Casinos sending flawed "winning tips" to players

Actually I have had it all explained to me recently and I am now fairly happy with the way CR operate; They don't "spam" players (they only send promotional mails to players who have signed up to one of their 30-ish casinos) and they don't "steal" active players from affiliates by sending un-tagged mails.
I was fairly confused at first - hence that AGD thread is a bit of a mess - sorry about that!

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When I signed up at one casino, I also got mailers for all the others, including the new ones as they came along. These ARE triggered by signing up, so must somehow be related to CRs own database. The player then receives a flood of offers, all pretty misleading, and all very similar. I could click on any one of 100+ offers I receive every month for an individual CR casino. This DOES short change affiliates as the chance of me clicking one of the few properly tagged offers among the 100 must be pretty slim. In fact, the chance is zero, as I view the whole lot as spam, and I am not going to click on any, but navigate directly to the casino site instead. If there were fewer emails from CR, and they were more honest and properly designed to look like proper personal invites, I might click on one, and if they are preserving the tag from the original signup during the cross marketing, the original affiliate would still benefit.

An email that comes direct from CR will have at the footer a list of all the account numbers you have tied to that email address and rewards account. If this is not there, it is most likely spam (this is how I tell).
 
seems fine with me, they will help make predictions, more importantly, it doesnt say "they will help make winning predictions"

At the end of the day casinos cannot be clairvoyants when it comes to random games, whether suggesting winning OR losing......
 
seems fine with me, they will help make predictions, more importantly, it doesnt say "they will help make winning predictions"

Actually by definition the act of predicting is to attempt to foretell an event in advance. For something to help make a prediction it would have to increase your chance of being correct otherwise it would not be helpful.

There is absolutely no way to increase your chance of being correct while attempting to foretell a random event.
 
Actually by definition the act of predicting is to attempt to foretell an event in advance. For something to help make a prediction it would have to increase your chance of being correct otherwise it would not be helpful.

There is absolutely no way to increase your chance of being correct while attempting to foretell a random event.

You want to tell 'Shane' that at Red Flush. He's so convinced of his facts he attaches them to the e-mails he sends when my w/d's have been processed....:D
 
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Apparently the slots were trying to make percentage before being reset in the New Year! :what:
 
Right the 3000 boast is NOT invented by a spammer it actually says it in my downloaded LaVida casino itself on the promotions page - I can't for the life of me find a clear explanation of how I'm supposed to get this though! Maybe the rep can explain. All I can see is the 625 in a series of deposit bonuses. And Chopleys e-mail is Chinese whispers - a spammer has maybe changed '3000 credits' to '£$e3000'......

It's actually on the front page of their website. We must be missing something. We have to.

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Apparently the slots were trying to make percentage before being reset in the New Year! :what:

What the casino doesn't seem to understand when they make these claims is if the date effects the RTP, the slots are not totally random.

If the slots are totally random, that statement is about the same as flipping a coin and saying "You should bet on heads because it's Hanukkah."
 
This gem was lost in another thread, what's your opinion on this?

This is the first I've heard of this - unless I've just plain forgotten about them.

Please, in the future PM me (or report a post) about these posts and/or the casino rep so that we are aware of these things. I can't do anything about these issues if I'm not aware of them. Thank you.
 
i just got into this thread because of crgonlinegaming.com, it is basicly impossible tobe unsub once registered at any casinorewards holding, saddens me to say but its a fact... But this? i tried at least ten times to get out of this maillers from this guy and he keeps comming always... if this kind of affiliates just got banned this would end, but seems there is no real interest in making them stop.
 
i just got into this thread because of crgonlinegaming.com, it is basicly impossible tobe unsub once registered at any casinorewards holding, saddens me to say but its a fact... But this? i tried at least ten times to get out of this maillers from this guy and he keeps comming always... if this kind of affiliates just got banned this would end, but seems there is no real interest in making them stop.

Casino Rewards and their affiliates are the most notorious and prolific spammers in the Microgaming circle and unlike other sites, their reps do not attend the 'let's stop the spammers' thread I started and close the affiliate accounts responsible, despite us identifying them on several occasions. This suggests they tacitly approve of the extra business the spammers must generate.
If you click the unsubscribe link, either the page is dead, or malfunctions or simply confirms your e-mail and gets you even more spam . They and their affiliates are actually committing a criminal offence in many countries, but it doesn't stop them

This is why I don't, and never will, deposit a penny at any CR site. I urge you to do the same.
 

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