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Online Casinos in general: 20000 euro real money balance simply gone (delorocasino) (Page 5)

Topic created on 17th Jul. 2024 | Page: 5 of 5 | Answers: 63 | Views: 6,284
fowi30
Amateur
good question
no idea what other options i have

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frapi07
Elite
fowi30 wrote on 03.11.2024 at 20:24: good question
i don't know what other options I have

If you ask me, you only have the following option: hire a lawyer/litigation funder to get the relevant documents (the same documents that Casinoreview wanted). According to some users, more and more litigation funders are accepting Curacao cases. But I can't tell you which ones.

But it will be difficult and expensive to get them. A lawyer costs a lot of money, especially if a casino is stubborn and demands several letters. You will initially be stuck with these costs until it has been clarified what actually happened. I would therefore only advise you to do this if you really believe that it was the casino that caused the overdraft. With the litigation financier, you will have to hand over part of the proceeds (20-35%), but you bear no risk. I can't tell you which is cheaper.

Once you have the documents, you can find out what happened.

If it is clear that your credit was really gambled away by the casino itself, you can ask them for a refund. If they are stubborn, then take legal action.

If it was someone else, you will be stuck with the costs, as the casino is not responsible for the security of your account. Exception: if the company itself is the victim of hacking and sensitive data is transmitted.

In my opinion, the last paragraph in particular can be a "scare factor" for many litigation funders . After all, they themselves don't know whether you are really telling them the truth.

Another thing to bear in mind is that if you set out to sue them, you are denouncing yourself. There are more and more cases here of players who have gambled in illegal booths and then received a letter from the police. A few days ago, a user reported having received such a letter for €50. You may have to search with a magnifying glass. I wouldn't rule it out.

It could go on like this, but I don't know if I've missed something.

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fros7byte
Rookie
which litigation cost financier takes on a case where the money has miraculously disappeared and wants to deal with this almost unsolvable fight against wündmühlen, at a curacao casino? i think the realistic chances of getting the money are close to zero. more than askgamblers and guru complaint you can probably not do there...

why don't you request a GDPR information from the casino and check the transaction lists to see what happened to the money according to the system. maybe there's something useful there.

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frapi07
Elite
fros7byte wrote on 03.11.2024 at 22:59: which litigation cost financier takes on a case where the credit has miraculously disappeared and wants to deal with this almost insoluble fight against wündmühlen, at a curacao casino? i think the realistic chances of still getting the money are close to zero. more than askgamblers and guru complaint you probably can't do there...

why don't you request a GDPR information from the casino and check the transaction lists to see what happened to the money according to the system. maybe there's something useful there.

That's what I wrote. It is very r iskant for the litigation funder, no question, but there may be someone who finds the casino's behavior a little too suspicious and therefore decides to take on the case. I only wrote that because I don't know of any other option.

The missing €15,000 will not be found in the transaction list, but in the game history, as it was wagered and not paid out/deposited.

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