Casino: CatCasino, operated by Fun Fusion N.V. (Curaçao license No. OGL/2024/750/0202 per the site footer) and/or Funnexus Limitada (Costa Rica, reg. No. 3-102-910435, named in the Responsible Gaming Policy). The platform is accessible via periodically rotating mirror domains, including but not limited to catcasino375.com (support chat of 14 July 2026) and catcasino286.com (account cabinet, 22–23 July 2026).
I am a player from Russia with a gambling addiction. The casino has repeatedly failed to act on my account-blocking requests, actively discouraged me from self-exclusion, and kept my account open, which led to further deposits and losses. All facts below are documented by screenshots, original emails and PDF copies of the casino's policies, which I can forward to the mediator.
Timeline:
1. Before 14 July 2026 I contacted the on-site support chat at least twice about blocking my account. This is recorded in the chat of 14 July 2026, where it is stated that this was the third dialogue, and the operator did not dispute it.
2. On the night of 14 July 2026 (chat screenshots timed 01:16–01:46) I again demanded that my account be blocked and asked for an email address to send the request to. The operator "Holly" stated it was "not possible to provide an email," discouraged me from blocking — offering to "take a break from playing without the need to block the account," warning that after blocking I would "stop receiving personal offers," and suggesting I "just take a pause" — and then claimed my "request had been passed to the finance department, processing time approximately 24 hours." The account was not blocked.
3. On 14 July 2026, in email correspondence, my personal VIP manager (catsvipclub@gamingsup.com) confirmed he was aware of my requests ("I see you have contacted us about blocking") and that my "reason for blocking is somewhat different." Instead of blocking the account immediately, he proposed a staged scheme — 48 hours, then 7, 14 and 30 days — requiring me to write again at each stage to extend the block. The account was not blocked.
4. On 20 July 2026 at 23:03 I emailed support@catcasino.com stating explicitly that I suffer from gambling addiction (ludomania) and demanding that my account be blocked and my funds returned. I sent a reminder on 21 July 2026. I have received no reply to either email.
5. The account remains open and kept accepting deposits up to the night of 23 July 2026 (the last deposit at 01:30). Total deposits made after 14 July 2026: 150,200 RUB per the account's deposit history and my T-Bank statements (12 deposits between 14 and 23 July). All of it has been lost. There were no withdrawals during this period.
The casino's own documents support my claim:
— Clause 35.1 of its Terms and Conditions provides self-exclusion "for a minimum of six months," after which the account "cannot be reactivated under any circumstances" until the period expires. The manager's "staged" 48-hour/7/14/30-day scheme directly contradicts this clause.
— The Responsible Gaming Policy ("Self-exclusion" section) states, translated from Russian: "You may also inform us of your decision to stop gambling by contacting us at support@catcasino.com. We will take measures to restrict access to your account…" My email of 20 July 2026 followed exactly this procedure; no measures were taken.
— Clause 27.2 requires the player to complain first to support@catcasino.com — which I did on 20 and 21 July with no response, entitling me under clause 27.5 to escalate to the supervisory organization.
— Jurisdictional inconsistency: the T&C (clause 34.1) are governed by Anjouan law and name the Anjouan Gaming Commission as the supervisory body; the AML and KYC policies are based on Anjouan law; the Privacy Policy directs complaints to info@gamingcontrolanjouan.org; the Responsible Gaming Policy is issued by Funnexus Limitada (Costa Rica) — while the site footer and support chat cite Fun Fusion N.V.'s Curaçao license No. OGL/2024/750/0202, which appears in none of the nine published legal documents (saved as PDFs on 22 July 2026).
On 23 July 2026 I sent the casino a formal written demand to support@catcasino.com (copy to the VIP manager) requesting permanent self-exclusion and a refund of all deposits made after 14 July 2026, with a 14-day deadline (until 6 August 2026). I have also notified the Curaçao Gaming Authority (complaints@cga.cw) and the supervisory body named in the casino's Privacy Policy (info@gamingcontrolanjouan.org).
My requests:
1. Immediate permanent self-exclusion of my account, without the right to reverse it, and written confirmation of the block.
2. A refund of all deposits made after my blocking request of 14 July 2026, totalling 150,200 RUB. I am ready to complete reasonable KYC verification.
