Hi gm1984,
I completely understand your frustration, because I'm in almost exactly the same situation.
I also have an ongoing complaint against BlindLuck, as well as a separate case against BuffBets. In both cases, I strongly believe that my winnings were confiscated unfairly.
What worries me most is the complete lack of transparency. My BlindLuck complaint was acknowledged on 26 August, and after approximately 70 days I still haven't received a single substantive update from CADRE.
I've contacted CADRE three times asking for an update on both cases, but they haven't responded. I understand that an investigation can take up to 90 days, especially if they're busy, but surely they should at least be able to confirm whether the casinos have been contacted, whether they've responded, and whether our cases are actually being investigated.
I also find your situation particularly strange. BlindLuck previously paid you £3,000, accepted your verification and apparently had no issue with your gameplay. Then suddenly, when you had a much larger balance, they claimed you had breached their terms.
Of course, an ADR should examine all the evidence before making a decision, but the casino should have to provide clear and verifiable proof of the alleged violation. Simply referring to their terms and conditions shouldn't be enough to justify confiscating thousands of pounds.
I'm also concerned by what Radka mentioned about previous ADR decisions favouring casinos, even in cases where the casinos didn't cooperate with Casino Guru.
Please keep me updated if you hear anything from CADRE or BlindLuck. I'll do exactly the same. Hopefully, at least one of us will finally get a proper response.
I really hope we both get a fair and transparent investigation.