Subject: Severe Breach of Self-Exclusion Policy, VIP Status Misconduct, and Refund Request for 5,611,488 ARS - ID 354124893
Description:
I am filing this formal complaint against Lucky Stars due to a critical and documented failure in their Responsible Gambling and Self-Exclusion protocols.
1. The Background:
On 14 march 2026, I officially requested a permanent self-exclusion due to gambling addiction. To complete this process, the casino required me via email to submit my ID/DNI and a selfie through a formal KYC link (forms.kycaid). I complied, and the casino acknowledged and confirmed the permanent closure of my account.
2. The Technical and Ethical Breach:
Despite having my biometric data and ID on file specifically for exclusion, the casino’s system allowed me to register a new account shortly after, using the exact same personal information:
Full Name and ID/DNI.
The same IP Address and Virtual Wallet (Mercado Pago/CVU).
Furthermore, despite my previous self-exclusion for addiction, the casino granted me VIP Status on this second account. This proves they not only failed to block me but actively incentivized a vulnerable player's activity.
3. Evidence of Deposits:
I have documented 29 separate deposits totaling 5,611,488 ARS made after my self-exclusion. I am attaching the original confirmation, the KYC request email, and a sample of the largest deposit receipts. I have all 29 bank transfer confirmations ready to be provided via email.
4. My Demand:
I am demanding a full refund of the 5,611,488 ARS deposited under this second account. The casino violated its legal duty of care by allowing a self-excluded user—whose identity was fully verified via KYC for exclusion—to re-register, deposit, and receive VIP benefits.
Subject: Severe Breach of Self-Exclusion Policy, VIP Status Misconduct, and Refund Request for 5,611,488 ARS - ID 354124893
Description:
I am filing this formal complaint against Lucky Stars due to a critical and documented failure in their Responsible Gambling and Self-Exclusion protocols.
1. The Background:
On 14 march 2026, I officially requested a permanent self-exclusion due to gambling addiction. To complete this process, the casino required me via email to submit my ID/DNI and a selfie through a formal KYC link (forms.kycaid). I complied, and the casino acknowledged and confirmed the permanent closure of my account.
2. The Technical and Ethical Breach:
Despite having my biometric data and ID on file specifically for exclusion, the casino’s system allowed me to register a new account shortly after, using the exact same personal information:
Full Name and ID/DNI.
The same IP Address and Virtual Wallet (Mercado Pago/CVU).
Furthermore, despite my previous self-exclusion for addiction, the casino granted me VIP Status on this second account. This proves they not only failed to block me but actively incentivized a vulnerable player's activity.
3. Evidence of Deposits:
I have documented 29 separate deposits totaling 5,611,488 ARS made after my self-exclusion. I am attaching the original confirmation, the KYC request email, and a sample of the largest deposit receipts. I have all 29 bank transfer confirmations ready to be provided via email.
4. My Demand:
I am demanding a full refund of the 5,611,488 ARS deposited under this second account. The casino violated its legal duty of care by allowing a self-excluded user—whose identity was fully verified via KYC for exclusion—to re-register, deposit, and receive VIP benefits.