Spinrise Casino - Player's account has not been closed as requested.

On December 31, 2025, I requested that my account be closed and that I be self-excluded. This request was made because I was experiencing gambling-related harm and wanted to prevent myself from continuing to gamble. Despite making my intentions clear, the casino failed to properly implement my self-exclusion and allowed me to continue accessing and using my account.

Following my initial self-exclusion request on December 31, 2025, I repeatedly contacted the casino and continued asking for my account to be closed. I made numerous requests over several months and effectively had to keep pushing and pleading for action to be taken.

During the period after my self-exclusion request, the casino continued to allow me to gamble, resulting in approximately CAD $55,000 in additional losses. Had my self-exclusion request been properly processed when it was first submitted, these losses would not have occurred.

Eventually, on April 28, 2026, I received written confirmation from the VIP Manager stating that my account had been closed. I relied on this representation and believed that the matter had finally been resolved.

However, despite being told in writing that my account had been closed, the casino failed to actually enforce the closure. My account remained accessible, and I was still able to receive marketing communications and promotional offers, including free-spin promotions. The casino’s actions were entirely inconsistent with both an account closure and a self-exclusion.

As a result of the casino’s failure to enforce the closure it had confirmed in writing, I continued gambling and suffered an additional loss of more than CAD $10,000 after April 28, 2026.

In summary:

December 31, 2025: Requested account closure and self-exclusion.

Casino failed to implement the self-exclusion.

Continued to request closure over the following months.

Approximately CAD $55,000 lost after the original self-exclusion request.

April 28, 2026: VIP Manager confirmed in writing that my account was closed.

Account was not actually closed despite that confirmation.

Continued receiving promotional offers, including free spins.

Lost an additional CAD $10,000+ after the date the account was supposedly closed.

I believe the casino failed in its responsible gambling obligations by not honoring my self-exclusion request, by allowing continued gambling after that request, by confirming in writing that my account had been closed when it had not been, and by continuing to send promotional offers after I had requested self-exclusion and closure.

I respectfully request a full investigation into the handling of my self-exclusion and account closure requests and seek reimbursement of the losses incurred after my self-exclusion request and, at a minimum, the losses incurred after April 28, 2026, when the casino confirmed in writing that my account had been closed.

I have full email proof of all of this.

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Hello,

Thank you very much for submitting your complaint. I’m sorry to hear about your negative experience with Spinrise Casino.

Please allow me to ask you a few questions so I can better understand the situation.

• Have you asked the casino for a refund of net deposits due to failed player protection?
• Have you received any response?
• If there is any further communication since May 22nd, send it to my email at tomas@casino.guru

I hope we will be able to help you resolve this issue as soon as possible. Thank you very much in advance for your reply.

Best regards,

Tomas