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@cocopop3011 Thank you, I understand. However, this is exactly the problem: I am being asked to prove something that I did not do. As far as I understand, the casino has apparently provided one piece of evidence to support the claim that a duplicate account was created. But I have not been shown this evidence, I do not know what exactly it contains, and I have not been given any real opportunity to verify or challenge it. The casino accuses me of creating another account on February 1st, but I never created that account. If their alleged evidence is only based on internal casino data, a screenshot, or a registration record, then I respectfully ask how I am supposed to defend myself if I am not even told the email address, registration details, IP/device information, login history, or any other concrete information behind the accusation. From my point of view, there are more facts speaking in my favour than against me. I made only one deposit to SpinHub Casino, and I can prove this with my bank statements. I also only used one email address to register and only played on this one account. I also find the timing very strange. If the alleged duplicate account really existed since February 1st, why was this only raised three or four months later? During the verification process, I was asked to provide around 20 documents to confirm my identity, including some very unusual requests such as an address document certified by a lawyer. I cooperated and provided what I could. During all of this time, the alleged duplicate account was apparently not mentioned. That does not make sense to me. In my opinion, if the casino relies on one alleged piece of evidence, then this evidence should be reviewed very carefully. I also believe there is a real possibility that the alleged evidence is incorrect, misleading, fabricated, or based on false data. Without being shown the details, I cannot properly respond to it. Please tell me exactly what documents you need from me, and I will send everything I have. I can provide my bank statements showing only one deposit and the communication from the casino. But the evidence for the alleged second account can only come from the casino, and I respectfully ask that this evidence is not accepted without proper scrutiny. -
By Flatzem888 · Posted
I had to check what you said about the slots on cruise ships; The Big Myth in Johnny's Post The Reality: This is 100% false. No US Jurisdiction in International Waters: Departing from a US port (like Miami or Port Canaveral) does not subject a cruise ship's casino to US state or Nevada Gaming Control Board regulations. Once a ship crosses into international waters (usually 12 nautical miles out), local gaming laws no longer apply. Flags of Convenience: Cruise ships are registered in foreign nations (like the Bahamas, Panama, or Malta). Their casinos operate under maritime regulations, which do not dictate minimum Return to Player (RTP) percentages or mandate public payback disclosures like Las Vegas or Atlantic City do. Tighter Slots: Industry consensus and behind-the-scenes math demonstrate that cruise ship slots generally feature some of the lowest RTPs in the gambling world (often setting house edges significantly higher than land-based casinos) because they operate on a captive audience with zero competition nearby. -
By Johnnygotthebone · Posted
Good morning everybody, I’ve taken multiple cruises always comped, I always go with a big stack so I obviously I wager between 50000 and 100,000 American dollars those 7 or 10 days, so obviously they give me everything for free including deluxe suites blah blah blah, but many people that I speak to are low rollers and they get free cruises lower levels and they go 5 to 10 times a year mostly over 60, I guess they prefer going to these all-inclusive cruise cruises instead of an island which I can understand Believe it or not, the slot machines on a cruise have the same laws regarding the return to player percentage as Las Vegas 🤮 , they had no choice if they wanted to leave from an American port and the tables are pretty friendly with several pro promotions and freebie Personally, I prefer MSC, I’m going on world America soon and I was wondering if anybody has ever gone on that particular ship which apparently is the biggest one in the fleet. It leaves from Miami and I haven’t decided if I’m gonna do the seven, 11 or 21 day cruise. I plan on bringing the usual $20000-$25,000 American with me since I don’t go to Brick + Mortar casinos anymore locally and I barely play online except for one or two casinos where I’m actually winning like crazy this year believe it or not Has anybody gone on world America and can they offer some insight, I’m usually on the top top floor in the yacht club deluxe suite so I don’t need to know about the lower levels I need to know about the casino itself if there’s anything interesting to share, also, I have a bunch of Norwegian, celebrity, royal Caribbean, carnival and virgin offers and I just don’t have time to do them all since I have a family and I can’t leave all the time but has anybody ever gone on any of these, I will not do carnival because of the people on their who are disgusting from what I saw on YouTube but what about the other ones has anybody ever done anything whether it’s from New York or Port Canaveral or even Miami, just asking if anybody has participated and can offer some insight even though I know pretty much everything I’m never too old to learn something new, thank you -
By formerPokerpro · Posted
dont worry @Blackjax, they´ll surely come back -
Got payment 2hrs ago, took about 3 and a half days after kyc completed/cashout requested.
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