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I'm really wondering how it's going to develop in Germany. It's not a small market that anyone could afford to simply neglect. Germany is one of the most important markets in Europe so they should hurry up to find a solution 🙂
Los casinos despiden a los jugadores con sede en Alemania (página 2)
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They lose a lot of tax money as most people looking for ways around it. Honestly, I wouldn't mind paying a bit more tax if they let me put more than 1 Euro in a spin.
Top Bundesliga Player, who are idols to millions of children, still do ads for Betting sites on TV. It's officially illegal since the 1.7. 🤷🏼♂️🙄
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Who is it? Lewandowski?
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I honestly don't know. I don't know that much about football to put names on faces
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El desarrollo aquí en Alemania en este momento es realmente increíble. No tengo idea de qué tiene que ver esta demostración de fuerza con la democracia (y con eso no me refiero necesariamente al derecho a la autodeterminación). Tampoco estoy seguro de si Leudz realmente verifica lo que está sucediendo aquí. Incluso a riesgo de repetirme, lo resumiré nuevamente:
- Las opciones de transferencia de dinero anónima se están eliminando gradualmente (por ejemplo, Paysafecard, Neosurf, etc.)
- Adquisición y almacenamiento de TODOS los datos de los jugadores registrados en los casinos con licencia (incluidas las estrategias de apuestas, el comportamiento de las apuestas y el juego -> requisito anclado en el contrato para configurar un servidor seguro, así como para conectarse al archivo central.
- reducción drástica de las posibilidades de ganancias al reducir el RTP, "regulación" del monto de la apuesta y, por último, pero no menos importante, al eliminar los juegos relevantes para las ganancias (jackpot / mesa / en vivo)
- Para los jugadores, jugar en línea es lo menos atractivo posible (regla de los 5 segundos, etc.)
- jugosa fiscalidad de los casinos online
- las nuevas restricciones NO se aplican a los casinos estatales, loterías, etc.
Así que aquí tenemos una salvaguarda organizada por el estado de los monopolios igualmente estatales con el propósito de maximizar las ganancias y, al mismo tiempo, maximizar las pérdidas lo más legalmente posible en el otro lado.
Además, un recurso BIG DATA centralizado (¡WTF!) Que está disponible gratuitamente para el estado
Además (casi casualmente a través de la puerta trasera) organizó el acceso a las grandes carteras electrónicas que no son criptográficas y, al mismo tiempo, eliminó el anonimato cuando se trata de transacciones financieras.
¿Protección del jugador? ¿Grave? Nightingale ick te oigo atrapar.
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That sounds harsh. Did they really decrease the RTP so players actually win less than before?
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yes. but the permission to do so came from Malta. published on 28.05.2021: "The amendment consists in the lowering of the existing minimum RTP percentage (applicable to operators offering their games online) from ninety-two per cent (92%) to eighty-five per cent (85%)."
so this is by far not only a topic for german players. many provider began already to offer RTP reduced variants of their slots. Push was one of the latest.
it needs seriously some notes by Casino Guru about this development, so the gambling community takes an advantage (and if its just a second look regarding the RTP version) of the provided information.
P.S: the mga's justification for this step is just as flimsy as that of the german state regarding regulations.
source: https://www.mga.org.mt/the-mga-streamlines-the-return-to-player-percentage-applicable-to-both-remote-and-land-based-sectors/?fbclid=IwAR1HqpN7ADrPa5fUlsX2i0YIwZiuTeSt0mmtYuABpV_kpNG0xM_ip17HoH4
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i find the developments worrying in every respect. it may sound a bit exaggerated, but in my eyes, the state and the "authorities" are explicitly turning the screws in front of everybody's eyes. these are capitalistically motivated decision-making processes that are on the edge of legality and without a democratic decision-making basis. they just put on a little political cosmetics and makeshift camouflage: thats it. I think that's one of the things that makes me so pissed off: that it's not even an artful move or at least clever. or a great show. it's just a cheap trick. but that seems to be enough.
on the other hand, you can see very well here why players, even if they are the foundation for the whole gambling-circus, don't have a lobby and never will have one. man...
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I also noted a development in a bad direction here in the Czech republic after the government applied regulations in 2017. To sum it up, entering the Czech market by getting the official license was so difficult for foreign casinos that ones who really care about their reputation rather withdrew from the market and closed all Czech accounts. On the other hand, there are many bad casinos that don't care about anything, including the players. Those remained open to Czech players.
So instead of giving the players an opportunity to play in great international casinos, they're often forced to play in shady casinos where you're never sure if you get your winnings. Of course, there are very good casinos that still accept the Czech players, but they're rather an exception.
