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…I spent 3.33...
well most of casinos they hitting only small stake players, I got hit with sow spending 20 quitAs a small stakes player I technically shouldn’t get caught up in SOW. But if I was to be asked, no casino will be getting my private financial information. I’d probably quit online slots altogether and go outside and play instead…
I guess for the casinos concerned it is better to turn away customers than get massive fines imposed by the UKGC. It’s a lose/lose situation for casinos so I’m not sure why they aren’t showing more resistance. Oh yes, the massive fine. What a fucked up situation…
is big problem with casinos they avoid closing account when you ask for, they make you account as self excluded so they can still use your dataThat's something I'd forgot to add, it's very strange that I get many messages and emails each day from sites I've never even heard of, clearly at my phone number and email has been sold by at keast one site to other vendors. God knows what other info they've sold.
You're right the identity part is most valuable to buyers, but heck could I trust them not to sell details of my personal finances and aspects of spending in everyday life.
I've seen many soft credit checks on my credit it file which I'm happy with, this is probably the best way to go rather than asking to see extremely personal information, which most people will not comply with.
well most of casinos they hitting only small stake players, I got hit with sow spending 20 quit
You roll semi decent?I joined Jennings, my first (and only deposit) was for £130 which I lost. I had no problem with that, it's gambling after all, what I did have a problem with is they straight away then asked me for 3 page bank statements and my latest P60 form before I could play again.
Needless to say they got told to do one and I closed my account.... Some of these online casinos seem to have lost their minds in my opinion.
Joined them last week, they put in place a £130 monthly deposit limit and after I made my deposits to that amount and lost, they emailed me for SOW/SOF due to their concern at my level of gambling.... sent them P60, 3 Payslips and redacted bank statement showing pay coming in and opening/closing balance, but they want it unredacted... not going to happen so account closed forthwith.I joined Jennings, my first (and only deposit) was for £130 which I lost. I had no problem with that, it's gambling after all, what I did have a problem with is they straight away then asked me for 3 page bank statements and my latest P60 form before I could play again.
Needless to say they got told to do one and I closed my account.... Some of these online casinos seem to have lost their minds in my opinion.
They probably do.Joined them last week, they put in place a £130 monthly deposit limit and after I made my deposits to that amount and lost, they emailed me for SOW/SOF due to their concern at my level of gambling.... sent them P60, 3 Payslips and redacted bank statement showing pay coming in and opening/closing balance, but they want it unredacted... not going to happen so account closed forthwith.
Do they seriously think I am going to send anything unredacted for a £130 a month limit?
They probably do.
But they do seem to have forgotten that SOW is to establish just that. Your source of funds and ONLY that.
What your spending habits are is sweet FA to do with them.
If I want to spend £30 in March for an online order from Hotel Chocolat and another £30 from Interflora during the month of March because it
is Mother's Day soon, it really is none of the casino's f*cking goddam business.
As far as I am concerned, the casino gets to see my earnings from gainful employment, my casino winnings (because players DO recycle winnings, sometimes for a reason as simple as "oh I won at this site playing BTG, now I can go make a deposit somewhere else to play NLC/Relax/whatever") and a HMRC tax rebate (if I actually get one that year).
And if the casino comes back to me saying they want an unredacted statement, then I'll tell them somewhat bluntly....
"that's all you are fucking getting mate, now fucking do one"
SOW = Does it mean Source of Wealth? I'm not at all convinced, it really could be any of the below.....
Stealing Of Winnings
Secrecy Obliteration Witchhunt
Slimeball Operation conducted by Wankers
I told them that if they didnt think I could afford to gamble then they should close my account, and they sent this reply:Joined them last week, they put in place a £130 monthly deposit limit and after I made my deposits to that amount and lost, they emailed me for SOW/SOF due to their concern at my level of gambling.... sent them P60, 3 Payslips and redacted bank statement showing pay coming in and opening/closing balance, but they want it unredacted... not going to happen so account closed forthwith.
Do they seriously think I am going to send anything unredacted for a £130 a month limit?

Присъединих се към тях миналата седмица, те въведоха месечен лимит за депозит от £130 и след като направих депозитите си до тази сума и загубих, те ми изпратиха имейл за SOW/SOF поради загрижеността си за моето ниво на хазарт.... изпратиха им P60 , 3 фиша за заплати и редактирано банково извлечение, показващо постъпващото плащане и начален/заключителен баланс, но те искат нередактирано... няма да се случи, така че сметката да бъде затворена незабавно.
