The player from Germany attempted to self-exclude from the casino but it seems he wasn‘t successful. We closed the complaint because the player stopped responding.
Hello, I wrote to the casino a few months ago that I am addicted to gambling and want all my money back, I have never received a reply to this email. The casino never blocked my account as a result. And as stupid as I was, I deposited 400 euros again and I would like to have them back.
Dear kevinlucht2666,
Thank you very much for submitting your complaint. I’m terribly sorry to hear about your problem.
Could you please advise how long have you been playing in the casino and when exactly you requested a block was placed on your account? Is your account currently open or not?
I hope we will be able to help you to resolve this issue as soon as possible. Thank you in advance for your reply.
Best regards,
Tomas
Hello, I've been playing there for about half a year.
I wrote Casino on November 17th that I am addicted to gambling.
the account is currently still open
Dear kevinlucht2666,
Could you please forward me the original request you sent to the casino when you requested your self-exclusion? Please forward it to tomas@casino.guru
Thanks for your message.
Could you indicate when exactly you made further deposits in the casino (400€)? Did you contact support or casino live chat about your request again, in case this email from November 17th was overlooked? Did the casino live chat advise you in a particular way when you mentioned your gambling problem?
I deposited the 400 euros on January 16th.
No, I was not advised in the chat I was told to contact support via email.
After a closer look, the email you contacted for your request was incorrect. According to the responsible gambling section of the casino, the correct email to request your self-exclusion is support@wazamba.com
Could you indicate where the email you used comes from? Were you informed about it somewhere on the website or on live chat? If you haven't done so already, make sure to request a self-exclusion via the email above.
Then I misread the email, but I wrote earlier in the chat with Wazamba that I was addicted to gambling.
kevinlucht2666,
If the live chat directed you to contact support via email that's what you should do. Casinos usually have a policy on how they handle self-exclusions and the live chat might not have the means or capability of applying it directly.
If you haven't done so already, I strongly suggest you contact casino support via support@wazamba.com and request a self-exclusion. You can always try to explain the situation with the email mixup and request they refund your deposits.
You may use the following as an example of your self-exclusion request:
Email subject: Self-exclusion
Player’s info:
First name:
Last name:
DOB:
Casino login:
Email address:
"Greetings,
I’m writing to inform you that I wish to exclude immediately from this casino and from receiving any gambling-related marketing material for a minimum period of xxx months/years (permanently).
The reason for my decision is xxx (gambling addiction)
I acknowledge that I will not be allowed to rescind my self-exclusion during this period and that the self-exclusion cannot be lifted before the end of the agreed period."
You can CC me at tomas@casino.guru in the copy and keep me informed about any further developments. Thank you in advance.