Dear Casino Guru Team and Player,
Thank you for reaching out and allowing us to clarify the situation regarding the player's complaint. We would like to provide a detailed sequence of events and explain the context behind this misunderstanding.
First and foremost, we would like to point out that the response the player received prior to their deposit and bonus came from "Aventodor." This is not a human customer support agent, but our AI chat assistant. Before any user enters the live chat, there is an explicit notice stating that they are interacting with an AI bot, meaning that information could occasionally be misinterpreted or misunderstandings may arise.
The specific bonus available in the player's cashier was officially named the "Telegram Hidden Bonus," whereas the player inquired about a "telegram bonus 70%." Because the exact name was not used, our AI agent processed the query as a question regarding the regular promotions running directly inside our official Telegram channel, which indeed carry completely different terms and conditions (such as the 10x maximum cashout). If the player had provided the correct name of the bonus or requested to double-check the terms with a human agent, they would have instantly received the correct parameters for the cashier offer.
While the player did receive the 10x max release information from the AI bot, they still had full access to the correct terms immediately after making the deposit. All applicable conditions for this specific offer were transparently detailed right inside the player's profile under the "My Bonuses" tab. The bonus card explicitly and clearly stated that the maximum release for this offer was 450 CAD. The player had to visit this tab, view the terms, and activate the bonus to start wagering. Had they noticed the discrepancy at that moment and contacted us immediately, we would have gladly resolved the issue right away, explained the terms, or credited an alternative bonus. Instead, the player accepted the terms on the screen, played through the entire wagering requirement, and the issue has been raised after the automated system capped the winnings upon completion.
We would like to emphasize that there was absolutely no malicious intent or deception on our part, and this situation stems entirely from an automated AI misinterpretation caused by an incorrect bonus name.
Nevertheless, we highly value our players and genuinely want to show goodwill in resolving this matter. Since the player did make a substantial deposit and relied on the information provided in the chat, we are prepared to accommodate them. As a gesture of goodwill, we are ready to restore the confiscated funds to the player's account in the amount of $1166.72 CAD.
If you consider our decision to restore the funds to be fair, please let us know, and we will credit the amount to the player's account immediately.
Kind regards,
Need For Spin Casino Team.
Dear Casino Guru Team and Player,
Thank you for reaching out and allowing us to clarify the situation regarding the player's complaint. We would like to provide a detailed sequence of events and explain the context behind this misunderstanding.
First and foremost, we would like to point out that the response the player received prior to their deposit and bonus came from "Aventodor." This is not a human customer support agent, but our AI chat assistant. Before any user enters the live chat, there is an explicit notice stating that they are interacting with an AI bot, meaning that information could occasionally be misinterpreted or misunderstandings may arise.
The specific bonus available in the player's cashier was officially named the "Telegram Hidden Bonus," whereas the player inquired about a "telegram bonus 70%." Because the exact name was not used, our AI agent processed the query as a question regarding the regular promotions running directly inside our official Telegram channel, which indeed carry completely different terms and conditions (such as the 10x maximum cashout). If the player had provided the correct name of the bonus or requested to double-check the terms with a human agent, they would have instantly received the correct parameters for the cashier offer.
While the player did receive the 10x max release information from the AI bot, they still had full access to the correct terms immediately after making the deposit. All applicable conditions for this specific offer were transparently detailed right inside the player's profile under the "My Bonuses" tab. The bonus card explicitly and clearly stated that the maximum release for this offer was 450 CAD. The player had to visit this tab, view the terms, and activate the bonus to start wagering. Had they noticed the discrepancy at that moment and contacted us immediately, we would have gladly resolved the issue right away, explained the terms, or credited an alternative bonus. Instead, the player accepted the terms on the screen, played through the entire wagering requirement, and the issue has been raised after the automated system capped the winnings upon completion.
We would like to emphasize that there was absolutely no malicious intent or deception on our part, and this situation stems entirely from an automated AI misinterpretation caused by an incorrect bonus name.
Nevertheless, we highly value our players and genuinely want to show goodwill in resolving this matter. Since the player did make a substantial deposit and relied on the information provided in the chat, we are prepared to accommodate them. As a gesture of goodwill, we are ready to restore the confiscated funds to the player's account in the amount of $1166.72 CAD.
If you consider our decision to restore the funds to be fair, please let us know, and we will credit the amount to the player's account immediately.
Kind regards,
Need For Spin Casino Team.