earliest year visible in my account evidence
What years of real use taught me.
The lobby is the easy part. The useful review starts when money, documents and support enter the picture.
LeoVegas can feel polished when I am browsing games. My account record becomes much less simple when I follow a withdrawal from one method to the next. Only 6 of the 29 withdrawal attempts in the visible history are marked approved.
That does not mean 23 separate losses of money. Cancelled and denied rows are failed requests, and several belong to short clusters where I tried another route. It does mean that a clean marketing phrase about payouts would hide the experience I actually had.
The payment method mattered.
Card and bank attempts often failed in clusters. Trustly produced approved rows in 2024 and 2025; bank transfer produced approved rows in 2026.
“Approved” was one timestamp, not the finish line.
The account and chat can prove an approved status. I do not have a bank-receipt timestamp for every payout, so I will not invent an average arrival time.
KYC did not happen once.
Requests appeared in different forms over the years: extra information, identity, an upload problem and later proof that a bank account belonged to me.
A screenshot beats a smooth memory.
Old layouts, exact status rows and chat replies are easier to evaluate when the evidence sits next to the story.
