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Old 23rd May 2006, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by bpb
My comments are based on arguments founded in logic and reason, as are the comments made by many posters in this thread. Feel free to disagree, as God knows we may all be totally wrong, but please don't insult us by suggesting that we're saying these things just because we feel that "The player is always right ... the casino is always wrong"
No one disagreed with your logic nor insulted you.

However - this is the logic I apply and it OUGHT to be common sense.

The casino has the right to offer - or exclude - ANY game it chooses to for ANY reason. It also has the right to bar the player from playing.

However, they may not do so "at their discretion" - if they make an offer to the player, it MUST be honored as long as the player has met the terms and conditions.

If the player has NOT met the terms and conditions, the casino has every right to void all play and return the deposit.

In most offers I read, online, offline, whatever, there is always a clause which states "We reserve the right to modify the terms of this offer at any time without prior notice".

This is what we call "buyer beware" - always, ALWAYS - get a copy of the contract before you buy, and make sure it is dated - if you are not sure, check with the cashier or the manager FIRST.

This has nothing to do with advantage play. It is the casino's right to exercise the terms and conditions it laid out before the player entered into the contract.

If the term or condition is unfair, of course, they may challenge it before the fact - but not afterwards.
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