Dear david222joke, with the information shared in your previous post, there is no more need to wait for a casino response. The case can't be mediated anymore, due to shared device usage. To elaborate:
While we at Casino Guru are OK with family members (or house mates) playing at the same casino on a shared IP connection - they have to use their own device and be able to pass KYC verification, to prove it is truly multiple people, not one player having multitude of accounts.
But using the same device to log into more than one account, is in violation of our own Fair Gambling Codex, as well as with the casino's Terms & Conditions. The reason I am unable to help you further is due to the fact we are unable to prove you have not created secondary account for yourself. While you have a personal statement about this being an honest mistake, the casino has evidence of the same IP and device being used for more than one account - hence gross violation of the rules of T&C's warranting an account closure and confiscation of the balance. Namely this part of the current terms:
Your User ID and password are unique to you, and you agree not to disclose or share your User ID and password with any other person or third-party.
You agree never to use another user’s account without permission.
Unauthorized Uses. You are solely responsible for the activity that occurs on your account, and you must keep your password secure. You must notify us immediately of any breach of security or unauthorized use of your account. Although Baba Entertainment is not liable for any of your losses caused by any unauthorized use of your account, you shall be liable for those losses of Baba Entertainment or others due to such unauthorized use. You are allowed to register one (1) account, including any inactive accounts you may have, on the Service. Should you attempt to open more than one (1) account, all open accounts in your name may be suspended or closed. You must notify us if you believe you have more than one account, whether they are all active or not.
More importantly - I would strongly advise you to immediately stop sharing your device with your family and friends for purposes of gambling. Every single casino allows only one account per user, device - or even IP - and Casino Guru will not be able to help you in the future, if you keep sharing your device and login details (whether involuntarily or not) with other people. Casinos have top notch systems to detect multiple accounts usage or device sharing, and in such cases we are unable to do anything. This time you have lost 200, next time you or your brother can lose way more, especially after a huge win, when all kinds of checks and AML procedures gets triggered.
I will keep this complaint open for a little bit longer, in case you have questions or additional information to share, however the outcome will be the same and this case will be closed as "rejected" due to the breach of casino's T&C.
Dear david222joke, with the information shared in your previous post, there is no more need to wait for a casino response. The case can't be mediated anymore, due to shared device usage. To elaborate:
While we at Casino Guru are OK with family members (or house mates) playing at the same casino on a shared IP connection - they have to use their own device and be able to pass KYC verification, to prove it is truly multiple people, not one player having multitude of accounts.
But using the same device to log into more than one account, is in violation of our own Fair Gambling Codex, as well as with the casino's Terms & Conditions. The reason I am unable to help you further is due to the fact we are unable to prove you have not created secondary account for yourself. While you have a personal statement about this being an honest mistake, the casino has evidence of the same IP and device being used for more than one account - hence gross violation of the rules of T&C's warranting an account closure and confiscation of the balance. Namely this part of the current terms:
Your User ID and password are unique to you, and you agree not to disclose or share your User ID and password with any other person or third-party.
You agree never to use another user’s account without permission.
Unauthorized Uses. You are solely responsible for the activity that occurs on your account, and you must keep your password secure. You must notify us immediately of any breach of security or unauthorized use of your account. Although Baba Entertainment is not liable for any of your losses caused by any unauthorized use of your account, you shall be liable for those losses of Baba Entertainment or others due to such unauthorized use. You are allowed to register one (1) account, including any inactive accounts you may have, on the Service. Should you attempt to open more than one (1) account, all open accounts in your name may be suspended or closed. You must notify us if you believe you have more than one account, whether they are all active or not.
More importantly - I would strongly advise you to immediately stop sharing your device with your family and friends for purposes of gambling. Every single casino allows only one account per user, device - or even IP - and Casino Guru will not be able to help you in the future, if you keep sharing your device and login details (whether involuntarily or not) with other people. Casinos have top notch systems to detect multiple accounts usage or device sharing, and in such cases we are unable to do anything. This time you have lost 200, next time you or your brother can lose way more, especially after a huge win, when all kinds of checks and AML procedures gets triggered.
I will keep this complaint open for a little bit longer, in case you have questions or additional information to share, however the outcome will be the same and this case will be closed as "rejected" due to the breach of casino's T&C.