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Online Casinos in general: Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

Topic created on 23rd Oct. 2018 | Page: 1 of 3 | Answers: 27 | Views: 5,749
Skitch22
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Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

23rd Oct. 2018, at 10:08 am CEST#1
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Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

23rd Oct. 2018, at 10:17 am CEST#2
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Judgment is not!!!! Legally binding, novomatic has already filed an appeal. There have already been such processes in the past where the verdict was then overturned in favor of novomatic in the next instance. Would wish it to the player if the verdict is confirmed.

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Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

23rd Oct. 2018, at 10:21 am CEST#3
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Bit funny...that they page "Merkur" reports on the court case of "Novoline" haha...Sorry...just wanted to mention that

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Skitch22
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Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

23rd Oct. 2018, at 10:26 am CEST#4
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haha true ......

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Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

23rd Oct. 2018, at 10:44 am CEST#5
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BonanzaKing wrote on 10/23/2018 at 10:17 am: verdict is not!!!! Legally binding, novomatic has already appealed. Were already in the past such processes where the judgment was then overturned in the next instance in favor of novomatic. Would wish it to the player if the verdict is confirmed.

There are even more instances and in Austria, as in all other countries with the rule of law, usually the one who can afford it more gets justice in the end

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Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

23rd Oct. 2018, at 10:45 am CEST#6
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Ronny1982 wrote on 23.10.2018 at 10:21 am: Bit funny...that they page "Merkur" reports about the court case of "Novoline" haha...Sorry...just wanted to mention that

Loool. Yes that is good. ???

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Knochen
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Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

23rd Oct. 2018, at 11:09 am CEST#7
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Novomatic is now in a bit of a quandary. The company knows exactly that 99% of their revenue comes from addicts. The few people who put 20€ in a machine and pay out 16€ after 30 minutes of gambling do not finance the company. The ones who finance it are the ones who put their whole monthly salary into it on 3 days

Legally, at least in Germany, someone who suffers from an addiction is not fully capable of doing business. A precedent for the player could force the industry to completely rethink. Because then more lawsuits will come

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Bvb1995
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Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

23rd Oct. 2018, at 11:15 am CEST#8
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Merkur hahaha always on it

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Marqes
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Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

23rd Oct. 2018, at 11:23 am CEST#9
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Sunk in vending machines....

Who controlled this, how did he prove it?
Online something like that would be provable, but offline?

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Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic

23rd Oct. 2018, at 12:06 pm CEST#10
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Knochen wrote on 23.10.2018 at 11:09: Novomatic is now but also really something in the dilemma. The company knows exactly that 99% of their revenue comes from addicts. The few people who put 20€ in a machine and pay out 16€ after 30 minutes of gambling do not finance the company. The ones who finance it are the ones who put their whole monthly salary into it on 3 days

Legally, at least in Germany, someone who suffers from an addiction is not fully capable of doing business. A precedent for the player could force the industry to completely rethink. Because then more lawsuits will come.

This happens more often in Austria. There is even a separate organization that specializes in reclaiming gambled money from Novomatic
It was founded by someone who was quite upset with Novomatic.

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