Casino: CatCasino, operated by Fun Fusion N.V. (Curaçao license No. OGL/2024/750/0202 per the site footer) and/or Funnexus Limitada (Costa Rica, reg. No. 3-102-910435, named in the Responsible Gaming Policy). The platform is accessible via periodically rotating mirror domains, including but not limited to catcasino375.com (support chat of 14 July 2026) and catcasino286.com (account cabinet, 22–23 July 2026).
I am a player from Russia with a gambling addiction. The casino has repeatedly failed to act on my account-blocking requests, actively discouraged me from self-exclusion, and kept my account open, which led to further deposits and losses. All facts below are documented by screenshots, original emails and PDF copies of the casino's policies, which I can forward to the mediator.
Timeline:
1. Before 14 July 2026 I contacted the on-site support chat at least twice about blocking my account. This is recorded in the chat of 14 July 2026, where it is stated that this was the third dialogue, and the operator did not dispute it.
2. On the night of 14 July 2026 (chat screenshots timed 01:16–01:46) I again demanded that my account be blocked and asked for an email address to send the request to. The operator "Holly" stated it was "not possible to provide an email," discouraged me from blocking — offering to "take a break from playing without the need to block the account," warning that after blocking I would "stop receiving personal offers," and suggesting I "just take a pause" — and then claimed my "request had been passed to the finance department, processing time approximately 24 hours." The account was not blocked.
3. On 14 July 2026, in email correspondence, my personal VIP manager (catsvipclub@gamingsup.com) confirmed he was aware of my requests ("I see you have contacted us about blocking") and that my "reason for blocking is somewhat different." Instead of blocking the account immediately, he proposed a staged scheme — 48 hours, then 7, 14 and 30 days — requiring me to write again at each stage to extend the block. The account was not blocked.
4. On 20 July 2026 at 23:03 I emailed support@catcasino.com stating explicitly that I suffer from gambling addiction (ludomania) and demanding that my account be blocked and my funds returned. I sent a reminder on 21 July 2026. I have received no reply to either email.
5. The account remains open and kept accepting deposits up to the night of 23 July 2026 (the last deposit at 01:30). Total deposits made after 14 July 2026: 150,200 RUB per the account's deposit history and my T-Bank statements (12 deposits between 14 and 23 July). All of it has been lost. There were no withdrawals during this period.
The casino's own documents support my claim:
— Clause 35.1 of its Terms and Conditions provides self-exclusion "for a minimum of six months," after which the account "cannot be reactivated under any circumstances" until the period expires. The manager's "staged" 48-hour/7/14/30-day scheme directly contradicts this clause.
— The Responsible Gaming Policy ("Self-exclusion" section) states, translated from Russian: "You may also inform us of your decision to stop gambling by contacting us at support@catcasino.com. We will take measures to restrict access to your account…" My email of 20 July 2026 followed exactly this procedure; no measures were taken.
— Clause 27.2 requires the player to complain first to support@catcasino.com — which I did on 20 and 21 July with no response, entitling me under clause 27.5 to escalate to the supervisory organization.
— Jurisdictional inconsistency: the T&C (clause 34.1) are governed by Anjouan law and name the Anjouan Gaming Commission as the supervisory body; the AML and KYC policies are based on Anjouan law; the Privacy Policy directs complaints to info@gamingcontrolanjouan.org; the Responsible Gaming Policy is issued by Funnexus Limitada (Costa Rica) — while the site footer and support chat cite Fun Fusion N.V.'s Curaçao license No. OGL/2024/750/0202, which appears in none of the nine published legal documents (saved as PDFs on 22 July 2026).
On 23 July 2026 I sent the casino a formal written demand to support@catcasino.com (copy to the VIP manager) requesting permanent self-exclusion and a refund of all deposits made after 14 July 2026, with a 14-day deadline (until 6 August 2026). I have also notified the Curaçao Gaming Authority (complaints@cga.cw) and the supervisory body named in the casino's Privacy Policy (info@gamingcontrolanjouan.org).
My requests:
1. Immediate permanent self-exclusion of my account, without the right to reverse it, and written confirmation of the block.
2. A refund of all deposits made after my blocking request of 14 July 2026, totalling 150,200 RUB. I am ready to complete reasonable KYC verification.