Hi, the important thing in this case is that if the casinos are from the same group, do they have it written somewhere that if you self-exclude from one, it applies to the whole group. Most of the time this is not the case and you have to opt out of each casino separately, but there are a few groups where it works for all casinos. So it's going to be key I would say. It would also be important if you told the Wazamba casino that you were a gambling addict and they knew about it and you were still able to deposit.
Please let me know how the whole thing goes.
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