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Online Casinos in general: PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action? (Page 2)

Topic created on 03rd Jan. 2020 | Page: 2 of 2 | Answers: 19 | Views: 3,246
Anonym

PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action?

4th Jan. 2020, at 12:41 am CET#13
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The whole thing is thought far too big I think

Mir gehts in the post times exclusively about these casinos, of which constantly what is in the complaints. Curacao casinos that simply do not pay out. Without error of the player, etc. Casinos that permanently try to actually cheat by withholding money. Owed solely to their license.

And that the big game providers also sell their games to these stores is in my eyes the biggest scam of all. That's all it's about. German laws, etc. are not really interesting for me now, because then it goes back in the direction of "we can change nothing anyway"

But to attack large companies on their social media channels for this obvious fraud, can also individuals or groups. Players, that is. I am not concerned about myself, because I do not play in such casinos anyway. For me, it's about starting to make a difference in the first place

Gamblers are probably the most grateful and stupidest group of people on this planet. No company in the world can poop their customers daily, so obviously on the head without appropriate reaction on the part of the customers. A forum for help like this is already good. But in my opinion there is more.

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Anonym

PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action?

4th Jan. 2020, at 12:44 am CET#14
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Entertainment Player wrote on 04/01/2020 at 00:39 PM
Quote removed, see above.

Whether PNG is a junk Provider or not, I don't want to and can't judge. I don't buy into the "if I don't win anything, it must be a scam" idea. My main concern is the actual fraud. And not paying out money, although the player has not made a mistake, is fraud. And there is more than enough of it. Besides, PNG was only one example. There are many other providers in the playground of these rip-offs.

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U****r

PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action?

4th Jan. 2020, at 12:51 am CET#15
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Rollstevmroll wrote on 04/01/2020 at 00:41: The whole thing is thought way too big I think

I'm in the post times exclusively about these casinos, from which constantly what is in the complaints. Curacao casinos that simply do not pay out. Without error of the player, etc. Casinos that permanently try to actually cheat by withholding money. Owed solely to their license.

And that the big game providers also sell their games to these stores is in my eyes the biggest scam of all. That's all it's about. German laws, etc. are not really interesting for me now, because then it goes back in the direction of "we can change nothing anyway"

But to attack large companies on their social media channels for this obvious fraud, can also individuals or groups. Players, that is. I am not concerned about myself, because I do not play in such casinos anyway. For me, it's about starting to move things in the first place

Gamblers are probably the most grateful and stupidest group of people on this planet. No company in the world can poop their customers daily, so obviously on the head without appropriate reaction on the part of the customers. A forum for help like this is already good. But in my opinion there is more.

--- Post removed because it is a duplicate account of a user who has been permanently banned in the past. ---

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Liquid
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PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action?

4th Jan. 2020, at 02:03 am CET#16
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Oh oh someone is frustrated

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Katharina2
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PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action?

4th Jan. 2020, at 08:15 am CET#17
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Entertainment player wrote on 04/01/2020 at 00:27: Quote removed, see above.

Germany knows that their stance on OC is purely legally untenable.
Blathering about Europe and banning Germans from being 'Europeans' on this issue
does not last forever. Therefore very innovative, this page.

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Anonym

PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action?

4th Jan. 2020, at 08:41 am CET#18
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Rollstevmroll wrote on 03/01/2020 at 23:59: Well, all the big providers like PlayNgo have all the latest SocialMedia channels. FB, Insta, etc. Theoretically you could spam that full of criticism for over a month. If that were enough people, that alone would make a difference. In addition, Youtube videos that may be linked by major streamers. I don't think that would really be that hard with a certain number of people. Do tuts hald no one.

Well you can spam the channels as much as you want... This will not change anything!
The only thing that would make a difference: If suddenly a large number of players would leave the fingers of the rip-off providers, which you can also find in the dubious casinos.

But that will not happen. Every day, millions of players let the providers fool them about RTP and fair play.
None of them will even lift a finger!
And the people who have understood it are clearly too few as that could change something!

And of the affiliates on Twitch or elsewhere will also help you none! They are happy about every euro they have more! No matter whether other people are ripped off or screwed.

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Anonym

PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action?

4th Jan. 2020, at 01:30 pm CET#19
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Liquid wrote on 04.01.2020 at 02:03: Oh oh someone is frustrated


No, not really. Actually not at all. I just get sick when I read your nick. I would love to meet you in real life

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Anonym

PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action?

4th Jan. 2020, at 01:33 pm CET#20
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Quckie wrote on 04.01.2020 at 08:41
Well you can spam the channels full as much as you want... This won't change anything at all!
The only thing that would make a difference: If suddenly a large number of players would leave the fingers of the rip-off providers, which you can also find in the dubious casinos.

But that will not happen. Every day, millions of players let the providers fool them about RTP and fair play.
None of them will even lift a finger!
And the people who have understood it are clearly too few as that could change something!

And of the affiliates on Twitch or elsewhere will also help you none! They are happy about every euro they have more! No matter whether other people are ripped off or screwed.

Yes, I understand hald not. There must be more people who are not only themselves the next. Also with players. Is hald just completely incomprehensible to me, but I've feared it anyway

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Crazy4U
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PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action?

4th Jan. 2020, at 09:55 pm CET#21
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I hardly think that you have a chance to achieve anything, since

a) there is a lot of money involved
b) players who don't manage to find out here in the forums beforehand (they already exist after all), don't inform themselves about other channels beforehand either --> streamers/Youtube
c) the legislation is (intentionally) designed in a way that you don't have a handhold

Basically helps here only in general: no more playing

This comes to me like 'I smoke' 'let's sue the tobacco industry, because they don't tell us that smoking is unhealthy'

I wonder what some players will do if OCs are actually abolished at some point?

;-)

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Falko
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PlayNgo, etc in junk casinos - Should we take action?

5th Jan. 2020, at 01:22 am CET#22
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He could also write directly to the Provider Playn Go and write his opinion about the topic here in an email. I would be interested in whether they then at least answer something.

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