Thanks for sharing this in such a calm and detailed way. Situations like this are understandably frustrating, especially given the scale and the time involved.
At the same time, it’s fair to say that from an external perspective, cases like this are rarely as straightforward as they seem. When a casino refers to a "technical malfunction," it doesn’t necessarily mean a single visible glitch during one session. It can also point to deeper issues such as errors in game logic, payout miscalculations, or inconsistencies identified later through data analysis.
The fact that the winnings were built up gradually over several months does raise valid questions, but it doesn’t automatically rule out that kind of issue.
As for the provider’s statement, it’s definitely an important element. At the same time, it’s important to consider whether the casino and the provider are evaluating the exact same dataset and time period, as differences there can sometimes lead to conflicting conclusions.
Going through Casino Guru and exploring legal options makes sense in a situation of this scale. That’s the right direction.
For now, the key is to rely on verifiable information from all sides and to let the process play out. If there are any concrete updates or official documentation, it would definitely help others better understand what’s actually happening here.
Hello, I have a problem with the 0xbet casino. I requested self-exclusion due to issues and sent an email 3 days ago. They ignored me and I continued depositing and betting until now, between €3000-€4000. My question is, do I have the right to claim compensation from the time I sent the email until now?
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