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I agree the player was awful in his attitude toward the casino and was mis-using the Casinomeister site in a blackmail way. But I believe he probably was using a progression betting strategy- remember, if you read my Heroes saga, I deposited $200 and the maximum limit was $500. I'm sure he wasn't wanting to do the maximum bet each hand but in case his progression betting grows, $50 is extremely low. I wonder if this thread has anything to do with the recent postings on my 3-year old City Club thread of similar circumstances with them? [I now see that City Club thread is closed.]
This might be so, but he seemed to launch straight into an abrasive attack. No fraud by the casino had been committed at that stage, as this would ONLY be the case were they to keep his deposit monies. The threat to chargeback at the bank has created stalemate. The casino cannot pay until they can be sure there will be no chargeback, and this could involve a lengthy delay.
Chats are logged, so upon review of what was posted here at least, the casino would have reason to believe the risk of chargeback in this case to be very high indeed, and would probably wait for the inevitable. This player would also be graded "high risk" with the processor, which may also process payments for many casinos.
With MGS software, it should be possible to enter the games BEFORE making a deposit, and check the maximum allowed chip size, which would be a good indicator of max bet. In MGS Blackjack, you can choose a chip size equal to the max bet, so if the max chip is $50, this is also the table limit.
Had the player explained they wanted to try a progressive betting strategy (if this was indeed the case), the casino should have said that they can have the $200 limit upgrade by sending in their documents, as in the long run the casino would stand to win.
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