I can understand why you're worried, especially if you currently have around £2,000 in the account and you've already gone into your overdraft.
The first thing I would strongly recommend is not depositing anything else and not playing with the remaining balance while you're trying to withdraw it.
I also wouldn't look for a "loophole" to bypass the casino's verification process. If they are carrying out KYC, the safest approach is to cooperate with legitimate document requests and keep a record of everything you send them. Trying to work around that process could only make the situation more complicated.
At the same time, repeated verification requests can become a problem if you're supplying exactly what they ask for and they simply keep asking for the same information again. We've already seen another Betmica case where a player reported a prolonged withdrawal combined with repeated KYC requests, so I understand why the pattern you're describing concerns you.
The £500 daily / £2,000 weekly withdrawal limit by itself isn't proof that the casino is a scam, and neither is a three-business-day response time. What matters more in your case is how long your withdrawal and verification have actually been going on and whether the casino is giving you a genuine reason for each additional document request.
Could you tell me when you requested the withdrawal that is currently affected and what verification documents they have asked you for so far?
If the process continues for an unreasonable amount of time despite you providing everything correctly, we can then look at whether a complaint with us would be appropriate.
And considering what you've said about your overdraft and needing the money for university, please don't risk any more of the balance while this is being sorted out.
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