Greetings dear Guru team,
I’m facing an absurd situation with Thor Casino. I deposited €160 and received a €160 "wager-free bonus." After playing slots, my balance reached €1,055. I then canceled the bonus and attempted to withdraw my winnings of €895. However, the casino canceled my withdrawal and returned the €895 to my balance, importantly not reinstating my bonus of €160.
Next, they informed me that I needed to wager my deposit five times before I could make any withdrawals. It's essential to note that this requirement applies to all deposits made into the casino, regardless of whether they were played with bonuses or not. My first deposit preceded the receipt and acceptance of the bonus, so the deposit wagering requirements should take priority over any subsequent bonuses. However, the casino prefers to view it the other way around, which I believe is absolutely wrong.
Again, pay attention - the casino claims that I "violated the bonus rules" at the moment when I didn’t wager the bonus but was fulfilling a different requirement—the 5x deposit rule—which applies to all deposits and is unrelated to any bonus. In other words, they are applying bonus rules to a non-bonus game.
At that point, I had already wagered about €650 playing slots, leaving me with only €150 left to meet the 5x deposit requirement. I proceeded to wager this €150 on French roulette and then attempted to withdraw my winnings of €895 again. Here’s where things took a surprising turn, which I can only describe as a dirty trick. They claimed that I played "table games" which are restricted to be played with their welcome bonus.
This entire situation unfolded while I was fulfilling the requirement to wager my deposit five times, which is unrelated to the bonus. I would also want to emphasize that the bonus was already removed from my account when I made those small bets on roulette. Now, the casino wants to confiscate €735 of my winnings.
They are applying "bonus rules" to the requirement of a 5x deposit, even though these two have nothing in common. This tactic resembles the tricks of an illusionist in a circus—it's merely a ploy to confiscate legitimate winnings in the online casino.
I ask the experts: can such treatment be considered FAIR?
Greetings dear Guru team,
I’m facing an absurd situation with Thor Casino. I deposited €160 and received a €160 "wager-free bonus." After playing slots, my balance reached €1,055. I then canceled the bonus and attempted to withdraw my winnings of €895. However, the casino canceled my withdrawal and returned the €895 to my balance, importantly not reinstating my bonus of €160.
Next, they informed me that I needed to wager my deposit five times before I could make any withdrawals. It's essential to note that this requirement applies to all deposits made into the casino, regardless of whether they were played with bonuses or not. My first deposit preceded the receipt and acceptance of the bonus, so the deposit wagering requirements should take priority over any subsequent bonuses. However, the casino prefers to view it the other way around, which I believe is absolutely wrong.
Again, pay attention - the casino claims that I "violated the bonus rules" at the moment when I didn’t wager the bonus but was fulfilling a different requirement—the 5x deposit rule—which applies to all deposits and is unrelated to any bonus. In other words, they are applying bonus rules to a non-bonus game.
At that point, I had already wagered about €650 playing slots, leaving me with only €150 left to meet the 5x deposit requirement. I proceeded to wager this €150 on French roulette and then attempted to withdraw my winnings of €895 again. Here’s where things took a surprising turn, which I can only describe as a dirty trick. They claimed that I played "table games" which are restricted to be played with their welcome bonus.
This entire situation unfolded while I was fulfilling the requirement to wager my deposit five times, which is unrelated to the bonus. I would also want to emphasize that the bonus was already removed from my account when I made those small bets on roulette. Now, the casino wants to confiscate €735 of my winnings.
They are applying "bonus rules" to the requirement of a 5x deposit, even though these two have nothing in common. This tactic resembles the tricks of an illusionist in a circus—it's merely a ploy to confiscate legitimate winnings in the online casino.
I ask the experts: can such treatment be considered FAIR?