Сериозно ли мислят, че ще изпратя нещо нередактирано за лимит от £130
Unibet without asking me to verify the source of wealth (which I am not worried about, because I have been working for many years on a permanent employment contract) they stopped my deposits - they checked my credit history for affordability. I was really stressed, I have been playing with them for years, with small deposits .Shooting selves in their own (both feet) -be interesting to know in terms of how much custom they lose in money terms via such a policy v how much in a fine they may, or may not, get
Said before, but the likes of Unibet here - over the years i'm nigh on 90k of deposits - my plays not changed much, been pretty consistent and maybe that's why they've chosen not to go down a draconian route as they can see there are no red flags to changes of behaviours - IMO is the right way to do things and something that, as a business, you can stand over and defend (should the clown at the GC call you)
I get the impression from some casinos, given how inept they've been at SOW and RG, they go down this route because they're not confident in their own processes. Hence the blanket approach in many cases.
they trying new ideas to get loop hole on UKGC rules,I let u know next month I will make £5000 deposit see what they saying ? ?Surely if one withdraws more than they deposit then their net deposits for the period should be zero? Won’t the casino then want more deposits in the hope of clawing back some of what they lost?
Is this a UKGC regulation, or is this a casino completely misunderstanding the regulations?
With all these illogical rules casinos are just turning away business. I really do not get it.
Sick of Wanking?They probably do.
But they do seem to have forgotten that SOW is to establish just that. Your source of funds and ONLY that.
What your spending habits are is sweet FA to do with them.
If I want to spend £30 in March for an online order from Hotel Chocolat and another £30 from Interflora during the month of March because it
is Mother's Day soon, it really is none of the casino's f*cking goddam business.
As far as I am concerned, the casino gets to see my earnings from gainful employment, my casino winnings (because players DO recycle winnings, sometimes for a reason as simple as "oh I won at this site playing BTG, now I can go make a deposit somewhere else to play NLC/Relax/whatever") and a HMRC tax rebate (if I actually get one that year).
And if the casino comes back to me saying they want an unredacted statement, then I'll tell them somewhat bluntly....
"that's all you are fucking getting mate, now fucking do one"
SOW = Does it mean Source of Wealth? I'm not at all convinced, it really could be any of the below.....
Stealing Of Winnings
Secrecy Obliteration Witchhunt
Slimeball Operation conducted by Wankers
Stalling of withdrawalSick of Wanking?
We have a Winner! ? ding ding dingStalling of withdrawal
Im not UK or Eu but I want to put in my 2cents anyway???. I find the SOW requests annoying and intrusive but I can live with it. What pees me off big time is when you have a win, and they hold your winnings hostage demanding SOW proof right after it? A certsin casino comes to mind.? Bet365 were the opposite. They asked me for SOW proof but they werent holding any of my money so it was totally up to me weather I wanted to supply documents and keep on playing there or move on?Yes, it is NOW but in the PM you sent there was 6 exisiting options so I thought you would tack it on last at #7.![]()
Did they request you to bring in proof ? Or was it just normal questions?Yesterday I got hit with SOW at three UK land-based casinos, Grosvenor, Genting, and Napoleon. Right now they all are going mad about it and are monitoring literally everyone. I spoke to a few other players and they said exactly the same.
They requested a proper evidence of where my income is coming from, at least a bank statement. Grosvenor and Genting refused me entering, and Napoleon said to email or bring in a bank statement within 7 days.Did they request you to bring in proof ? Or was it just normal questions?
One more note here, just spoke to Genting managers at Shaftesbury avenue... Basically, they have affordability checks which mean you can show your bank balance of the phone that you're OK to loose some £100 because you have enough coins in your bank account. And then they have SOW when things get serious when you start playing roulette at 1k a spin like me, etc ...



Yeah, I know what you say, but if you have your last 100 on your acc and now sticking 90 in a slot machine or whatever, i guess, they'll get rid of you (in a case you get checked for affordability).
WTF has it got to do with Tom, Dick or Harry how much money you have in your bank account unless applying for a mortgage or loan? The world has absolutely gone to crap. All that ultimately matters is whether you have funds at the point of sale, that's how transactions work.
If I have £100 in my bank and I want to gamble £90 of it then that is my decision to make as an autonomous being who can make conscious decisions over my personal finances.

