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Online Casinos in general: StarGames experience (Page 103)

Topic created on 04th Jan. 2022 | Page: 103 of 178 | Answers: 1,771 | Views: 242,761
roccoammo11
Expert

T0uchTheSky wrote on 01.12.2023 at 20:54: Always so funny with the casinos. It is always only checked when a payout is made, before that the casino can't care where the money comes from.

And casinos with their money laundering laws, haha.

If I Deposit 1000 euros from my bank at a casino, why would you want to check where the money comes from, because every licensed bank must also comply with money laundering laws and check the money that ends up there beforehand.

This means that the money in my bank account is 100% clean, otherwise my bank would not have released my money.

And if someone buys Psc with cash, they also have a Paysafe account, i.e. the Paysafe company has a duty to check whether the money is black or not.

Basically, the money has already been checked before it ends up at the casinos.




i have to disagree with you. if i sell drugs & then go to the bank and deposit 1000€ at the machine & then deposit exactly this amount into a casino, the machine has only checked whether it is real money and nothing more.

a bank could certainly come up with the idea of asking about irregularly high cash deposits, but until then you could have laundered money without any problems & now the casino comes into play...
this has nothing to do with StarGames but with our laws.
be glad that the person responsible here explains everything a hundred times, even though he is constantly insulted or his statements allegedly do not correspond to the truth. if other managers read this, it is clear that not every oc is officially represented here...

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gamble1
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roccoammo11 wrote on 02.12.2023 at 06:58

i have to disagree with you. if i sell drugs & then go to the bank and Deposit 1000€ at the machine & then deposit exactly this into a casino then the machine has only checked if it is real money and nothing more....

a bank could certainly come up with the idea of asking about irregularly high cash deposits, but until then you could have laundered money without any problems & now the casino comes into play...
this has nothing to do with StarGames but with our laws.
be glad that the person responsible here explains everything a hundred times, even though he is constantly insulted or his statements allegedly do not correspond to the truth. if other managers read this, it is clear that not every oc is officially represented here...

So insulting someone always sucks and you can really praise the StarGames manager in every respect as he explains everything 100 times and is almost always present and helpful


On the subject of money laundering and banks and casinos, I have to say that it's slightly moronic

A bank in DE has to check deposits in cash from 10.000 € and even money exchange transactions from 2500 € transfers are always checked by the system where irregularities are reported, so the sense of transferring the whole thing to a casino is not really clear to me, especially since and I repeat myself in the arcade and casino such a procedure is not used and is also relied on exclusively on the bank

Of course there are laws on this from country to country and mainly through the EU, but whether they make sense and bring anything at all is another matter I just think that giving so much responsibility to a company where you don't need any special qualifications, at least not in large parts, simply creates a lot of arbitrariness, as you have seen impressively with all the MGA stores where one suddenly wanted to check everything after €50 deposit and €100 withdrawal and others after €100k+ not yet although you want to pay out €50k because you are a VIP and have generated €50k plus for the casino

In my opinion, anyone who queries such large amounts of data must have training in the financial sector for all employees who check this and also have a license as a financial service Provider in order to be able to reliably assess such procedures at all

This is not to belittle the work of the casinos and not to label people as stupid or anything like that, on the contrary, but just look at what the casinos have done in the past, some of them wanted bank statements and proof of how third parties came into possession of the money where your account showed how brother father mother etc.... I have never seen anything like this from any financial service provider with a license and I have already been privately and professionally in some exams that have all been super professional and even without dubious data protection violations

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Tigerbaby2004
Rookie

roccoammo11 wrote on 02.12.2023 at 06:58

i have to disagree with you. if i sell drugs & then go to the bank and Deposit 1000€ at the machine & then deposit exactly this into a casino then the machine has only checked if it is real money and nothing more....

a bank could certainly come up with the idea of asking about irregularly high cash deposits, but until then you could have laundered money without any problems & now the casino comes into play...
this has nothing to do with StarGames but with our laws.
be glad that the person responsible here explains everything a hundred times, even though he is constantly insulted or his statements allegedly do not correspond to the truth. if other managers read this, it is clear that not every oc is officially represented here...

