As I continue my fight to reclaim my lost funds from N1 Interactive Limited, I find myself frustrated by the company’s response to my requests. Recently, I received a reply from their support team, which essentially dismissed my claim, stating that it was my responsibility to ensure that online gambling was legal in my jurisdiction before playing. According to their Terms and Conditions, this absolves them of any obligation to provide assistance regarding my situation.

However, I find this position highly problematic, especially considering the legal context surrounding their operations in the Netherlands. N1 Interactive Limited has been found to be operating without the necessary license to offer gambling services to Dutch players. This is a direct violation of Dutch law, which has strict requirements for online gambling operators.

The Legal Issue: Operating Without a License

The core of the issue lies in the fact that N1 Interactive Limited (the operator behind Spinia Casino) has been fined for offering its services to Dutch players without a valid license from the Dutch Gambling Authority (Kansspelautoriteit). The Remote Gambling Act (Wet KOA), which came into effect in 2021, mandates that all online casinos targeting Dutch players must hold an official license issued by the Kansspelautoriteit. Without this license, any gambling agreement made between the operator and players is legally void.

This means that the agreement I entered into with N1 Interactive Limited is not valid under Dutch law. In fact, since they were operating illegally, I am fully within my rights to claim back any funds lost on their platform. The operator’s failure to comply with the legal requirements renders their Terms and Conditions invalid in this context.

The Dismissal of My Claim: A Legal Oversight

In their response, the support team at N1 Interactive Limited referred to the responsibility of players to ensure the legality of gambling in their jurisdiction. While this might seem like standard practice, it does not change the fact that N1 Interactive Limited was operating without the required license. The law is clear: gambling contracts with unlicensed operators are void, which means that players should not be held accountable for losses sustained on such platforms.

N1 Interactive Limited’s dismissal of my claim based on their Terms and Conditions is therefore an unfair stance. While the Terms and Conditions may outline the general rules of engagement for players, they cannot override the legality of the operator’s activities. Their operation without the proper license makes the gambling agreement invalid, and I am entitled to a refund for my losses.

A Call for Fair Resolution

I urge N1 Interactive Limited to reconsider their position and engage in a fair and reasonable resolution of this matter. I would much prefer to resolve this issue amicably and avoid further legal action, but I will not hesitate to pursue this matter through the appropriate legal channels if necessary. The facts are clear, and the law is on my side.

If N1 Interactive Limited is committed to fair business practices, they should acknowledge the situation and work toward compensating players who have been affected by their illegal activities. I remain hopeful that a resolution can be reached before this matter progresses to formal legal action.

Next Steps: A Legal Path Forward

For now, I will continue to monitor this situation and keep you all updated on any developments. As more cases like mine unfold, I will continue to push for transparency and justice. I hope that, in the end, we can see that the law is upheld, and that players who have been wronged by unlicensed operators receive the compensation they deserve.

Stay tuned for further updates on my legal battle and the progress of my claim against N1 Interactive Limited. Transparency is key, and I will share all relevant information as the situation progresses.