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Online Casinos in general: Who has experience with Wiliam Hill (Page 2)

Topic created on 23rd Dec. 2019 | Page: 2 of 2 | Answers: 12 | Views: 3,812
Christoph
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Who has experience with Wiliam Hill

23rd Dec. 2019, at 07:40 pm CET#11
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MarcT22186 wrote on 23.12.2019 at 09:00
Isn't it actually rather the case that the licenses of the Isle of Man and Gibraltar, in terms of pure Player protection or even preventive guidelines such as the extremely strict advertising requirement, are nevertheless a lot better than those of the mga?

On paper, the arbitration procedure of the mga is of course initially easier and more comfortable, but as long as they do not have the ass in the pants to sanction times, this is but rather nothing worth!
The best example of this are the playcherry casinos, which should actually no longer have licenses, because they even quite obviously violate the regulations (of the mga) to obtain a license.

The licensing requirements of the Isle of Man or Gibraltar are not as strict as those of the UK Gambling Commission. Therefore, in my opinion, the advertising requirements are not as strict as one is used to from the British licenses


So far, I have only been able to gain experience with William Hill with the implementation of the specifications from the Gibraltar licenses. At least in terms of player protection, I know the following about William Hill:

The online casino is partly notorious among some players with higher wins, as they have dragged out payouts a bit in the past due to unusual document requests. I have only heard this from some players and read it in reviews (among other things, not only pictures of IDs are requested, but sometimes also selfies with various documents).

I myself had been temporarily banned by William Hill a year ago (for an article) because of inquiries about player protection (I had the same problem at CasinoCruise). Even though I had not deposited there for months, they were suddenly afraid that I was a gambling addict. However, opening the accounts didn't take 5 minutes. Only 2 questions were asked (that's when I got to know a clearly extensive procedure for player protection at Mr Green and LeoVegas, with waiting times of at least a week). If I had really been addicted to gambling, this would not have stopped me from gambling.

Accordingly, at least in practice, I cannot understand that the licensing requirements are really stricter and stricter

I don't want to defend the MGA, as a tougher approach against providers who behave improperly would sometimes be desirable. Nevertheless, once again, I would like to point out that the MGA also suspends licenses in very rare cases. Unfortunately, they are not as open as the UK GC when it comes to dealing with cases:

https://www.gamblejoe.com/news/malta-gaming-authority-zieht-lizenzen-zurueck/

@Spontimonti:

Could one reason for not finding William Hill through the search function be that you misspelled the Provider (see thread title)?

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Anonym

Who has experience with Wiliam Hill

27th Dec. 2019, at 05:11 pm CET#12
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Christoph wrote on 23.12.2019 at 19:40
The licensing requirements of the Isle of Man or Gibraltar are not as strict as from the UK Gambling Commission. Therefore, in my opinion, the advertising requirements are not as strict as one is used to from the UK licenses otherwise


So far, I have only been able to gain experience with William Hill with the implementation of the specifications from the Gibraltar licenses. At least in terms of Player protection, I know the following about William Hill:

The online casino is partly notorious among some players with higher wins, as they have dragged out payouts a bit in the past due to unusual document requests. I have only heard this from some players and read it in reviews (among other things, not only pictures of IDs are requested, but sometimes also selfies with various documents).

I myself had been temporarily banned by William Hill a year ago (for an article) because of inquiries about player protection (I had the same problem at CasinoCruise). Even though I had not deposited there for months, they were suddenly afraid that I was a gambling addict. However, opening the accounts didn't take 5 minutes. Only 2 questions were asked (that's when I got to know a clearly extensive procedure for player protection at Mr Green and LeoVegas, with waiting times of at least a week). If I had really been addicted to gambling, this would not have stopped me from gambling.

Accordingly, at least in practice, I cannot understand that the licensing requirements are really stricter and stricter

I don't want to defend the MGA, as a tougher approach against providers who behave improperly would sometimes be desirable. Nevertheless, once again, I would like to point out that the MGA also suspends licenses in very rare cases. Unfortunately, they are not as open as the UK GC when it comes to dealing with cases:

https://www.gamblejoe.com/news/malta-gaming-authority-zieht-lizenzen-zurueck/

@Spontimonti:

Could one reason for not finding William Hill through the search function be that you misspelled the Provider (see thread title)?

I will try my luck through the testimonials here, which are all quite good. The problem with the search is actually so, I thought one writes so how stupid of me lol. I'm interested in the Verification process, especially since I like to be verified first at reputable OC before I become active in gambling. So I have then my peace. But I do not know if I would find it good to send them any selfies of me that I think is absolutely pointless

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sigi36
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Who has experience with Wiliam Hill

30th Dec. 2019, at 03:17 pm CET#13
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Spontimonti wrote on 23.12.2019 at 05:13: Find here nothing at all about it have me da grad registered because it offers my favorite slots but have something with Gibraltar read. Good? Bad? Experience reports please.

Hello,

I don't play there anymore but William Hill is the only casino that has made losses with me. Long story short:
Deposit: under 50
Withdrawal after bonus conversion after about 2h about 3.500€
All in one night from the initial registration to the payout then still on PayPal account passed no 6h including Verification!
So I can only recommend William Hill


Ciao

Sigi

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