It's a shame that apparently the well-known Mr Green casino also has this problem. I would like to tell you about a similar problem after playing at Wintopia casino. They lured me into playing with a 300% bonus. In addition, I got a 100% first deposit bonus. I only deposited 20 euros, and so I got 100 euros of play money.
After playing for a while, I won a whopping €1,233 on San Quentin II with a bet of just €0.40.
In total I have had a profit of over 2000 euros during this time. Then I tried to make a withdrawal, which was about 1500 euros. The turnover had been completed from both bonuses at that time. 1500 automatically changed to 500 euros in their system. They clearly advertise that the withdrawal limit is 2000 euros for new players.
When I asked about this, the chat replied that I had to be a VIP customer, and complete "tasks" or "achievements". The communication was false, as usual. Apparently the big winnings didn't feel good inside the casino. In addition, this 500 euro withdrawal has been delayed, and they don't notify me by email, as usual, so it seems to be "lying" vaguely in their processing.
This seems to be some kind of delaying tactic again. You won't get your money out straight away, and I don't know what the casino staff are really thinking inside the casino.
However, the impression is vague and unfriendly. This is how, in the initial stages, another casino got a bad impression. If players can win thousands of euros at a casino, can I trust that they will pay out bigger or even smaller winnings? It's not about the law or the rules, but about an unpleasant and bad attitude towards players.
Is it really the case that small casinos with a turnover of 1 million euros have difficulty paying out a winning of, say, 2000 euros? I feel like some casino owners are not used to the idea of a player winning that much. Do they even know how their games work? How much can you win from them?
If a casino publicly announces that the withdrawal limit is 2000 euros, but only allows a withdrawal of 500 euros for new players, isn't this fraud and discrimination against new players, i.e. also customers?
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