Why is a casino that is not legal in Spain advertised on this page?

I throw the question to the page....

I don't understand why an illegal casino is advertised in Spain...

Because all kinds of casinos are listed, licensed or not, regardless of the country you visit the site from. Choosing the country you visit the site from helps tell you if your country is restricted for a certain casino, which is visible in the first section of each review, although sometimes this can be wrong or outdated (some casinos update their restricted territories from time to time). In the operator information section you can see which license each casino operates under and in filters you can choose which license you are interested in a casino having.

Nice answer from SunsetGaze once again.

May I ask which casino are you referring to?

It is always wise to stick to the casinos operating under the Spain (DGOJ) for players from your country of course.

Did you use VPN by any chance to see the review of the casino you refer to?

Thank you for your answer. We always try to update every casino as often as possible, of course. But with the high volume of online casinos, it is hard to stay up to date, to tell you the truth.

A Jack million

I understand that information is given, but not that it is promoted, it is different.

We don't promote any casinos here on our website. It is supposed to be purely informative, and the main goal is to help players.🙂

Is there anything we could help you with, perhaps?

Good afternoon

The answer is not correct.

They have a link that leads to the page, and free spins promotions...

All the best,

I think you are confusing the review with advertising, when you click on "visit casino" you are using a referral link, which is how this site and all casino review sites stand, and it is natural that every casino reviewed has a referral link, whether it is licensed or not, and you can see how there are casinos with a very low score and that is already enough warning, also in the same review you can see a warning that X casino operates without a license. So far I do not remember ever seeing advertising of any kind here, although sometimes there are casinos or other types of businesses that come to the forum to leave advertising, but that is already out of the control of the site.

On the other hand, I see that my negative review of the casino has been removed.

Are they the sponsors of the website?

Negative, I meant....

I have checked your review, and it was not removed but rejected on the point that you did not include enough information about the issue you experienced at this casino when playing there.

There is no need to write about the casino license, as everyone can see the information in the review of every casino. Please try to write only about what happened at this casino that you decided to give them such a low score.

For example, you can write about the games, about the withdrawal speed, about how helpful the support is, etc.

We will surely like to learn all this information so others can better understand how things work at this casino.

If it seems little to you that I mentioned that he collects deposits in the name of shell companies located in Nairobi, which is an irregularity and illegality...

Rejecting a comment that describes the illegality of a casino page like Jack Millions makes you complicit.

Greetings and enjoy the commissions

It is not out of the site's control, because just as they reject my comment, they do not reject casino advertising, they allow it...

Here we should maybe point out that there is a difference between being illegal and not having a Spanish license.

My colleague once made a perfect point on how to understand it better; actually, even though this was regarding the UKGC, I believe you will get it for sure:

"Please understand that the UKGC license is necessary only for those casinos that want to operate on the UK market (targeting the UK), but if the casino does not target the UK market with their commercials (do not offer GBP currency, bonuses for UK players, etc.) and their license authority allows it, they can accept UK players; they are just not protected by UKGC. 

Here is an example that could help you better understand our standpoint: 

You are from the UK, and in the UK people drive on the left side of the road—that's the law. In my country, people drive on the right side of the road. But we are not building special roads for UK citizens because their laws say people should drive on the left side of the road. 

The same principle is applied for the UKGC license—you are working on the UK market; you need to follow UK law. But if you come to play in a Curaçao licensed casino (by your free will and they are not targeting the UK market), you need to follow Curaçao laws."

Can you see where I'm going?

It is nothing unusual that a casino would use some third-party payment provider, because in some cases it is forbidden to pay or receive money to online casinos, so they would hide it this way.

It is not in our hands to say what is legal or not, because we are surely not lawyers here, and that is why we don't get down that road.

I hope that I got everything a bit clearer for you here, and if you have any kind of issues, please don't hesitate to ask for help. Our team will do what they do best, as always, to offer it to you whenever possible and within our competency.

If you only leave positive comments and reject negative ones, it is normal that the casino's rating is positive.... What makes you promote casinos...

No, actually. To avoid such assumptions and also in order to keep the Safety Index intact from fraduletnt attempt we see daily, the user rating calculated from user reviews is kept separately from the Safety Index value.

Allow me to say that your "user review" sounded like you were not happy with the losing, which, as explained, is not something the casino could affect. Beside from losing, you mentioned some company from Niroby. Frankly, that's all we could learn from your wording. Thus we explained to you specifically that you are welcome to submit a real user review containing at least some information describing the casino and its features that would provide useful information for others.

"Hello, thank you for your review. I can see you rated the casino pretty low. Could you please share more details about the issue at the casino so it will be helpful for other players as well?"

There is no problem at all; just explain in full while submitting the casino review, why this casino deserve the worts rating you can give.

If you read the review carefully, the company is not called that, I said deposits diverted to companies in Nairobi. Since my negative comments about Jack millions, coincidentally the index of positive comments has gone up.

The casino is as reliable as this page.... Trustpilot is much better, because they are impartial there...

I do understand what you are saying, but it still doesn't change the fact that it was not enough information included in your review.

So, if you really wish to leave a rating of your liking, please write a new review and include more details about why you give this rating.

Also, as I can see, the last user review for this casino was submitted a long time ago, so I don't fully understand your comment about positive comments going up.🤔🤷‍♀️

Sure, Romi. No comments have been added lately and the rating has gone up....Jack Million is as much of a scam as the veracity of this page.

Please stop sending messages.

All the best

Just please know that user reviews, or the rating from the user reviews is not included in the safety index of the casino.

If you'd like to learn more about how we review online casinos, please read this article.

All the best to you as well.