ntaus8 wrote:
If there is bonus abuse and the casino doesn’t want to pay, the usual is to confiscate their winnings and return the deposit.
My example was just to make a point. It is never ok for a casino to take a players money if they have played by the rules. They should NEVER confiscate the winnings. If they want to bar a player, or tell that player he can get no more bonuses, that is fine. Of course I believe the casino has the right to confiscate money for fraud, but abusing bonuses is not fraud.
I would like to applaud wagershare, profitshare, referspot, and casino rewards for moving to the EZ Bonus sytem which is very much like the cryptologic system. I think this is a huge step in eliminating problems, and it seems that 80% of the problems have to do with bonuses.