German casinos are absolute fraud and addictive!

What else can you say about that, ok, you've now had your own experience with BingBong or a German online arcade, I think as long as they don't change anything, they are and will remain uninteresting!

I was curious because I had read it on another platform that praised German casinos highly. Well, I already knew in my head, I just wanted to test it out. Thanks anyway for confirming it again, stay with my casinos again in the future. 🙂

Well hopefully you don't have that from Gamblejoe when you talk about high prices, they're all lying to themselves and those responsible are also kidding themselves if you look at the whole thing with VPN. But I agree with you, you've at least tested it yourself and had the same experience as everyone here. German stalls are of no use so far, let's see if this will be discussed at some point 🙂

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Let's see if this gets discussed at some point

That was the right sentence, but the players who stick to German casinos suffer from it. A regulation in itself is a good thing, but Germany has once again managed to regulate it in a bad way, and it's no wonder that some state gambling treaties have failed in the past. In the long term, this species will not last!

Thank you again for the answers and @novostar it wasn't this site 😀 

Sites that have focused on German online gaming libraries are trying to sell them with all their might. On the one hand, it's understandable, since there are livelihoods behind it, but on the other hand, it's even worse to offer these stalls that can no longer be played at all. In the end, the players have to decide for themselves what the better path is for themselves.

On the subject of legal and illegal, all I can say is that it has been accepted for decades, taxes have always been collected and suddenly it is sold as illegal. Well, a big word if you look closely at the new law, Germany is doing nothing different!

It's similar to here or in Switzerland, at first the players were illegally driven crazy and even massively threatened. Then the ESBK saw, ah, we make millions upon millions of francs with the online casinos and since then the ESBK blacklist has been more of an illusion than reality and persecutions of players or websites are only a minimal by-product. Something similar could happen in Germany if the state introduced sensible rules here. Since there are no such limits in Swiss online casinos, you just look at the social concept every now and then, things just work in Switzerland and nobody cares anymore. 

Whether BingBong, jackpot pirates or whatever they all call themselves, the process is always the same - pay in €50, then the things spin slowly and with a bit of luck you win 20 cents. The end of the song, everything gone but you had 2 hours of fun because you were able to use the breaks in the game to drink coffee. Then off to a real casino, 100.- in, a few spins for 2-4 euros and after 10 minutes 200 on the clock and pay out.