Looking for Malta Gaming Authority, Alternative Dispute Resolutions for King Billy Casino???

[niran]

can anyone in here give me a list with approved Malta Gaming Authority, Alternative Dispute Resolutions services for King Billy Casino please and thank you!

[ValDes]

Hi @niran, 

Please look at rule #14.4 from the Operator's terms and conditions here - https://prnt.sc/vj09bq

Good luck and keep us posted. 

[niran]

 

8 hours ago, ValDes said:

Hi @niran, 

Please look at rule #14.4 from the Operator's terms and conditions here - https://prnt.sc/vj09bq

Good luck and keep us posted. 

thanks bro! I know you gave me that earlier on the support chat we had, but I wanted to know if I could use any of the other MGA, ADR's or does it have to be ThePOGG? thats the question I'm kind of getting at!

[kayenne23]

1 hour ago, niran said:

 

thanks bro! I know you gave me that earlier on the support chat we had, but I wanted to know if I could use any of the other MGA, ADR's or does it have to be ThePOGG? thats the question I'm kind of getting at!

Are you looking forward to fillin up a complaint against king billy? If that's the case I can give you the link.

If you are looking for king billy's validated licence here it is.

[niran]

I have officially  reported the issue to thepogg.com 

[ValDes]

13 hours ago, niran said:

 

thanks bro! I know you gave me that earlier on the support chat we had, but I wanted to know if I could use any of the other MGA, ADR's or does it have to be ThePOGG? thats the question I'm kind of getting at!

Any MGA licensed Operator is legally obliged to appoint one ADR entity and as far as I know there aren't any currently MGA licensed operators with more than one appointed ADR provider. 

When it comes to KingBilly and any other online casino operating under the N1 Interactive MGA license, yes, that's thepogg. 

[niran]

The Pogg has reported my claim with King Billy curacao license to the mga and I have found out why:

Following the approval by Parliament of the third and final reading of the Gaming Act, the new legislative framework regulating gaming shall come into force on the 1st July 2018.  This is also accompanied with a clarification of the policy direction embraced by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) which shall underpin the implementation of the overhaul and the strengthening of the MGA’s supervisory role.

As part of this approach, it has been determined that the practice whereby games, and/or their providers, which are not licensed by the MGA or a competent authority within the EU/EEA, but licensed and offered under the purview of other jurisdictions outside the EU/EEA, on the same website as the MGA-licensed operations, or linked therefrom, will not be permissible in view of the critical regulatory risks associated therewith.  Similarly, shared wallet setups with such non-EU/EEA licensed games, whether offered on the same or different domain or sub-domain name, shall also be prohibited.

You are kindly advised that henceforth, only games supplied by holders of a critical gaming supply licence issued by the MGA, or an equivalent authorisation issued by the competent authority in another EU/EEA jurisdiction, may be offered as part of the MGA-licensed gaming service. Moreover, implementation of such a setup must in no manner prejudice other MGA requirements, inter aliathe requirements relating to protection of player funds.

Secondly, where the website of the MGA-licensed operation is also used in connection with a foreign licence, this shall be notified to the MGA forthwith, and such setup shall be allowed only in exceptional circumstances, where the MGA is satisfied that the regulatory objectives are not prejudiced thereby