With a payout of €300, I find a review really ridiculous. You can assume that the casino wants to delay the payout in the hope that the player will cancel the payout and gamble it away again. Who washes €300 and deposits €80 beforehand? 🤣.

The casino should rethink its criteria.

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Donnie
Expert
I had it with AdmiralBet, Neteller instant payout but then deposited with Skrill and then it took forever with the payout

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T0uchTheSky
Elite

roccoammo11 wrote on 02.12.2023 06:58:

i have to disagree with you. if i sell drugs & then go to the bank and Deposit 1000€ at the machine & then deposit exactly this into a casino then the machine has only checked if it is real money and nothing more....

a bank could certainly come up with the idea of asking about irregularly high cash deposits, but until then you could have laundered money without any problems & now the casino comes into play...
this has nothing to do with StarGames but with our laws.
be glad that the person responsible here explains everything a hundred times, even though he is constantly insulted or his statements allegedly do not correspond to the truth. if other managers read this, it is clear that not every oc is officially represented here...

Of course the 1000 euros are actually black, you could also regularly sell 50 euros of drugs and pay them into your bank. But as long as your bank has no suspicion and does not block this money, then this money is still legal for the time being. You could also use this money to pay your rent, I don't think your landlord will call you at some point and ask where the money comes from, because only your bank has the duty to check and release it.


The 1000 euros was perhaps a stupid example, let's say I pay 100,000 euros from my bank into a casino, which of course wants to know the origin of the money when I make a withdrawal. And now again, the 100,000 euros that was previously in my bank account was of course already checked by my bank beforehand, otherwise my bank would have been annoyed beforehand.

Besides, what the casinos do has nothing to do with the Money Laundering Act, because you could gamble away hundreds of thousands of euros at some casinos and nobody would care. If a payout is then made, they first ask and hope that the player cannot prove it and they can keep the money. If the casinos complied with the Money Laundering Act, they would have to check high deposits beforehand and not afterwards.

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gamble1
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Tigerbaby2004 wrote on 02.12.2023 at 09:06:

With a payout of 300€ I find a check really ridiculous. You can already assume that the casino wants to delay the payout in the hope that the player cancels the payout and gambles it away again. Who washes €300 and deposits €80 beforehand? 🤣.

The casino should rethink its criteria.

I think in your case it was simply a random check and had nothing to do with a real money laundering check

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StarGames_Official
Experienced

T0uchTheSky wrote on 02.12.2023 09:17:

If casinos complied with the Money Laundering Act, they would have to check high deposits beforehand and not afterwards.

We are glad that you wrote that, because it is indeed the case that high deposits or Deposit amounts are also checked

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BinGOLDiG
Expert
PLEASE READ AGAIN AND PIN UNDER THE STATUS!

Your payouts do not have to be checked first if you activate the automatic payout at StarGames!
Then, in the event of a win, it will always be posted immediately to your current Deposit method as soon as you finish the game!
You only have to set it up once, that's it!
And you can also set how much money should remain in your player account!

What's not possible with that stupid license, right? 😁

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T0uchTheSky
Elite
StarGames_Official wrote on 02.12.2023 09:52:

We are glad you wrote that, because it is indeed the case that high deposits or Deposit amounts are also checked

That was referring to casinos in general and not you ^^ If you do that or all casinos with De license do that, then that is an exception.

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StarGames_Official
Experienced

BinGOLD wrote on 02.12.2023 at 09:59: PLEASE READ AGAIN AND BEST PIN IT UNDER THE STATUS!

Your payouts do not have to be checked first if you activate the automatic payout at StarGames!
Then, if you win, it will always be credited to your current Deposit method as soon as you finish the game!
You only have to set it up once, that's it!
And you can also set how much money should remain in your player account!

What's not possible with that stupid license, right? 😁

The automatic payouts are checked in the same way as the payouts you request manually. We just wanted to say that so as not to raise any false expectations.


However, it is a good feature if you want to play responsibly.

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