# Other Casinos #: Is there any chance to get money back from Stake.com? (Page 2)

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Marius1908 wrote on 24.01.2023 at 22:21: Hey, Have at Stake.com 3500 euros lost deposited in BTC, do you think there is a chance to sue the ?

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susi-s wrote on 01/25/2023 at 12:46 pm: Hello,

of course there is a chance to claim money back. I recently read a court decision. There a gambler has reclaimed 70,000 € from an internet gambling provider. Of course, it depends on which Provider this is and whether he has a license on the German market. But all this has to be done through a lawyer. He will also advise you on whether it is worthwhile to initiate proceedings or not. You can ask for contact details for a lawyer who is suitable via the Fachstelle Glücksspielsucht in Berlin.
If you have other questions about Gambling addiction, you are welcome to contact a counseling center in your area or get in touch with counselors online on the "PlayChange" platform.

Many greetings


Susanne

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wettibernd wrote on 01/25/2023 at 15:07: There is then a whole other legal question:

Are Bitcoin money at all? That's an interesting legal question. Which country issued the currency? What is its value?

Since it will not even come to a lawsuit I think.

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Winner wrote on 01/25/2023 at 12:20 pm: You won't get any encouragement in this forum. Everyone here is pro casino. After all, you are all professional players here and in the plus, so no one here has to reclaim their losses. Because you always win when you play and therefore there are no losses. You just have to keep doubling down when you lose.

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wettibernd wrote on 25.01.2023 at 15:07: There is then a whole other legal question:

Are Bitcoin money at all? That's an interesting legal question. Which country issued the currency? What is its value?

There won't even be a lawsuit there I think.

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Marius1908 wrote on 24.01.2023 at 22:21: Hey,
I lost 3500 euros deposited in BTC at Stake.com, do you think there is a chance to sue for it?

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Anonsymm wrote on 06.11.2023 at 23:16:

So since so many here know Stake.con has no German licenses I have gambled away well over 240k on different accounts until today don't ask I once hodled well after a long playing time and many losses I also wondered if it is possible to get the money back in short no I have been contacting their email provided by support every day for months you supposedly get out of their legal department but never get an answer and if you write to support they think it's their own fault check beforehand if Stake is allowed in your country but if someone here finds a solution how to charge them or get the money back I will gladly pay a commission if successful

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Donnie wrote on November 06, 2023 at 11:37 pm:
Boah boy, use punctuation. Otherwise, maybe get some therapy or find a life. There are other things in life than gambling. Have a child or get a dog. Look for a pearl or watch a series. Some people are just sick, how can you gamble away so much money? Maybe develop something like humility and think about other people who don't have it so good in life. But no, some people gamble away entire monthly salaries within a very short time Zeit🤦‍♂️

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Donnie wrote on 07.11.2023 at 00:31: I'm also angry when some clowns mess up my sports bets or I win nothing at Slotting. Nevertheless, I wouldn't think of getting lawyers involved to get my losses back. First bet high to get the millions out and then want to claim money back if it doesn't work out. Every such lawsuit should be dismissed, the courts shouldn't have to deal with such things but with more important things. Just big assholes like that, sorry it's just my opinion

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Falke wrote on 07.11.2023 at 01:32:

It's your opinion and I can even understand your point of view a little. But, put yourself in the shoes of players who are really addicted and have destroyed their lives with it. They're not interested in winning millions, because that would be gambled away immediately anyway. They are simply addicted and can't help but play.


The casinos exploit this and make huge sums of money from gambling addicts.

I could also understand your point of view much better if the licensing authorities and the casinos offered much more player protection. But the exact opposite is the case. As a gambling addict, you always have access to some casino. You cannot block yourself from so many casinos that you would actually no longer have the opportunity to gamble.
So not only is nothing being done in this regard, but it is also being specifically encouraged. I mean, €240,000 and the casino doesn't consider it necessary to pull the ripcord, clarify the financial situation or something similar?

The casinos and licensing authorities are vehemently opposed to a cross-platform blocking function and the politicians in the countries of the licensing authorities are not in favor of it either.
If you could exclude yourself from all casinos with one click, then your point of view would be justifiable.

As long as this is not the case, it is not the players who are the asholes who get their money back, but the entire gambling industry, which targets addicted players and bases almost its entire business model on them.

You can say what you like about German casinos, but Player protection there is first class. Once you have been banned from Oasis, you can no longer access any casino. If only it weren't for the illegal casinos. If the illegal casinos complied with the law, then every gambling addict could immediately exclude themselves completely from the game.

So what is your proposal to protect gambling addicts? How else do you want to force the casinos off the market apart from hitting them where it hurts, namely their money?

If you look at how many lives are destroyed by casinos, then I think it's a joke to blame any player for legally getting their money back.

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gamble1 wrote on 07.11.2023 at 02:26 am:
Well casinos live from the beginning of addicts from Hans or Peter who sinks his € 100 after his 10 hour office job, they can hardly live


Look what the gambling industry has done Gauselmann has a castle and a whole block as its headquarters Novomatic their entrance hall is bigger than some apartments and on Malta they build towers and pretty buildings until the island sinks at some point because it can no longer bear the weight: D

The money has to come from somewhere and that's the frequent gamblers or colloquially also called addicts, but that has always been the case and will remain so no matter what is introduced to protect them because really addicted people usually don't take every opportunity and if they do, they still find another one

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