be wrong, but in my head I can't explain another reason for this platform to continue on the rise if they are supposedly so bad. I guess that this
doubt is the clue of their survival and success.
Back on topic, I would try to do my best in order to destroy the reputation of a casino if they refused to pay me for no legal reason, mainly in this forum, but in other social media too. If the money lost was big, I would hire a good lawyer too, and I would take them to court.