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Online Casinos in general: Call from the bank advisor, then the strange mail from Caxino (Page 3)

Topic created on 21st Jan. 2021 | Page: 3 of 3 | Answers: 22 | Views: 7,247
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WithoutWings wrote on 23.01.2021 at 16:39: The question arises me also currently if I now zb at Tipico Games it would have to be legal with German license yes?

Tipico has a German sports betting license, so you can place sports bets there legally

Since there is no valid gambling treaty in Germany and therefore no valid German licenses, it remains a "gray area" - with the difference that with the introduction of the so-called transitional regulation in advance of the (possibly) upcoming gambling treaty, "gaming houses" that comply with the regulations are "tolerated"

This means that if you play in a casino with a license from Malta, it is actually not illegal according to valid European law, but in Germany you are still moving in a gray area (which should not really be the case) - if you play in an online gambling house that adheres to the regulations of the state, this is currently tolerated
In principle, you should be able to play in the aforementioned online gaming arcades without any concerns and threatening consequences

However, this does not mean that you do not have to declare certain amounts to the FIU, etc. After all, there is a valid law regarding money laundering in Germany
However, the gambling itself is tolerated, as mentioned

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WithoutWings
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Money laundering is clear but that answers my question what I had actually already thought that I play at tipico quasi legal and Platincasino just not;)

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WithoutWings wrote on 23.01.2021 at 17:04: Money laundering is clear but that answers my question what I had actually already thought that I play at tipico quasi legal and at Platincasino just not;)

In principle, it is exactly the same, even if it should not be in my opinion, because German regulations are in conflict with European law and it is not recognized by Germany but that's another topic

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