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Online Casinos in general: Problems if you chose self-exclusion at OC and play at a sister casino and win?

Topic created on 03rd Oct. 2021 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 2 | Views: 1,016
Makbarbrother
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Problems if you chose self-exclusion at OC and play at a sister casino and win?

3rd Oct. 2021, at 09:44 pm CEST#1
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Hello all,

as my long title already suggests I wanted to inform myself about possible difficulties that could occur if one has blocked oneself at OC "XY", i.e. by self-exclusion and then wants to play in a partner casino.

I have read in some other thread here once that someone did not get his win paid out, because they then arrived with the reason that he was blocked in a sister casino. Thereupon, the person (justifiably) upset, because you should have communicated this before depositing and not let him gamble first and then want to retain the win. That is not possible at all. If he had lost everything, then probably no cock would have crowed about it.

I am already banned from several OC's and I don't want to have this experience. Or does this problem only arise when you are blocked by the casino itself for various reasons? That would interest me times.

Many thanks in advance.

LG Mark

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MasterChiefKief
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Problems if you chose self-exclusion at OC and play at a sister casino and win?

3rd Oct. 2021, at 11:59 pm CEST#2
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As far as I know only if you have been banned for Gambling addiction reasons

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Makbarbrother
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Problems if you chose self-exclusion at OC and play at a sister casino and win?

4th Oct. 2021, at 12:52 am CEST#3
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When I have chosen the self-exclusion always without giving reasons. In my case, I only ever had reasons that were related to the casino in question.
So I don't have to worry about anything?

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