Jeg har fuldstændig sympati med dig, fordi jeg ved, at der er kasinoer, der sandsynligvis ville lukke din konto eller selvudelukke dig og ikke lade dig spille uden at du spørger.
Kasinoer behøver dog ikke at gøre det af sig selv. Men jeg vil altid sige i disse tilfælde, at det er godt at kommunikere med spilleren på et lidt andet niveau, hvis de ser, hvad de skriver. Jeg er enig med dig i det, og jeg synes ikke, at live chat casinoer eller andre burde opmuntre spillet og spørge, hvad der foregår, hvis spilleren viser tydelige tegn på at være afhængig.
På den anden side skal det også kommunikeres klart fra din side, som jeg nævnte.
Vedrørende dit spørgsmål vil jeg lige sige, at det, myndigheden tilsyneladende besluttede i sommeren, ikke betyder, at du er sortlistet og for så vidt angår klagen blev den afvist, for det er stort set det samme som tidligere.
I totally sympathize with you because I know there are casinos that would probably close your account or self-exclude you and not let you play without you asking.
However, casinos don't have to do that of their own accord. But I would always say in these cases, it's good to communicate with the player on a slightly different level if they see what they're writing. I agree with you on that, and I don't think that live chat casinos or anyone else should be encouraging the game and asking what's going on if the player is showing clear signs of being addicted.
On the other hand, it has to be clearly communicated from your side too as I mentioned.
Regarding your question, I will just say that what the authority apparently decided in the summer does not mean that you are blacklisted and as far as the complaint is concerned it was rejected, because it is basically the same as before.
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