While I sure don't think that CC is squeaky clean in any of this, at least as it pertains to bot use....if that is the exact chain of events, then I can't help but feel that Real Player has something he's not telling us.
Bryan, you mentioned the receipt....it's funny. When I was reading the last few posts, a thought went through my mind. I wondered if asking you to show us the receipt would have been out of order. For myself personally, it would have been nothing to do with your credibility...but simply the fact that this is a ton of money, and I want to be 110% positive (in my own mind) before I let the issue drop. If you do find it, post away for sure. It would go a long way to easing my mind about some of this.
All I can say for sure is that if this were me, and I were an innocent player who had a legitimate win...I'd have a lawyer of my own. CC wouldn't have to contact me, I'd be on them like white on rice. This is well over a quarter of a million bucks in my currency...you don't just walk away from money like that.
All that being said, Casino Club would be about the last casino on earth I would ever play at, even if in this particular case....they have followed the rules. Their claims of "evidence" of bot play are, in some cases, outrageous. I honestly don't think they'd know a bot if it bit them in the ass. The bit in the letter from the lawyers, about using a bot that can "predict" outcomes is bizarre. If an outcome is truly random, there is no predicting it. They've handled all of this very poorly, not just this case.....but all of them. Thank God for this forum or Heffernan would also have been out 8K or whatever it was...and been branded a fraud.
There also seems to be a misconception re: the legal proceedings. From my own (poor) translation of that letter from the lawyers...I gather that Casino Club has not actually filed suit against Real Player, but is merely informing him that they reserve the right to do so. So they're not taking him to court....just saying they can if they want. Why not just go ahead and file the suit at least? If he doesn't show on the court date, then they will get their judgement, and for sure the money can be released back to the pot.
Last word.....if the casino has really followed all these steps re: legal proceedings, and this player refuses to acknowledge any of it.....how long do they plan on holding on to this jackpot money? It's not theirs, it belongs to the players. Surely there must be some statute of limitations in cases like this. A time when they can rest assured that THEY are not going to be sued. And if they truly have EVIDENCE of fraud, what are they waiting for? No one is going to forget they are holding this money, not ever. So I sure hope they plan on putting it back where it belongs, as soon as humanly possible.
If all this had happened with a casino with no previous baggage, it would sit alot better with me I guess. The only vibe I get from these guys is complete and total incompetence, at the very least. I'll be checking back once in a while to see if the money has been returned yet, as I'm sure will others. Some of us players have very long memories CC.
Edited to add: Just read the post Bryan where you found the receipt and were looking at the date on it. Nevermind the above part...I thought you had said you couldn't find it. My mistake, no coffee yet. Sorry.
Last edited by Pinababy69; 6th March 2009 at 03:26 PM.
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