Bitch and Moan Jackpotparty Terminated My Account!!!

[kou187]

Hi my name is Kou187. Well obviously its not my name i was given at birth but its my online slot name and my name i used at JPP. Anyway i have been playing on the site for almost a year and i would have months were i would lose, And months were i would win. Anyway i would often moan on YouTube or the chat-box about losing so much like most people do. And i admitted to having a problem gambling on YouTube and they have now terminated my account for good with no chance of re opening it. I would have never admitted to having a problem if i knew they would terminate my account. But they have. Therefore i am absolutely gutted as JPP was pretty much the only place i would gamble every month after getting paid. I love the site and miss the banter with guys on there and the slots and winning progressives. Just sucks that i was stupid enough to admit my problem not thinking about the chance of them reading it and terminating my account. Do you guys have any advice of how to bet my account back or have any of you had any similar experience with JPP. Please let me know. Thanks


P.S after losing 1000's and winning 1000's on my last ever session on there i hit 3 stars on JPP progressive below is a screenshot and a video of the win. Ahhhh i miss that site.


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[dionysus]

er..if you have a problem why would want it re-opened?..seems they did you a favour
I think you'll be hard pressed to find members here who will help you in re-opening it when you're self-admittedly a problem gambler

 

[Webzcas]

Any responsible operator will close the account of a player who admits to having a gambling problem. They have done the right thing and you will probably thank them in time also.

 

[Sovietsky]

Kudos to Jackpotparty for taking responsibility.

You have gaming problems and JPP helped you out and you just haven't realized it yet.

 

[dunover]

JPP is a recommended accredited casino and one of the best in the business. They are committed to responsible gaming and took no chances when spotting your chat/youtube comments. This is excellent on their behalf. I'll tell you why.

Whether they like it or not, a great deal of casino revenue comes from problem gamblers. Problem gambler is another term for big-losing gambler or gambler in debt. JPP know that the nature of your problem means you will inevitably lose money elsewhere, but they are not willing to take that revenue from you. Again, that's called RESPONSIBLE GAMING from a site which means it.

By the time you read this you will be playing somewhere else and losing to that casino. Maybe they won't be as efficient in limiting the damage you are causing to yourself.

So, you should thank JPP.

 

[JGslots]

I completely agree with the above. Jackpot Party is simply the best casino around in my opinion and they have made the correct decision to close your account. Hope everything works out for you.

All the best,

Rob

 

[Slotster!]

Bit weird if they've terminated your account from third party information as opposed to a direct request however. Oh hold on, it's their own You Tube channel? Right, I get it.

Someone needs to send him some lucky dust.

From a more helpful perspective, it does seem that the casino in question here have acted in your best interests. Good luck with everything else.

 

[mrmark21]

I commend Jackpot Party for closing you're account. Many casinos wouldn't unless they actually received an email from you requesting account closure. The casino has acted in you're best interests. Maybe you should request information on how long the account will remain closed?

 

[kou187]

Thanks guys for all your thoughts they are much appreciated. But i still miss the site and its not going to stop me gambling i will just gamble else were. Or maybe use a friends account on JPP to play there because i love there slots and find other slot sites quite boring. Thanks again guys

 

[The Viking]

Or maybe use a friends account on JPP to play there

Ughh ? Now that i would be very careful about doing.

 

[Borgie]

EEk !! this is a real no no - this could result in your friend getting account closed too !

 

[dunover]

JPP is a recommended accredited casino and one of the best in the business. They are committed to responsible gaming and took no chances when spotting your chat/youtube comments. This is excellent on their behalf. I'll tell you why.

Whether they like it or not, a great deal of casino revenue comes from problem gamblers. Problem gambler is another term for big-losing gambler or gambler in debt. JPP know that the nature of your problem means you will inevitably lose money elsewhere, but they are not willing to take that revenue from you. Again, that's called RESPONSIBLE GAMING from a site which means it.

By the time you read this you will be playing somewhere else and losing to that casino. Maybe they won't be as efficient in limiting the damage you are causing to yourself.

So, you should thank JPP.

I said as much. Why don't you step back and have a think about things. Before it's too late.

 

[Balthazar]

Personally I don't think that they should have closed the account based on a Youtube comment.

 

[The Viking]

I said as much. Why don't you step back and have a think about things. Before it's too late.

exacly when you start talking about using your friends account to gamle, because yours is close that my friend is a sign of some kinda gambling problems
i would say.

 

[The Viking]

Personally I don't think that they should have closed the account based on a Youtube comment.

Your spot on there i dont think so either, but by the replies he giving out here its pretty obvious, his got some gambling probs.

 

[dunover]

Personally I don't think that they should have closed the account based on a Youtube comment.

I can see some considering that a bit oppressive and maybe intrusive, but his ID was pretty unmistakable plus a problem gambler can hand JPP a few problems, aside from their moral obligations to responsible gambling. He might become a chargeback risk. He may be tempted (as by his own volition he will play dirty to keep playing at JPP) to open fraudulent duplicate accounts. He may get into serious debt or crime problems in the future (I sincerely hope not) to fund his habit, and JPP could be legitimately named as the destination of his money if he got into the press or his sob-story was later posted on the internet.

JPP are correctly protecting both parties. I don't car how they identified him, but I still say I welcome their action.

 

[Balthazar]

I can see some considering that a bit oppressive and maybe intrusive, but his ID was pretty unmistakable plus a problem gambler can hand JPP a few problems, aside from their moral obligations to responsible gambling. He might become a chargeback risk. He may be tempted (as by his own volition he will play dirty to keep playing at JPP) to open fraudulent duplicate accounts. He may get into serious debt or crime problems in the future (I sincerely hope not) to fund his habit, and JPP could be legitimately named as the destination of his money if he got into the press or his sob-story was later posted on the internet.

JPP are correctly protecting both parties. I don't car how they identified him, but I still say I welcome their action.

What if he/she wasn't serious? People say a lot of crap in those Youtube comments, most of them are to take with a grain of salt. They could have contacted the player but to just go ahead and close the account based on this is uncalled for IMO.

I'm not saying this person doesn't have gambling issues, but the end doesn't always justify the means. Contacting the player would have been the right thing to do here.

 

[Balthazar]

@ kou187

Why did you destroy all evidences by deleting your Youtube account and your comments in the JPP videos? It sure doesn't help your case.

 

[dunover]

@ kou187

Why did you destroy all evidences by deleting your Youtube account and your comments in the JPP videos? It sure doesn't help your case.

QED

 

[dunover]

What if he/she wasn't serious? People say a lot of crap in those Youtube comments, most of them are to take with a grain of salt. They could have contacted the player but to just go ahead and close the account based on this is uncalled for IMO.

I'm not saying this person doesn't have gambling issues, but the end doesn't always justify the means. Contacting the player would have been the right thing to do here.

Why? Few would admit honestly to the casino themselves via e-mail they had a problem - it's human nature; the OP would likely go on the defensive.
I still haven't seen one coherent or logical reason they haven't done the correct thing.