For the moment you want a straight answer before opening a chat window.
trustWhat if the chat agent asks me for my password?+
Give the agent your registered email address and your full name, nothing more. Support never asks for your password, and any message that does is not from us. Have your last deposit amount handy so the account can be matched quickly.
trustWhere do I ask for my personal data to be deleted?+
Send the request from your registered address to
[email protected] and say whether you want a copy or full deletion. Identity is confirmed first so nobody else can pull your records. Closure of a duplicate account is handled the same way.
trustHow long should I wait before I escalate a complaint?+
Start with
[email protected] so the reply sits in writing with a reference. If the outcome still does not fit,
[email protected] reaches a senior desk. Unresolved cases can then go to the Gaming Control Board Curaçao, which issued license OGL/2009/1346/789.
trustDo I need to queue during weekends and public holidays?+
Staff answer at any hour, including public holidays, so no reply has to wait for a Monday morning. Push a message through when an evening withdrawal stalls and it lands with someone on shift in New Zealand time. Queues stretch a little after big sporting fixtures.
trustWhere can I find help in German or Finnish?+
Desks are staffed in English, German, Finnish and Norwegian. Say which language suits you in the first line and the thread is passed to someone who speaks it. A fair share of New Zealand players simply stay in English.
trustWhat if I want to check the licence before I deposit?+
The operator is Telbet Casino N.V., registered as 294821 in Curaçao and licensed by the Gaming Control Board Curaçao under OGL/2009/1346/789. Licence and company details sit in the footer for anyone who wants to check them. The Gaming Control Board Curaçao is the body that supervises the operation.
trustWhere do I see how long my document check will take?+
With clear documents, checks usually close inside 21 hours. Photo ID, proof of address and a card image cover most cases, so upload all three at once. A blurred corner is the usual reason a check is sent back for a second look.