LUGAS Limit - depositors can deposit far above the limit
6th Feb. 2025, at 11:58 am CET#1
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GUTS,
if I have understood correctly, the LUGAS limit that you set is the same for all providers with a German license. I have set myself a limit of 500 euros and am probably registered with every German provider. Now I have quickly exhausted this limit this month due to boredom and receive a corresponding error message when I try to make depositors.
However, this doesn't seem to apply to every Provider, so I was able to Deposit another thousand at Ladbrokes without any problems. I set myself a limit of 500 euros to prevent this from happening, and as far as I understand, that's the whole point.
I have now contacted the gambling authority, pointing out that the system doesn't seem to work, and have asked whether my deposits at Ladbrokes were legal. They told me that the limit should have applied and that Ladbrokes would have to refund any payments that exceeded the limit.
I contacted Ladbrokes and they told me that no, the limit works as it should and they don't have to refund me anything. So the provider and the authority are blaming each other.
Hence my question here. What is correct now? Are these 500 euros that I have set as the LUGAS limit for all providers together or only for each individual provider? And if for all together, then Ladbrokes should work together with the GSB to ensure that the LUGAS system works properly? This also works properly with other providers.
LUGAS Limit - depositors can deposit far above the limit
6th Feb. 2025, at 12:23 pm CET#2
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DerKleineLugas wrote on 06.02.2025 at 11:58: Hello,
if I have understood correctly, the LUGAS limit that you set is across the board for all providers with a German license. I have set myself a limit of 500 euros and am probably registered with every German provider. Now I have quickly exhausted this limit this month due to boredom and receive a corresponding error message when I try to make depositors.
However, this doesn't seem to apply to every Provider, so I was able to Deposit another thousand at Ladbrokes without any problems. I set myself a limit of 500 euros to prevent this from happening, and as far as I understand, that's the whole point.
I have now contacted the gambling authority, pointing out that the system doesn't seem to work, and have asked whether my deposits at Ladbrokes were legal. They told me that the limit should have applied and that Ladbrokes would have to refund any payments that exceeded the limit.
I contacted Ladbrokes and they told me that no, the limit works as it should and they don't have to refund me anything. So the provider and the authority are blaming each other.
Hence my question here. What is correct now? Are these 500 euros that I have set as the LUGAS limit for all providers together or only for each individual provider? And if for all together, then Ladbrokes should work together with the GSB to ensure that the LUGAS system works properly? This also works properly with other providers.
Thank you for your help.
The Lugas limit applies to all providers, i.e. all depositors combined.
I can only tell you from my experience and what I have read here in part:
I have also had 3 providers where I was able to continue depositing even though the limit was exhausted with all the others. Then I read here that the smallest errors in the data lead to another lugas ID being created, which then of course has a separate limit. This means that you are not recognized as the person who is already active with the other providers.
For me, this is the case with one provider because my middle name is written in lower case.
With one provider, the middle name is not entered in the profile at all.
For another, the data was completely out of date.
So I would first check with ladbrokes whether your details are correct and match those of the other providers.
Who is ultimately responsible for this, because you usually identify yourself with your person or via Schufa, that the data is correct, that's another question again...
But I wouldn't be surprised if somewhere in the terms and conditions the customer is given responsibility for this, just as the customer undertakes to keep their data up to date.
LUGAS Limit - depositors can deposit far above the limit
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if I have understood correctly, the LUGAS limit that you set is the same for all providers with a German license. I have set myself a limit of 500 euros and am probably registered with every German provider. Now I have quickly exhausted this limit this month due to boredom and receive a corresponding error message when I try to make depositors.
However, this doesn't seem to apply to every Provider, so I was able to Deposit another thousand at Ladbrokes without any problems. I set myself a limit of 500 euros to prevent this from happening, and as far as I understand, that's the whole point.
I have now contacted the gambling authority, pointing out that the system doesn't seem to work, and have asked whether my deposits at Ladbrokes were legal. They told me that the limit should have applied and that Ladbrokes would have to refund any payments that exceeded the limit.
I contacted Ladbrokes and they told me that no, the limit works as it should and they don't have to refund me anything. So the provider and the authority are blaming each other.
Hence my question here. What is correct now? Are these 500 euros that I have set as the LUGAS limit for all providers together or only for each individual provider? And if for all together, then Ladbrokes should work together with the GSB to ensure that the LUGAS system works properly? This also works properly with other providers.
Thank you for your help.
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LUGAS Limit - depositors can deposit far above the limit
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The Lugas limit applies to all providers, i.e. all depositors combined.
I can only tell you from my experience and what I have read here in part:
I have also had 3 providers where I was able to continue depositing even though the limit was exhausted with all the others. Then I read here that the smallest errors in the data lead to another lugas ID being created, which then of course has a separate limit. This means that you are not recognized as the person who is already active with the other providers.
For me, this is the case with one provider because my middle name is written in lower case.
With one provider, the middle name is not entered in the profile at all.
For another, the data was completely out of date.
So I would first check with ladbrokes whether your details are correct and match those of the other providers.
Who is ultimately responsible for this, because you usually identify yourself with your person or via Schufa, that the data is correct, that's another question again...
But I wouldn't be surprised if somewhere in the terms and conditions the customer is given responsibility for this, just as the customer undertakes to keep their data up to date.
This post has been translated automatically