We do indeed, and I removed the player's IP addresses for this reason. However, this player has attempted to defraud and steal from our Casino. In such instances, "naming and shaming" is often the best course of action and it can sometimes also prevent other casinos from being defrauded by the same user. As a result, the email addresses (one Hotmail, one a disposable Yopmail) were posted.

I know you like to try pick at anything to do with us, and people doing that is an exceptionally good thing because it ensures that a company holds itself to the highest standards and conducts its business accordingly.

If you have any input on this user's attempt to defraud our Casino we'd love to add that to the discussion here.

[Please also note that the images which appear in your quoted post were incorrectly linked prior to my subsequent post edits. They are now in the correct places. If you'd like to re-quote the post I'd greatly appreciate it as this account cannot yet display linked images, but of course that is entirely up to you.]