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In principle you are right. The blocking system, as it is today, is completely worthless for the majority of gambling addicts and basically the person concerned would probably have gambled it away somewhere else. However, I do not accept this argument, because Online Casinos block players and confiscate wins if they are blocked in a partner casino due to gambling addiction. In such a case, only the deposits that were made from the block are paid out again. The winnings are retained.
If this really happened to you, LeoVegas will have to pay back your stakes
I will contact LeoVegas. I have contacted you via PN, because I need your registration email from LeoVegas. I also need your consent that I can exchange data with LeoVegas about your person.
Usually the way it works is that casinos, sometimes on their own, hand the case over to the MGA. If this is the first time you have deposited money in a blocked casino, then you get your Deposit back. If you do this all the time, then the MGA usually takes your case and points to personal responsibility.
I think the complete blocking system should finally be improved, so that you are blocked in one MGA casino and then you are blocked for all MGA casinos. I also think that as long as this system is not implemented, casinos should always refund losses.
But this is my personal opinion. The fact is that unfortunately it is not so at the moment. As I said, I'm trying to get in touch with LeoVegas and try to make sure that you get your money back as soon as possible without a lot of bureaucracy.
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The idea is good, but online that would not work either, because if someone is locked everywhere and absolutely wants to play, he would register under a different identity at casinos to release his pressure. The fact that he very likely won't get his win paid out then probably doesn't matter to the player at that moment.
If 100% Player protection, then a central blocking system and identity Verification before the Deposit from the casinos
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Right. I wish that Germany edlich regulates and that exactly that is required: Verifikation vor Einzahlug. In Germany, there would still be the possibility to determine the identity and age of a player via Schufa. So a proper and good regulation in this country would do the player and youth protection very, very good
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You are right. The 3.000€ will probably not help him and maybe even do more harm. But this is not our business and also not LeoVegas's. LeoVegas only has to implement the given Player protection guidelines. But the double standards of many casinos must stop. If I, as an online casino, refuse to pay out winnings to players who were banned in partner casinos and refund the deposited amount without hesitation, then I must also do this if a banned player has lost money. This is simply a logical consequence.
I am not saying that LeoVegas is bad or has a double standard. On the contrary, I consider LeoVegas to be one of the best and most reputable Online Casinos on the market so far. I also think that the UK Gambling Commission has made an example of the wrong online casino.
I will, as soon as I get the registration email from the thread creator, contact LeoVegas. I am relatively confident with Leo that without MGA or UK Gambling Commission, we will find a quick solution. Maybe it was just the support that made a mistake. One must also not always immediately assume malice ...
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Hello Daniel wanted to get rid of the first time that I find your page class.Many very interesting tips.Have I written before.I find it very easy to say the casinos are to blame only I myself do not.If you can be blocked and Gambling addiction gives you never have a chance to play there.Speaking from experience.What if I change the gambling addiction fight and can deal with it sensibly.I never come back in.There is a page there you have written that.even the biggest criminal is not treated so.I want to hope that he gets back the 3000 euros.I always find it easy to say the casinos make mistakes only we humans do not.if I'm frustrated now because I have gambled away too much I set myself a loss limit of 10 euros.then I can not play for the time being.I will never again let me lock somewhere.
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Yes, that's why I think that should be handled with the lock as in Malta. You can be banned for 6 months, 1 year or forever. Forever only on presentation of a medical certificate. I would even do 3, 6, 12 and 24 months. You will always get such a certificate anyway. There are also players who are addicted to gambling in some way and currently suffer from it, but still do not want to stop forever
In Malta I know such a player who always gets himself banned for 6 months and when he comes back he has his fun - at the beginning also with small stakes for his circumstances. With time he loses more and more control, the stakes increase and then he locks himself again for 6 months. He has been doing this for 5 or 6 years and leads an (almost) normal life, has no financial worries and is happy with it. However, the player concerned also earns better and can afford short episodes of loss of control or cushion them in such a way that it never ruins them or puts them in serious danger.
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I haven't looked at it from that point of view and I agree with you. As I said I do not want to take Leovegas in defense (have there just a "problem", waiting for 6 days for a response from support) but it bugs me when people play beyond their means and then always everyone else is to blame.
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