Joyland Casino: Problem withdrawal request

[casinomike]

I never accepted Joyland's offer of $500, I was owed over $11,000 their offer was like someone spitting in my face. I certainly consider my winnings at Joyland as money "legitimately" owed to me, for the simple reason that I would have cashed out and stopped playing if not for the comp points.

Although it sounds like Bryan may not be referring to Joyland players when he says anyone owed money from playtech will be payed, nevertheless it was posted in the Joyland thread so I'm holding out hope

[JohnGalt]

Shooting for those 4% comps was just...nuts. Sorry, can't put it any other way. Like playing Russian Roulette with all six cylinders loaded.

I certainly wouldn't put it that way. Even if they don't get paid, all they've lost is their time. Not quite the same as having your brains blown out, is it?

[Casinomeister]

What I meant was, if you have an agreement with Joyland to pay you x amount. They will pay you. If anyone has a situation that hasn't been resloved yet, they should make this known.

[caruso]

I certainly wouldn't put it that way. Even if they don't get paid, all they've lost is their time. Not quite the same as having your brains blown out, is it?

Your chances of a successful outcome in both endeavours is zero.

[Casinomeister]

...Even if they don't get paid, all they've lost is their time...

What about the time I've invested in this whole mess?

[casinomike]

What about the time I've invested in this whole mess?

well Bryan to this end I'd say for these efforts you've obtained some new loyal members here at your site, myself included. since Joyland, I've signed up to some of your links to accredited casinos, and I've also referred 3 friends to your site who wanted to try online casinos, and they also use your links. (not forum members yet, they've had no problems! which is what happens when you play at CM accredited casinos )

not much but I do what I can. regardless your reputation for results has remained sterling through this ordeal and is appreciated

[Casinomeister]

well Bryan to this end I'd say for these efforts you've obtained some new loyal members here at your site, myself included.

Yeah, sometimes I forget about this. Thanks!

...not forum members yet, they've had no problems!

Complaining isn't a requirement in the forum. There are a number of other things to talk about like British Television, dressing your gay dog, and Poker

[elric]

What about the time I've invested in this whole mess?

Before Joyland mess:

God
Country
Marine Corps

The new world order after:

Bryan
God
Country
Marine Corps

You have moved up to the top peg what more could mortal man want?

[JohnGalt]

What about the time I've invested in this whole mess?

Yeah that sucks you put that time in and didn't get a satisfactory resolution. Don't get me wrong, time is money. I'm not saying this was a good situation, just that it's not like playing russian roulette with bullets in all six cylinders.

[Jay]

It pretty much means that if anyone is owed any money legitimately, they will be paid. I haven't had the time to do many individual follow ups at the moment; I suspect that there is activity in the background that is taking care of each player issue.

Well, Playtech's definition of "legitimately" is "whatever Joyland says".

Joyland's definition is "anyone who didn't win too much money from the comp promotion", and doesn't include me.

I'm not quite sure what your definition is... But I have a feeling that by MY definition, the above statement that Joyland will pay will turn out to be false.

Still not clear why Playtech wouldn't be marked "evil" for having a bogus complaint resolution center and client casinos that doctor transaction logs (assuming that Playtech itself didn't doctor them), but that's not my call.