3dice casino and ENZO! my take..

[Pinababy69]

Track, wtf happened to your horsie? He on the sauce? Or did he break a leg? Or maybe he's training for the Olympics?

LOL....seriously, never noticed him doing flips like that before. You're getting highly technical on me here....scary.

[mrracetrack]

Track, wtf happened to your horsie? He on the sauce? Or did he break a leg? Or maybe he's training for the Olympics?

LOL....seriously, never noticed him doing flips like that before. You're getting highly technical on me here....scary.

Pegasus went a bit loopy after reading some of the posts on here...

The credit for his "new abilities" goes to Jinnia...

[Casinomeister]

This guy BABYBOOMER / ACTOREDDIE is a disgrace to your forum and to every member here that logs on to see whats going on in the industry what if a newbie comes along reads these posts from this con and then takes a burning for reading a post from this idiot , which I might add has already highlighted the fact that we are all jerks and that this board sucks.

Actually, it's quite obvious that this person has an agenda, and a serious problem controlling himself. I'm not too worried that newbies wouldn't come to this conclusion as well. Thanks for the heads up.

Enzo I would seriosuly consider refunding his money if he came through credit card and only allow money gram deposits or simply do yourself a favor and close his account , I manage an online OP as well and with players like these you can never win so thats my advice..

The guy really needs to quit gambling and get some help, and I don't say that in a mean way. I would hope that if I ever started showing signs of losing control of my gambling you guys would give me a reality check..

Enzo - as you can probably tell, this guy is bad news. I would just close his account and move on.

[3Dice]

Dear Babyboomer,

Thanks for your reply. Just have to ask you why would you contact me through Casinomeister? First off if you would address my e-mails separately from this forum I would appreciate it ....... I would rather you e-mail me directly just add the number 55 (after babyboomer) to the address on file.

I contacted you through a pm on this forum as it was the only means I had .. the emails to your address bounced and I remembered seeing the 'babyboomer' alias here, simply putting 1 and 1 together. Now that your email address is corrected, all 3Dice communication will go via the regular email path.

if I take the bonus wuill I be subject to a"30X" wagering requirement?

Apologies, I must've been unclear in my original pm to you, our loyalty bonus is not subject to any wagering requirement. Since a player needs loyalty points (comp points) to be eligible for this bonus, this in effect means that the required wagering is already performed in the past. So, the short answer to your question is no, there are no wagering requirements for loyalty bonuses.

Just don't judge me because I am against casinos that do NOT PAY or CHEAT.

I'm not here to deliver judgment, I'm here to deliver service ! I myself am all for an open forum where all opinions can be shared, and as long as things happen in a respectful and mature manner, I think it can only benefit both the players and the industry.

I can see that you are passionate in your opinion, and I think that is a good thing. Combined with the experience in dealing with casino-issues that you find at CM it could be the perfect mix to maximize your chances of getting your issues resolved. I can only imagine the emotions involved when confronted with a non-payment scenario, and I can appreciate what adrenaline can do to a man .. it is crucial however to keep ones eye on the real target, and no-one here at CM will get anything out of helping a casino with questionable business ethics. I am not in the position to judge anyone - not you - and not the casinomeister members, and I will be assuming good intentions from all parties until proven otherwise !

Respectfully,

Enzo

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Babyboomer,

I've decided not to hold your history on this forum against you. This is a personal decision, which I hope I wont regret as usually we tend to follow the advice we get from casinomeister. On a personal note, and I have not yet read into any of it - but the emotions involved can make a well-meant 'chill out' look like 'shut up' whereas it should look like 'a calm and friendly email describing your situation to the casino is most likely to be more effective in resolving your issue'. Re-reading your previous threads with a different mindset, one that assumes people want to help, can make things look entirely differently. And if it does, all it would take from you is a short message explaining why things got out of hand - we all understand what stress some casino practices these days can cause ..

All the best,

Enzo

[Matthew23]

"actor eddie" is it possible you are this actor? ---> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLifbDHkNBQ

[ugaboga]

Dear Babyboomer,



I contacted you through a pm on this forum as it was the only means I had .. the emails to your address bounced and I remembered seeing the 'babyboomer' alias here, simply putting 1 and 1 together. Now that your email address is corrected, all 3Dice communication will go via the regular email path.



Apologies, I must've been unclear in my original pm to you, our loyalty bonus is not subject to any wagering requirement. Since a player needs loyalty points (comp points) to be eligible for this bonus, this in effect means that the required wagering is already performed in the past. So, the short answer to your question is no, there are no wagering requirements for loyalty bonuses.



I'm not here to deliver judgment, I'm here to deliver service ! I myself am all for an open forum where all opinions can be shared, and as long as things happen in a respectful and mature manner, I think it can only benefit both the players and the industry.

I can see that you are passionate in your opinion, and I think that is a good thing. Combined with the experience in dealing with casino-issues that you find at CM it could be the perfect mix to maximize your chances of getting your issues resolved. I can only imagine the emotions involved when confronted with a non-payment scenario, and I can appreciate what adrenaline can do to a man .. it is crucial however to keep ones eye on the real target, and no-one here at CM will get anything out of helping a casino with questionable business ethics. I am not in the position to judge anyone - not you - and not the casinomeister members, and I will be assuming good intentions from all parties until proven otherwise !

Respectfully,

Enzo

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Babyboomer,

I've decided not to hold your history on this forum against you. This is a personal decision, which I hope I wont regret as usually we tend to follow the advice we get from casinomeister. On a personal note, and I have not yet read into any of it - but the emotions involved can make a well-meant 'chill out' look like 'shut up' whereas it should look like 'a calm and friendly email describing your situation to the casino is most likely to be more effective in resolving your issue'. Re-reading your previous threads with a different mindset, one that assumes people want to help, can make things look entirely differently. And if it does, all it would take from you is a short message explaining why things got out of hand - we all understand what stress some casino practices these days can cause ..

All the best,

Enzo

Excellent attitude! If only more online casinos would follow your example!

[lojo]

I guess this brings us to another issue, I'm loathe to address; How does a casino deal with a problem gambler? It is, of course any casino's business who they do and do not accept as a customer. I only have anecdotal indications that Eddie has problem (and I don't mean he can be a pain in the ass, but that, according to ClubWorld, he is prone to overextend himself when gambling) On one hand, it is a casino's prerogative to accept a player who may turn out to be a thorn in its side - it is another altogether to accept wagers from a problem gambler.

As I'm neither the gambler nor the casino I can't and won't make a judgement, but in my opinion this is a serious issue.

A casino may support responsible gambling and provide a link to a help site, but exclusionary policies need to be in place for a casino to be responsible in my eyes.

[shaunm]

babyboomer/actoreddie is a xxxxxxx ugly monster!

[tim5ny]

Don't worry about Eddie Lojo! He always gets his money back!

[SKUNX]

I guess this brings us to another issue, I'm loathe to address; How does a casino deal with a problem gambler? .

Well Lojo in my case it all depends on the history of the player with the casino.

If he is a major credit card depositor I will try and comp him and treat him the best I can in order to avoid a dispute.

If its a cash depositor I will just explain to him why we have choosen not to cater him any longer.

From a casinos point of view its hard now a days with all the banking laws being implented in the US we dont know what players want to do come in deposit through CC and then just chargeback if they lose, because at this point banks are more than willing to do do so against online gaming.

But with a client like actoreddie i would simply send him all his credit card deposits inthe past 6 months back to his credit card shut down his account , ban by ip adress , full name and credit card and call it a day