Seventh777
RIP Roy
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2010
This scenario seems to be rearing it`s ugly head more often than not . So the many questions this creates are thus......
1). Just how much *changing* of an already open to the general public bonus is deemed reasonable?.
2). Why is it deemed necessary in some cases to change the rules?.
3). Why do these changes never benefit the customer more than the casino?.
4). Should a bonus be subject to different T&C`s, once players have deposited for the *spirit of the bonus* available at the time of depositing.
5). Are these basically rewritten at will, open to abuse bonuses, nothing more than a get out of jail free card (akin to a Bush/Cheney personally selected commission scenario) IE:- Heads we win, Tails you lose, if for arguments sake there is a grossly overlooked mistake that leads to a huge financial hammering to the casino, that, with reference to the Betfair fiasco was understandable, but never, ever, acceptable behaviour.
I`m sure this aspect raises many more questions, but i`m sure i`m not alone by asking the reps their take on this.
Thx in advance.
1). Just how much *changing* of an already open to the general public bonus is deemed reasonable?.
2). Why is it deemed necessary in some cases to change the rules?.
3). Why do these changes never benefit the customer more than the casino?.
4). Should a bonus be subject to different T&C`s, once players have deposited for the *spirit of the bonus* available at the time of depositing.
5). Are these basically rewritten at will, open to abuse bonuses, nothing more than a get out of jail free card (akin to a Bush/Cheney personally selected commission scenario) IE:- Heads we win, Tails you lose, if for arguments sake there is a grossly overlooked mistake that leads to a huge financial hammering to the casino, that, with reference to the Betfair fiasco was understandable, but never, ever, acceptable behaviour.
I`m sure this aspect raises many more questions, but i`m sure i`m not alone by asking the reps their take on this.
Thx in advance.