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Online Casinos in general: Boycott German casinos please (Page 5)

Topic created on 26th Jan. 2025 | Page: 5 of 5 | Answers: 62 | Views: 2,691
Falko
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Boycott German casinos please

29th Jan. 2025, at 02:18 pm CET#61
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StarGames_Official wrote on 29/01/2025 09:26:
Since you don't know our win & loss reports, we would suggest you not to make such statements.

In Germany, the business is currently not profitable for many providers. They finance this either from the sports betting business, from the land-based business or from other European markets.

The market for online slots in Germany alone is not profitable - not even with these RTPs.

The fact that sports betting is more profitable is probably also due to the fact that the tax here is much fairer than for slots, where a tax is charged on every spin. I myself feel that the state has done a good job of taxing sports betting, but as far as the taxation of slots is concerned, it's the exact opposite - the way it's done here is simply desolate.

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Boycott German casinos please

29th Jan. 2025, at 04:45 pm CET#62
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Falke wrote on 29.01.2025 at 09:01:

So you nice casinos are benefactors, so to speak, because you don't write wins and can't afford a Don Perignon? So you're just doing it all for the players to bring them a bit of fun and without any significant win?


Sorry, but all that shines through in your post is that you casinos would rather rake in all the money instead of giving it to the state. I can understand that, but please stop taking people for fools and pretending it's not profitable for you. You have calculated your RTP in such a way that there is plenty of money left for the state and plenty of money left for you.

The only ones who suffer are the players. Nobody else. I certainly won't shed a tear for your millions in tax money.

If the tax goes down, it's only because fewer people are using the services in general, which also means less revenue for the providers.

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mtorero
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Boycott German casinos please

29th Jan. 2025, at 06:02 pm CET#63
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StarGames_Official wrote on 29/01/2025 09:26:
Since you don't know our win & loss reports, we would suggest you not to make such statements.

In Germany, the business is currently not profitable for many providers. They finance this either from the sports betting business, from the land-based business or from other European markets.

The market for online slots in Germany alone is not profitable - not even with these RTPs.

Nor does it have to be profitable. The licensed casinos are only there to protect the hundreds of thousands of offline Merkur-Novomatic Slot machines across Germany from a better online offering. After all, these bring billions in profits to both groups.


The state earns very generously by doing nothing and forces its judiciary to crack down on people who want to play online in a casino and not in a casino with no chance of winning.

It's easy for the Merkur-Novomatic-Glückspielbehörde Connection 🤑

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