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Complaints and Dispute Resolution
Our Complaints & Dispute Resolution policy explains how users can submit complaints, the steps for resolving issues, and available escalation routes including ADR services such as eCOGRA and relevant Curacao authorities.
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This page outlines how users can submit complaints related to information published on our website or issues experienced after visiting third-party casino operators listed here.
As an independent comparison and review platform, we do not manage gambling services directly, but we provide clear guidance on how to escalate disputes properly.
Submitting a Complaint to Us
Users may contact us if they believe:
• Information published on this website is inaccurate
• A review or bonus description is misleading
• A listed operator behaves improperly after arriving through our link
• A casino refuses to address a player query and clarification is needed
To submit a complaint:
Complaints Directly to the Casino
Every licensed operator must provide a dedicated complaints process.
If you encounter issues such as:
• Delayed withdrawals
• Unpaid winnings
• Bonus restrictions
• Account closure or verification delays
• Technical errors during gameplay
You must first contact the casino’s internal support team:
• Live chat
• Official support email
• Internal complaint form
Casinos are typically required to answer within 7–14 days.
Escalation to ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution)
If the casino does not resolve your complaint, you may escalate the case to an ADR provider.
For many internationally licensed casinos, ADR partners include:
- eCOGRA – Alternative Dispute Mediation: eCOGRA handles disputes related to fairness, payouts, verification and account management.
- IBAS (Independent Betting Adjudication Service): Primarily UK-focused, but some offshore casinos accept IBAS rulings voluntarily.
- ThePogg Dispute Service: Specialises in casino complaint mediation for offshore operators.
ADR services are free for players.
Complaints for Curacao-Licensed Casinos
Most Non-GamStop casinos operate under Curaçao licences.
If internal support and ADR services do not resolve the issue, you can escalate directly to the licensing authority.
Curaçao Gaming Control Board (GCB)
You must include:
• Player full name
• Casino URL
• Date of incident
• Details of interactions with the casino
• Screenshots or evidence
The regulator may request further documents.
What We Can and Cannot Do
We can:
• Review your case and advise where to escalate
• Update incorrect information about bonuses or casino terms
• Contact a partner casino on your behalf (non-binding request)
• Help clarify dispute procedures
We cannot:
• Access your casino account
• Process or reverse payments
• Force a casino to pay winnings
• Interfere with KYC/AML checks
• Provide legal advice
Our site operates solely as an informational affiliate platform.
Expected Resolution Timeframes
• Casino internal review: 3–14 days
• ADR investigation: 2–8 weeks
• Curacao authority review: 4–12+ weeks depending on case complexity
Players should keep full documentation to speed up resolution.