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Hey BB, i have that account for a years, and 2month ago i made deposit there, some 800euros, and bet on one game, i won but BWIN said; ye you won but your account is closed and you cant make withdrawal because of it. Interesting isnt it? are there some people who had same experience?

You have to contact the authority, where they are regulated. Bwin are suffering under customer decrease for years. One of the reason is there bad behaviours in such cases. Such stories like yours are known for years. Bwin is a Bookmaker for Beginners and they don`t like winners.

Waitting answer from them, hope they will back my money.

Hi FOX, friends of mine had same problems they won a couple of times big money with not that big stakes, they did pay them but one guys account was closed after that and the other have a winning limit of 500 euro, but I personally never had problems with BWIN.

I'm too using BWIN, they will limit only if you bet big sums.

Maybe you have some news? Or they have returnt your money?

Hello adebade, how much is big? I place few bets €200 and €150, both win, but still don't get any limits.

It's about €200- 400, if you place this sum you will be limited.

Ok, thanks for helping I will not exceed this sum.

Hello, I placed a £10 bet at 3/1 which I won. I received £30 winnings, but did not get my £10 stake back. This was not a free bet or promotion. Despite numerous contacts to their customer service team they have been unable to rectify this or explain why the stake is not returned, as it would be with every reputable betting company I have ever used.

Interesting situation, bwin is respectable company, usually they don't do that, maybe you should try again contact to support.

Hello, Friends of mine had same problems they won a couple of times big money with not that big stakes, they did pay them but did not get back stake because support say that he's broke rules.

bwin launches blockbuster campaign for Russia 2018

GVC Holdings’ European sports betting subsidiary bwin, has announced the launch of its World Cup Russia 2018 multi-vertical marketing campaign ‘Who Stole the Cup?’

Continuing its ‘blockbuster approach’ to promoting its sportsbook product, bwin marketing details that ‘Who Stole the Cup?’ is the sequel to 2017’s European-wide ‘The Race’ campaign.

bwin latest marketing campaign is produced by Spanish director Pedro Martin-Calero and features football legends Maradona, Cafu and Stefan Effenburg, alongside former Real Madrid manager, Vicente del Bosque.

“Each of the football legend suspects, feature across all channels of the campaign from TV, out of home and online. From the teaser phase all the way through to the reveal of who the dastardly thief was, the audience will be left guessing” details bwin marketing launching ‘Who Stole the Cup?’.

The new campaign will run across bwin core territories of Germany, Austria, Greece, Spain, Italy, France, UK, Belgium, Denmark and Sweden, with bookmaker releasing behind-the-scenes interviews on bwin.com

bwin’s campaign has been developed by international creative agency BBH Sport and will form part of its wider ‘Live the Action’ brand marketing initiatives.

GVC Holdings Chief Marketing Officer Adam Lewis commented on the campaign launch:

“Being smart, creative and bold is in GVC’s DNA and again our teams have delivered with this blockbuster World Cup campaign, it will entertain and engage our players and audiences globally, plus reinforce bwin’s position as Europe’s leading and most innovative sportsbook.”

bwin extends partnership with La Liga giants

bwin has announced the renewal of its sponsorship agreement with this season’s Europa League winners Atlético Madrid.

The fresh agreement means that the partnership will continue for at least two more season through to the 2020 season.

The GVC owned online betting brand will retain its status as the club’s official online gaming and betting partner, with the operator continuing to benefit from branding placement on advertising boards during games at the Atlético’s Wanda Metropolitano stadium.

Pablo Ferreira, head of marketing at bwin, said: “The association of bwin with Atlético de Madrid is in good health and for us it was a priority to ensure its continuity.

“We could not have chosen a better time to announce this renewal now that we celebrate the third Europa League win for the team; we hope to continue growing and making history with Atleti for many more years.”

