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It is through this information that the Swedish media outlet Dagens Nyheter (DN) came to notice that one of the co-owner of a specific company with a Swedish license, L & L Europe Ltd, was of note.
Indeed, DN reported that one of the co-owners of the company - which holds a license to operate online games on 14 different sites - is Yorgen Fenech.
DN reports that the information that Yorgen Fenech is one of the owners of a gaming company has, until now, been completely unknown, and notes that his ownership had been kept a secret by request from the company itself. The news outlet notes that another of the partners behind L & L Europe Ltd also has "direct links" to Yorgen Fenech and is the head of several companies connected to Tumas Group.

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DanielGambler wrote on 18.01.2020 at 12:34 pm: Can only advise everyone to stay away from L&L. As the manager himself says, they knew about the player's suspension. But they interpret it in such a way that the block only applies to one casino of the group. With reputable providers with Malta license is different as you almost all know. There you are then also blocked for the other casinos with the respective license. Unfortunately, L&L has been doing this differently for many years

In addition, you should know that one of the co-owners of the L&L Group Yorgen Fenech is. This is the person who is massively suspected to have ordered the murder of the journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.



Can report from my own long experience that the L&L casinos are the worst from a player's point of view what there is on the market of casinos with Malta license so

However, if you like to play with people and lose money for money over corpses and pathological players (gambling addicts) go, for the L&L casinos are exactly right

As an Affiliate, of course, a lot of money can be earned with casinos that let gambling addicts continue to play under their license, even though they have been blocked. Therefore, these casinos will probably continue to be advertised here on GambleJoe.

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Kleinkariert wrote on 18.01.2020 at 16:00
Just not, there is even a contribution from Gamblejoe that each casino handles differently. If you want a cross-platform lock you can apply for it at L&L. Similar is the case with Aspire, MT Secure, etc. There the locks are not cross-platform unless you express the desire that it is so.

Kleinkariert wrote on 18.01.2020 at 16:00:
Despite being the same group, casinos are often run very differently, even if that doesn't apply to all groups. You complain here about a casino that banned the player right after the first signs and then you argue with a casino that exploits gambling addicts? Then they should have just let him keep depositing, I don't understand your reasoning structure unfortunately.

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DanielGambler wrote on 18.01.2020 at 16:24
I find it unserious not to block a player for all casinos with the same license if you know that he is addicted to gambling and has already been blocked in another casino with the license. What exactly is there not to understand?


In addition, it seems to me that you are either an Affiliate for these casinos or even one here from GambleJoe who has simply created a secondary account. Is here since the start of the platform apparently unfortunately common to manipulate the readers. Also works with most. Funny that there are within a short time 2 thumbs up for the contribution. Bit too obvious everything

Who wants to play in the casinos should do it and who wants to do business with such people also. It's up to everyone.

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MarcT22186 wrote on 01/18/2020 at 17:46
Here, one is from me

Btw the mga does not require enterprise wide locks, let alone platform wide.
MT Secure doesn't do that any more than any other OC holding mga license. Only the UKGC certified ones have to and that will be great fun! With Brexit, EU players are no longer entitled to the benefits of the UKGC license.

Funny that such a puppet like you, with only FOUR exclusively offensive comments, users in the pillory and put them things.


PS: Yes all affiliates here, could you and your alter ego smashi disappear if necessary? Here's anyway only Affiliation...

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DanielGambler wrote on 18.01.2020 at 16:24
I find it unserious not to block a player for all casinos with the same license if you know that he is addicted to gambling and has already been blocked in another casino with the license. What exactly is there not to understand?


In addition, it seems to me that you are either an Affiliate for these casinos or even one here from GambleJoe who has simply created a secondary account. Is here since the start of the platform apparently unfortunately common to manipulate the readers. Also works with most. Funny that there are within a short time 2 thumbs up for the contribution. Bit too obvious everything

Who wants to play in the casinos should do it and who wants to do business with such people also. It's up to everyone.

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upola wrote on 01/18/2020 at 18:20 PM

So now you have a thumbs up too....better?

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DanielGambler wrote on 18.01.2020 at 18:08
Your statement that every other OC holding does it this way is complete bullshit. You have no idea what you are talking about. But you have a lot of no idea with your 984 posts here

This is also evident from your statement about the UKGC license. The UKGC only cares about the needs of players from the UK and the providers who only have a license from the UKGC may also only accept players from the UK and none from other EU countries. This was already the case long before the Brexit. L&L also has a UK license, you moron.

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MarcT22186 wrote on 01/18/2020 at 18:35 PM

I didn't say anything about the UKGC looking after our interests, only that we are currently still benefiting from their regulations.

Name me one OC group (pure mga please!) that exchanges SE among themselves.

MarcT22186 wrote on 18.01.2020 at 18:35:

Name me one OC group (pure mga please!) which exchanges SE among themselves.

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