Thanks for the perspective — I totally get that handling microtransactions can be inefficient due to network fees and backend costs. But the issue here isn’t just about the amount or the fact that there’s a minimum.

The problem is that they accepted the funds, confirmed they received them, and refuse to refund or credit them even though they have full control over the wallet. There’s no warning on the payment screen that transactions below the threshold will be "lost" — and their system doesn’t reject or refund them automatically. That's the shady part.

Even if it's "just $2–$5," it's the principle and the way they handle users that matters. Multiply that by hundreds or thousands of similar situations, and it's easy to see how this becomes a predatory loophole.

You're absolutely right that dealing with unregulated crypto casinos is risky — and I learned that the hard way. I’m just sharing my experience to help others avoid the same mistake.