Dominika,
Thank you for your reply and for reviewing the case. I appreciate the opportunity to clarify.
While I did claim the First Deposit Bonus of $50 AUD, I also deposited real money and met the entire wagering requirement (2,001 AUD of 2,000 required).
According to Richard Casino’s own Bonus Terms:
"You start playing for real money first, then for bonus money, and as soon as bonus money is lost, the bonus also gets lost."
This matters because once bonus funds are lost, any subsequent winnings come from real money gameplay. Richard Casino has not provided a transaction breakdown showing that the $500 was earned during bonus play.
Furthermore:
I had already received a $1,000 withdrawal from the initial bonus—clearly exceeding the supposed x10 cap.
The $500 I later withdrew was from continued gameplay using my real balance, after bonus was exhausted and wagering completed.
They credited the $500 to my balance, then later removed it manually, citing vague "balance editing" without proving any breach.
I’m not disputing the existence of a win cap on bonus funds—I’m disputing their application of that cap to winnings that were clearly earned from real funds post-bonus.
Unless the casino can produce transaction-level proof that the $500 was directly derived from bonus balance, their enforcement of the bonus cap is unjustified and predatory.
Thank you for your continued support and fairness. Please let me know if you require my full play history or additional documentation.
Helen
Dominika,
Thank you for your reply and for reviewing the case. I appreciate the opportunity to clarify.
While I did claim the First Deposit Bonus of $50 AUD, I also deposited real money and met the entire wagering requirement (2,001 AUD of 2,000 required).
According to Richard Casino’s own Bonus Terms:
"You start playing for real money first, then for bonus money, and as soon as bonus money is lost, the bonus also gets lost."
This matters because once bonus funds are lost, any subsequent winnings come from real money gameplay. Richard Casino has not provided a transaction breakdown showing that the $500 was earned during bonus play.
Furthermore:
I had already received a $1,000 withdrawal from the initial bonus—clearly exceeding the supposed x10 cap.
The $500 I later withdrew was from continued gameplay using my real balance, after bonus was exhausted and wagering completed.
They credited the $500 to my balance, then later removed it manually, citing vague "balance editing" without proving any breach.
I’m not disputing the existence of a win cap on bonus funds—I’m disputing their application of that cap to winnings that were clearly earned from real funds post-bonus.
Unless the casino can produce transaction-level proof that the $500 was directly derived from bonus balance, their enforcement of the bonus cap is unjustified and predatory.
Thank you for your continued support and fairness. Please let me know if you require my full play history or additional documentation.
Helen