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So its not a rule then and as its not written in any rule, then its not against the casinos T&C's?
If theres nothing saying he should stop playing and support didn't tell him to, then it can't be held against him.
The rule isn't that he should have stopped playing, the rule was to never play the restricted game in the first place.
Why people are saying "should have stopped to contact support" would be to make sure there are no problems from violating that rule. It's not a rule to contact support when you screw up, it's just a step that should be taken to protect yourself - it would be better to lose your $20 or whatever in winnings and start over than to play as normal and give the casino a freeroll against yourself.
Example: deposit $100 + $100 bonus. Win $20 on restricted game. Now if you keep playing, you may have a HIGH chance of losing all that money during normal gambling and wagering (-$100 in real dollars). But if you "won" $600 or $6k or whatever else gambling, you could never have actually won that money because you broke the terms. If you lose, it's gone. If you win, you get reset back to $100.
That's why you need to get it straightened out. If you don't, you may be making a gamble where it's literally impossible for you to win (winnings confiscated due to broken rule), but if you lost it all you would never see it. That's called a "freeroll" in the casinos favor. Absolutely want to avoid that (it's the same as if you were playing at a rogue casino that doesn't pay out - if you can't win, can only lose, why would you play?)
Not trying to defend the confiscation here, just trying to clarify for people what "you should have spoken to the casino before playing" means, and why you should do that. It would have been better for OP to get a reset immediately so that if he had won, it would have been real money. It's not about the way the world should be, it's about taking steps to protect yourself when needed. Because you've given the casino a technical justification to confiscate your money (broken rule), it's now your responsibility to investigate the potential damage. The casino shouldn't confiscate the money for mistakes, but the point is - they can. So protect yourself.
And yes, that means if the casino is non-responsive, you quit playing until they respond, even if that means you have to wait another day to actually play. Either that or risk what happened to OP, however unreasonable it may be.
Just to make sure I'm not misunderstood, I do think the confiscation of OP's funds is ridiculous here, but the casino probably does have the technical right to do so. (And even if they didn't, as a U.S. facing site, there isn't much you can do about the decision they make.)
To zreb and all other RTG lovers - Casino Extreme has had some very positive feedback at CM and payments are super-fast (just ask live chat to process them for you).
Extreme deserves credit for their quick payouts but the video poker payout tables are so bad and from some of my own results I'm worried that the slot payout settings might also be pretty bad.
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