Corporate theft - pure & simple. Through bait & switch - illegal SPECIFICALLY now under UK law - pity Golden Palace isn't trading from here
Funny how casinos seem to think this is OK when THEY do it. Try running a "proper" business, and get caught dipping into a customer's account after the fact just because "we felt like it".
Now you know WHY they are in the rogue pit. YOu have been victim of ANOTHER of their unethical marketing practices. The original one was that they were prepared to DISRUPT THE OLYMPIC GAMES in order to promote themselves. They received a censure and undisclosed "fine" from their regulator (Kahnawake), and promised never to do it again. They kept the promise, sort of, their next "stunt" was at the WINTER OLYMICS
This was a simple "bait & switch" con. They promoted a bonus, and support gave it to you (so at this time, you had no reason to believe you were ineligible). The idea is that MOST players will NEVER know this, and will lose thinking they had a fair chance to win, but in fact they had NO chance to win (as you found out).
They should have refused the bonus up front, and told you that you were ineligible. You would then have had the correct information, and probably would not have deposited there.
This casino, and it's sister site Golden Casino (for US players because Playtech banned operators from using the software in the US market) have a long history of rogue behaviour. Some players had very good cases, but were STILL not paid, and remain unpaid YEARS later.
Unfortunately, they are largely unaccountable because they tend to hide in lax jurisdictions, where you would have to travel and take them to court to see the money.
The only way to get at these rogues is to starve them to death, by ensuring that these tales are easy to find on the internet, and that there are enough of them by independent players and respected websites.
One sign that a rogue casino is buckling under the strain is when they pull a rebranding stunt. Two rogue groups did this recently. Virtual split off half (approx) of the group and tried to make them look "less virtual like", by placing them in a different marketing program. The old Crystal Palace group was sold to an undisclosed party after the death of the owner, and promptly renamed every casino - this kind of thing is designed to circumvent rogue lists, and fool newbie players into thinking they have found a "clean" casino to play at.
Rogue lists are NOT static, but change with time, so they should be consulted on a regular basis. Here, you just need to check the warnings, as these indicate casinos that may about to be thrown into the rogue pit, and warnings are there because some current problems have emerged that cannot be resolved quietly.
Empty Fruities Astern Capt'n
Back to port for unloading.
Full Sails - before we get raided ourselves.
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