I am a Spanish resident permanently registered in the Spanish National Self-Exclusion Registry (RGIAJ) since before 2014. This is a national mandatory registry administered by the DGOJ (Spanish Gambling Authority). Any operator accepting Spanish players is required to verify against this registry.
Despite my self-exclusion status, VikingLuck accepted deposits from me and allowed real-money gaming on repeated occasions.
On 24 April 2025, I sent a written request to VikingLuck support explicitly requesting immediate and permanent account closure due to gambling disorder. The operator did not respond and did not close the account.
Nearly one year later, on 24, 27 and 28 March 2026, VikingLuck sent me personalised promotional emails addressed to me by full name, offering VIP bonuses of up to €600 to induce further deposits — with full knowledge of my gambling disorder.
I also have a documented clinical diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder, which severely impairs rational financial decision-making during manic episodes.
What I am requesting:
1. Full restitution of all net deposits made on VikingLuck
2. Compensation for moral damages for wilful exploitation of a self-identified gambling addict whose condition was known to the operator
3. Permanent account closure and cessation of all marketing communications
Evidence available:
∙ Written account closure request dated 24 April 2025
∙ Copies of promotional emails received 24, 27 and 28 March 2026
∙ Certificate of RGIAJ registration (pre-2014, permanent)
∙ Clinical psychiatric report (Bipolar Disorder)
∙ Certified extrajudicial demand letter (burofax) sent to NovaForge Ltd. on 31 March 2026
I am a Spanish resident permanently registered in the Spanish National Self-Exclusion Registry (RGIAJ) since before 2014. This is a national mandatory registry administered by the DGOJ (Spanish Gambling Authority). Any operator accepting Spanish players is required to verify against this registry.
Despite my self-exclusion status, VikingLuck accepted deposits from me and allowed real-money gaming on repeated occasions.
On 24 April 2025, I sent a written request to VikingLuck support explicitly requesting immediate and permanent account closure due to gambling disorder. The operator did not respond and did not close the account.
Nearly one year later, on 24, 27 and 28 March 2026, VikingLuck sent me personalised promotional emails addressed to me by full name, offering VIP bonuses of up to €600 to induce further deposits — with full knowledge of my gambling disorder.
I also have a documented clinical diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder, which severely impairs rational financial decision-making during manic episodes.
What I am requesting:
1. Full restitution of all net deposits made on VikingLuck
2. Compensation for moral damages for wilful exploitation of a self-identified gambling addict whose condition was known to the operator
3. Permanent account closure and cessation of all marketing communications
Evidence available:
∙ Written account closure request dated 24 April 2025
∙ Copies of promotional emails received 24, 27 and 28 March 2026
∙ Certificate of RGIAJ registration (pre-2014, permanent)
∙ Clinical psychiatric report (Bipolar Disorder)
∙ Certified extrajudicial demand letter (burofax) sent to NovaForge Ltd. on 31 March 2026