not allowed at microgaming casinos

**slotplayer** · 13th August 2008, 07:52 PM

land casinos have blacklists so I would imagine online casinos do to.

**rockycatt** · 13th September 2009, 08:41 PM

old thread but is this the state of georga u s a the op comes from , policy no u s a new accounts

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**Mousey** · 14th September 2009, 03:43 PM

As far as I know, MG casinos still do not allow NEW U.S. accounts. Existing accounts are fine (till MG decides otherwise).

**just play** · 14th September 2009, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by lots0

siren737,
I am perdy sure that all the casino software makers have a player blacklist. However they all refuse comment about it or they flatly deny there is a list.

So I would say, your chances of getting off of a list that the software providers say does not exist or won't talk about is about as good as hitting the powerball with a single number.

I am very surprised that a casino CS worker would mention that you are on a "list" of some kind, I'll bet that CS worker would not have a job if his boss heard that.

They most certainly DO have a blacklist....here is proof in an email with me and a casino from a while back, I saved it for this purpose, in case anyone didn't think they had a blacklist, I forget what happened, but I think they double billed me or something, so I told them I was going to do a chargeback, and this is the reply I got........

Please note that we do take chargeback threats as very serious and if you go through with it then we will have no choice but to report you to our Fraud and Risk department which will result in you being blocked from playing at XXX or any other Microgaming casino.

My guess is the original poster made a chargeback and they blocked him from MG casinos.