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Topic created on 22nd Jan. 2020 | Page: 2 of 8 | Answers: 71 | Views: 14,616
Kleinkariert
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Countries want to legalize online gambling

22nd Jan. 2020, at 01:14 pm CET#11
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Iseedeadpeople wrote on 22/01/2020 at 12:57 pm: 1000 euro per oc or harhar,
will there be no more highrollers? then the whole system will collapse
best method to get everyone out of the habit --> you are only allowed to play with 1ct per spin, you can't go any higher, then no one is guaranteed to play anymore

and the government wants to control the 1000 per month? how? many Deposit options are there, will then every single oc be obliged to report all deposits or what else could be possible? --> again a step towards total surveillance and money flow control of the individual

How exactly this will run, it can not be said at this time, it may be 1000 € per Provider but it may also be that there are then player accounts that are linked. If that would be so has there also advantages, but then it would really be a maximum of 1000 € per month. Whether the limit remains in place in the amount or whether exceptions still come we should know in February after the talks.

In March, it should then be signed, whereby one must hope that casinos apply. The limit seems to be very deterrent, for high rollers it needs exceptions. However, you can also set a limit there, often high rollers are affected by Gambling addiction and are constantly animated by VIP programs to keep playing high. One must look to protect people sufficiently without breaking up the industry.

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RiverSong
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Countries want to legalize online gambling

22nd Jan. 2020, at 01:21 pm CET#12
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@stromberg
the 1000 I have already read out as a total, in general is bullshit here at all to limit or?

@kleinkariert
highroller are also not more addicted to gambling than some hartz4 ler, they just have more money available exceptions are then again unfair, from when is someone highroller?

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Spectral
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Countries want to legalize online gambling

22nd Jan. 2020, at 01:23 pm CET#13
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I think the limit makes sense, so you can not play beyond your means.

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Anonym

Countries want to legalize online gambling

22nd Jan. 2020, at 01:25 pm CET#14
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Find the limit also super. Better than spending 60 an hour like in the arcade, because then you lose much more

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Stromberg
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Countries want to legalize online gambling

22nd Jan. 2020, at 01:26 pm CET#15
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@iseedeadpeople : possibly as a highroller you would then have to bring proof of your assets.

But is also only speculation everything, let's hope that after many years times what comes with rum sensible 😂

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Anonym

Countries want to legalize online gambling

22nd Jan. 2020, at 02:26 pm CET#16
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A Deposit limit of 1,000 euros per month will save us many ruined families in the future. Thumbs up for it in principle. Disclosure of gaming histories only really makes sense if casinos and providers also have to disclose their software for audits. That would certainly not be to the disadvantage of us players either. The problem of data security remains. Is it guaranteed that no one who is registered in a "gambler database" will suffer any economic disadvantages? Who is allowed to access this database and for what purpose? I am curious to see how the story develops.

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S****8

Countries want to legalize online gambling

22nd Jan. 2020, at 02:35 pm CET#17
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Yes I also ...as then Rizk for example knows that I have deposited at Casumo already 1000 € in the month ...

Sure about a database but then the bonus offers are better again, because then every casino wants you to play with them ...

Would also have an advantage !

And find 500 € Deposit would also be enough ...?!

Possibly then the Schufa has an insight on it ?

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Countries want to legalize online gambling

22nd Jan. 2020, at 02:58 pm CET#18
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Hopefully, then in most casinos no lock will come, that you could then only access there with a VPN on it. Have no desire to then Germany only 3 to 4 casinos raussucht, on which you can then only access. So it could also come good example of this is Switzerland, where the now runs the same way

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Stromberg
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Countries want to legalize online gambling

22nd Jan. 2020, at 03:04 pm CET#19
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Falko wrote on 22.01.2020 at 14:58 clock: Hopefully will then come to most casinos no lock, which you could then only access it with a VPN. Have no desire to then Germany only 3 to 4 casinos raussucht, on which you can then only access. So it could also come good example of this is Switzerland, where the now runs the same way.

Exactly that would not accept the EU. They also criticized the licensing of sports betting a few years ago, when the concessions were limited to 20 providers or so. I don't think there's any danger of that happening

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Anonym

Countries want to legalize online gambling

22nd Jan. 2020, at 03:04 pm CET#20
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Sweep88 wrote on 22.01.2020 at 14:35
Sure about a database but then the bonus offers will be better again because then every casino wants you to play with them ...
Would also have an advantage !

Maybe so, maybe the exact opposite. If the Player protection should get a great importance, Bonuses could also be banned altogether

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