Dear jone1969,
Thank you for your patience and for providing such detailed information and supporting evidence. I understand how disappointing it must be to lose €10,000 in winnings, especially when the casino allowed you to place bets exceeding the maximum limit without displaying any warnings.
At Casino Guru, we recommend that casinos implement system-based restrictions to prevent players from accidentally exceeding maximum bet limits while playing with bonuses. However, we cannot automatically hold a casino responsible for not having such protection in place.
Maximum bet limits are a standard practice in the online casino industry when bonuses are involved. Players are expected to familiarize themselves with the bonus terms and conditions and follow them.
After reviewing your betting history, we can see that you placed 121 bets exceeding the permitted €5 limit while playing with your second deposit bonus. Although your €8,500 winning bet was only €4 and occurred after the wagering requirement had been completed, the winnings were generated from the balance accumulated during the same bonus-related gameplay.
Unfortunately, completing the wagering requirement does not cancel out previous violations of the bonus terms. If the winnings accumulated during bonus wagering are invalidated due to a maximum bet violation, subsequent winnings generated from those funds are also considered invalid.
For these reasons, we are unable to support your request for the reinstatement of the €10,000, and we must close your complaint as rejected.
If you disagree with our assessment, you may forward your complaint to the Tobique Gaming Commission (TGC) for an independent review. As the casino's licensing authority, they may be able to examine your case and provide their own assessment.
I understand this is not the outcome you were hoping for, but I hope our explanation helps clarify why the casino's decision can be considered justified.
Thank you for your understanding.
Best regards,
Jean
Dear jone1969,
Thank you for your patience and for providing such detailed information and supporting evidence. I understand how disappointing it must be to lose €10,000 in winnings, especially when the casino allowed you to place bets exceeding the maximum limit without displaying any warnings.
At Casino Guru, we recommend that casinos implement system-based restrictions to prevent players from accidentally exceeding maximum bet limits while playing with bonuses. However, we cannot automatically hold a casino responsible for not having such protection in place.
Maximum bet limits are a standard practice in the online casino industry when bonuses are involved. Players are expected to familiarize themselves with the bonus terms and conditions and follow them.
After reviewing your betting history, we can see that you placed 121 bets exceeding the permitted €5 limit while playing with your second deposit bonus. Although your €8,500 winning bet was only €4 and occurred after the wagering requirement had been completed, the winnings were generated from the balance accumulated during the same bonus-related gameplay.
Unfortunately, completing the wagering requirement does not cancel out previous violations of the bonus terms. If the winnings accumulated during bonus wagering are invalidated due to a maximum bet violation, subsequent winnings generated from those funds are also considered invalid.
For these reasons, we are unable to support your request for the reinstatement of the €10,000, and we must close your complaint as rejected.
If you disagree with our assessment, you may forward your complaint to the Tobique Gaming Commission (TGC) for an independent review. As the casino's licensing authority, they may be able to examine your case and provide their own assessment.
I understand this is not the outcome you were hoping for, but I hope our explanation helps clarify why the casino's decision can be considered justified.
Thank you for your understanding.
Best regards,
Jean