Thank you for your reply.
I understand that receiving repeated promotional emails can be frustrating. However, I would like to clarify that within our complaint resolution service, we are generally able to assist only in cases related to self-exclusion due to gambling addiction, where casinos have specific responsible gambling obligations toward the player. Requests for standard account closures, even if they are not processed as quickly as expected, unfortunately fall outside the scope of issues we are able to intervene in.
If you simply no longer wish to play, the most practical solution is to avoid accessing the casino website. Regarding the marketing emails you are receiving, most promotional emails contain an "unsubscribe" option at the bottom of the message, which allows you to remove yourself from the mailing list.
If the emails continue after unsubscribing, you may also consider the following options:
- marking the messages as spam in your email provider,
- creating a filter that automatically blocks or deletes emails from that sender,
- blocking the sender’s address directly in your email settings.
These steps are typically the most effective way to stop unwanted promotional communication.
Unfortunately, compensation for receiving marketing emails or for dissatisfaction with account closure handling is not something we are able to pursue through our complaint process.
Thank you for your understanding. Please let me know if there is anything else we can assist you with.
Thank you for your reply.
I understand that receiving repeated promotional emails can be frustrating. However, I would like to clarify that within our complaint resolution service, we are generally able to assist only in cases related to self-exclusion due to gambling addiction, where casinos have specific responsible gambling obligations toward the player. Requests for standard account closures, even if they are not processed as quickly as expected, unfortunately fall outside the scope of issues we are able to intervene in.
If you simply no longer wish to play, the most practical solution is to avoid accessing the casino website. Regarding the marketing emails you are receiving, most promotional emails contain an "unsubscribe" option at the bottom of the message, which allows you to remove yourself from the mailing list.
If the emails continue after unsubscribing, you may also consider the following options:
- marking the messages as spam in your email provider,
- creating a filter that automatically blocks or deletes emails from that sender,
- blocking the sender’s address directly in your email settings.
These steps are typically the most effective way to stop unwanted promotional communication.
Unfortunately, compensation for receiving marketing emails or for dissatisfaction with account closure handling is not something we are able to pursue through our complaint process.
Thank you for your understanding. Please let me know if there is anything else we can assist you with.