Hello.
I think I would be quite nervous too.
Well, in such a case, I have another point of view, the point of fairness.
We at Casino Guru believe that if a player is able to access the casino's website, open the registration form, create an account, deposit and play, it's understandable that they assume that they are allowed to play at this casino.
Some experienced or careful players might read the T&Cs and find out that their country is restricted, but these players are definitely in the minority.
Thus, my appreciation to you for being so careful.
Now we're getting to the important end fact:
"It is not acceptable to let players gamble if a casino knows that they are from a restricted country and if the casino plans to refer to the rule about restricted countries whenever a player requests their first withdrawal. This is completely against the rules of fair play, as the casino is knowingly letting a player wager money without a chance to actually win something in return."
So, if you find yourself in this situation, come here immediately. Though I'm quite convinced this well-known casino is mostly fair, I want to be sure it all went out fairly for you.
It is common for the support or chat operator to refer to the point mentioned in the rules, but I think we both agree that it only raises an eyebrow. I'd personally prefer a more reliable response to such an important question.
Could you keep me posted, please?
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