Dear Yevgen2026,
I have tried to contact the casino repeatedly but have had no success. I’m afraid there is not much that can be achieved without cooperation from their side.
While technically speaking, the casino has indeed this mentioned in their terms and conditions:

and it is always advisable for every player to review the casino terms and conditions before registering, however, as I mentioned above, If players from restricted jurisdictions are still able to freely access the website, complete registration, and make deposits without meaningful restrictions, system blocks, or sufficiently clear warnings, this raises concerns regarding the effective enforcement of the operator’s regional restrictions.
Such circumstances may result in players participating in gambling activity and accumulating winnings under the reasonable assumption that their access is permitted, only to later discover that their jurisdiction or residency renders them ineligible. From a fairness and consumer protection perspective, this creates a situation that is both confusing and unfair to the players. If the casino accepts deposits and losses from such players it should also disburse winnings.
The action by the casino in this instance does not align with the fair and transparent practices we advocate for.
As we strive to promote a safe gambling environment for both players and casinos, it is essential that every casino implements features to prevent players from restricted countries from registering and depositing money. Top casinos already have such features in place, which helps minimise situations like this.
Regrettably, the casino team seems not to be willing to work on a solution of your case. Therefore, we had to close this complaint as Unresolved—Against Fair Gambling.
I understand this isn't a satisfactory solution to your issue. However, the decrease in the casino's rating caused by unresolved complaints might encourage them to change their approach. If the casino decides to respond, we will reopen the complaint and notify you by email.
I recommend always checking the casino's terms and conditions to ensure your country is not one of the restricted ones.
In the meantime, if you want to take your complaint further, you can submit a complaint to the Anjouan Gaming Authority.
Although according to their policy, the Authority does not mediate, arbitrate, adjudicate, or otherwise intervene in individual player-operator disputes. However, if a complaint is not resolved by the casino team within 30 days, it may be escalated to an independent Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) provider. Participation in ADR is mandatory for all licensed operators, and the operator is required to cover the associated costs (if applicable).
As Patrick Spins Casino has not engaged or responded within our own dispute resolution process as an reputable alternative dispute mediator, this may constitute a potential breach of licensing conditions. For this reason, it may be appropriate to inform the licensing authority of the situation. You can contact them here: Contact | Anjouan Gaming
They may be able to review the matter further and take any necessary action which could help to potentially resolve your issue.
Please let me know if they were able to help at michal.k@casino.guru.
Regrettably, this is where any potential assistance from our end concerning your case concludes. I am sorry I couldn't be of more help on this occasion.
Best regards,
Michal
Casino Guru
Dear Yevgen2026,
I have tried to contact the casino repeatedly but have had no success. I’m afraid there is not much that can be achieved without cooperation from their side.
While technically speaking, the casino has indeed this mentioned in their terms and conditions:

and it is always advisable for every player to review the casino terms and conditions before registering, however, as I mentioned above, If players from restricted jurisdictions are still able to freely access the website, complete registration, and make deposits without meaningful restrictions, system blocks, or sufficiently clear warnings, this raises concerns regarding the effective enforcement of the operator’s regional restrictions.
Such circumstances may result in players participating in gambling activity and accumulating winnings under the reasonable assumption that their access is permitted, only to later discover that their jurisdiction or residency renders them ineligible. From a fairness and consumer protection perspective, this creates a situation that is both confusing and unfair to the players. If the casino accepts deposits and losses from such players it should also disburse winnings.
The action by the casino in this instance does not align with the fair and transparent practices we advocate for.
As we strive to promote a safe gambling environment for both players and casinos, it is essential that every casino implements features to prevent players from restricted countries from registering and depositing money. Top casinos already have such features in place, which helps minimise situations like this.
Regrettably, the casino team seems not to be willing to work on a solution of your case. Therefore, we had to close this complaint as Unresolved—Against Fair Gambling.
I understand this isn't a satisfactory solution to your issue. However, the decrease in the casino's rating caused by unresolved complaints might encourage them to change their approach. If the casino decides to respond, we will reopen the complaint and notify you by email.
I recommend always checking the casino's terms and conditions to ensure your country is not one of the restricted ones.
In the meantime, if you want to take your complaint further, you can submit a complaint to the Anjouan Gaming Authority.
Although according to their policy, the Authority does not mediate, arbitrate, adjudicate, or otherwise intervene in individual player-operator disputes. However, if a complaint is not resolved by the casino team within 30 days, it may be escalated to an independent Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) provider. Participation in ADR is mandatory for all licensed operators, and the operator is required to cover the associated costs (if applicable).
As Patrick Spins Casino has not engaged or responded within our own dispute resolution process as an reputable alternative dispute mediator, this may constitute a potential breach of licensing conditions. For this reason, it may be appropriate to inform the licensing authority of the situation. You can contact them here: Contact | Anjouan Gaming
They may be able to review the matter further and take any necessary action which could help to potentially resolve your issue.
Please let me know if they were able to help at michal.k@casino.guru.
Regrettably, this is where any potential assistance from our end concerning your case concludes. I am sorry I couldn't be of more help on this occasion.
Best regards,
Michal
Casino Guru