I need answers about Kahnawake

[Linus]

Shirlsplay - I don't blame you for not wanting to send credit card or bank statements. Who knows who will have access to them after you send them, or if the casino will keep them safe.

It's hard to see why they need any of that anyway, especially since Neteller has already verified you, as well as your bank account.

Sorry, but I have to ask - why play online, when you live in Reno? Isn't your city chock-full of safe casinos, where you can cashout anytime you want, and get free drinks, to boot?

[rreevy]

Some of the Kahnawake-licensed outfits are pretty solid - Spin Palace and the other Palace Group casinos, for example. But not all of the casinos licensed there have such good reputations. It seems to me that the best way to be sure is to play at a casino licensed in a jurisdiction such as Gibraltar or Alderney, where the requirements for getting a licence are really stringent. I'm not sure how hard it is to get a Kahnawake licence but I believe some of the casinos on the rogue/not recommended list are licensed there.

That said, both Starluck (subsidiary of PartyGaming) and 888 are rogued, but as they are both public companies listed here in the UK, I believe they're still safe places to play.

BTW Bryan will occasionally endorse casinos from Costa Rica, depending on the reputation they've built up.

[dreamtheatre]

i vaguely remember quoting that if an online casino is Kahnawake licensed this makes the casino a safer place to play.

as far as i am concerned kaave.com still carries their logo.

a short while ago they have cancelled the membership of a member (one of many) and confiscated his 2500 dollars.

the reason was given as follows:

"your membership has been cancelled till the date 11/11/2211 12:53 pm because of a problem with your credit card"

the member had never deposited or withdrawn using his credit card. in fact it was impossible for him to do so. because he had never OWNED a credit card in his life.

[Mellowman307]

I can tell from the posts in this thread there are no Canadians who have responded.

I am a Canadian.

One thread suggested the RCMP, Royal Canadian Mounted Police are investigating.

They can't, the Kahnawake Reservation is in the province of Quebec, however, our native population is self-governing.

They are not bound by the laws of Canada, pay no taxes to our Government, etc, etc.

The likelyhood of a casino or poker site actually having any physical presence on the reserve, ha.

As for the Kahnawake actually doing something, well lets just say you don't no much about our aboriginals.

Snow balls chance in hell would be the best way to describe it.

As a Canadian I steer away from anybody licensed by this particular group, know how they don't operate only too well.

Good luck even getting an acknowledgement from them much less any assistance.

[Renegade]

The Kahnawake Gaming Commission, established on 10 Ohiarí:ha/June 1996 pursuant to the provisions of the Kahnawake Gaming Law, MCR No. 26 / 1996-97, is presently comprised of three members appointed by the Mohawk Council of Kahnawake: Alan Goodleaf (Chairperson), Mike Delisle Jr. and Iris Rice.

The Commission is empowered to regulate and control gaming and gaming related activities conducted within and from the Mohawk Territory of Kahnawake in accordance with the highest principles of honesty and integrity.

Now, please note:

The Commission is empowered to regulate and control gaming and gaming related activities conducted within and from the Mohawk Territory of Kahnawake in accordance with the highest principles of honesty and integrity.