Offering me £50 if i reversed the withdrawal

[Copperpot]

Hi guys,

Today i was offered an extra £50 bonus if i reversed my withdrawal, i was tempted but i had a feeling as soon as i started playing again the slots would be tighter then before. I declined. I'm guessing it would have 30x W/R attached?

Be interesting to hear if anyone else has actually took them up on an offer & won from it.

Twas at an MG casino btw.

Cheers.

[Slotster!]

Yeah... It's a pretty common practice it seems.

IMHO, it's a dreadful tactic - preying on the weak and possibly addicted user.

Of course the theory is that the second you reverse, you'll go crazy chasing a repeat of the nice win that enabled you to withdraw in the first place. You're likely to hold the casino in question in high regard thanks to just making a nice cash-out, and psychologically you almost certainly believe you can win again.

Before you know it, in kicks Mr House Edge and your balance disappears quicker than a hooker from David Carradine's hotel room.

Regardless of any incentive - DO NOT EVER UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES REVERSE YOUR WITHDRAWALS. 'Flush' where you are able to. This is the voice of bitter experience and stupidity speaking.

I'm of the belief that the Casinomeister should view this as verging on 'rogue' behaviour.

[spearmaster]

Before you know it, in kicks Mr House Edge and your balance disappears quicker than a hooker from David Carradine's hotel room.

Very funny.... not. Especially as there wasn't one.

Regardless of any incentive - DO NOT EVER UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES REVERSE YOUR WITHDRAWALS. 'Flush' where you are able to. This is the voice of bitter experience and stupidity speaking.

I'm of the belief that the Casinomeister should view this as verging on 'rogue' behaviour.

I don't know if I would call it rogue behavior - but I certainly don't support it either.

[Copperpot]

Yup, pretty bad form, especially as it was after i had asked for it to be flushed. I'm shocked as this was my first ever reversal 'offer' & i did think about taking it but glad i didn't.

[Slotster!]

Yup, pretty bad form, especially as it was after i had asked for it to be flushed. I'm shocked as this was my first ever reversal 'offer' & i did think about taking it but glad i didn't.

Ooof! That's really bad... Name and shame.

Very funny.... not. Especially as there wasn't one.

It was the first comparison that came into my hungover addled, coffee fizzing brain. Apologies.

FWIW, check this out.

I once made a nice sizeable withdrawal from a casino that gets a lot of good press round here. Upon requesting a flush, I got an email about an hour later saying the flush had been actioned, the money would be in my bank within two working days (Standard UK rules) - Oh, and there was £100 no strings sat in my account for playing money whilst I waited. Seriously.

Of course, I've remained painfully loyal to that particular outfit - spent gazillions more than what I've withdrawn over the years and still think they're the best around.

Short sighted quick buck or long term lucrative customer? Win/Win.

You tell me which you'd prefer...

[chuchu59]

Just to recap that Spin Palace made a similar offer recently. If it's another MG this isnt a flash in the pan and many MGs may follow suit.

[spearmaster]

Just to recap that Spin Palace made a similar offer recently. If it's another MG this isnt a flash in the pan and many MGs may follow suit.

Did you mean a similar offer for reversing the withdrawal, or the type of offer that Slotster got?

I sure hope it's the latter...

[Copperpot]

Was MG AllJackpots casino.

[AussieGambler21]

Upon requesting a flush

Pardon my ignorance but what exactly is a "flush" when requesting a withdraw?

[spearmaster]

Pardon my ignorance but what exactly is a "flush" when requesting a withdraw?

A flush means to request immediate processing, instead of leaving it in a pending state where it can be reversed.