Dear tirion365,
It’s a pleasure to e-meet you. My name is Kubo, and I’ll be handling your complaint moving forward.
If there have been any updates or new developments since your last message, please don’t hesitate to share them with me.
Since Immerion Casino has already participated in this discussion, I will continue the conversation here.
Dear Immerion Casino,
Welcome to this complaint thread.
I would like to address a serious concern regarding the casino’s interpretation and application of its Responsible Gambling Policy. In our view, there is a clear inconsistency between claiming a commitment to responsible gambling and simultaneously declining to close a player’s account when that player explicitly reports a gambling problem.
When a player acknowledges a gambling issue and requests account closure, a truly responsible gambling policy requires prompt and decisive action to protect that individual from further harm. Allowing the player to continue gambling - or even waiting for them to withdraw or lose their remaining balance - is, from our perspective, entirely unacceptable. Unfortunately, that appears to be what occurred in this case: the casino failed to act in accordance with its stated policy, and as a result, the player’s funds were lost rather than safeguarded.
A genuine commitment to responsible gambling and self-exclusion policies means assuming responsibility for the well-being of vulnerable players and taking proactive steps to prevent further harm. It should not mean passively observing as the player’s remaining funds are depleted.
Would you not agree that the very essence of responsible gambling lies in intervening when a player explicitly seeks help - especially when the request is made to protect themselves and their remaining funds? If such protection only begins after the player has already lost everything, the concept of responsible gambling loses its fundamental purpose.
I would like to hear your opinion on this matter before drawing further conclusions.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Best regards,
Kubo
Dear tirion365,
It’s a pleasure to e-meet you. My name is Kubo, and I’ll be handling your complaint moving forward.
If there have been any updates or new developments since your last message, please don’t hesitate to share them with me.
Since Immerion Casino has already participated in this discussion, I will continue the conversation here.
Dear Immerion Casino,
Welcome to this complaint thread.
I would like to address a serious concern regarding the casino’s interpretation and application of its Responsible Gambling Policy. In our view, there is a clear inconsistency between claiming a commitment to responsible gambling and simultaneously declining to close a player’s account when that player explicitly reports a gambling problem.
When a player acknowledges a gambling issue and requests account closure, a truly responsible gambling policy requires prompt and decisive action to protect that individual from further harm. Allowing the player to continue gambling - or even waiting for them to withdraw or lose their remaining balance - is, from our perspective, entirely unacceptable. Unfortunately, that appears to be what occurred in this case: the casino failed to act in accordance with its stated policy, and as a result, the player’s funds were lost rather than safeguarded.
A genuine commitment to responsible gambling and self-exclusion policies means assuming responsibility for the well-being of vulnerable players and taking proactive steps to prevent further harm. It should not mean passively observing as the player’s remaining funds are depleted.
Would you not agree that the very essence of responsible gambling lies in intervening when a player explicitly seeks help - especially when the request is made to protect themselves and their remaining funds? If such protection only begins after the player has already lost everything, the concept of responsible gambling loses its fundamental purpose.
I would like to hear your opinion on this matter before drawing further conclusions.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Best regards,
Kubo