Thank you very much for your quick reply!
Can you see all my previous posts here? Some of them here public, other are not.
Most of the details are already in my previous messages, but I’ll summarize everything briefly again:
A long time ago, I had already requested my account at Quickwin to be closed and it stayed closed for a long time.
Without asking me or getting my consent, the account was suddenly reopened, and I received an email saying:
"Hi Bromberger, your account has been reopened."
After I lost the first few hundred euros, I immediately requested the account to be closed again — that was on February 9th, 2025. Since then, I have unfortunately continued to gamble almost daily and have repeatedly contacted support via email and live chat, sometimes several times per week, begging them to close my account as soon as possible.
In the live chat, I was constantly told that nothing could be done directly, that the issue would be forwarded, that it was being handled with high priority, etc.
But nothing ever happened.
From the very beginning, I had the strong suspicion that due to my obvious gambling and deposit behavior (frequent deposits, frequent cancelled withdrawal requests), the casino operators were deliberately refusing to close my account, because they could see how much money I was losing, despite clearly stating that I have a gambling addiction and needed help.
I’ve now lost over €10,000 since the beginning of the year.
I am blocked everywhere else, even registered with OASIS, and I’ve also been in therapy.
But only Quickwin Casino allowed me to gamble again.
I looked for help everywhere. I even begged support via live chat to please help me.
The responses were always the same. Some agents even replied, when I told them I had no control over my addiction:
"It’s up to you whether you log in or not."
(Screenshots of this are already uploaded above.)
I’ve sent you the email history directly by email cause I didn’t want to post it publicly because it contains my full name and email address etc.
Last week, I sent another formal request by email, even putting your colleague Thomas in CC.
Still, nothing has happened, and I’ve lost several thousand euros since then.
As if it wasn't bad enough that the account is still active and I’m still able to deposit (and unfortunately continue to do so daily), I even received an email yesterday saying that I am now a VIP customer, with a €100 bonus and a personal manager.
Even that personal manager has not responded to my request to close the account.
To claim back the money I have lost since then, and close my account - do you think it makes sense if I escalate this by filing formal complaints with the gambling authority and the licensing body or do you think you will be able to find another solution with the representative from QuickWinCasino?
This kind of misconduct and negligence towards people struggling with gambling addiction can destroy lives, and it must not be tolerated.
Thank you very much for your quick reply!
Can you see all my previous posts here? Some of them here public, other are not.
Most of the details are already in my previous messages, but I’ll summarize everything briefly again:
A long time ago, I had already requested my account at Quickwin to be closed and it stayed closed for a long time.
Without asking me or getting my consent, the account was suddenly reopened, and I received an email saying:
"Hi Bromberger, your account has been reopened."
After I lost the first few hundred euros, I immediately requested the account to be closed again — that was on February 9th, 2025. Since then, I have unfortunately continued to gamble almost daily and have repeatedly contacted support via email and live chat, sometimes several times per week, begging them to close my account as soon as possible.
In the live chat, I was constantly told that nothing could be done directly, that the issue would be forwarded, that it was being handled with high priority, etc.
But nothing ever happened.
From the very beginning, I had the strong suspicion that due to my obvious gambling and deposit behavior (frequent deposits, frequent cancelled withdrawal requests), the casino operators were deliberately refusing to close my account, because they could see how much money I was losing, despite clearly stating that I have a gambling addiction and needed help.
I’ve now lost over €10,000 since the beginning of the year.
I am blocked everywhere else, even registered with OASIS, and I’ve also been in therapy.
But only Quickwin Casino allowed me to gamble again.
I looked for help everywhere. I even begged support via live chat to please help me.
The responses were always the same. Some agents even replied, when I told them I had no control over my addiction:
"It’s up to you whether you log in or not."
(Screenshots of this are already uploaded above.)
I’ve sent you the email history directly by email cause I didn’t want to post it publicly because it contains my full name and email address etc.
Last week, I sent another formal request by email, even putting your colleague Thomas in CC.
Still, nothing has happened, and I’ve lost several thousand euros since then.
As if it wasn't bad enough that the account is still active and I’m still able to deposit (and unfortunately continue to do so daily), I even received an email yesterday saying that I am now a VIP customer, with a €100 bonus and a personal manager.
Even that personal manager has not responded to my request to close the account.
To claim back the money I have lost since then, and close my account - do you think it makes sense if I escalate this by filing formal complaints with the gambling authority and the licensing body or do you think you will be able to find another solution with the representative from QuickWinCasino?
This kind of misconduct and negligence towards people struggling with gambling addiction can destroy lives, and it must not be tolerated.