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sounds like it's the same in green in many ways. maybe the benefits of such regularities for the legislators differ from country to country. maybe also the hands that wash each other. but one thing is for sure: it's at the expense of the player. he pays for it, one way or another. (and then they talk about player protection - at least here Germany - ridiculous!)
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Yes, it was the same case here. I'm not very familiar with the German environment, but I'm convinced that the regulations were done badly here in the Czech rep. due to lack of knowledge of the online gambling environment. I don't believe that the law was prepared by anyone who had any experience with how online casinos work and what the players really need in order to be protected.
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i'm not quite sure whether it's really just because the politicians don't have a clue. they most likely don't - the fact, that people completely unfamiliar with the subject, evaluate and regulate very special and specific topics is unfortunately part of everyday politics. usually it's not very noticeable, at least if the affected population group is relatively small, doesn't put up enough resistance (or doesn't know how to stage this resistance in a media-effective way) or if there is no lobby with enough influence and capital.
(just to put my statements in the right perspective: i think that the misguided decisions concerning education policy or, for example, the care sector are far more drastic and worse than gambling issues.).
but the point is, however: the new laws and everything that is attached to them are, in my opinion, very well thought out (as stated in one of the previous posts: Generation of additional funds through taxation, strengthening of the state gambling monopoly, data collection & initialization of various control instances also and especially concerning money transfers). Unfortunately, this is not even an aluhut theory, just a list of facts.
it doesn't matter at all what the decision makers actually know about the gambling industry or whether they know the gamblers' needs. or if they have an idea of how a meaningful support of gambling addicts (and those at risk) might look like. because that´s simple not the purpose of the exercise - it never was.
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Hablé con Kent en Slotwolf por correo electrónico esta semana.
Todos los juegos sin una licencia alemana están bloqueados para los alemanes allí. Me habían enviado una oferta especial con 100 giros gratis para Gold Digger con un depósito de 50 €.
De todos modos, el juego finalmente fue prohibido ... Y tuve que aguantar Starburst, que tampoco funcionó bien. Después de mucho ir y venir, se ha convertido en el libro de los muertos. 🙁 Jugué los cien juegos y después de que ninguno de mis juegos favoritos regresara, me sentí frustrado y devolví mi dinero, lo que afortunadamente funcionó de inmediato.
Slotwolf escribió un correo electrónico al día siguiente en el que Kent me ofreció un reembolso del 50% en el siguiente depósito.
Le dije que lo lamento mucho, pero en estas circunstancias, a pesar del trato siempre ejemplar por parte de Slotwolf, suelo jugar en otro lugar donde todavía puedes jugar a todo.
Dijo que debería ser paciente y trabajar en una solución.
.. Vergüenza .. SLOTWOLF fue superior
En Duxcasino, como acabo de notar, es mucho peor ... Ni siquiera los juegos malos de Betsoft funcionan.
Y unikrn no tiene 10 de los primeros más de 700 en el programa alemán.
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Yo me pregunto lo mismo ..
Aunque clasificaría el mercado alemán como no precisamente pequeño.
Muchos clientes ricos y bien conectados;
moldeado por el capitalismo y, por lo tanto, inherentemente inclinado al juego.
En comparación con muchos otros países en los que la mayor pobreza domina a la mayor parte de la población, prácticamente todo el mundo puede participar en los juegos de azar.
Además, no debe subestimarse la proporción de países en los que el juego está completamente prohibido o en los que requisitos muy estrictos restringen extremadamente el mercado, como B en los países escandinavos.
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Yes, I'm really wondering how the German market is going to develop. It looks for now that many casinos simply weren't prepared for this.
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Yes, I'm really wondering how the German market is going to develop. It looks for now that many casinos simply weren't prepared for this.
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Los casinos tuvieron suficiente tiempo para prepararse. Porque la nueva normativa entró en vigor el 15 de octubre del año pasado. Como período de prueba, por así decirlo.
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Oh, tengo la sensación de que no habrá mucho más por venir.
Ya se ha reaccionado.
O tal vez no
La reacción permanece de todos modos.
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I know they had time, but I also know how things work in different casinos. For example we recorded many complaints from players who filled their details (including country) when they registered in the casino and after they won, the casino told them that they're from a restricted country.
They easiest solution would be to remove restricted countries from the country list when you register. Then you'd simply know that if your country isn't there, you can't play in the casino. If you choose a different country, it's your fault, because you're obligated to register using correct information about yourself.
Even this simple step as removing restricted countries for the list is a big deal for some casinos. Thus I can imagine that applying changes with regards to the new German law can be quite impossible for some smaller casinos.
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