Online Casinos in general: Sue Platincasino? (Page 10)

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Anonymous_ wrote on 12.08.2022 at 11:22: Hey guys this is something wrong what is written here but most do not know it My husband has lost in a year 80,000 € at Platincasino his deposits were to be exact 79,584 € his withdrawals
(Wins) 15,978 € so this is all fraud people and Platincasino still has no license in Germany which means everyone can get his money back we have sued the casino and agreed on a settlement he gets 50,000 € back this set that it is legal from 01.08.2021 applies only to Online Casinos that have a license in Germany everything else is illegal love greetings

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Max_Bet wrote on 12/08/2022 at 11:33 AM

Thanks for the clarification. Worry about your husband and not about us ... 😉

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Anonymous_ wrote on 12/08/2022 at 16:29

I am not worried Wrong information takes away people's courage to fight for their right may be that one or the other thinks how stupid can you be to gamble so much money you should look at some things from several perspectives

So do not bury your head in the sand
You all have the right to get your money back from any casino that does not have a license in Germany! ☺️

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Max_Bet wrote on 12/08/2022 at 16:51

Would your husband also give back the winnings if the win/loss ratio was the other way around, for example by winning a Jackpot?

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LittleFu wrote on 12.08.2022 at 13:32: You have also tried your luck with 20 euros Dreh's.
Was only a matter of time until it goes down the drain.

I delete my account also now at Platincasino.
And I also play only with 20 cents stakes.

Have played in the morning gladly times ne hour, in the evening never.
But if you only Deposit for 3 weeks, then the fun is completely gone.

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Ichbins2018 wrote on 08/12/2022 at 18:10

From a purely legal point of view, he would actually have to, that is, in the case of illegal gambling, return the money and provided win.

However, the casino which was illegally played from Germany would then have to sue the player.
So theoretically the balancing justice would work in both directions...
Practically, of course, this is complete humbug (casino sues player) precisely because there are NO chargebackers who have won or players in general.

Would actually equal opportunities, so what the gambling concerns, I do not want to know how many casinos would initiate a chargeback in the case of losses ... Of course, they would then argue similarly as the Chargebacker....

On which side do you then place yourself as a moralizer?

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Ichbins2018 wrote on 08/12/2022 at 18:10

From a purely legal point of view, he would actually have to, that is, in the case of illegal gambling, return the money and provided win.

However, the casino which was illegally played from Germany would then have to sue the player.
So theoretically the balancing justice would work in both directions...
Practically, of course, this is complete humbug (casino sues player) precisely because there are NO chargebackers who have won or players in general.

Would actually equal opportunities, so what the gambling concerns, I do not want to know how many casinos would initiate a chargeback in the case of losses ... Of course, they would then argue similarly as the Chargebacker....

On which side do you then place yourself as a moralizer?

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