We could go on and on........Oh also he might just have a sensible economy with lot of savings and now decided to spend some cash on playing at the Casinos....who knows.
That's total bullshit. Stop acting like a troll or you'll get treated like one.
Absolutely. If you'll recall, the OP had threatened legal action; 32Red said that's it, end of discussion, we'll wait to hear from the lawyers. With the PAB, it gave us the opportunity to present the OP's case and discuss options.
For what it's worth, he did say it saved people from going to court - so in a way, that was a thank you (to whom, I'm not sure).
I admit, it's odd. I remember when I was 23 - $40,786 USD (£25k) would have been a life-changing event. I could travel the world and not work for a year. I would have been beyond the moon in jubilation, and quite enthusiastic in any mentioning of this win. But not much enthusiasm here.
Ok - we have a conclusion to the issue. The player has been paid - which he has confirmed - £25k.
After discussing the issue with 32Red, the consensus was that there was human error involved and that the player should be paid minus the bonus amount given in error. (That amount will be donated to a charity TBD BTW). The reason that the casino changed its original stance is that there were other factors which were ultimately cleared up. Those factors are not free for me to discuss but those factors, in the eyes of the PAB service, were sufficient justification for the initial stance taken.
So there you have it.
What things? What's to be settled down? I guess you missed the part where the player was paid in full and the the casino was donating the £1000 bonus money to charity.
