Thank you for the feedback.
In my view, this is precisely the crucial point: From the customer's perspective, the casino's wording at the time ("permanent", "irrevocable") could only be understood to mean that a later reopening was impossible.
If a casino later allows a reopening despite having previously confirmed a permanent closure, this creates, in my view, a significant contradiction in player protection.
Of course, I applied for the reopening myself later. However, if the casino had been permanently or irrevocably closed, it would have had to either reject this application or at least conduct a very rigorous additional review. That doesn't seem to have happened here.
Therefore, I still consider the internal classification of the original closure and the communication at the time to be crucial. I am now awaiting the full review of the complaint.


