Solaris vs Leovegas

[Solaris]

You should of pointed out, in your original post, That you only want replies from people who agree with you.

Thanks for the funny reply.
I'm sure you have a lot to provide in a discussion like this, but I disagree with your comment.
I do not intend to gain support and agreement even though it might be as black and white for you and that person who replied me first.

 

[Solaris]

I feel for the OP i really do. 80k is a massive loss for most people. But in the end its down to the person to take control of there own gambling and there is more and more help out there now with different organizations , SE / DL but the player has to take there own responsibility. To truly beat a gambling addiction you need to take responsibility for your own actions. Block yourself everywhere online and put as many hurdles between you and the casino as you possibly can. Sure it has taken online casinos a long time to get there shit together when it comes RG , but finally things are changing. And certainly for UK players more and more protection is being implemented and i think its only a matter of time before the rest of the EU follows.

Harsh fact is even if Leo Vegas had closed your account earlier on, because you were in the throws of your addiction you would have just found another casino to spunk your money away. Which is why you need to work on the problem from within.

I will forever be a hapless addict because I love the game, but im back to cut throat DL Limits, and using TAB when I am feeling like tilt loometh on the dark horizon. I use ever safety net I can to enjoy my degenerate pass time - so that I can actually enjoy it. But hey thats just me. OP work on yourself and forget Leo Vegas and what they did or did not do. It dont matter now - does it ? what matters is you ensuring you never gamble again ever.

With you the best

Thank you for interesting and nice feedback.

I have defintely done my "work" as a gambler in my life, but there are so many who haven't.
I am working on a quite large project that revolves around this topic, but I can't get into details yet.
That is why I appreciate feedback from experienced gamblers as well as new ones, even those who sees all black and white.
This is how the world evolves, people do great wrong (or right), learn from it and pass it on. But you never let it go as it is a part of you forever.

 

[Solaris]

Thought I'd share something interesting.

Several months ago I sent a complain to MGA abut Leovegas which were very valid yes. Don't even ask.
And finally yesterday I received an answer from MGA where they quoted Leovegas and took side with them naturally...

But the interesting part is that the feedback from Leovegas to MGA is pure made up lies.

Why would they lie and why would MGA believe this without seeing documentation of some sort?

Does anyone have experience with MGA? When I google them I find many articles from newspapaers about corruption accusations

 

[maxd]

From what I've seen thus far -- the OP has a PAB in progress -- it is not at all clear that LeoVegas is at fault regarding the players's high losses. As such I'm combining his various threads on this subject and assigning a blame-neutral title as a means of levelling the field on this. If and when the player's accusations are proven I will happily revert to one of the earlier titles.