Dear Tutankamun1,
Although it initially seemed that the casino team was willing to address this issue, they have unfortunately ceased responding despite my attempts to follow up with them.
Without effective communication to players (such as through a rule citation, pop-up alert, in-game notification, etc.) indicating that any further winnings they may accrue by continuing to play would be limited or confiscated again, even though the maximum win cap for the bonus play had already been enforced earlier, it results in an inequitable scenario where they risk losing their funds while being able to win only a very restricted amount. This clearly does not correspond with our expectations of fair practices from casinos.
In our commitment to improving the online gaming industry by promoting a secure and just environment for both players and casinos, we feel that the measures taken by the casino teams in your case are unjust.
Consequently, this matter will now be classified as Unresolved - Against Fair Gambling.
I understand this isn't a satisfactory solution to your issue. However, the decrease in the rating caused by unresolved complaints could help to change the casino's approach. If the casino decides to react, we will reopen the complaint, and you will be notified by email.
In the meantime, if you want to take your complaint further, you can submit a complaint to the Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) via email to [email protected]. You might find our article How to submit a complaint to a regulator | Casino Guru useful. Although CGA currently do not handle individual disputes between players and gaming operators, they could review the situation regarding potential violations of law. Please let me know how they responded at [email protected] if you decide to try this option.
I am sorry I could not be of more help on this occasion.
In the future, I highly suggest that you review the ratings and reviews for each casino prior to registering, ensuring that you choose one with a good rating.
Best regards,
Michal
Casino Guru
Dear Tutankamun1,
Although it initially seemed that the casino team was willing to address this issue, they have unfortunately ceased responding despite my attempts to follow up with them.
Without effective communication to players (such as through a rule citation, pop-up alert, in-game notification, etc.) indicating that any further winnings they may accrue by continuing to play would be limited or confiscated again, even though the maximum win cap for the bonus play had already been enforced earlier, it results in an inequitable scenario where they risk losing their funds while being able to win only a very restricted amount. This clearly does not correspond with our expectations of fair practices from casinos.
In our commitment to improving the online gaming industry by promoting a secure and just environment for both players and casinos, we feel that the measures taken by the casino teams in your case are unjust.
Consequently, this matter will now be classified as Unresolved - Against Fair Gambling.
I understand this isn't a satisfactory solution to your issue. However, the decrease in the rating caused by unresolved complaints could help to change the casino's approach. If the casino decides to react, we will reopen the complaint, and you will be notified by email.
In the meantime, if you want to take your complaint further, you can submit a complaint to the Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) via email to [email protected]. You might find our article How to submit a complaint to a regulator | Casino Guru useful. Although CGA currently do not handle individual disputes between players and gaming operators, they could review the situation regarding potential violations of law. Please let me know how they responded at [email protected] if you decide to try this option.
I am sorry I could not be of more help on this occasion.
In the future, I highly suggest that you review the ratings and reviews for each casino prior to registering, ensuring that you choose one with a good rating.
Best regards,
Michal
Casino Guru