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Why would some operators choose to not allow play on their live casino?

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I have been closed down by a few casinos in recent months, various reasons, including not wanting to share some of my personal data.

Other reasons, seem to be they just don't want me as a customer.

One operator has opted to allow me to use all their site, just not the live games section any more, anyone know why this is?

To me it seems silly, surely they should just want as much play as possible from me on as many games as possible.

I can't remember exactly, but mainly played craps and blackjack.
 
I have been closed down by a few casinos in recent months, various reasons, including not wanting to share some of my personal data.

Other reasons, seem to be they just don't want me as a customer.

One operator has opted to allow me to use all their site, just not the live games section any more, anyone know why this is?

To me it seems silly, surely they should just want as much play as possible from me on as many games as possible.

I can't remember exactly, but mainly played craps and blackjack.
Hi!

This could be the result of licensing. Are you playing at a UKGC-licensed entity?

As far as I am aware, if a particular product is licensed by the UKGC and you frequent a casino that doesn't have a UKGC license, the product may not be available to you.

Does support provide any reasoning?

Nate
 

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