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As previously explained, Casino Guru’s position on the use of VPNs or dual-SIM setups centers on whether such configurations grant a player an unfair advantage over the casino or other players. In this case, no fraudulent intent was identified. Both SIM cards used by the player routed connections through countries where registration and gameplay at your casino are permitted.
Moreover, the player claims to have played only a single game, Piggy Tap, which is also available in both of the aforementioned jurisdictions. Based on this, we believe that the player gained no unfair advantage and that the winnings were accumulated through regular gameplay. From our perspective, under these circumstances, the player’s winnings should be honored.
Dear krinkelsmartins,
Unfortunately, as the casino remains firm in its original decision - which appears to be non-negotiable - there are no further steps we can take at this stage. Therefore, I will now proceed to close this complaint as unresolved.
I understand that this outcome is not what you were hoping for. However, please note that unresolved complaints have a direct impact on the casino’s rating, which may eventually influence its approach to dispute resolution. Should the casino choose to revisit this matter in the future, we will reopen the complaint and notify you via email.
In the meantime, I recommend reaching out to the Anjouan Gaming Licensing Authority (AOFA) and submitting a complaint directly through the license badge displayed in the footer of the casino's website.
For guidance on how to effectively submit your complaint to the regulator, you can find helpful information at https://casino.guru/submitting-complaints-to-regulators.
If you need any assistance with the submission process or receive a response from the regulator, please don’t hesitate to email me at jakub.m@casino.guru.
I’m truly sorry that I couldn’t provide a more favorable resolution this time.
Best Regards,
Kubo
Dear Grams.bet Casino,
As previously explained, Casino Guru’s position on the use of VPNs or dual-SIM setups centers on whether such configurations grant a player an unfair advantage over the casino or other players. In this case, no fraudulent intent was identified. Both SIM cards used by the player routed connections through countries where registration and gameplay at your casino are permitted.
Moreover, the player claims to have played only a single game, Piggy Tap, which is also available in both of the aforementioned jurisdictions. Based on this, we believe that the player gained no unfair advantage and that the winnings were accumulated through regular gameplay. From our perspective, under these circumstances, the player’s winnings should be honored.
Dear krinkelsmartins,
Unfortunately, as the casino remains firm in its original decision - which appears to be non-negotiable - there are no further steps we can take at this stage. Therefore, I will now proceed to close this complaint as unresolved.
I understand that this outcome is not what you were hoping for. However, please note that unresolved complaints have a direct impact on the casino’s rating, which may eventually influence its approach to dispute resolution. Should the casino choose to revisit this matter in the future, we will reopen the complaint and notify you via email.
In the meantime, I recommend reaching out to the Anjouan Gaming Licensing Authority (AOFA) and submitting a complaint directly through the license badge displayed in the footer of the casino's website.
For guidance on how to effectively submit your complaint to the regulator, you can find helpful information at https://casino.guru/submitting-complaints-to-regulators.
If you need any assistance with the submission process or receive a response from the regulator, please don’t hesitate to email me at jakub.m@casino.guru.
I’m truly sorry that I couldn’t provide a more favorable resolution this time.
Best Regards,
Kubo