Since the thread with the discussion about the recent issue at Inetbet is closed, I think it would be valuable to have a discussion about the underlying topic, which is: At which point are the rules unfair towards players and shouldn't be allowed from a respectable casino?
It's 2018, it's not really a problem to build in protections against bonus abuse that will not allow bets that would break the rules, how long are we going to allow casinos to profit off players making a small mistake? Sure, it costs time and money to develop this, instead of making free money from players mistakes, but that's really the up to the casino to choose a path, and sites like this one to push it towards the right one. I've never had a withdrawal cancelled because of bonus rules, because I've played for a long time and know to be careful, the players it will hurt the most are the new and inexperienced ones. It still annoys me every time I see someone lose money to having broken a rule in some insignificant way.
Yes, casinos need to protect themselves against advantage players, but that protection needs to not catch innocent people, and right now it does. It should be mandatory for casinos that want to be respected to have built in limitations on games and stakes. Since it might take a while to get that fully implemented, until then it should be up to the casino to prove the player gained a significant advantage when they broke the rules, yes if someone bets the full balance+bonus right away it's clear, but accidentally hitting max bet halfway through the wager should just never be grounds for losing all your money. It's time to stop hiding behind 'Player broke the rules, tough luck' and start dealing with this the right way.
It's 2018, it's not really a problem to build in protections against bonus abuse that will not allow bets that would break the rules, how long are we going to allow casinos to profit off players making a small mistake? Sure, it costs time and money to develop this, instead of making free money from players mistakes, but that's really the up to the casino to choose a path, and sites like this one to push it towards the right one. I've never had a withdrawal cancelled because of bonus rules, because I've played for a long time and know to be careful, the players it will hurt the most are the new and inexperienced ones. It still annoys me every time I see someone lose money to having broken a rule in some insignificant way.
Yes, casinos need to protect themselves against advantage players, but that protection needs to not catch innocent people, and right now it does. It should be mandatory for casinos that want to be respected to have built in limitations on games and stakes. Since it might take a while to get that fully implemented, until then it should be up to the casino to prove the player gained a significant advantage when they broke the rules, yes if someone bets the full balance+bonus right away it's clear, but accidentally hitting max bet halfway through the wager should just never be grounds for losing all your money. It's time to stop hiding behind 'Player broke the rules, tough luck' and start dealing with this the right way.