1. Wild.io's internal security policies prevent disclosing details on ongoing cases and investigations, so we cannot share more details than the ones shared by our security team.
2. We take payouts very seriously, so unless there is an ongoing security case that requires extensive examination, we always pay up and pay on time, as you can test out for yourselves. 99% of our players get their cashouts in under 10 minutes.
I get that you gotta protect your internal policies and all, but when there's a neutral third party like Casino Guru in the mix, don't you think a little more transparency would go a long way? Casino Guru's got a solid reputation for objectivity - they dont take the player's side unless the casino really messed up.
So by playing everything so close to the chest when mediating you're kinda shooting yourself in the foot reputation-wise and makes it seem like you've got something to hide, ya know? Plus it undermines player trust. If youve really got nothing sketchy going on, then what's the harm in opening up a bit for Casino Guru? Might actually help convince players you're on the right side.
I'm just sayin - transparency ain't a bad thing when there's a neutral mediator involved. Might be better for business in the long run.