I have already filed complaints in their Game jurisdictions
best regards
ybot
Quote: ybotHi, do you know where to complaint when online casinos refuse to pay or apply their T&C the way against a player?
I have already filed complaints in their Game jurisdictions
best regards
ybot
Can I ask which casino it is? Did you sign up through an affiliate? You can try sites like thepogg / askgamblers / gamblinggrumbles if they cover the casino. Feel free to PM if you prefer
Yeah, pal... I do. You go into your bathroom and you look directly in the mirror and you complain to that jerk who trusted some over hyped claims in some weird vest-pocket jurisdiction where 'the authorities' are a rubber stamp kept in the casino manager's desk drawer.Quote: ybotHi, do you know where to complain when online casinos refuse to pay
Complain all you want to him.
But, other ones are terrible.
I prefer to file complaints where they must be placed than naming them here
Quote: ybotThere are many many respectable online casinos.
But, other ones are terrible.
I prefer to file complaints where they must be placed than naming them here
It's my understanding that our sister site and owner, http://www.latestcasinobonuses.com , can help with complaints about individual casinos. They have live moderators with expertise in this and have pursued a great many complaints. I know very little about their process, though, and can make no promises on their behalf.
If you clicked through this site to sign up somewhere, and then had a problem, Wizard and Zuga will help you.
I found superlative support at "gambling grumbles" . Mr Steve Russo is the man incharge
Also how much money is involved?
Some of them tell you misused their games. Or abused of them. Or used a bot or robot. Others that did not play recreationally. And some of them might just lock your account with no further explanation.
Game jurisdictions seldom help
if you deposited using your credit card you could report what happened to your bank.
Also if it is for a lot of money, or your deposit was a lot, you could take them to court.
I posted a 1 star review on LCB. I got a PM from someone who asked me for details (e.g. user ID) but I never heard back. Presumably the site said to get lost.
I was already skeptical of online gambling. Now there is *ZERO* chance of me ever trying it again.
Who's fault was that? Why not make sure everything was correct before you started gambling?Quote: KevinAAI went ahead and gambled anyway...
Did you apply the code before you made your deposit? Did you read ALL the terms and conditions to make sure you did everything in the correct manner? Did you send the casino an Email or use the live chat asking what the deal is?
Did you file an official complaint with LCB(Do they even have a complaint and help thing?)
What casino was this?
For example my home state is NJ and when I gamble online (which is only when I am within state boundaries as the the law requires), all NJ casinos are required to put the logo on their page which links to this site : http://nj.gov/oag/ge/gamingsites.html
From there you can post a complaint if you ever have issues. Personally I never have had an issue with an NJ casino.
If you are playing at a non state regulated casino you are pretty much out of luck. The Wizard or the new owners endorse some casinos on here, and supposedly will help mediate any disputes that their members have with any of their endorsed casinos (if they sign up through the Wizard's link or promo code), but I have never heard a single story of how this pans out. I have used Bovada when I am in states that do not offer state regulated casinos, and it is a pain compared to legal casinos, but I have never had an issue (I usually just use Bitcoin for Deposits and Payouts, I have received checks from them, but its a pain, being that they mail you foreign checks and most banks make a big deal about cashing or depositing foreign checks and you often have to wait several weeks or sometimes months depending on your bank, for them to go through foreign collections)....
So the answer is if you were not at a state casino you are probably out of luck. Maybe if its a Wizard casino the Mods can do something for you, but again I would not count on it.
Really the best bet for problem casinos is to avoid using them in the future, and chalk it up to an expensive lesson, since fighting foreign casinos is virtually impossible.
Quote: AxelWolfWho's fault was that? Why not make sure everything was correct before you started gambling?
Did you apply the code before you made your deposit? Did you read ALL the terms and conditions to make sure you did everything in the correct manner? Did you send the casino an Email or use the live chat asking what the deal is?
Did you file an official complaint with LCB(Do they even have a complaint and help thing?)
What casino was this?
OKAY!!! OKAY!!! .... I did it I did it.
Blockchain platform and open simple scripting language said to end need to trust a casino.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockchain-startup-to-bring-a-casino-platform-you-dont-need-to-trust
At the present time this is just a press release from the company selling the platform.
I can see how using a blockchain and cryptocurrency can work so each placed bet and won bet is taken from and put back in your crypto account.Quote: FleaStiffNo more worries about "trust" in online casinos.
Blockchain platform and open simple scripting language said to end need to trust a casino.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockchain-startup-to-bring-a-casino-platform-you-dont-need-to-trust
At the present time this is just a press release from the company selling the platform.
I still think most unregulated online casinos will find a way to keep your money on hold for x amount of time. It will probably have something to do with the bonuses.
They want you to jump through hoops to cash out. There's a reason you are almost always allowed to cancel a pending withdraw instantly and resume gambling. Who knows how much money they make from abandon accounts?
With instant bet payouts and no one having to review pending cashouts, that could leave them vulnerable to getting hit by AP, glitches and cheaters.
Have you ever had success at any gambling commission complaint?
I know that Curacao , Costa rica and some other jurisdictions do not matter player and casino conflicts
Is there any effective place to ply for your rights?
The Commission's official stamp is kept in the Casino Manager's right hand drawer.Quote: ybotWhat about gambling commissions?
I mean that many of these gambling commissions are paper tigers with no real economic or legal clout.Quote: ybotWhat do you mean?
I know casinomeister, thepogg, askgamblers, gamblinggrumbles, LCB, and game commissions.
Any help about it?
Conclusion: all on line casinos are takers. Like irs they don't pay back
They feel they are above the law the problem is we need to stop the playing and hopefully they go away they also broken laws that is reportable in us
Quote: tricky10Conclusion: all on line casinos are takers. Like irs they don't pay back
They feel they are above the law the problem is we need to stop the playing and hopefully they go away they also broken laws that is reportable in us
Many online casinos play fast and loose with the law, often by being registered or regulated in unheard of or maverick territories. But it's not true that they are all takers and that none pay back.
I've been ripped off by mainstream, well regulated online casinos, but equally, I've won well and been paid out promptly by online gaffs which are, shall we say, casually regulated or even unregulated.
Fact is, they pretty much all have a rule that if they want to ban you and keep your funds, they can and if you don't like it, don't play there.
Regulators in many jurisdictions don't care. Your own government's legal authorities don't care either.
We all need to just go by our own assessment of the casinos reputation, which is the one thing that encourages them to be seen to be fair.
Caveat emptor.
The online gambling industry is actually exploding right now, and they come in a variety of white-label development flavors. But, all in all, there are really only two different species of online casino that will accept your hard-earned and/or ill-gotten money for you to bet with:
Provably Fair, and Non-Provably Unfair.
There are thousands of internet gambling websites but only a tiny handful of them offer Provably Fair games.
I know I'm brand new to this forum, and this is my first and likely only input [after reading other posts for a while], but I'm no crook; I honestly see this as a meaningful reply that can seriously fill a great need here.
I won't drop any links out of respect for the forum, but I'll keep an eye on this thread, so if anyone is interested in a few sites I would recommend, just say so. There are five sites that I deposit, play, win, and withdraw from on a regular basis. Hope this is helpful information for you guys.
Quote: observe...I won't drop any links out of respect for the forum, but I'll keep an eye on this thread, so if anyone is interested in a few sites I would recommend, just say so. There are five sites that I deposit, play, win, and withdraw from on a regular basis. Hope this is helpful information for you guys.
New member nuked for soliciting, as verified by a spy.
Quote: WizardNew member nuked for soliciting, as verified by a spy.
lol