Thank you for all the information and evidence provided, Winaura Casino Team.
Dear Drakkor,
After carefully reviewing all the relevant information and evidence, it appears the situation has evolved significantly.
While referring family members or friends to a casino is generally not an issue, in your specific case, certain patterns have raised reasonable concerns for the casino. Notably, you referred your mother to multiple casinos where both of you claimed either the same or very similar bonuses. Additionally, the gameplay on both accounts was either identical or strikingly similar, and the same IP addresses and user agents were detected across both accounts. Furthermore, your winnings in the casino section were primarily derived from referral bonus funds you received for referring your mother. This was detected in multiple casinos so it cannot be considered a mere coincidence.
In light of these findings, we must align with the casino team’s decision, as this situation falls under the violations outlined in their terms and conditions. The casino team is unable to determine the true account holder or who is operating the accounts when such significant similarities are present. As such, they are fully within their rights to handle this matter strictly in accordance with their rules, as was communicated to you.
To prevent similar situations in the future, I would strongly advise that you, your family members, or friends avoid playing at the same casinos from the same location or device and claim the same bonuses. As if you continue to do so, it is very likely you will be flagged for violating the rules in all other casinos as well.
Given the circumstances, I will proceed to close this complaint as rejected. Your previous complaint involving Roman Casino, where basically the same situation occurred, will also be closed as rejected because of all the findings.
I kindly recommend reviewing and familiarising yourself with the casino’s terms and conditions to ensure compliance moving forward.
Regards,
Michal
Casino Guru
Thank you for all the information and evidence provided, Winaura Casino Team.
Dear Drakkor,
After carefully reviewing all the relevant information and evidence, it appears the situation has evolved significantly.
While referring family members or friends to a casino is generally not an issue, in your specific case, certain patterns have raised reasonable concerns for the casino. Notably, you referred your mother to multiple casinos where both of you claimed either the same or very similar bonuses. Additionally, the gameplay on both accounts was either identical or strikingly similar, and the same IP addresses and user agents were detected across both accounts. Furthermore, your winnings in the casino section were primarily derived from referral bonus funds you received for referring your mother. This was detected in multiple casinos so it cannot be considered a mere coincidence.
In light of these findings, we must align with the casino team’s decision, as this situation falls under the violations outlined in their terms and conditions. The casino team is unable to determine the true account holder or who is operating the accounts when such significant similarities are present. As such, they are fully within their rights to handle this matter strictly in accordance with their rules, as was communicated to you.
To prevent similar situations in the future, I would strongly advise that you, your family members, or friends avoid playing at the same casinos from the same location or device and claim the same bonuses. As if you continue to do so, it is very likely you will be flagged for violating the rules in all other casinos as well.
Given the circumstances, I will proceed to close this complaint as rejected. Your previous complaint involving Roman Casino, where basically the same situation occurred, will also be closed as rejected because of all the findings.
I kindly recommend reviewing and familiarising yourself with the casino’s terms and conditions to ensure compliance moving forward.
Regards,
Michal
Casino Guru