PokerStars forced to withdraw online casino games in Spain
PokerStars reassured the players by explaining that the technical issue that caused the block of blackjack and roulette games did not affect the integrity of the games played on the platform.
The room also added that the games will become available again once the technical issues are solved. According to PokerStars, this could happen before the end of January.
"The issue resulted in no negative impact on the playing experience nor the integrity of our games," PokerStars wrote in an email sent to the player registered to its Spanish site.
"Nevertheless, we are taking these steps to ensure that our software is 100% compliant with all relevant requirements. Blackjack and roulette will return as soon as possible, likely in a matter of weeks."
Spanish players were the first to be able to play casino games at PokerStars after the room launched its first blackjack and roulette tables in October 2014 thanks to the license obtained by Reel., the poker room’s subsidiary in Spain.
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