Dirtyhoop wrote:
Now I’m pretty sure that a casino allowing a self excluded play to access,deposit and play on their account is probably frowned upon regardless if it is a system error…
Email them and tell them you are providing your details to the UK gambling commission to investigate regulatory shortcomings – they will love that 🙂
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