Dear Veronika,
Thank you for getting back to me. I would like to provide you with some additional details regarding my case.
My account with CrownGreen has still not been closed. It is currently active, and I am still able to access and use the account, including making deposits and gambling.
On 14 August 2026, for the first time, I explicitly requested that my account be closed. I also clearly informed the casino that I have a gambling addiction/problem with gambling and that I wanted my account closed for this reason.
Instead of immediately closing my account or applying self-exclusion, the casino tried to keep me as a customer and offered me alternative solutions. During this period, my account remained fully active and I was still able to make deposits and gamble.
I contacted them several times afterwards and repeatedly insisted that I wanted my account permanently closed. Despite my repeated requests, they did not close the account.
Eventually, they told me that in order to close my account, I first had to provide a number of documents, including:
a copy of my ID/passport,
proof of my residential address,
a screenshot of my last deposit,
and a Source of Wealth/tax-related document.
They told me that my account first had to be verified and that only after the verification process could they proceed with closing it.
I do not understand why I would need to complete a full verification and provide a Source of Wealth document in order to have my gambling account closed, especially after I had explicitly informed them that I have a gambling problem and requested self-exclusion.
I did not provide these documents because my priority was simply to stop gambling and have the account closed.
What concerns me most is that even now, despite my repeated requests and despite informing them about my gambling addiction, the account remains active and I can still use it.
I have screenshots and correspondence documenting all of this, including my original request, the casino's responses, and their subsequent requests for documents. I am happy to forward all of this to you for review.
I would appreciate it if you could specifically assess whether my original request should be considered a self-exclusion request rather than merely a standard account closure request, and whether the casino should have restricted my account from further deposits and gambling after I informed them about my gambling addiction.
Dear Veronika,
Thank you for getting back to me. I would like to provide you with some additional details regarding my case.
My account with CrownGreen has still not been closed. It is currently active, and I am still able to access and use the account, including making deposits and gambling.
On 14 August 2026, for the first time, I explicitly requested that my account be closed. I also clearly informed the casino that I have a gambling addiction/problem with gambling and that I wanted my account closed for this reason.
Instead of immediately closing my account or applying self-exclusion, the casino tried to keep me as a customer and offered me alternative solutions. During this period, my account remained fully active and I was still able to make deposits and gamble.
I contacted them several times afterwards and repeatedly insisted that I wanted my account permanently closed. Despite my repeated requests, they did not close the account.
Eventually, they told me that in order to close my account, I first had to provide a number of documents, including:
a copy of my ID/passport,
proof of my residential address,
a screenshot of my last deposit,
and a Source of Wealth/tax-related document.
They told me that my account first had to be verified and that only after the verification process could they proceed with closing it.
I do not understand why I would need to complete a full verification and provide a Source of Wealth document in order to have my gambling account closed, especially after I had explicitly informed them that I have a gambling problem and requested self-exclusion.
I did not provide these documents because my priority was simply to stop gambling and have the account closed.
What concerns me most is that even now, despite my repeated requests and despite informing them about my gambling addiction, the account remains active and I can still use it.
I have screenshots and correspondence documenting all of this, including my original request, the casino's responses, and their subsequent requests for documents. I am happy to forward all of this to you for review.
I would appreciate it if you could specifically assess whether my original request should be considered a self-exclusion request rather than merely a standard account closure request, and whether the casino should have restricted my account from further deposits and gambling after I informed them about my gambling addiction.