Hello Rmx314 ,
Upon reviewing this case, I understand your perspective that players should not be able to register if they are not allowed in the casino from certain countries. However, it's worth noting that this practice is not yet an industry standard, particularly for Curacao-licensed casinos.
I must concur with the casino team that it remains the player's responsibility to ensure they are not accessing the website from a restricted jurisdiction.
As clearly stated in the casino's Terms and Conditions, France is included among the restricted jurisdictions.
When it comes to the issues with your verification, again I understand that you currently are not able to provide the selfie with your ID as requested by the casino team because you have lost it, however, I again must agree with the casino's requirement, this is quite often a standard requirement. It is the player's responsibility to provide all requested documents for a successful Know your Customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) check. Every casino can set KYC and AML checks to their standards meaning if other casinos were accepting your documents another casino might find those not fully sufficient and can require additional documents as it's mentioned in the casino T&Cs under article 9. Identity checks.
I acknowledge your initiative of providing your birth certificate, but as this most likely doesn't have an up-to-date picture of you on it, it can't be considered a valid document for the KYC and AML.
In such instances, only an ID card, passport, driver's license, or other government-issued document with a photograph are accepted forms of identification.
Since you are unable to furnish the requested documents, I regret to inform you that we may not be able to offer much assistance, as the requirements set by the casino team align with their established rules.
Taking all information into account, I believe the only course of action available is to kindly request the casino team to refund your initial deposit if you desire our assistance with this matter. What do you think?
Hello Rmx314 ,
Upon reviewing this case, I understand your perspective that players should not be able to register if they are not allowed in the casino from certain countries. However, it's worth noting that this practice is not yet an industry standard, particularly for Curacao-licensed casinos.
I must concur with the casino team that it remains the player's responsibility to ensure they are not accessing the website from a restricted jurisdiction.
As clearly stated in the casino's Terms and Conditions, France is included among the restricted jurisdictions.
When it comes to the issues with your verification, again I understand that you currently are not able to provide the selfie with your ID as requested by the casino team because you have lost it, however, I again must agree with the casino's requirement, this is quite often a standard requirement. It is the player's responsibility to provide all requested documents for a successful Know your Customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) check. Every casino can set KYC and AML checks to their standards meaning if other casinos were accepting your documents another casino might find those not fully sufficient and can require additional documents as it's mentioned in the casino T&Cs under article 9. Identity checks.
I acknowledge your initiative of providing your birth certificate, but as this most likely doesn't have an up-to-date picture of you on it, it can't be considered a valid document for the KYC and AML.
In such instances, only an ID card, passport, driver's license, or other government-issued document with a photograph are accepted forms of identification.
Since you are unable to furnish the requested documents, I regret to inform you that we may not be able to offer much assistance, as the requirements set by the casino team align with their established rules.
Taking all information into account, I believe the only course of action available is to kindly request the casino team to refund your initial deposit if you desire our assistance with this matter. What do you think?