Daffy said:
2bornot2b is not a novice...she is quite an "old" pro at online gambling.
Very active within the community with mucho friends and good contacts.
I was concerned also...for her sake...but...
She and Monaco have worked out a deal that both parties are VERY happy with...so ya'll don't worry yet.
I might have done it different...you might have done it different...but it wasn't our deal.
the dUck
I'm sure if I'd won a lot of money, I would be grateful for how ever they wanted to pay it too, because I wouldn't believe it was true!
That said there is no deal that needs to be worked out. I have never heard such bullshit in my life. There should never be any talk of 'deals' when it comes to paying - I do not signup to a casino, say 'I'm going to deposit $10,000, but I'll cut you a deal - I'll deposit it over 10 months'. No deals, ever. Just player pays, player wins, casino pays out RIGHT AWAY. No negotiations, just pay.
It's very simple 'you've won a lot of money, would you mind if you pose for a publicity photo with this over-sized novelty check?'. Either way, the money goes straight to the player - no negotiating needs to be done.
I do not believe that the casino said 'would you like us to give you all the money now', and the player replied saying 'no, please keep it for six months'.
Not to mention that this is a crappy term, the casino is actually breaking its own rules:
You are aware of and agree that the maximum amount that a Player can cash-out is $10,000 USD (or the equivalent amount in EURO or GBP currency) per month. This provision will not apply on the progressive Jackpot winnings.
They are blatantly applying this $10,000 rule, even though they have received all the money from Playtech already, and by their own rules should pay out everything in one lump sum.
So number one, they have the same term that resulted in Cirrus being made 'not recommended'. It would therefore be grossly unfair to Cirrus not to put them in the same category.
And number two, they are nickel and diming the player, breaking their own rules, since the win in question was a progressive and should be paid out all in one lump sum, which only compounds the insult.