I was surprised to see the following section in the terms and conditions page for casinos in the Playshare Group:
Here's the problem: cases A and B above are too ambiguously-defined, IMO. What is a "reasonable degree of play" or "attempting a large wager?" I don't know. Such subjective criteria should not be used as justification for denying cash-ins, as the T&Cs now permit. I would call on Playshare to amend its T&Cs accordingly.
And what is considered bonus abuse?Grand Mondial audits cash-ins to determine if winnings are a result of promotion abuse. It is possible for promotion abuse to occur even though wagering is compliant with the standard terms and conditions and bonus system rules. If promotion abuse is identified, then Grand Mondial reserves the right at managements discretion to take the following action(s) against the abusive player:
A) may be banned from receiving or redeeming further promotions
B) may be banned from play in the casino
B) may have account terminated with immediate effect
C) Player information forwarded to a central database resulting in players being barred from receiving bonuses at any other casinos.
D) Cash-ins may be denied, reversed and/or considered void. In such cases, only original purchase amount may be allowed for withdrawal.
Grand Mondial deems promotion abuse to include but not to be limited to any of the following:
A. receiving a promotion bonus then cashing in without demonstrating a reasonable degree of play
B. attempting a large wager(s) with the bonus funds in an attempt to circumvent play through wager requirements of the bonus system
C. purchasing and playing slots to maximize the opening match slot offer then switching their play to non-slot games and using abusive wagering tactics/systems. This abuse allows players to use bonus credits earned with slot play to use on or hedge against wagering losses on their non-slot game play.
Here's the problem: cases A and B above are too ambiguously-defined, IMO. What is a "reasonable degree of play" or "attempting a large wager?" I don't know. Such subjective criteria should not be used as justification for denying cash-ins, as the T&Cs now permit. I would call on Playshare to amend its T&Cs accordingly.