Hi,
I have reviewed the responsible gambling sections of some of the mentioned casinos, such as Starda and Jet Casino. You can find their policies here: Starda Responsible Gambling Policy and Jet Casino Risk Warning.
Self-Exclusion
If you believe that playing at the online casino has stopped being a form of entertainment and adversely affects your life, contact the support service and request a temporary or permanent restriction of your account.
None of these casinos mention in their self-exclusion policy that you will be blocked in other casinos owned by the same company. I understand that one might assume that an owner shares player databases across platforms, but the Curacao license doesn't require this. If you never informed this specific casino about your gambling problem, self-exclusions from "sister" sites are irrelevant. Sometimes casinos can identify the same player across their entire platform if they communicate together, but if you close your accounts at some casinos and later create a new one at a different casino, this may go unnoticed.
Please let me know if there is any additional information that I have overlooked, but I’m afraid I will be forced to reject your complaint as unjustified. I wish I could be of more help. Thank you in advance for your reply and understanding.
Hi,
I have reviewed the responsible gambling sections of some of the mentioned casinos, such as Starda and Jet Casino. You can find their policies here: Starda Responsible Gambling Policy and Jet Casino Risk Warning.
Self-Exclusion
If you believe that playing at the online casino has stopped being a form of entertainment and adversely affects your life, contact the support service and request a temporary or permanent restriction of your account.
None of these casinos mention in their self-exclusion policy that you will be blocked in other casinos owned by the same company. I understand that one might assume that an owner shares player databases across platforms, but the Curacao license doesn't require this. If you never informed this specific casino about your gambling problem, self-exclusions from "sister" sites are irrelevant. Sometimes casinos can identify the same player across their entire platform if they communicate together, but if you close your accounts at some casinos and later create a new one at a different casino, this may go unnoticed.
Please let me know if there is any additional information that I have overlooked, but I’m afraid I will be forced to reject your complaint as unjustified. I wish I could be of more help. Thank you in advance for your reply and understanding.
Edited by a Casino Guru admin