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Online Casinos in general: Charge of unauthorized gambling ( 285 StGB) (Page 109)

Topic created on 23rd Jan. 2021 | Page: 109 of 111 | Answers: 1,103 | Views: 294,883
Hulk0707
Rookie

Heidi54 wrote on 29.05.2025 at 09:58:


You won't be able to see that directly, otherwise it would be a warning and the authorities want to avoid that as much as possible.

If your account is canceled, you know one way or another that a report will probably be filed. And almost everyone is terminated when there is suspicion

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Heidi54
Rookie

Hulk0707 wrote on May 30th, 2025 at 8:06 pm:

If your account is canceled you know that it will probably be reported. And almost everyone is canceled when there is suspicion

But such a complaint can also come years later...

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Hulk0707
Rookie

Heidi54 wrote on May 31, 2025 at 4:45 pm:

But such an ad can also come years later...

So from what I read here, it always happens relatively quickly and as soon as the account has been terminated. If the account freezes, it is very likely that you will also get a report

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WithoutWings
Expert
1-2 years often go by anyway, like me, it always depends on where you live and how busy they are

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Hulk0707
Rookie

WithoutWings wrote on 31.05.2025 at 21:23: 1-2 years often actually go by anyway, like me, I guess it always depends on where you live and how much they have to do

Yes, but your account was also canceled or

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Camugax
Visitor
Hello Community!
Now it's my turn... about 14 days ago I received the letter from the guys in silver-blue. I've been following this mail since the letter arrived, but now I'm really in doubt. Would you recommend continuing to let the deadline pass and waiting to see if any more letters arrive? In your experience, how long does it take for a cessation to be enforced or for proceedings to be initiated? I understand that everyone here goes to sleep with a stomach ache and wakes up again. Perhaps a somewhat absurd question, but can it also happen that the police come to your home and ask why you haven't made a statement?

Thank you very much for your feedback!

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Anonymus
Rookie

Camugax wrote on 01.06.2025 at 22:48: Hello community!
Now it's my turn... about 14 days ago I received the letter from the guys in silver-blue. I've been following this post since the letter arrived, but now I'm really in doubt. Would you recommend continuing to let the deadline pass and waiting to see if any more letters arrive? In your experience, how long does it take for a cessation to be enforced or for proceedings to be initiated? I understand that everyone here goes to sleep with a stomach ache and wakes up again. Perhaps a somewhat absurd question, but can it also happen that the police come to your home and ask why you haven't made a statement?

Thank you very much for your feedback!

Hi

May I ask what period you are talking about and were you terminated by your bank before that?

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Druff
Experienced
- Ignore the communicated appointment, important: Do not cancel the appointment ! (To show them that you are not prepared to cooperate with the investigating authorities)

- DO NOT make any statements to them, under no circumstances, you should only incriminate yourself.

The only thing they (probably) have on you are suspicious transactions reported by your bank, that's it.

You can and should in fact simply ignore the appointment completely, after the ignored appointment the "investigation" is over, and the so-called investigation file goes to the public prosecutor, who then decides whether to bring charges (usually does not happen), because no judge will (usually) allow the charges to be brought on the facts, since, as mentioned, only your suspicious transactions are available as "evidence".

You do not have to prove your innocence, but they have to prove your guilt, and that beyond doubt.

And no, the police are guaranteed not to visit you, nor are you obliged to provide them with any information

Even if they show up at your place, which they won't, you are not obliged to open the door or even talk to them, the inviolability of the apartment counts more than such an investigation into a "trivial" offense, and no, they won't kick down your door on either.

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Druff
Experienced
Anonymous wrote on 01.06.2025 at 23:20:

Hi

May I ask what period you are talking about, and were you canceled by your bank before that?

It doesn't matter what period of time it is, even the amount is completely irrelevant at first, it depends more on your location and how much the Bolilei has to do there, you can do absolutely nothing except continue living and not drive yourself crazy unnecessarily.

As long as your account has not been terminated or blocked (so that you can no longer make any use of the credit balance), you have nothing to worry about at the moment.

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Olli_Eule
Legend

Druff wrote on 01.06.2025 at 23:34: - Ignore notified appointment, important: Appointment not cancel ! (To show them that you are not willing to cooperate with the investigating authorities)

- DO NOT make any statements to them under any circumstances, you should only incriminate yourself.

The only thing they (probably) have on you are suspicious transactions reported by your bank, that's it.

You can and should in fact simply ignore the appointment completely, after the ignored appointment the "investigation" is over, and the so-called investigation file goes to the public prosecutor, who then decides whether to bring charges (usually does not happen), because no judge will (usually) allow the charges to be brought on the facts, since, as mentioned, only your suspicious transactions are available as "evidence".

You do not have to prove your innocence, but they have to prove your guilt, and that beyond doubt.

And no, the police are guaranteed not to visit you, nor are you obliged to provide them with any information

Even if they show up at your place, which they won't, you are not obliged to open the door or even talk to them, the inviolability of the apartment counts more than such an investigation into a "trivial" offense, and no, they won't kick down your door on either.


The police would probably only come to your door and listen to you if you fled. Drivers fleeing is punished so severely in Germany. Even if it is only a small scratch that is minimally visible. Just a light touch on the other car, so to speak.
Then there will be 2 officers at your front door.

In contrast, illegal gambling has not yet matured for penalties and no police officer will come by for something like that.
I think the police also have guidelines. Comparable to the tax office! I don't think an official or someone from the customs investigation or tax investigation will come to the house for minor tax fraud. They only do that for big fish, if at all.

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