Casino losses at GDay Casino
Casino losses at GDay Casino fall under the Austrian Gambling Act. Without an Austrian licence the contracts are void, and stakes can be reclaimed up to thirty years retroactively.
Provider
GDay Casino
GDay Casino: online casino, licensed in Malta, without an Austrian licence under the Gambling Act.
Casino no AT licence
- Products
- Casino
- Contracting party
- White Hat Gaming Limited
- Registered office
- 85, St John Street, Valletta, VLT1165, Malta
- Licence
- Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), MGA/B2C/370/2017
- Austrian licence
- no
- Research status
- 2026-05-28
What we know about GDay Casino
According to our research, the contracting party of GDay Casino is White Hat Gaming Limited, with its registered office at 85, St John Street, Valletta, VLT1165, Malta. The platform holds the MGA licence MGA/B2C/370/2017.
White Hat Gaming Limited, Reg. C73232, Malta. The MGA licence was issued on 01.08.2018. The licence covers Type 1 (casino), Type 2 (sports betting) and Type 3 (peer-to-peer), and GDay Casino primarily uses Type 1 (casino-only product). The terms and conditions were last updated on 27.02.2025.
Legal assessment
Online casino offers that target players in Austria require a licence in Austria. Without this licence under the Gambling Act, the underlying contract is void. According to the established OGH approach, losses can be reclaimed retroactively for up to thirty years.
How we proceed
The assessment of your case is free of charge. If successful, R. M. Prozessfinanzierung GmbH retains from 35 percent of the amount obtained, and the remaining amount goes to the enquiring person. Legal representation is handled by cooperating lawyers. We bear the procedural costs.
What reclaiming at GDay Casino can mean
Reclaim losses at GDay Casino
Assessment free of charge. Fee only if successful, from 35 % of the amount awarded. The exact amount depends on the effort and complexity of the case.
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