We know that but mac72 chooses to skirt around it at every opportunity. This dance is tiresome and is going nowhere. I hope a mod puts an end to this nonsense soon. Is the OP a resurrected banned member by any chance?
I challenge the OP to find ONE place in any of the numerous screenshots available of the Club Rouge page and terms through the history of 32Red or on the email they send out when they make you a member - if you find anything that says 'lifetime membership', I'll back you up. But you won't find anything because the ONLY place where it ever said anything about 'for life' was in the casino loyalty page. Which Mark has already explained - multiple times.
Imagine this - one day I deposited $40 into a casino - there was a glitch after depositing and it displayed my balance as $4,000. So does that mean that they should have put that money into my account?
I can understand you're disappointed, but FFS, you're beating a dead horse here. They never entered into any kind of contract with you and for you to quote or link to legal precedents and other mumbo jumbo is just ludicrous. This isn't a court of law - and if it was, you wouldn't have a leg to stand on. You keep harping on about how the terms don't matter - seriously? You're well spoken and seem to be pretty educated and intelligent, how can you not see that the terms from the beginning were written so that they could remove players from the VIP program? The terms are the ONLY thing that matters.
I challenge the OP to find ONE place in any of the numerous screenshots available of the Club Rouge page and terms through the history of 32Red or on the email they send out when they make you a member - if you find anything that says 'lifetime membership', I'll back you up. But you won't find anything because the ONLY place where it ever said anything about 'for life' was in the casino loyalty page. Which Mark has already explained - multiple times.
Imagine this - one day I deposited $40 into a casino - there was a glitch after depositing and it displayed my balance as $4,000. So does that mean that they should have put that money into my account?
I can understand you're disappointed, but FFS, you're beating a dead horse here. They never entered into any kind of contract with you and for you to quote or link to legal precedents and other mumbo jumbo is just ludicrous. This isn't a court of law - and if it was, you wouldn't have a leg to stand on. You keep harping on about how the terms don't matter - seriously? You're well spoken and seem to be pretty educated and intelligent, how can you not see that the terms from the beginning were written so that they could remove players from the VIP program? The terms are the ONLY thing that matters.
If it doesn't, then you know the casino isn't bluffing in an attempt to make you deposit more, they really meant it, in which case no amount of fuss is going to make them change their mind.It did indeed say this, I saw it and can vouch for it.
It was new, it hasn't said this before. It is the only concrete statement stating the "for life" without caveat that has ever appeared.
It does, however, seem a little odd given that you appear to have been a big enough "cheese" to have negotiated a very special type of Club Rouge deal for your play, and suddenly find yourself kicked out whilst many others so far have not been.
Maybe you squeezed their balls a little TOO hard in the past, and they have now decided enough is enough.
It's also possible that this change is related to the expected increased costs of the new UK regime, where 15% of their profit on UK players will be going to the taxman, instead of about 2%. On top of this, there is the added cost of administering the regime so that they can correctly calculate the taxes due, as well as ensure compliance with the new regulations. In order to balance the books, these additional costs will have to be met by savings elsewhere. It is something that has deterred many casinos from staying in the UK.
My usual response to a casino that does this kind of thing to me is to call their bluff. I just stop depositing and see if they flinch by sending a "please come back" email and a revised offer. It's surprising how often this works
It did indeed say this, I saw it and can vouch for it.
It was new, it hasn't said this before. It is the only concrete statement stating the "for life" without caveat that has ever appeared.
It does, however, seem a little odd given that you appear to have been a big enough "cheese" to have negotiated a very special type of Club Rouge deal for your play, and suddenly find yourself kicked out whilst many others so far have not been.
Maybe you squeezed their balls a little TOO hard in the past, and they have now decided enough is enough.
It's also possible that this change is related to the expected increased costs of the new UK regime, where 15% of their profit on UK players will be going to the taxman, instead of about 2%. On top of this, there is the added cost of administering the regime so that they can correctly calculate the taxes due, as well as ensure compliance with the new regulations. In order to balance the books, these additional costs will have to be met by savings elsewhere. It is something that has deterred many casinos from staying in the UK.
My usual response to a casino that does this kind of thing to me is to call their bluff. I just stop depositing and see if they flinch by sending a "please come back" email and a revised offer. It's surprising how often this works
Still waiting......
OMG Jonathan! You'll go blind!!! 
