Can you trust the Curaçao license?
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Hello to all players! Question: Is it worth trusting a Curaçao license, since most casinos catering to the CIS are based there? Does this jurisdiction guarantee anything for players?
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Well, overall it is not exactly a top-tier license, but since we have no choice, we have to play at casinos from Curaçao. Malta would be worth trusting, but casinos with that license are not available to us.
Now many casinos with Anjouan are opening too, that is even worse, but again, there is no choice and we play what we have. So it is better to choose casinos with a name and +/- some reputation.
The question is of courSe inTeresting). The Curaçao license that was and the one that’s now – as they say here in Odessa, that’s two very different things… Though it’s the same kind, just in profile). Basically it’s not so important “whose” license it is, there are nuances – Agreed. But the main thing is that the “owner” of the casino isn’t a “redneck”(like in Cat “casino”). After all, in our TOP list, there are online casinos that have a Curaçao license and despite that the play is relatively fair and they pay out winnings.
Some time at the start of my gambling journey there was a lot of discussion: is it there, is it not, what kind, why?! Then I realized that it doesn’t affect anything in Russia and stopped caring whether a casino has a license or not, as long as they let you win and cash out. Licenses are obtained to operate on foreign markets with payment systems, providers, etc. If people play at casinos with a Curaçao license, it means they trust them.
In five years I never contacted any authority or wrote to any jurisdiction. If there were any problems I filed a complaint and people on this forum helped – 90% of the time they were solvable. I don’t pay attention to which license it has and can barely see the difference. The main thing is that it has one, because with a license a casino will care more about its reputation, since decent money is paid for it.
Overall, the first comment got it right, the best option is a Maltese license, or other European licenses, and Curaçao you could call a hollow thing. No, of course it’s better than Anjouan, but it won’t really help the player if something goes wrong, and generally projects pick it because of the lower payment fees
Should you trust a casino with that license?! Well, we don’t really have much choice! I don’t think it’s worth trusting, but it’s better to play at casinos that have a license. In the Russian Federation online casinos are banned, so what kind of license can there be! They’ll scam you, then go file a police report :)))) so whether it exists or not doesn’t matter! But anyway, it’s better to play at those that do have it – these casinos spent money, so reputation matters to them at least somewhat, which means you can already say for sure – this casino is not a one-day thing for sure! And there are lots of other points, I won’t list them, that wasn’t the question! So no, we don’t trust them, but we play at those casinos!
Don’t trust this outfit. In 90 percent of cases they just don’t answer messages about casino problems when people write from our region. I wrote about 4 times, and only once got a reply saying your request was received and is under review. But a few years have passed and the cart is still in the same place. No reply, no follow-up. So, I guess you can only trust those with a Maltese license. But honestly, I think it’s better not to trust anyone at all: any casino, if it wants to cheat you – it will cheat you!
@misha55 I’d argue about Anjouan, because with that license I’ve never had any problems with Jeton or the same Tonplay, if I’m not mixing things up
The license itself is probably the most popular one in online casinos among the CIS. Honestly, in my opinion, you can’t trust anyone in the gambling scene, if they want to scam you, they will scam you. I’ve heard a lot of stories, players wrote to this licensor, but the problems either were not solved, or were solved but they had to wait a very long time. I think a Malta license would be more reliable.
As written above, do we really have a choice? ) Not much of one, but if something goes wrong, there is still a small hope in the Curaçao license, although judging by the complaints they rarely, and unwillingly, make contact, reply to emails, but still that is better than nothing, since the casino values it either way, as I wrote above there is still a chance to use its “leverage” in disputed moments with the casino.