Help! 777dragon (ACCREDITED CASINO of VegasPartnerLounge) not letting me withdraw

[rshkrn]

I agree with Wobble33 would seem that the Op had no idea that he had received a $150 bonus.

Don't mean to offend the OP or other players, but if you deposit 2000 and your balance becomes suddenly 2150, it's not easy to just say I didn't realize that the bonus was added. EVERY casino (BM and online) always has the current balance showing in a well readable form.

Now if it's a new casino and your first time, it's good practice (I'll even go as far as saying it's common gambling sense) to take that extra minute to ensure that your deposit is credited correctly with or without bonus before the first spin. Why be impatient to just get it in and let it roll.....it's your money after all!!!

 

[chuchu59]

Please stop putting words in my mouth. When did I say $5000 was credited to my account?

I was (apparently) given $150 bonus money after the $2000 deposit. Sorry that I didn't notice a 7.5% bump in my bankroll before wagering my first hand? I was betting $50 per hand in blackjack, that $150 disappears quick. I deposited and went straight to the blackjack tables. I wasn't on the lookout for any hidden bonuses..

Regardless, that's besides the point. Whether it's $5000, $150, or $5, The terms are predatory, it shocks me to see people actually defending them.

Sure, take away the bonus money I cleared. I don't care. What I want to know is, why do they need to withhold the money I deposited?

First of all, I doubt very much you are asked to wager $350,000. $7,500 seems more like it ($150 x 50). Of course since BJ contributes very little and you only play this then the wagering amount seems reasonable. What you should do now is to wager $7500 on slots and the wagering is cleared and you can then withdraw whatever is left of your $1400. The terms may be harsh but frankly this outfit regularly credits 10% bonuses on an ongoing basis so unless its your first deposit there it is reasonable to assume you should know there will be bonuses credited to your account.

The reason for members assuming this and that stems from the inaccuracy of your opening post. If you had deposited $2000 and they now credit an ongoing 7.5% bonus then $150 in bonuses fits the bill. Please ask support if indeed the wagering is $350,000 as you claimed. What's this about $7,000 x 50 in wagering? I don't get it.

 

[wobble33]

Don't mean to offend the OP or other players, but if you deposit 2000 and your balance becomes suddenly 2150, it's not easy to just say I didn't realize that the bonus was added. EVERY casino (BM and online) always has the current balance showing in a well readable form.

Now if it's a new casino and your first time, it's good practice (I'll even go as far as saying it's common gambling sense) to take that extra minute to ensure that your deposit is credited correctly with or without bonus before the first spin. Why be impatient to just get it in and let it roll.....it's your money after all!!!

well when I very first gambled, my first casino I ever played at was Ladbrokes..i had no idea about T&Cs or bonuses. I stuck £200 in and went straight on the v/p tables.
I didn't even realise I started on £300, I was that excited about playing the v/p..i played for about 13 hours, hit 2 royal flushes and I was absolutely loving the game, of course I bound to love the game because I was winning a lot of money!

I got to something like £2100 and decided to withdraw. I withdrew only 2k max and left £100 in. I went on the website and seen I was given a £100 bonus, and this bonus only needed to be wagered x4..all games counted lol..

my point here is. I never realised before I played I even had a bonus, or even knew about any terms.

the op obviously was in the same situation as I was when i signed up. if he knew about the $150/$150 he prob would of just deposited $150 to receive the bonus..

 

[Casinomeister]

Admin Warning

Just wanted to jump in here real quick and warn roznez that he's about to be tossed to the curb.

I could not give a flying rat's ass what forum you're used to be posting at - your posting behavior is unacceptable. The membership has been more than helpful by either giving you advice on how to fix your problem or by trying to explain to you what happened. Instead you respond with "shill" accusations and sarcasm.

I expect you to apologize to the community for acting like a jerk. If not, I don't see any reason why I should tolerate this behavior. Breach our posting rules one more time and see what happens.

 

[rshkrn]

the op obviously was in the same situation as I was when i signed up. if he knew about the $150/$150 he prob would of just deposited $150 to receive the bonus..

Agreed........that would have been so much better, do 150/150 and then if you want to gamble further use the rest of the 2000 roll, but I guess it's always easy to sound wise in hindsight ....

On the other front, I am sure casinos just love players who don't bother to read T&Cs and get directly to the play

 

[dunover]

OP - as the poster above states, you deposited and received their 100% max 150 bonus - automatically applied as per their terms and conditions which you never read, despite depositing a large amount. 777dragon would have removed it if you asked BEFORE playing commenced. Now, having made your deposit, you are saying at no stage did you notice you were 150 to the good?
We/I aren't shills. 777dragon and their sister sites are all accredited, I've had accounts with the group and they are kosher. As you were playing table games, the WR per unit is only 5% or near as opposed to 100% for most slots. This would take a long time to grind out at 35xWR or whatever it is there now.
PM the rep. on here and see what he can do for you. Remember the casino has done NOTHING wrong here, so you rely solely on his goodwill, which if this thread carries on may be in short supply.

 

[orion]

OP - as the poster above states, you deposited and received their 100% max 150 bonus

thanks Dunover, now I finally understand why 150$ as bonus. I have been playing several years on MGs casinos and never had a 7,5% bonus.