Yet, we see scam accusations against the casinos, and it happens when the player actually realizes that they lost their deposit. As I said before, most of the time, players think they can recover the money from the casino using its terms and conditions, and then they will gamble with the same money at a different casino. Sometimes, even the KYC is not enough. Gambling addicted people can manage their friends and family members to complete their KYC for them. Therefore, if a player wishes to bypass any restrictions, they can employ various methods.
Reading your replies, it’s hard not to notice how consistently you avoid the only question relevant in the instant matter, while constructing a narrative that simply does not fit the facts.
This is not about bypassing restrictions, re-registering, VPNs, KYC abuse, or players trying to gamble risk-free after losing. The issue is far simpler and far more damaging.
What happens when a player invokes responsible gaming, requests permanent self-exclusion and account closure, and does so before making a single deposit or placing a single bet, yet the casino acknowledges those requests and still applies no restriction?
That is the question.
Your replies, much like Bitz’s contemporaneous responses at the time, do not answer it.