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Strange behavior in a new casino

3 years ago by Sebbomd
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3 years ago

Hi yesterday I paid for the first time at ****** with paysafe and didn't really promise myself much from it ... but I also like to give new casinos without a mga license a chance and so I used the € 50 bonus to play for € 10 deposit!



As expected, there wasn't much around at first and the cash was gone ... with a remaining turnover of 1200 € I canceled this bonus and activated the 10 free spins code without deposit that was flown to me by mail!


he then gave something over 30 euros which I fully implemented with the last turn of the implementation my credit jumped from almost 400 to 30 which was foreseeable according to the terms and conditions since a no deposit bonus only releases 30 € real money ....


So now I had € 30 real cash on the account which was payable ... but I decided to keep playing and won another € 220 on top and thought hey to make € 250 out of € 10 is ok and gave 200 for the payout in order. .. (of which another 30-40 € would be deducted for a sepa payment anyway)

since they didn't have any other wallet that I used as an alternative, I more or less agreed with that)


When I checked again today at lunchtime how far my verification process was and whether something was already going on, I was pissed off.I had 30 euros on my player account again and the remaining 170 were withdrawn from the casino, which was again based on the maximum winnings from free spins clause called) I should have paid out these 30 to deposit them again in order to be able to win unlimited .... I don't need to explain to anyone how logical that sounds (consider the 30-40 that would be due for the sepa transfer)


I warned and threatened to make these practices public and asked the support who couldn't or didn't want to help me to get in touch with their superiors, whereupon they passed this on ... now I'm waiting for a message from management


If, as I suspect, no one reports to me by Monday, I will write out the anonymizing stars from the first section and publicly denounce this casino!


What do you think my chances look like in this regard? Is it worth it for a new casino to accept damage to its image and customers for a € 170 amount in various forums and communities?


Automatic translation:
Sebbomd
3 years ago

I don't think it's not worth it. If you google the casino forum or casino test now, you will almost only see fake pages that work with the casinos. You won't find Stiftung Warentest or Chip there. Trustpilot is okay. Or casinoforum.net are good. I think that will only change in a few months when online casinos are officially legal in Germany.

Edited by author 3 years ago
Automatic translation:
Sebbomd
3 years ago

This is actually a very common practice. When you get a bonus, the bonus terms are applied as long as you keep playing with any money that you won from the bonus. You described it very correctly when you said that you should withdrew the 30 and deposit it again. This way, the bonus terms wouldn't be applied to your future winnings. Does it make any sense? No. Is it a business standard behaviour? Yes.

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