MG Bonus Account Casinos in Reputable Casinos Section?!?

[DealerBusts]

I just noticed that casinos such as Aztec Riches and Golden Reef are in the reputatable casinos section. This is despite the fact that they have bonus accounts and refuse to disclose the rate at which money is transferred from the bonus account to the real account. I thought this was really detrimental towards the interest of the player? Bryan, why are you recommending these casinos?

[Thythe]

I think he probably makes his recommendations based on if they pay on time, offer a fair game, don't cheat the player, etc, not on how good the bonus is. I think the bonus is terrible, but that shouldn't affect if a casino is "reputable" or not.

[Black21Jack]

I think he probably makes his recommendations based on if they pay on time, offer a fair game, don't cheat the player, etc, not on how good the bonus is. I think the bonus is terrible, but that shouldn't affect if a casino is "reputable" or not.

I totally agree. You can't call a casino bad simply because you don't like the bonus. Just don't claim the bonus or go somewhere where you like their bonus offering. Exactly what Thythe said, if they pay the players with no hassles and the gameplay seems fair then they are a good casino.

[Vesuvio]

I agree with the original poster.

It does affect whether a casino's reputable or not if they try to entice players with a misleading bonus scheme & then their customer service representatives are rude and unhelpful when questioned about it - point blank refusing to give any details and ending conversations without as much as a goodbye. The only explanation for them not stating clearly the terms of the bonus is to trick people into depositing money they wouldn't otherwise deposit.

I'd have thought contempt for your customers isn't generally a feature of a 'reputable' casino. If not outright stealing money is all that's needed to be reputable it's a pretty damning inditement of the whole industry!

[DealerBusts]

The only explanation for them not stating clearly the terms of the bonus is to trick people into depositing money they wouldn't otherwise deposit.

Vesuvio reflects my opinion exactly. The fact is that their bonus terms are unclear and the rate of transfer of bonus money completely up to the discretion of the operator.

Check out what other posters at winneronline think about this scam.

http://mb.winneronline.com/showthrea...=bonus+account

I recommend that people avoid casinos like Golden Reef and Aztec Riches unless they know what they're getting into.

[chucho]

I also agree with the original poster. Many players will fall into this trap, which is exactly what it is, a trap. Good casinos don't set traps. Captian Cooks uses the same system buy all you have to do is wager 10x d + b. They have the other normal restrictions, no craps etc, but it is otherwise fair. Golden Reef. Aztec Bitches, Music Hall and maybe others terms read the following.

"The rate at which bonus funds will be available to transfer is determined by the Casino Operator. The Casino Operator may change the rate at which funds will be available to transfer at anytime without notification. Different Games can have different turnover requirements due to the expected different holds by each game."

They should change the terms to read "We we will pay you what we want when we want" I would rather take my chances at Weiners Playground then Aztec Bitches. ROUGE

[caruso]

This is nothing to do with liking or not liking bonus terms, it's about deceiving and manipulating players. The terms are intentionally undisclosed for the purposes of sucking in deposits which will be returned at the discretion of the casino. This is outrageous behaviour which has been going on for at least a year now and I have NO idea why they still haven't been pulled up and dusted down by our motley band of webmasters, nor why they're still being promoted. There is absolutely NO reason to have a bonus-structure like this other than for the purposes of putting one over the players.

Rogues.

Don't patronize casinos that deceive players - there are plenty of MGs out there that don't.

[hhcfreebie]

This is nothing to do with liking or not liking bonus terms, it's about deceiving and manipulating players. The terms are intentionally undisclosed for the purposes of sucking in deposits which will be returned at the discretion of the casino. This is outrageous behaviour which has been going on for at least a year now and I have NO idea why they still haven't been pulled up and dusted down by our motley band of webmasters, nor why they're still being promoted. There is absolutely NO reason to have a bonus-structure like this other than for the purposes of putting one over the players.

EXACTLY! I can't agree more.

[two_card]

I do not play at Aztec Riches and Golden Reef.

Anyone that writes such #### will do other objectional actiivities when pressed.

You are never partially misleading.

[DealerBusts]

I would still like to hear from Bryan as to why he is personally endorsing these MG casinos.