@bb1webs]to get back to my original post it is conditioning me to start thinking that I’m better off to stagger the casino’s exposure so that the way it works is that I get fewer amount of players spread over a larger number of sponsor programs – and I’m quite certain that is NOT a desired effect the sponsors want to happen. [/QUOTE wrote:
I have been doing this for years. I spread players over a large number of casinos.
In time, with an honest program, you build up a player base anyway and create something solid.
It doesn’t matter to my bank if one casino pays me 10,000 or ten casinos pay me 1000, the bank likes me anyway. And it preserves my freedom, no one program has me under it’s thumb.
If anyone is seriously are suggesting fraudulent activity ( and I notice that several users on here seem to start a thread a week with such accusations) ….
… then why on earth would you continue to promote such a site as a safe place to gamble ? If you think that are screwing you – then what are they doing to your customers ?
That is why I regularly read player boards and note player complaints. I do not promote casinos that have a lot of player complaints. It takes some practice, but eventually you get good at seperating the irate player who lost from the one who got cheated.
Spreading myself thin allows me to act on such information immediately without losing much income.