Hej,
Jeg kommer nok til at skuffe dig lidt, men vi ser ikke en licens eller en manglende licens som en grund til at give spilleren en refusion. På den anden side kan advokater have et andet syn på emnet. Her er sagen: Vi fokuserer på en fair tilgang, mens advokater fokuserer på lovlighed.
I vores perspektiv kan du stadig blive behandlet retfærdigt, selv på casinoer uden licens. Hvis du har en fair chance for at spille, og casinoet er villig til at udbetale dine legitime gevinster.
Pointen er, at mens advokater fokuserer på det juridiske aspekt og loven, fokuserer vi på at opretholde Fair Gamblig Codex 👈
Desværre skal du ikke gå ud fra, at et offshore-selskab er klar over, at du selv har udelukket kasinoer i Schweiz. Der findes ikke en sådan verdensomspændende database. Det forsøger vi at ændre på, men på grund af mange forskellige love, regler og betingelser er det i en tidlig fase. For at udelukke dig selv i casino, bør du gøre det i hver enkelt separat. Ja, jeg ved hvordan det lyder. Har du måske hørt om Self Exclusion Tool?
Prøv et af vores initiativer: https://casino.guru/global-self-exclusion-initiative/assistance-tool 👈
Nogle få licensudbydere tilbyder dog en måde at udelukke sig selv fra hele listen over licensindehavere, men disse er blot nogle få.
Under alle omstændigheder, hvis du mener, at kasinoet har begået en fejl eller behandlet dig dårligt. Indsend en gratis klage. Vil du vide mere? Bare lad os det vide.
Hello,
I'm probably going to disappoint you a bit, but we do not see a license or a missing license as a reason for giving the player a refund. On the other hand, lawyers might have a different view on the subject. Here is the thing: we focus on a fair approach, while lawyers focus on legality.
In our perspective, you can still be treated fairly, even in unlicensed casinos. If you have a fair chance to play and the casino is willing to pay out your legitimate winnings.
The point is, while lawyers focus on the legal aspect and the law, we focus on maintaining the Fair Gamblig Codex 👈
Unfortunately, you should not assume that an offshore company is aware that you have self excluded from casinos in Switzerland. No such world-wide database exists. We try to change that, but due to many different laws, regulations and conditions it's in a early stage. To self exclude in casino, you should do that in each one separately. Yeah, I know how it sounds. Have you perhaps heard about Self Exclusion Tool?
Try one of our initiatives: https://casino.guru/global-self-exclusion-initiative/assistance-tool 👈
A few license providers, however, provide a way to self exclude from its whole list of license holders, but these are just a few.
In any case, if you believe the casino made a mistake or treated you badly. Submit a free of charge complaint. Do you care to know more? Just let us know.
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