You guys are classic. You never fail to amuse me.
Imagine the audacity of a casino to offer players a $50 free bonus. Then, to allow them to only withdraw up to $50 of that??!! Winnings off of a free bonus? I'm glad you caught wind of this scandalous offer, and warned everyone out there before they were screwed.
As to the complexity of the terms? I did not find them too difficult. But regardless, is it any wonder why casinos must write their bonus terms very strictly? Look at "lefemme2"'s post - he/she's going to go to a casino that Mr. Bailey warned all his players against approaching, just so he/she can play a $50 free bonus, and hopefully win and take 'em for all it's worth. Players like lefemme2, Lanidar, et al. will look for any loophole in bonus terms, take advantage of a promotion that was meant to be fun, and then s%*t on the casino because they aren't getting paid fast enough.
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Here's a site I was on that discussed the offer, by people that actually took part in the promotion, rather than individuals complaining that if they were to hit a huge jackpot, they considered it almost illegal for the casino to not grant them their full account balance. Especially when it was stated as clear as day in the bonus terms that there would be a $50 cap.
I'm sure the purpose of this offer was to expose the casino to some new players, by allowing them to try the software. The purpose was not to make you guys money. You represent such a small percentage of the online gaming population, yet you're the only ones that post on this site.
Mr. Bailey, are these really the players that you are championing? Are they really being frauded by the casinos, or is it the other way around? Maybe more great bonuses would come our way if the risk to the casinos were not so great.
Concerned player.