Dear CasinoGuru team,
I would like to submit a formal complaint against Wazbee.com, Royspins.com, and Welle.casino for ignoring my self-exclusion request due to gambling addiction, refusing to refund my deposits, and failing to comply with GDPR requests for personal data and transaction records.
Background and Timeline:
On August 26, 2024, I sent a clear and unambiguous self-exclusion request via email to the support addresses of the above-mentioned casinos and their affiliated brands. In that message, I asked for a permanent and irreversible exclusion from all platforms operated under their licenses, due to problematic gambling behavior and addiction.
I explicitly stated that I would not take responsibility for future losses and requested closure of all my accounts across all related brands and websites.
The email was addressed directly in the "To:" field, not via CC or BCC, as falsely claimed by Wazbee.com. I have attached a screenshot as evidence.
Despite this, Wazbee.com did not exclude me, and I continued to have access to their platform.
On December 8, 2024, I followed up with Wazbee to ask why my exclusion was not implemented. In response, their support agent "Evelyn K." claimed my original message was ignored because it had been sent via carbon copy (CC) and was flagged as spam. This is demonstrably false.
Even if the message had ended up in a spam folder, it is the responsibility of the casino to monitor and process exclusion requests – especially those concerning gambling addiction.
Violations and Concerns:
1 Failure to act on a clear and valid self-exclusion request
Ignoring a request for permanent exclusion due to gambling addiction is a direct violation of industry standards for responsible gambling
.
2 Unfounded excuse to deny refund
The claim that my email was sent via CC is incorrect. I provided proof that it was addressed properly. Regardless, filtering issues do not excuse the casino’s obligation to handle such critical matters.
3 Inconsistent enforcement within the same group of casinos
One of the recipients of the exact same message – Welle.casino – did in fact block my account. This proves:
The message was properly delivered.
The casinos involved are part of the same group or operator and thus had the means and obligation to block me across all their brands.
If Welle.casino could exclude me, so could Wazbee and Royspins – but they chose not to.
4 Failure to prevent gambling and accept deposits post-exclusion request
I continued to gamble after August 26, 2024, and made deposits under the assumption that my accounts would be blocked. These deposits should be fully refunded.
5 Violation of GDPR – refusal to disclose account data
I submitted GDPR-based data access requests, but none of the casinos provided:
A breakdown of my deposit history,
My account activity, or
The total amount of money I spent.
Attachments:
Screenshot of original self-exclusion email (August 26, 2024)
Follow-up complaint email (December 8, 2024)
Reply from Wazbee denying responsibility
Proof that the email was not a CC/BCC
Evidence of account block by Welle.casino in contrast to others
What I Request:
A full refund of all deposits made after August 26, 2024, across:
Wazbee.com
Royspins.com
Welle.casino
A full GDPR-compliant disclosure of my account history and all deposit amounts.
A review of internal procedures regarding responsible gambling and exclusion handling.
I kindly ask for your help in ensuring that operators like these are held accountable and that other players facing gambling problems are treated more responsibly.
Thank you for your support,
Dear CasinoGuru team,
I would like to submit a formal complaint against Wazbee.com, Royspins.com, and Welle.casino for ignoring my self-exclusion request due to gambling addiction, refusing to refund my deposits, and failing to comply with GDPR requests for personal data and transaction records.
Background and Timeline:
On August 26, 2024, I sent a clear and unambiguous self-exclusion request via email to the support addresses of the above-mentioned casinos and their affiliated brands. In that message, I asked for a permanent and irreversible exclusion from all platforms operated under their licenses, due to problematic gambling behavior and addiction.
I explicitly stated that I would not take responsibility for future losses and requested closure of all my accounts across all related brands and websites.
The email was addressed directly in the "To:" field, not via CC or BCC, as falsely claimed by Wazbee.com. I have attached a screenshot as evidence.
Despite this, Wazbee.com did not exclude me, and I continued to have access to their platform.
On December 8, 2024, I followed up with Wazbee to ask why my exclusion was not implemented. In response, their support agent "Evelyn K." claimed my original message was ignored because it had been sent via carbon copy (CC) and was flagged as spam. This is demonstrably false.
Even if the message had ended up in a spam folder, it is the responsibility of the casino to monitor and process exclusion requests – especially those concerning gambling addiction.
Violations and Concerns:
1 Failure to act on a clear and valid self-exclusion request
Ignoring a request for permanent exclusion due to gambling addiction is a direct violation of industry standards for responsible gambling
.
2 Unfounded excuse to deny refund
The claim that my email was sent via CC is incorrect. I provided proof that it was addressed properly. Regardless, filtering issues do not excuse the casino’s obligation to handle such critical matters.
3 Inconsistent enforcement within the same group of casinos
One of the recipients of the exact same message – Welle.casino – did in fact block my account. This proves:
The message was properly delivered.
The casinos involved are part of the same group or operator and thus had the means and obligation to block me across all their brands.
If Welle.casino could exclude me, so could Wazbee and Royspins – but they chose not to.
4 Failure to prevent gambling and accept deposits post-exclusion request
I continued to gamble after August 26, 2024, and made deposits under the assumption that my accounts would be blocked. These deposits should be fully refunded.
5 Violation of GDPR – refusal to disclose account data
I submitted GDPR-based data access requests, but none of the casinos provided:
A breakdown of my deposit history,
My account activity, or
The total amount of money I spent.
Attachments:
Screenshot of original self-exclusion email (August 26, 2024)
Follow-up complaint email (December 8, 2024)
Reply from Wazbee denying responsibility
Proof that the email was not a CC/BCC
Evidence of account block by Welle.casino in contrast to others
What I Request:
A full refund of all deposits made after August 26, 2024, across:
Wazbee.com
Royspins.com
Welle.casino
A full GDPR-compliant disclosure of my account history and all deposit amounts.
A review of internal procedures regarding responsible gambling and exclusion handling.
I kindly ask for your help in ensuring that operators like these are held accountable and that other players facing gambling problems are treated more responsibly.
Thank you for your support,