GoWild Casino says goodbye to UK players

[Luciana]

Go wild is by far the best paying casino on the internet. Without a doubt.

 

I hope that they don't tighten up now that they left the UK.

 

I love GO wild casino. If I sense for one second that they tightened up, come October, they will be replaced by either UNIBET or 32RED.

 

But you still excluded yourself from it, right?

[Johnnygotthebone]

Lol @ ValDes!

 

No I won't bash them. Just exclude in October.

 

I excluded and they reversed it. Better u don't ask

[Irine]

Oh really?! And could you be so kind to share with us why do you think so? Please...

Please don't be mad at me guru, sorry for misinterpreting my "opinion" that's just only my opinion. I don't know what to say but my GoWild casino experience was superb and vivacious what i'm trying to say is that my GoWild experience was priceless but i don't know if our friends from UK appreciated that "excellent service and experience".  The 32 Red gilbratrar licensed operator was great too but i'm using and more compatible to GoWild for the long period of time and i think that's not a problem for UK players cause Microgaming offered the same content that was supplied to GoWild casino. I wonder why they did this? Is it because of higher underage gambling control or new UK gambling bill.   

[ValDes]

Please don't be mad at me guru, sorry for misinterpreting my "opinion" that's just only my opinion. I don't know what to say but my GoWild casino experience was superb and vivacious what i'm trying to say is that my GoWild experience was priceless but i don't know if our friends from UK appreciated that "excellent service and experience".  The 32 Red gilbratrar licensed operator was great too but i'm using and more compatible to GoWild for the long period of time and i think that's not a problem for UK players cause Microgaming offered the same content that was supplied to GoWild casino. I wonder why they did this? Is it because of higher underage gambling control or new UK gambling bill.   

 

Irine, dear, you need to read a bit more about this whole case. Or I can tell you in brief what's going on...

 

* United Kingdom through its UKGC (United Kingdom Gambling Commission) is in a process of implementing a brand new  Gambling Licensing and Advertising Act which means new licenses for casinos willing to take bets from UK punters;

 

​* GoWild perhaps did their math and most probably came to the decision it is not worth paying the huge price for the new license;

 

* That's why they sold their player's database to 32Red, which in my humble opinion is better online operator than GoWIld (you can compare both operators looking at their rating here at AskGamblers);

 

* Again in my humble opinion, what happen with GoWIld is a win-win situation for their customers as I'm sure they will be treated better than ever from 32Red squad.

 

Anything else you might wanna know or ask my fellow Irine?

[Irine]

Irine, dear, you need to read a bit more about this whole case. Or I can tell you in brief what's going on...

 

* United Kingdom through its UKGC (United Kingdom Gambling Commission) is in a process of implementing a brand new  Gambling Licensing and Advertising Act which means new licenses for casinos willing to take bets from UK punters;

 

​* GoWild perhaps did their math and most probably came to the decision it is not worth paying the huge price for the new license;

 

* That's why they sold their player's database to 32Red, which in my humble opinion is better online operator than GoWIld (you can compare both operators looking at their rating here at AskGamblers);

 

* Again in my humble opinion, what happen with GoWIld is a win-win situation for their customers as I'm sure they will be treated better than ever from 32Red squad.

 

Anything else you might wanna know or ask my fellow Irine?

Now i understand that it's 32Red's strategy to the UK market specifically gambling industry!? Thanks for clarification Valdes! 

[cocopop3011]

Irine, dear, you need to read a bit more about this whole case. Or I can tell you in brief what's going on...

 

* United Kingdom through its UKGC (United Kingdom Gambling Commission) is in a process of implementing a brand new  Gambling Licensing and Advertising Act which means new licenses for casinos willing to take bets from UK punters;

 

​* GoWild perhaps did their math and most probably came to the decision it is not worth paying the huge price for the new license;

 

* That's why they sold their player's database to 32Red, which in my humble opinion is better online operator than GoWIld (you can compare both operators looking at their rating here at AskGamblers);

 

* Again in my humble opinion, what happen with GoWIld is a win-win situation for their customers as I'm sure they will be treated better than ever from 32Red squad.

 

Anything else you might wanna know or ask my fellow Irine?

Very well said Valdes!