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I'm pleased to see the quasi-responsible response from the Playtech "disputes" department.
Not that it needs saying, but I'll say it anyway: they can see all the "patterns" they want, and deny you subsequent deals / bar you etc on that basis, but since no rules violation was committed, they payout on the agreed contract first.
These Playtech issues are becoming ridiculous. There has to be a point at which Playtech is considered a rogue provider; quasi-responsibility of this disputes department response notwithstanding, their licensees evidently have a free card to do absolutely anything. The only way around this is to issue a general caution against Playtech casinos. They HAVE to be pushed into taking a stance against these rogue licensees.
The current list:
Giant Vegas
Vegas Red
Grand Banks
Joyland
Tropez / Swiss
African Palace
Indio
This is a software provider with no control over its licensees.
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