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Online Casinos in general: Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€ (Page 2)

Topic created on 20th Aug. 2018 | Page: 2 of 4 | Answers: 31 | Views: 14,608
Daniel
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Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€

21st Aug. 2018, at 03:53 pm CEST#11
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Hello derbastiii1 and welcome to the forum,

we still have Lapalingo listed on our website, but have no contact with them anymore, after we refused too often to delete forum posts, such as the thread about Casinotest24, at Lapalingo's request. There was or still is the suspicion in the room that Lapalingo cooperated with a gambling addicted minor

Since there is no real communication between us and Lapalingo, we can unfortunately not mediate directly in your case.

In our experience, Lapalingo is an online casino that moves within the given legal framework but builds their terms and conditions (intentionally or unintentionally?) in such a way that many traps are hidden in it, into which players can fall without bad intentions. From a legal point of view, Lapalingo has always been in the right so far unfortunately .

Since we cannot mediate directly, we can unfortunately only recommend that you file a complaint directly with the MGA at the moment: https://www.mga.org.mt/support/online-gaming-support/

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derbastiii1

Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€

21st Aug. 2018, at 04:08 pm CEST#12
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Had it converted to real money, I mean €7350 is a big chunk of change to look forward to. But they turn it as they want

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Daniel
Elite

Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€

21st Aug. 2018, at 04:37 pm CEST#13
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derbastiii1 wrote on 08/21/2018 at 16:08: Had it converted to real money, I mean €7350 is a big chunk of change to look forward to. But they spin it however they want

As I said, because of the issue between GambleJoe and Lapalingo, I can't understand the whole thing. You converted the bonus manually? Or did you forget to do that. Could you possibly ask Support again why they confiscated your win? And ask there for the exact reasons?

That you have to convert the bonus manually, I have not heard so far and if that is practice there, then that is again an intentional or unintentional trap. I would assume in this case, of course, an unintentional trap, because Lapalingo as we all know, the epitome of honesty & trustworthiness is. I hope that Lapalingo recognizes this senseless trap and pays out all players who have fallen into this trap and changes this system again.

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LittleFu
Amateur

Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€

21st Aug. 2018, at 05:15 pm CEST#14
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I myself had something like that.
I was canceled the payout, and set to 100 euros, because I allegedly
with Freespins (nodepo) would have made the wins.

I had, however, after the Freespins were verballert, remaining money also,
deposited and won with this money.

They have apologized and refunded the full amount.

And yes, you have to convert your bonus into real money there.
I hardly gamble there anymore, but has other reasons.

I just wanted to say that they also make mistakes, so you can
calmly protest again, in case of need go to Askgamblers.


P.S.
CT24 is active again by the way...

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S****8

Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€

21st Aug. 2018, at 05:49 pm CEST#15
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just the name Lapalingo is a scam

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Daniel
Elite

Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€

21st Aug. 2018, at 06:29 pm CEST#16
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P.S..
By the way, CT24 is active again...


I also wish him good luck with it. CT24 is also supposed to be of age by now. According to the thread, he had reached the age of 18 in June or July. If Lapalingo knew about this and even actively promoted this, then I hope this will still have consequences or bad karma for Lapalingo / KGR Entertainment(?) / Löwenplay (?). I hope CT24 will overcome his gambling addiction. Because it doesn't matter how much money you earn and how successful you are, if you are addicted to gambling, your life is severely limited. And if this disease was already sown in childhood or adolescence, then it is even more difficult to defeat this disease.

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ruhrpott
Expert

Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€

21st Aug. 2018, at 07:37 pm CEST#17
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Regarding the conversion: Here you see what I mean.

http://www.directupload.net/file/d/5186/ry2d4alg_png.htm


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Daniel
Elite

Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€

21st Aug. 2018, at 07:54 pm CEST#18
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ruhrpott wrote on 08/21/2018 at 19:37: @ Daniel


Regarding the conversion: here you see what I mean.

http://www.directupload.net/file/d/5186/ry2d4alg_png.htm

I try to put myself into Lapalingo in the most positive sense, but with the best will in the world I can't find a positive explanation for this function. I mean as a player you don't get any benefits from having to convert Bonuses manually. If I owned Lapalingo, I would only install such a function if I wanted to optimize my win and I didn't care about the players. If someone has a positive explanation, then please give it to me. I can't find anything that makes sense.

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ruhrpott
Expert

Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€

21st Aug. 2018, at 08:09 pm CEST#19
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I see it exactly the same way as you do. For me, this will rarely lead to problems, because I do not play so often with more than 5 € per spin. But since there are many people who do this, problems are definitely pre-programmed. I also see only advantages for the casino, because in the end they will always claim that this would not have been real money, although the bonus itself was converted. That is in any case extremely brazen

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Daniel
Elite

Scam: Lapalingo cashout denied. 7350€

21st Aug. 2018, at 09:04 pm CEST#20
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ruhrpott wrote on 21/08/2018 at 20:09: That is definitely times extremely brazen.

Man, you can't say that Lapalingo is brazen. Lapalingo has only good in mind and is certainly only misunderstood.

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