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Public complaints: IKIBU net loss limit it acts has after high loss.

Topic created on 24th Sep. 2018 | Page: 1 of 3 | Answers: 25 | Views: 6,290
FlatFile
Hello all,

i have won at the weekend at Ikibu 2000 euros, Deposit without bonus, so net profit, then registered my documents and then I set myself a limit of 20 EURO net loss / month to not put everything again, said done, I still had 1.85 euros above, I then gambled away, today Monday 24.09.2018 I smarter but, canceled the payout and of course lost everything again, shortly before it ended, the message has come, monthly limit reached! How can please be such a thing??? I'm now p**sed at me and also at the casino, this is the purest joke, for what limits, if they do not work! Such a thing belongs normal before the supervision, has this ever happened to anyone or are there similar experiences?

Many thanks in advance.

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Stromberg
Legend
Moin, the net loss limit is probably only based on the amount of the Deposit, and offsets the wins against it. Let's say you had deposited 100 euros and won 2000. Then the limit would take effect at 20€ loss limit at 80€.
You probably understandably assumed that it was based on your account balance at the time you set the limit.
You probably had to choose the Bet limit instead.

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FlatFile
Stromberg wrote on 09/24/2018 09:51: Moin, the net loss limit is probably only based on the amount of the Deposit, and offsets the wins against it. Let's say you would have deposited 100 euro and won 2000. Then the limit would take effect at 20€ loss limit at 80€.
You probably understandably assumed that it was based on your account balance at the time you set the limit.
You probably had to choose the Bet limit instead.

There is only one session limit...... .but that is not a loss limit either, I think that is ass.

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Anonym
Wait a minute! You canceled 2000 euros and when almost all of it was gambled away you seriously want to complain that the limit did not work as you wanted? Sorry, but that was 99% your fault - the only thing Ikibu can do here is to add a feature to block withdrawals (so they can't be cancelled). But at the latest with the first 100 € loss you should have noticed something, actually already when the first 20 € were gone - still played on!

How the loss limit works has already explained Stromberg, so only deposits can be secured.

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FlatFile
This can now be interpreted as you want, if I set net loss per month, I assume that man in the month may not lose more than 20 euros regardless of the Deposit, it should serve the self-protection - whether I now pay 100 and stop at 80 is the same as if I pay 100 20,000 wins and stop at 19,880 is! It is about the 20.00 loss, in the end, the 80.00 euros belong to you the same as the 19,880 euros won. In other casinos this works perfectly, I do not want to push Ikibu into the bad corner, but every player knows that sometimes you just go beyond yourself! Definitely I should have been so strong and not to play, but since I know myself, I have extra set this limit and it went in the pants, so I find the formulation of Ikibu now confusing, probably it should be....there are certainly some such heroes like me....unfortunately ...as Stormberg already wrote, is probably oriented - so he would also not be 100% sure!

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s****e
Ankor wrote on 24.09.2018 at 10:02 am: Moment! You canceled 2000 euros and when almost all of it was gambled away you seriously want to complain that the limit did not work as you wanted?


You are also times the hottest. Yes what is there for such a limit? Because he knows himself, he has a limit
set up a limit. Of course the limit should work, this is called Player protection! And directly!
And of course Ikibu is to blame for it!

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Anonym
stkrie wrote on 09/24/2018 at 10:50 AM
You're the most awesome for a change. Yeah what is there a limit for? Because he knows himself, he has yes a limit
set up. Of course the limit should work, such a thing is called Player protection! And directly!
And of course Ikibu is to blame for it!

It was perhaps sharply formulated, but he plays down 2000 € and only then says that the limit does not work. The loss limit is in all OCs related to the Deposit, he should then use an OC where you can not cancel withdrawals so well (either fast payout or an OC where you can block withdrawals).

You are responsible for your own addiction, you who managed to get out of it should know that if you really want to stop or stick to a limit you can do it. Although I do not find the loss protection good in the casinos and would not like to gloss over this, but the TE is clearly largely to blame for the predicament.

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FlatFile
stkrie wrote on 09/24/2018 at 10:50 AM
You are once the most awesome. Yeah what is there a limit for? Because he knows himself, he has yes a limit
set up. Of course the limit should work, such a thing is called Player protection! And directly!
And of course Ikibu is to blame for it!

Thank you! That's exactly how I thought

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s****e
yes, but you can't use me as a yardstick
everyone has their own strategy. others just manage that way.
it would be better for him to go to a casino with a payout block, that's right.
it would be even better if he would stop.
2000€ is quite a lot, but he knows that himself.

and basically he should do something against it. Deposit limit everywhere and get
be blocked

casinos are scumbags, you should always keep in mind.
that is exactly what they want to achieve.
that's why they don't offer any blocking of the withdrawal amount.
or only a few.

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FlatFile
Right, the 2000 euros are really a lot and really hurt, it would have happened to me in a normal casino, I would have gone on the spot, give it for example as already mentioned : pay out and that's it, it would have been done, actually I still had 1.86 on the account, then came to 30 euros and thought to myself, it goes again, thereupon the payout canceled and played, I just thought the lock goes net, but I was actually at this time no matter....at the end the bright enlightenment, whereby the 2000 relatively empty have run through...but everyone who was once himself player, right, knows what I'm talking about. Therefore, the Player protection should also be effective

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