Self-exclusion from all online casinos! (page 7)

That's why so many of your cases are piling up unsolved, you don't have a casino.

You on the other hand seem to be their protectors in many cases.

You don't even understand the mediator's perspective and position.

With common sense, your job is simply to bring the two parties together so their problems can be publicly discussed.

Let them debate let the public judge so the public knows.

And when you want to be a mediator, the first rule is that a little evidence is the key to solving the problem.

Yes, that's true, and I've already said that we have certain processes in place. We don't invite casinos into the conversation based on insufficient evidence or when we disagree with a player.

So players must also respect these things. If someone doesn't like it, they can turn to someone else.

The casino has allowed me to implement permanent self-exclusion. Is that not enough evidence?

Email confirmation is a valid agreement

You are instead asking for lesser evidence in the form of conversation.

I have proof of the conversation, and the casino is avoiding me, refusing to communicate, and blocking my account. This is because I'm escalating this case here.

They have no reason why I should be allowed to play again other than they have changed licenses.

It's your job to force them to be here. You give your ratings and you're responsible for them.

If you don't give a good rating I won't play there.

You should be responsible

Our job is not to force anyone to be here, so you are quite mistaken. What was required of you has already been stated. If you are unable to provide it, unfortunately your case will not be pursued further.

Hello everyone hope you understand the conditions

Hello, would you mind elaborating a bit? Sounds important.

The truth about gambling, however, is that while much is said, it is of little use.

Let's take the RTP (return to player) as an example.

The RTP (Return to Player) suggests to the player what they will get back when gambling - if it says 96.5%, then it simply means that if they put 100 euros into the machine, they should get 96.5 euros back - roughly explained.

The remaining 3.5% is called the house edge for the casino—they're supposedly so poor and don't earn anything else. But that's just the theory.

Even if a player makes 100 spins with a €1 stake and then has €120 less in their account instead of €100, they don't stop – they keep playing like the rest of us. Because on the one hand, they want to have fun, and you don't just stop right away, and on the other hand, you don't plan to use the €100 you've put in for anything else.

In reality, as soon as you deposit the €100, the casino has a 100% house edge because how much you get back now depends partly on you and partly on luck. If you stop after two hours with €50 in your account, you haven't just lost €50, but more, because you have to factor in all your bets, wins and losses – but in the end, you'll still have €50 left.

The casino says thank you with a 50% house edge.

But if you walk out with 1000 euros, the casino will congratulate you wholeheartedly and let you enjoy your winnings, because it knows perfectly well that you'll come back next time – and maybe even bring other people with you!

RTP: This is simply a number meant to reassure the player that they have a good chance of winning. If you're lucky enough to hit the jackpot...

Many people believe that the RTP (Return to Player) is limited to 100 spins, but unfortunately, that's not true! Do you know how many spins you have to make for this RTP to have any effect on a single slot? Millions of spins! Do you play millions of spins on a single game continuously? I don't! So, this RTP is simply a number that means absolutely nothing.

Good tip from me – I've never managed to hit the jackpot myself! But if you ever do win big (50k), then follow my advice!

Stop gambling immediately—you've won 50k. Go home and invest it! If you're wondering what to invest it in? I can't talk about stocks, I don't know anything about them—take a look around your apartment! What's old? TV, oven, refrigerator, bed—replace anything old with new immediately. Pay your rent in advance for a year so you don't have to think about it—do the same for all your other bills! Take half of what's left over and put it aside (if you have a wife, I recommend a savings account or something similar that can generate additional income over the years, where she also has to sign when she withdraws money). With the rest, think about where you and your family want to take a really nice vacation—go with them for two weeks somewhere you'd never normally go—maybe because it's too expensive or something.

When your vacation is over, you'll realize how easy your life is when you don't have to pay bills like rent and electricity until the end of the year—so enjoy it!

And if there's any money left over, send it to me.

Greetings to all gamers!!