you wouldn't leave your machine logged in and spinning in a real casino while you got a bite or had a pee break, would you? that's what i thought, abuse i say!![]()
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you wouldn't leave your machine logged in and spinning in a real casino while you got a bite or had a pee break, would you? that's what i thought, abuse i say!![]()
+++ like a midget at a urinal, i was going to have to stay on my toes +++
. . . +++ if you can read this, well done you +++ . . .
+++ and don't call me shirley +++ ...R.I.P. Leslie Nielsen...
I'm still mad about this. I can even see them confiscating winnings made while autoplaying, I wouldn't agree with it but I could see their reasoning. But how is it fair to take everything I won because I utilized the autoplay function?
lojo (31st July 2007)
lojo (1st August 2007)
No I actually got a decent sized win playing video poker and wanted to cashout and realized that it's next to impossible to cashout playing videopoker if they gave you the signup bonus. But as the next poster said, does it really matter? Should every player be forced to justify their use of autoplay? Disable the feature if it's a problem then.
lojo (1st August 2007)
They added in the autoplay so that people would do just that (nobody will steal your machine at home).
There's only one reason they added it - autoplay = faster play = more profit for the casino.
In this case though because of the bonus it means the player can 'beat' the bonus that much quicker. It's sharp practice to ban it though, without a BIG warning to the player, because it's an essential feature of the casino software.
This is not the act of a casino concerned about treating its fair play.
See for instance Captain Cooks Casino.
Visit the site,
http://www.captaincookscasino.com/
"We will give you 1 hour and $500 to make as much money as you can".
Hmm, ok, click on the link.
Then "Want to know more, click here"
Cool, that goes here:
http://www.captaincookscasino.com/freehour-terms.asp
No mention of anything about autoplay at all....
So you play, and win, and then after playing for a while you're bored and use the autoplay feature.
Cash out.
"Sorry sir, we are going to steal your winnings."
Why?
It's not mentioned on that page, nor linked from there at all, but if you go back to http://www.captaincookscasino.com/
then click on
"Terms and Conditions"
Then read "Bonus Account Terms and Conditions" (there are a total of EIGHT pages linked from there to read), it's hidden away there...
This just isn't a fair way to run a casino.
Yet ANOTHER demerit for eCogra. They will ALWAYS side with the casino if the casino have covered their a$$ with the terms & conditions. Since this term is an INTERPRETATION by the casino, and not based on absolute fact, this shows that eCogra support so called discretionary "F U Clauses" for their members. Clearly, they are siding with casinos, rather than ensuring players are not hit by underhand dealings. CR could have removed the Autoplay, thus enforcing the rule by the software, but chose to update the T & C, and then NOT TELL PLAYERS ABOUT IT - I received a bonus offer, AND the newsletters, but ABSOLUTELY NO ATTEMPT has EVER been made to advise me of this new clause.
I have never seen this term at any other MG. Casino Splendido once disabled the autoplay, thus using software enforcement, and Aztec and Phoenician have modified the software too.
How does one complain about eCogra? (UK Gambling Commission next month?)
Empty Fruities Astern Capt'n
Back to port for unloading.
Full Sails - before we get raided ourselves.
YodaJedi (3rd August 2007)
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