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Online Casinos in general: Player from Austria gets €2.5 million back from Novomatic (Page 2)

Topic created on 23rd Oct. 2018 | Page: 2 of 3 | Answers: 27 | Views: 5,711
Anonym
Marqes wrote on 10/23/2018 at 11:23: Sunk in vending machines....

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

An example would be if across from the arcade was an ATM where he always withdrew. At many Admiralhallen (100% subsidiary of novomatic) there is an ID requirement and an access restriction with player card.

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Anonym
BonanzaKing wrote on 10/23/2018 at 12:17 PM
An example would be e.g. If opposite from the arcade an ATM would be where he always withdrew. At many Admiralhallen ( 100% subsidiary of novomatic) there is yes an ID requirement and an access restriction with spielerkarte.

The identity card obligation and player cards did not exist in 2002, you could still play freely, everything came years later.
However, it will have been reconstructable through withdrawals in the vicinity

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Marqes
Expert

Unbeliver wrote on 23/10/2018 at 12:54 PM
The ID requirement and player cards didn't exist in 2002, you could still go play freely then, it all came years later.
But it will have been reconstructable by withdrawals in the vicinity

That's what I was thinking, they haven't been around that long.


And to withdraw the money in the proximity...could also have been a coincidence.
I wonder how it came to the charge, there is not really evidence.

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Anonym
Marqes wrote on 10/23/2018 at 12:57 PM

I was just thinking the same thing, they haven't been around that long.


And to withdraw the money nearby...could have been a coincidence.
I wonder how it came to the charge, evidence there is not really.

As Random wrote, there is an association or similar with the appropriate legal know-how. In a chain of evidence also count regularities and if he has always taken off in the vicinity can this already be recognized

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Anonym
Unbeliver wrote on 23/10/2018 at 12:54 PM
The ID requirement and player cards didn't exist in 2002, you could still go play freely then, it all came years later.
But it will have been reconstructable by withdrawals in the vicinity

You're right about that, my mistake.

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Anonym
Sorry somehow he always wants twice from the phone. .

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Falko
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But if he has gambled away this sum at the machines directly, then I find the whole thing extremely fuzzy.he can not even prove that he has really sunk this money into the machines. Online that would be something else, because here you can see the bookings everywhere and thus also really prove.

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Anonym
I would also like to have my 200000 back, but unfortunately I live in Germany in a country where you violate the Basic Law, in a country with disastrous politicians and halunken. Amen.

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Anonym
Falko wrote on 23.10.2018 at 14:45: But if he has gambled away this sum at the machines directly, then I find the whole thing already extremely spongy.The can not even prove that he has really sunk this money in the machines. Online that would be something else, because here you can see the bookings everywhere and thus also really prove

As far as I know, you can only reclaim the money that you can prove.
That is: He has withdrawn so much with the ATM or credit card.

There is yes in every arcade this possibility.

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Knochen
Elite
Random wrote on 23/10/2018 at 20:59
As far as I know, you can only claim back the money that you can prove.
That is: He has withdrawn so much with the ATM or credit card.

Is there yes in every arcade this possibility.

In Austria, you can withdraw money in the arcade itself?

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