Dear Morospin Casino,
Thank you for your email and for providing the requested information and evidence. I have replied with some additional questions and am awaiting your response.
Dear Glenn130991,
I understand your concerns, which are likely influenced by your frustration regarding the funds you lost. However, morospin.be appears to be just a landing page providing information about the casino rather than the casino's actual official website.
Additionally, when I clicked on the "Register" button

I was redirected to a different website.

This further suggests that the page you referred to is not the casino's actual operating website.
I cannot rule out that the website may previously have redirected players to the casino's platform or operated differently at the time of your registration. Nevertheless, based on how the website currently functions, it does not appear to be the casino's official operating website.
Regardless of how you personally interpret the landing page, the casino's actual website, or the way its services were made available to you, I have to agree with the casino's response that:
"The availability of the services should not be construed as an offer or invitation from us to use the services in a country where such use is illegal."
This is a common provision found in the Terms and Conditions of essentially all licensed online casinos and is intended to make clear that the availability or accessibility of a website does not, in itself, constitute confirmation that the casino is authorized to offer its services in every jurisdiction.
Moreover, as my colleague Attila has already informed you, we, as Casino Guru does not have the legal authority to determine in which jurisdictions a particular casino may lawfully offer its services or to enforce licensing or gambling regulations. If this is the core issue of your complaint, as it appears to be, I am afraid that this is not something we are able to determine or enforce through our complaint forum. You would therefore need to raise this matter with the appropriate regulatory or other competent authorities in your jurisdiction.
From the information currently available, the funds you deposited were used for ordinary gameplay and were subsequently lost through that gameplay. There is no indication at this stage that the casino confiscated otherwise legitimate funds or withheld a balance that remained in your account.
Consequently, from the perspective of our role as an independent dispute mediator, I am afraid there is currently no basis on which we could require the casino to return the funds you lost through gameplay.
We can, for example, investigate situations where a casino accepts a player from a restricted jurisdiction, allows the player to deposit and play, and subsequently relies on that same jurisdictional restriction as a reason to confiscate legitimate winnings or funds that would otherwise be payable to the player. However, based on the information currently available, that does not appear to be what happened in this case.
I will, of course, await the additional information and evidence I have requested from the casino before making any final assessment. However, based on the circumstances currently known to me, I do not expect the additional information to materially change the position outlined above.
Dear Morospin Casino,
Thank you for your email and for providing the requested information and evidence. I have replied with some additional questions and am awaiting your response.
Dear Glenn130991,
I understand your concerns, which are likely influenced by your frustration regarding the funds you lost. However, morospin.be appears to be just a landing page providing information about the casino rather than the casino's actual official website.
Additionally, when I clicked on the "Register" button

I was redirected to a different website.

This further suggests that the page you referred to is not the casino's actual operating website.
I cannot rule out that the website may previously have redirected players to the casino's platform or operated differently at the time of your registration. Nevertheless, based on how the website currently functions, it does not appear to be the casino's official operating website.
Regardless of how you personally interpret the landing page, the casino's actual website, or the way its services were made available to you, I have to agree with the casino's response that:
"The availability of the services should not be construed as an offer or invitation from us to use the services in a country where such use is illegal."
This is a common provision found in the Terms and Conditions of essentially all licensed online casinos and is intended to make clear that the availability or accessibility of a website does not, in itself, constitute confirmation that the casino is authorized to offer its services in every jurisdiction.
Moreover, as my colleague Attila has already informed you, we, as Casino Guru does not have the legal authority to determine in which jurisdictions a particular casino may lawfully offer its services or to enforce licensing or gambling regulations. If this is the core issue of your complaint, as it appears to be, I am afraid that this is not something we are able to determine or enforce through our complaint forum. You would therefore need to raise this matter with the appropriate regulatory or other competent authorities in your jurisdiction.
From the information currently available, the funds you deposited were used for ordinary gameplay and were subsequently lost through that gameplay. There is no indication at this stage that the casino confiscated otherwise legitimate funds or withheld a balance that remained in your account.
Consequently, from the perspective of our role as an independent dispute mediator, I am afraid there is currently no basis on which we could require the casino to return the funds you lost through gameplay.
We can, for example, investigate situations where a casino accepts a player from a restricted jurisdiction, allows the player to deposit and play, and subsequently relies on that same jurisdictional restriction as a reason to confiscate legitimate winnings or funds that would otherwise be payable to the player. However, based on the information currently available, that does not appear to be what happened in this case.
I will, of course, await the additional information and evidence I have requested from the casino before making any final assessment. However, based on the circumstances currently known to me, I do not expect the additional information to materially change the position outlined above.
Edited by a Casino Guru admin