The relationship between bwin and Atletico Madrid has gone from strength to strength since it commenced last February, with the pair working together on a variety of initiatives.

bwin also recently unveiled its Hollywood style World Cup marketing campaign, ‘Who Stole the Cup?’ The campaign is produced by Spanish director Pedro Martin-Calero and features football legends Maradona, Cafu and Stefan Effenburg, alongside former Real Madrid manager, Vicente del Bosque.

It will run across bwin core territories of Germany, Austria, Greece, Spain, Italy, France, UK, Belgium, Denmark and Sweden, with bookmaker releasing behind-the-scenes interviews on bwin.com

The campaign has been developed by international creative agency BBH Sport and will form part of its wider ‘Live the Action’ brand marketing initiatives.

Olympiacos completes mega-sponsorship deal with Bwin



Olympiacos reached a new and quite important agreement regarding its new major sponsor.

Olympiacos Piraeus has closed a sponsorship deal with betting company Bwin that will now be the major sponsor of the Greek EuroLeague powerhouse.

The deal, that is expected to be announced in the following days, will bring over €10 million euros over a span of five years to the Greek club. The agreement between the two sides includes extra bonuses for team successes, like winning titles.

Olympiacos also turns its attention to the creation of a new indoor arena in the Hellinikon suburban area of Athens, according to Greek newspaper “Fos”. The management of Olympiacos has entered discussions with the “Lamda Development” company to build a sports complex that will belong exclusively to the club.

bwin puts World Cup star at the forefront of Poker promotion



bwin has launched the Hazard Series, an all new poker tournament line-up featuring bwin’s brand ambassador, Belgium World Cup phenomenon, Eden Hazard.

The headline event will offer nine players the incredible opportunity to qualify to sit down in the flesh with Eden and take him on for a £10k prize pool.

Adam Lewis, Chief Marketing Officer at bwin commented: “We wanted to reinvigorate bwin’s poker offer and with the Hazard Series we have done just that. Eden is quite simply world class and we think we have built a new series that does him justice. It is a great pleasure that, at the same time, we can help support One Drop and the incredible work they do to improve the lives of some of the poorest people in our global community.”

Qualification for the ‘Play with Eden’ event is completely free, via weekly Sunday night freeroll tournaments up until 9 September. And what’s more, bwin is also donating €1 for every player that enters a freeroll to our charity partner One Drop, the charity that works in countries around the world, to provide life-changing access to safe water and sanitation. To kick off the campaign, bwin is guaranteeing One Drop a minimum of €50,000, building up to a possible maximum of €200,000, depending on the number of entrants.

Commenting on the launch, Eden Hazard stated: “I’m excited to be launching the Hazard Series with bwin. I really enjoy Poker and the unique psychological challenge it offers me. More importantly, it’s great that through the Hazard Series bwin will be supporting such a vital charity as One Drop. Let’s play together and change the game.”

Alexandre Meunier, Senior Director of Special Initiatives of One Drop, added:“We are delighted that bwin is supporting our mission to provide safe water and sanitation to the most vulnerable communities around the world. Partnering with an international organization such as bwin will bring much needed funds to the sector and will help raise awareness around the global water and sanitation crisis. Once again the poker community shows its commitment towards achieving universal and equitable access to safe water for all by 2030.”

Through the Hazard Series players can also win a place to represent Eden on Team Hazard at the UK Millions. Regular tournament buy-ins start at £1 to win a £5,300 seat at the UK Millions main event, featuring a guaranteed prize pool of £5 million.

bwin places firm responsibility agenda on DFB 2022 extension

GVC Holdings’ European online sportsbook property bwin, has confirmed a four-year extension to its existing partnership with the Deutscher Fussball Bund – DFB – German Football Association.

Extended to December 2022, bwin will continue to act as ‘official DFB betting partner’, securing extensive brand coverage across Germany men/women’s national football team matches.

In addition, the bwin brand secures advertising rights and brand coverage for the DFB Cup, 3.Liga and Women’s Bundesliga domestic club competitions.

