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Online Casinos in general: Garnishment and insolvency by gambling... who has experience? (Page 2)

Topic created on 03rd Aug. 2018 | Page: 2 of 3 | Answers: 21 | Views: 12,094
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Garnishment and insolvency by gambling... who has experience?

3rd Aug. 2018, at 10:25 pm CEST#11
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zeroschnuffi wrote on 03/08/2018 at 22:04: Old folder. That's just about the awesomeest story I've read here so far.

And the stakes weren't really high compared to the deposits either.

Since it's hard for me to believe that here the casinos do not cheat.



Hey, I think times the creator has also played in shifts in Online Casinos ... or you can also play 4 slots at the same time in many casinos ... and if you play 4x 5 euro are just 20 euros ... he has just lost in 3 years 1.5mio euros are in the end a little over 40000 in the month ... if you play on 5 euros without bonus you can easily lose 2000-3000 euros in an hour .. and if you are frustrated then you usually play extremely fast^^.The main problem you have, if you have lost so much, is simply that you "small wins" so 4-5k not pay out ...you just wait for this Bighit of 50K eg. If he had known before that he 1.5Mio bets he would have probably played 20-50 euros and higher I think

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Skitch22
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Garnishment and insolvency by gambling... who has experience?

3rd Aug. 2018, at 11:08 pm CEST#12
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Awesome story, you can see how dangerous Online Casinos can be.

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Garnishment and insolvency by gambling... who has experience?

3rd Aug. 2018, at 11:51 pm CEST#13
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michaelnovo wrote on 03/08/2018 at 17:56

I'm done with gambling, I just want some peace and no Debt for my last stage of life, so I guess I have to go for personal bankruptcy.


If you are really done with everything I would just as a Tip leave any anfixing, like the Novo in your name. A players brain is incredible, even with such small things. I really wish you all the best on your way.

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Garnishment and insolvency by gambling... who has experience?

4th Aug. 2018, at 12:46 am CEST#14
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Player89 wrote on 03/08/2018 at 23:51
If you are really done with everything I would just as a Tip leave any anfixing, like the novo in your name. A players brain is incredible even with such small things. I really wish you all the best on your way.

That's a downright cheeky thing to say, I'm of Greek descent and Novo is the beginning of my last name. Michael is my first name.

Thanks to all who have offered me constructive help but thanks to inane comments like the above I will be leaving this forum with immediate effect.

Is already a strong piece, if one opens here and then by persons such as Player 89 xenophobic is attacked instead of remaining objective.

For me, that was it, I could have imagined it. I am gone.

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4th Aug. 2018, at 01:14 am CEST#15
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m****o wrote on 04/08/2018 at 00:46
This is some bottomless cheek, I am of Greek descent and Novo is the beginning of my last name. Michael is my first name.

Thanks to all who offered me constructive help but thanks to inane comments like the above I will be leaving this forum with immediate effect.

Is already a strong piece, if one opens here and then by persons such as Player 89 xenophobic is attacked instead of remaining objective.

For me, that was it, I could have imagined it. I am gone.

Then everything would have been good thought so much coincidence does not exist and was not meant in any way evil. Quite the opposite. Well, unfortunately too late. Sorry to all will hold me back again more.

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s****e

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4th Aug. 2018, at 01:21 am CEST#16
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I don't quite understand that. Why xenophobic?
Quite strange again!

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Marqes
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4th Aug. 2018, at 02:13 am CEST#17
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Huh, yes very strange.

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Skitch22
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4th Aug. 2018, at 02:27 am CEST#18
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stkrie wrote on 04/08/2018 at 01:21: I do not quite understand now. Why xenophobic?
Again quite strange!

Could have been Dipson or Hammer having a laugh again.

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4th Aug. 2018, at 03:41 am CEST#19
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Player89 wrote on 03/08/2018 at 23:51
If you are really done with everything I would just as a Tip leave any anfixing, like the novo in your name. A players brain is incredible even with such small things. I really wish you all the best on your way.

Not only the story was sick, but also the departure now.

I feel somehow exploited, because I really thought about it... you can see what sick people there are... also assume a bad joke and I feel as a bottomless impudence.

Player89... I would not take to heart now, have done nothing wrong in my opinion.

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zeroschnuffi
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Garnishment and insolvency by gambling... who has experience?

4th Aug. 2018, at 07:41 am CEST#20
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stkrie wrote on 04/08/2018 at 01:21: I do not quite understand now. Why xenophobic?
Again

I think he completely misunderstood.

I would have now also thought that he calls himself Novo, weiö he always played in the Novocasino.

How would anyone know that it's really part of his name?

If I look through his first post again, house 750,000, investments another 200,000

And "only" 3000 income? Um my salary moves there too and I can't afford all that....hmh

Whether that was now ne Fakestory? ðŸ™"


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