This casino has separate accounts for real money and bonus money.
I deposited $1,000 and received a $1,000 bonus.
After confirming dice was a bonus-eligible game, I played and successfully cashed out $3,400.
However, the casino later claimed it was actually an ineligible game and confiscated that $3,400.
I had also used dice with a bonus just before this, and made a withdrawal afterward, yet the casino said nothing at that time.
It's unfair for them to suddenly claim it was an ineligible game only after I succeeded in cashing out a large amount.
Considering that new games are constantly being added to casinos, it's also a common approach to trust the system that indicates ‘whether you can actually play with the bonus’ rather than relying on terms and conditions that may be incomplete.
Furthermore, it points out that ‘aviator’ is not the name of a game but rather a genre, and that it is common knowledge among those who understand game systems that dice fall under this category.
I couldn't trust this casino, so I immediately withdrew my balance of about $1,000 and filed a complaint.
I insist on the return of the confiscated $3,400.
Furthermore, while the casino claims the provider is responsible, it is undeniably the casino that added the game to its site and made the bonus available.
If you insist the provider is liable, then properly refund me the confiscated balance and seek damages from the provider.
This casino has separate accounts for real money and bonus money.
I deposited $1,000 and received a $1,000 bonus.
After confirming dice was a bonus-eligible game, I played and successfully cashed out $3,400.
However, the casino later claimed it was actually an ineligible game and confiscated that $3,400.
I had also used dice with a bonus just before this, and made a withdrawal afterward, yet the casino said nothing at that time.
It's unfair for them to suddenly claim it was an ineligible game only after I succeeded in cashing out a large amount.
Considering that new games are constantly being added to casinos, it's also a common approach to trust the system that indicates ‘whether you can actually play with the bonus’ rather than relying on terms and conditions that may be incomplete.
Furthermore, it points out that ‘aviator’ is not the name of a game but rather a genre, and that it is common knowledge among those who understand game systems that dice fall under this category.
I couldn't trust this casino, so I immediately withdrew my balance of about $1,000 and filed a complaint.
I insist on the return of the confiscated $3,400.
Furthermore, while the casino claims the provider is responsible, it is undeniably the casino that added the game to its site and made the bonus available.
If you insist the provider is liable, then properly refund me the confiscated balance and seek damages from the provider.