On 26 December 2025, I sent a self-exclusion request to Spinanga via their official support email address, as instructed on their website, to do for requests for self exclusion. The subject line of the email was "Self exclusion", and I clearly stated that I had been gambling too much and requested that my account be closed so that I would not be able to access it in any way.
Despite this, my account remained fully accessible. I was able to continue depositing and gambling for nearly three months, until my last deposit on 16 March 2026.
During this period, I also continued receiving marketing emails with bonus offers, and communication from VIP managers encouraging me to deposit and continue gambling.
As a result, I incurred losses of approximately 9000 NOK after submitting my self-exclusion request.
The casino now claims that they never received my email and states that the only closure request was made on 17 March 2026, which they processed immediately. However, the email was sent to their official support address on Dec 26, and did not bounce. The failure to process this request indicates a breakdown in their responsible gambling procedures.
Additionally, the casino has rejected my refund request by referring to their Terms and Conditions stating that no refunds are possible after bets are placed. I believe this is not applicable in this situation, as this case concerns a failure to act on a self-exclusion request.
I can provide the following evidence:
•Screenshot of my self-exclusion email sent on 26 December 2025.
•Marketing emails received after that date.
•VIP manager communications encouraging deposits.
•Deposit history showing continued gambling after the request.
I believe the casino failed to act on a clear self-exclusion request and continued to allow and encourage gambling activity, which resulted in financial losses.
I am requesting a refund of losses incurred after 26 December 2025.
Best regards,
Anita Simonsen
On 26 December 2025, I sent a self-exclusion request to Spinanga via their official support email address, as instructed on their website, to do for requests for self exclusion. The subject line of the email was "Self exclusion", and I clearly stated that I had been gambling too much and requested that my account be closed so that I would not be able to access it in any way.
Despite this, my account remained fully accessible. I was able to continue depositing and gambling for nearly three months, until my last deposit on 16 March 2026.
During this period, I also continued receiving marketing emails with bonus offers, and communication from VIP managers encouraging me to deposit and continue gambling.
As a result, I incurred losses of approximately 9000 NOK after submitting my self-exclusion request.
The casino now claims that they never received my email and states that the only closure request was made on 17 March 2026, which they processed immediately. However, the email was sent to their official support address on Dec 26, and did not bounce. The failure to process this request indicates a breakdown in their responsible gambling procedures.
Additionally, the casino has rejected my refund request by referring to their Terms and Conditions stating that no refunds are possible after bets are placed. I believe this is not applicable in this situation, as this case concerns a failure to act on a self-exclusion request.
I can provide the following evidence:
•Screenshot of my self-exclusion email sent on 26 December 2025.
•Marketing emails received after that date.
•VIP manager communications encouraging deposits.
•Deposit history showing continued gambling after the request.
I believe the casino failed to act on a clear self-exclusion request and continued to allow and encourage gambling activity, which resulted in financial losses.
I am requesting a refund of losses incurred after 26 December 2025.
Best regards,
Anita Simonsen