L & L Europe on your bank statement
Seeing L & L Europe on your bank statement normally means a deposit at one of the 9 sites run by L & L Europe Limited of Mosta, Malta. Pub Casino and All British Casino are the most searched.
How it can appear
Banks often shorten or merge company names, so the charge could appear in any of these forms. None of them has yet been confirmed on a real statement.
Which site was it?
What to do
- Check the site list
Ask anyone who shares your card whether they play at Pub Casino, All British Casino, Fun Casino or another of the 9 L & L Europe sites listed above.
- Contact L & L Europe
Contact the help team of the site involved, such as Pub Casino. With the date, amount and last four card digits, they can trace the payment.
- Dispute it with your bank
If no one you know recognises the payment, tell your bank it is unrecognised and ask for it to be disputed. Bank links
The company
L & L Europe Limited, Mosta, Malta
UK licence 038758-R-319451-015
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L & L Europe charges FAQ
Is a L & L Europe charge a scam?
In most cases, no. L & L Europe Limited runs real gambling sites, and the charge is usually a deposit at one of them, often made by someone else who uses the card. If nobody in your home made it, report it to your bank as unauthorised.
Can I get the money back?
Possibly. If you did not authorise the payment and did not let anyone else use the card, your bank is obliged to look into it. Unauthorised payments are usually refunded. Contact the bank promptly once you notice the charge.
How do I block L & L Europe payments?
Contact the site, for example All British Casino, and ask for the account to be closed or self-excluded. Registering with GAMSTOP covers every UK-licensed site. Your banking app may also have a gambling block you can switch on.