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nafanny29
I was wondering if any of the casinos use such a thing. Say to track their player database for the more astute players, or to reward comps based on expected loss rather than amounts wagered.
That very thing has certainly dawned upon me at times. Whether it's true or not, I'll never know. I can think of my first couple experiences at
UKCasinoClub, wherein I lost quite swiftly. After that, they kept sending me a bunch of other promos (match bonuses offers) within a very short time-frame, and from the time that I made good on one of those, that was the end of that.

I exceeded their "database's expectation" of what I normally was supposed to do (that is: to lose swiftly and surely). Now, since I'd only played there on a couple occasions leading up to that, I would have to imagine (speculate actually) that they
could have been gathering-up all of information of my across-the-boards results at all MG casinos (which was not good up to that point... actually, it
still isn't very good, but better...

).
Although this isn't what you're talking about (although it
is about casinos "maybe" gathering information), a couple years back when a was pumping in the majority of my deposits into
PlayTech casinos, literally each time I'd receive
NeTeller funds (after making a wire transfer) I'd also receive tons of promos and (free) bonuses following it (the same hour of the same day). I could go a month without making any deposits (and in that time rarely have any casino emails sent to me), but the second my
NeTeller funds show up in my Hotmail account, all the casinos adverts would show up following it. Not sure about the correlation, but sure seemed as if there was one.
Again, all of this is far-fetched speculation on my part (but the idea of it has crossed my mind a number of times). If anything, interesting topic.
