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Online casino legal / illegal

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3 years ago

Hello,


with all the judgments, new rules, etc., you no longer know what is legal and illegal.


For example, am I allowed to play at Boomerang Casino or not.


If not what would be an alternative casino that I can play from Germany?


thanks


Greeting

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Polo
3 years ago

Naya basically most casinos are banned.

In Austria, for example, only the casino WIN2DAY is legal & all others are illegal, so to speak.

I don't know which casino is officially operated in Germany but I think there is definitely something.

Also, you can play players even if it's forbidden.

As I said, most of them are banned here in Austria, but I've been playing them for years and haven't had any problems.

So you can play with a clear conscience. 🙂

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3 years ago

Oh well. I just got unsure because I read in forums that some people received an ad 🤔

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Polo
3 years ago

I don't know if they're lying or what they're doing to get reported! But I've never been reported or anything.

I've been playing for a few years and never had any problems.

You can't always believe everything you people write because many like to fantasize.

In my opinion you can safely play in any reputable casino!

🙂

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3 years ago

But I still have one question. Why do all the streamers go to Malta etc.? 🤔

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3 years ago

They always say that it's not legal in Germany.

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Polo
3 years ago

Not all but some.

Most do it because of the taxes 😀

And some because they would like to stream but are not allowed to do so in Germany, for example.

As long as you just gamble, nobody will stress you out! 🙂

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Polo
3 years ago

Streaming in EU countries is generally prohibited.

Has many reasons.

But like I said, I wouldn't worry if I were you.

As long as you just gamble nobody can do anything to you.

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3 years ago

Oh well. I just got unsure because I read in forums that some people received an ad 🤔

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3 years ago

The point is players from Germany should only play in DE-licensed casinos (the current list is here), so all the restrictions and limitations that are set by the local law are applied.

Still, tons of casinos accept players from Germany no matter the missing license. 🤔

Well, it's business after all.

You are supposed to play in DE-licenced casinos only. Because if you experience any kind of issue, you won't stay helpless and can turn to the local jurisdiction.

I hope it helps you a bit, generally speaking, every player should officially play only in local licensed casinos.

If you have to play elsewhere, stick with the Malta license - still counts as one of the most reliable license providers.


Polo
3 years ago

What casinos do you play at?

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3 years ago

Was planning to play at Boomerang Casino. Greeting

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Polo
3 years ago

Let me know how your experiences were 🙂

Haven't tucked in there yet

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2 years ago

In Germany there are several casino options where you can gamble. However, it is important to note that gambling laws vary from state to state and some types of games may be illegal or restricted in certain regions. Spielbank Berlin - Berlin's largest casino with a wide range of table games , slot machines and poker. Casino Duisburg - Germany's largest casino with over 300 slot machines and a large selection of table games including roulette, blackjack and poker. These are just a few examples of casinos in Germany, but there are many more across the country. However, it is important to find out about your local gambling laws before playing, as restrictions can vary from state to state.

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serenacrother1
2 years ago

Found it truly interesting. You set your country of residence to Italy and wrote a post in Italy about German laws and regulations only to put in the link to an Italian casino...

🙂


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