Dear Brunihund,
I understand your concern, and unfortunately, if the casino continues not to respond, our options at Casino Guru are limited because we cannot force the casino to communicate with us or make a payment.
If we believe your complaint is justified and the casino fails to respond or cooperate, the complaint will be closed as unresolved. In such cases, the casino receives black points connected to the complaint, which negatively affect its Safety Index on Casino Guru. The complaint also remains publicly visible, so other players can see how the casino handled the situation.
If the casino decides to respond later, the complaint can be reopened and we can continue trying to resolve the case.
Since the casino appears to operate under an Anjouan licence, you also have another option outside Casino Guru.
Under the current Anjouan Gaming complaint procedure, you should first submit the complaint directly through the casino's official complaints procedure. For licensed operators, this is normally accessible through the casino's Anjouan licence seal/license validator.
The operator then has up to 30 calendar days to investigate and respond. If the issue remains unresolved after 30 days, or you do not receive a substantive response, you can escalate the dispute to an ADR provider approved by Anjouan Gaming.
Approved ADR providers currently include EGIS ADR, Axion ADR, iGamingADR and CADRE. The player is not expected to pay the cost of the ADR procedure.
Please keep all relevant evidence, including screenshots, emails, withdrawal details, transaction history and your previous communication with the casino, as you may need to provide these when submitting the complaint.
You can also report the casino to the Anjouan Gaming Authority if you believe it is breaching its licensing obligations, for example by failing to maintain a proper complaints procedure or refusing to participate in the required dispute-resolution process. However, the Authority itself does not decide individual payment disputes; those are handled through the operator and, if necessary, the approved ADR process.
If you decide to escalate the matter through the regulator/ADR process, please let us know. We can then update the status of your complaint accordingly.
Dear Brunihund,
I understand your concern, and unfortunately, if the casino continues not to respond, our options at Casino Guru are limited because we cannot force the casino to communicate with us or make a payment.
If we believe your complaint is justified and the casino fails to respond or cooperate, the complaint will be closed as unresolved. In such cases, the casino receives black points connected to the complaint, which negatively affect its Safety Index on Casino Guru. The complaint also remains publicly visible, so other players can see how the casino handled the situation.
If the casino decides to respond later, the complaint can be reopened and we can continue trying to resolve the case.
Since the casino appears to operate under an Anjouan licence, you also have another option outside Casino Guru.
Under the current Anjouan Gaming complaint procedure, you should first submit the complaint directly through the casino's official complaints procedure. For licensed operators, this is normally accessible through the casino's Anjouan licence seal/license validator.
The operator then has up to 30 calendar days to investigate and respond. If the issue remains unresolved after 30 days, or you do not receive a substantive response, you can escalate the dispute to an ADR provider approved by Anjouan Gaming.
Approved ADR providers currently include EGIS ADR, Axion ADR, iGamingADR and CADRE. The player is not expected to pay the cost of the ADR procedure.
Please keep all relevant evidence, including screenshots, emails, withdrawal details, transaction history and your previous communication with the casino, as you may need to provide these when submitting the complaint.
You can also report the casino to the Anjouan Gaming Authority if you believe it is breaching its licensing obligations, for example by failing to maintain a proper complaints procedure or refusing to participate in the required dispute-resolution process. However, the Authority itself does not decide individual payment disputes; those are handled through the operator and, if necessary, the approved ADR process.
If you decide to escalate the matter through the regulator/ADR process, please let us know. We can then update the status of your complaint accordingly.