
Originally Posted by
thelawnet
By this definition, anyone who withdraws from a casino having received a bonus is a 'bonus abuser', because if you withdraw you must have the intention to withdraw, which makes you a bonus abuser. This doesn't seem like a very good definition to me. I can't see any casino lasting very long saying that anyone who plays with the intention to withdraw is a 'bonus abuser'.
If you go to Las Vegas they don't say 'Sorry Sir, only losers are allowed here, you can't take your winnings.'
This seems to be a fancy way of saying 'the wagering restrictions are so tough, that you're going to lose your money whatever happens'.
Hmm, if you accept the definition implied above, that a bonus abuser is someone who withdraws their money from a casino, then that does make sense, because weaker wagering requirements mean fewer people will go bust and so will have money left to withdraw.
I'm not sure I like that definition very much.
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