Gwent: The Witcher Card Game ban appeal
Banned in Gwent: The Witcher Card Game? Send us the ban notice, your screenshots and what happened. We turn them into a clear appeal based on the rules CD Projekt Red has set for Gwent: The Witcher Card Game, and a person checks it before you get it.
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How Gwent: The Witcher Card Game bans work
CD Projekt Red decides on bans in Gwent: The Witcher Card Game and reviews appeals against them. Thus, an appeal goes to CD Projekt Red's own support; it shall refer to the exact notice and the rule it names and explain what actually happened on the account.
- Who decides
- CD Projekt Red
- Rules the ban relies on
- Terms of service
- Support contact on file
- playgwent.com/en/faq
- Our price
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How to appeal a Gwent: The Witcher Card Game ban
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Save the ban notice
The first step is to secure the Gwent: The Witcher Card Game ban message as a screenshot and as text, together with the date, the platform and any reference number or ID it shows.
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Find the rule it relies on
The notice usually names a rule. That rule shall be looked up in the terms CD Projekt Red publishes, so that the appeal answers it instead of making a general complaint. CD Projekt Red terms of service
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Collect what supports your side
Useful evidence includes purchase receipts, earlier support replies with ticket numbers and, for a device ban, when the PC or console was acquired and who else used it. A password, however, is never part of the evidence.
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Send one clear appeal to CD Projekt Red player support
The appeal is sent while signed in with the banned account, as a single request that sets out what happened in chronological order, why the rule does not fit and which documents are attached. Official page: playgwent.com/en/faq
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Keep the ticket and follow up with facts
The ticket number and the reply shall be kept. If CD Projekt Red refuses, a second request makes sense only with new facts or a clearer explanation; repeating the first request adds nothing.
We prepare steps 2 to 4 for you: the appeal text, the rule it answers and where to send it, checked by a person before you get it. Start your Gwent: The Witcher Card Game appeal
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