Hi guys
Interested in your opinion. I was recently testing a Playtech casino who shall remain nameless for now. I lost on my first sessions, kept playing and then finally hit a big one on Great Blue and cashed out. That all went OK so I played twice more: lost once, won once...both decent sums as I test as a VIP to see how they treat bigger players.
A few days later I logged in and the bet limits on the 3 slots I had been playing (Great Blue, Avengers and Fantastic 4) along with some other games had changed. Avengers & Fantastic 4 down from £40+ a spin to 60pence (yes, really!) and Great Blue down from (I forget exactly but around £30) to £7.50.
I was told the casino manager had made the decision but it wasn't specified if it was general so I checked with someone else who played there and their bet limits were still the default ones I first experienced. It's clearly a message they don't want me playing there anymore (although why they would do this when I was a) in a winning position, b) I never take a bonus and c) you always lose long term on slots anyway is a bit odd).
I was interested in other people's opinions on a casino that does this. Bearing in mind it's their business and they have every right to refuse custom, how would it make you feel if it were you? Would you regard this as odd for an accredited casino or not bothered?
Myself, I'm caught in two minds: I feel it's sneaky and reveals something about the way the casino management thinks that makes me uncomfortable but then again, they paid out no problem and I can just go and play elsewhere, so it's not a big issue. Thoughts?
Cheers,
Simmo!
Interested in your opinion. I was recently testing a Playtech casino who shall remain nameless for now. I lost on my first sessions, kept playing and then finally hit a big one on Great Blue and cashed out. That all went OK so I played twice more: lost once, won once...both decent sums as I test as a VIP to see how they treat bigger players.
A few days later I logged in and the bet limits on the 3 slots I had been playing (Great Blue, Avengers and Fantastic 4) along with some other games had changed. Avengers & Fantastic 4 down from £40+ a spin to 60pence (yes, really!) and Great Blue down from (I forget exactly but around £30) to £7.50.
I was told the casino manager had made the decision but it wasn't specified if it was general so I checked with someone else who played there and their bet limits were still the default ones I first experienced. It's clearly a message they don't want me playing there anymore (although why they would do this when I was a) in a winning position, b) I never take a bonus and c) you always lose long term on slots anyway is a bit odd).
I was interested in other people's opinions on a casino that does this. Bearing in mind it's their business and they have every right to refuse custom, how would it make you feel if it were you? Would you regard this as odd for an accredited casino or not bothered?
Myself, I'm caught in two minds: I feel it's sneaky and reveals something about the way the casino management thinks that makes me uncomfortable but then again, they paid out no problem and I can just go and play elsewhere, so it's not a big issue. Thoughts?
Cheers,
Simmo!