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Online Casinos in general: Public prosecutor's office wants compensation for lost value. (Page 9)

Topic created on 30th Sep. 2024 | Page: 9 of 9 | Answers: 121 | Views: 17,623
imsoql
Rookie
Has anyone ever considered going to the press about it?
When I read here that people are being reported for a few euros that were paid out. I wouldn't pay a cent in fines if someone was actually convicted. Do they want to put you in jail because you looked at colorful pictures online that are spinning and you bet your money on it that there might be a win? And then you were also cheeky enough to have €100 paid out after you'd blown €2000?
I wonder how they want to prove that you were even in Germany at the time of the crime! What if you say that you were in Malta or another country that is not so core disabled to cheat its own population at the time of the payout?
Imagine you are on vacation. You play on a site that is allowed in your country but not in Germany. You win €10000 and pay it out and when you get back you get a report 🤣 you can't tell anyone that.

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BigAl87
Amateur
We live in the "best Germany ever"....
Irony is only for people who understand it.
I can donate whatever I want to any foreign institution (in most cases it also helps people in need or helps in other humanitarian cases) without anyone asking what happens to the money. But if I transfer money abroad with the intention of gambling, and I want to return 50 or 100 times the amount to my account, is that illegal? What do you do with the money? Either you put the money back into gambling or you treat yourself - ergo -> ⅕ of the win goes into the tax coffers as you also pay taxes here. I don't like Germany at the moment. There's no chance of getting on the green branch somehow. Player protection is supposedly written in capital letters, but in the end they are just trying to generate even more tax money. The state doesn't care whether you lose €500,000 in Curacao or in a German casino. Only in the casino is the tax paid directly and in Curacao it has to sue you for it first.... But as it monitors your every move, it is only a matter of time before the tax authorities are at your door

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