Beyond its marketing and brand capacities, bwin leadership states that it will utilise the DFB partnership to promote safer gambling standards, prevention of gambling harms and athlete integrity against match-fixing and sports corruption.

The partnerships focus on social responsibility is formed by a direct attachment to GVC Holdings guiding ‘Changing for the Bettor’ global corporate initiative, announced this January.

Updating stakeholders, Stephan Heilmann, bwin Brand Director for DACH region, states: “We consider it a great honour to be a partner of the DFB and we are pleased to significantly expand our existing partnership with the now signed contract We look forward to the matches of the national team and the thrilling duels in the DFB Cup, both of which offer us an exclusive environment to present the bwin brand, and the responsible handling of sports betting within the partnership will be a central theme for us, which we will work together want to advance with the DFB.”

‘Deeper tech arrangement’ sees Playtech launch full casino suite across GVC properties


FTSE250 gambling technology group Playtech Plc has moved to strengthen its existing partnership with GVC Holdings, detailing that it has launched its entire casino content suite provisions across multiple GVC markets.

The expanded agreement sees the UK, Spain, Italy and Georgia, become the latest markets in which GVC brands will service Playtech’s complete casino games portfolio.

Replicating Ladbrokes and Coral customer engagements, in the UK GVC’s bwin and Sportingbet portals will feature an ‘exclusive casino tab’ populated with Playtech games.

Backing Playtech provisions, Shay Segev, GVC’s Co-COO, stated: “Our strategic partnership with Playtech goes from strength to strength, driving growth in both of our businesses. Playtech’s content has already proved hugely popular with our customers where it is already live and we look forward to rolling it out in further markets over the coming months.”

Entering 2019, GVC governance confirmed that the company would deepen its technical and technology led arrangement with Playtech Plc, the platform and systems lead for its acquired Ladbrokes and Coral UK assets.

In its update, Playtech confirms that it will further work with GVC on ‘upcoming launches’ within regulated markets for 2019 and 2020.

Playtech further details that it has begun working with GVC’s lead LATAM brand Betboo on Brazilian market projects, with stakeholders further highlighting a ‘significant opportunity’ in which to establish an omni-channel presence within Mexican and Columbian.

Shimon Akad Playtech COO, said: “This programme of key launches represents the first stage of what we believe will be a significant, long-term partnership with GVC. GVC’s desire to bring Playtech’s products and services to all of its customers across its portfolio of leading brands underlines Playtech’s position as the preeminent technology partner in regulated and fast-growing markets.”

“We have a longstanding partnership with GVC and we are pleased to see it grow. This deal is a real testament to the hard work of all our teams, especially the innovation of their content and services.”

bwin steps up as Valencia CF centenary sponsor

GVC Holdings European sportsbook property bwin will act as principal sponsor of Spanish football club Valencia CF, as the club celebrates its centenary year for the upcoming La Liga 2019/2020 season.

Securing a three season shirt sponsorship arrangement with ‘Los Ches’, bwin marketing upgrades its sponsorship with the La Liga club, having previously served as Valencia CF’s ‘official gaming and betting partner’.

Spanish football news sources report that bwin marketing had moved to become Valencia centenary sponsor, as US smartphone manufacturer BLU chose not to activate its final season sponsorship arrangement.

This afternoon, Valencia President Anil Murthy accompanied by Marcus Silva Managing Director of Bwin Spain & LATAM confirmed the bookmaker’s position as ‘Main Global Partner’.

In addition to serving as Valencia Shirt Sponsor, Murthy confirmed that the bwin brand would secure the highest visibility across the club’s Mestalla Stadium (capacity 55,000) and training ground facilities.

Valencia CF management would publish the following communication in relation to bwin’s ‘centenary commitment’ –

“bwin is a leader in its sector, renowned for its technological innovation, transparency and dynamism. Valencia CF shares these virtues and are convinced that strengthening this alliance will be something tremendously beneficial for both parties, we hope to make history together. “