I wouldn't begrudge a casino for confiscating deposits but it would have to be under very specific circumstances. Play style should not be a factor. Only under conditions such as intentional multi accounting or the use of fake identification should the practice be considered. Weeding out these serial fraudsters costs the casino time and money and losing their deposits as well as their "winnings" might act as a deterrent for some.
Players that open a single account with their own identification should never have their deposits confiscated on the basis of how they play bonuses. Casinos should be creating bonus systems that players can safely play however they like. Many casinos do it. There's no reason they all can't.
I opened a second account at a casino once a few years back. I never took a bonus at either one of them and I obviously wasn't trying to hide it. I used the same information for both casinos. I just forgot I had a dormant account from a few years before that. When I was told I had two accounts I contacted a rep through live chat and the rep just asked me which one I wanted to keep open. I said "I don't know. Which one is going to win more?"
Players that open a single account with their own identification should never have their deposits confiscated on the basis of how they play bonuses. Casinos should be creating bonus systems that players can safely play however they like. Many casinos do it. There's no reason they all can't.
I opened a second account at a casino once a few years back. I never took a bonus at either one of them and I obviously wasn't trying to hide it. I used the same information for both casinos. I just forgot I had a dormant account from a few years before that. When I was told I had two accounts I contacted a rep through live chat and the rep just asked me which one I wanted to keep open. I said "I don't know. Which one is going to win more?"