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Mr Green: MR GREEN DOES NOT PAY OUT 120000 Eur! (Page 3)

Topic created on 22nd Jan. 2025 | Page: 3 of 3 | Answers: 34 | Views: 1,730
Niobentier
Visitor

Falke wrote on 24.01.2025 at 06:56: As far as I know, Mr Green is no longer available in Austria. I'm not in Austria at the moment, so I can't try it out. But most Malta casinos automatically block Austrian IP addresses and also exclude Austrian players. And as far as I can remember, Mr Green was one of the first Malta casinos to do this.

Mr Green is one of the casinos against which an immense number of lawsuits have been filed and which still does not pay, despite legally binding judgments in Austria. There are countless execution titles and court proceedings in Malta that have been suspended for the first time due to Bill55, etc.

I could be wrong, but I would be totally surprised if they still allow Austrian players.

i can only say that I come from Austria, from Lower Austria, and my Mister Green still works. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to take the screenshots on my cell phone. I've also heard that you can sue for money, but that's supposedly no longer possible with casinos from Malta because there's been some kind of regulation or law. I have no idea. I read something once that they don't pay out even if you win in court. But I just want the money I've won. I'm only worried about a lawsuit if I don't get it

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frapi07
Elite

Niobentier wrote on January 23rd, 2025 at 10:09 pm:

It's not at 120k anymore. The payouts were made afterwards! Had to enter the Mr Green id when registering here. Everything is verifiable. I thought you would get help here but apparently not

We are normal users, so you can't expect any real help from us (apart from tips). As far as I know, GJ does not currently cooperate with Mr Green.

Besides, there's nothing wrong with pointing out anomalies. That's exactly what Falke did and thanks to his post I can also remember that only Win2day is legal in AUT. Whether the other casinos in AUT are not even accessible or even do not allow players from AUT - I don't know because I don't live in AUT.




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Falke
Expert

frapi07 wrote on 24.01.2025 at 09:27:

We are normal users, so you can't expect any real help from us (other than tips). As far as I know, GJ does not currently cooperate with Mr Green.

Besides, there's nothing wrong with pointing out anomalies. That's exactly what Falke did and thanks to his post I can also remember that only Win2day is legal in AUT. Whether the other casinos in AUT are not even accessible or even do not allow players from AUT - I don't know because I don't live in AUT.





What I know for sure is that lawyers have even sued the managing director of Mr Green and are conducting a test case and as far as I can remember, the lawsuit was even successful, but is now in the last instance.


So I would be very surprised if they were still admitting players from Austria. As I said, most Malta casinos already completely exclude Austrian players. Not all, but many. Especially the big platforms.

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frapi07
Elite

Falke wrote on January 24th, 2025 at 10:12 am:

What I know for sure is that lawyers have even sued the CEO of Mr Green and there is a test case and as far as I can remember, the lawsuit was even successful, but is now in the last instance.


So I would be very surprised if they were still admitting players from Austria. As I said, most Malta casinos already completely exclude Austrian players. Not all, but many. Especially the big platforms.

I wasn't that deep into the matter, but good to know. At least it seems to work better in Austria than in Germany. Here, as we all know, the player is punished

I don't know how I should assess all this. I don't have the expertise, as I don't play with the providers and some things seem strange to me too. She has (according to her information) been registered with Mr Green for around 15 years, which may explain why she still has an account there. We've also had casinos verify you a Dozen times, which is also "normal". However, the screenshot still looks suspicious to me. If I understand the image correctly, these 3 withdrawal requests are "pending" (that's how I interpret the clock symbol). So they have not been canceled or rejected, which is why the account balance should actually be €0.

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moody
Experienced
Yes, funnily enough, you can now access the site again.....and you can even register from Austria.....🤔

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