Withdrawals refused by AmericanGrand/Royalcircus

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Exactly. They only happy to lock you out when you have won. The casino let the player to open more than 1 account therefore its like letting you in a landbased casino and after you win kicking you out and confiscating your winnings. Whether the software can or cannor detect multiple accounts thats not the players problem. It's not rocket science to have a casino software that detects duplicated accounts from the same IP. If they(casino software) lets you play then its like the casino saying to you that the rules aren't applied on you and feel free to spend your money but if you win we will confiscate them by using the rules as an excuse. Ridiculous....

Come on! If the rules say one account per person/computer/ip/etc. and some smartazz does otherwise, do you really think the casino should pay up?

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Come on! If the rules say one account per person/computer/ip/etc. and some smartazz does otherwise, do you really think the casino should pay up?

The question should be: Would they refund your losses? this rule applies ONLY if you win thats why i find it unfair! secondly they shouldnt let you open a second account with the same name/address/ip. It's easy to set up such a mechanism, c'mon now....

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The question should be: Would they refund your losses? this rule applies ONLY if you win thats why i find it unfair! secondly they shouldnt let you open a second account with the same name/address/ip. It's easy to set up such a mechanism, c'mon now....

I agree it is easy to deceive an RTG and I don't think that is a reason to try it. We hold the casinos to a high standard of honesty and should therefore be willing to practice an equal standard of honesty. If a casino paid a dishonest player -- in spite of how very clever he/she is, then they would be rewarding dishonesty. IMHO the keeping of deposits is a punitive measure taken to discourage player fraud. I have yet to lose a deposit or any winnings derived therefrom due to fraud or deception. I don't think you have either -- we just don't operate that way.