From the Desk of Max Drayman
No record of problems or complaints at Casinomeister which is the good news. The bad news is that their Complaints procedure seems to be either fabricated for show or very much a work in progress: they claim that a “designated ADR” will handle disputes — that’s in keeping with the new Curaçao rules regarding Complaints — but go on to say that gaming-curacao.com is that ADR. The problem is that if you go to that site — the old 365/JAZ Master License site —you get this message: “ATTENTION – GAMING CURACAO HAS CEASED OPERATIONS ON AUGUST 18TH 2024… Any reference online to the Gaming Curacao logo and/or Gaming Curacao’s Master License (365JAZ) after August 18, 2024, will be prohibited and not supported or endorsed by the Gaming Services Provider.” Needless to say, that’s not a good look for the service that players are supposed to turn to if they have a dispute with the casino. Perhaps things are in a state of flux with gaming-curacao.com and they’re transitioning to being a legitimate ADR, who knows? The point is that players have no idea what they’re getting into here and that should be a reason to maybe wait and see if the casino gets things sorted out. Better safe than sorry is a tired cliché but it’s also good advice.