My English isn't good enough to explain it fully, but lucky + win, it's like cheating people into thinking they will be lucky. well kinda.. it's more like stating something and (usually) giving them the opposite of it. Not saying this is the case here, just giving you a reason why people might hate the name..
Plus at least vernons is original (what's a vernon btw?), luckywin.. well what do you think
Eh?
I'm not posting a complaint. I'm posting an opinion about a casino name. If you cannot see the difference between posting a complaint about not being paid or bonus terms or ID etc etc and posting that you don't like the name of a casino then....well I really don't know what to say.
The day that others blindly follow my opinion will be the day that fleecy jackets are required in hell.
The rest of what you were saying......that you agree with me.....well obviously I do think you're correct because, well, you agree with me. I would have thanked the post if it didn't take aim at me because I stated I didn't like the name.
FTR, if you don't post here often, it's because you choose not to do so. Don't use the old "I don't post because of xxxx" it's really old and it doesn't fly. I will respect, and always have respected, a logical and reasonable opinion and/or argument and enjoy debating issues. If you find my responses to you personally are negative in some way, you will find it is because I do not agree with your point of view, or that you have been unreasonable or negative toward me in some way. If you can provide examples of where I have "intimidated" you, then feel free to send them to Max or Bryan and they will punish me as they see fit.
As per request, I will now provide proof of the fact that I do not like the casino's name:
Lol, WTF were they thinking?
Just to chim in - I actually think Mr Green is quite a clever name for an online casino and Vernons is a pretty well known name in the UK (they've been running football pools since the 1920's).
I'll be honest, 'casino lucky win' does sound like someone put a bunch of casino related words in a bag and pulled them out at random - no offence, buddy!
I have just got balidiots posts translated and I think it's time to go hide in the corner somewhere
...I also found out what Nifty means. That can't be serious
baldidiot:489522 said:Oh oh, I have another one.
I did a masters degree a few years ago and there was a japanese girl on the course. A few weeks into the course we all went out for dinner to get to know everyone better. Right after we sat down we cheers'd and someone said 'ching ching' which everyone then repeated.
The Japanese girl literally wet herself laughing for about half an hour. Turns out 'ching ching' means 'willy' in japanese - she said, imagine being in Japan in a restaurant where everyone collectively started shouting 'willy' (enthusiastically, too!).
There's a dentist here in the city named Dr. Kwack, and my mom went to a chiropractor named Dr. Mangle. 
Remember a few years ago there was this hair remover/wax stuff that was all over the TV, invented by some woman in Australia and it was called 'Nads' - most guys would just howl watching those commercials when the testimonial woman would say something like, "I put Nads on my upper lip..."
on a cuter note, I went to high school with a girl whose last name was Ball - and yes, she had an uncle named Harry - but her brother married a girl named Rose Marie Cotton - married name Rose Marie Cotton-Ball.
i knew a boy when i was growing up and his name was fist fight. kind of sad that hes mom and dad were so mean to name him that.
he changed it when he got older.
Golden shower LOL. I love it. Surely they're taking the p*ss??
The more I think about the casino we're talking about, the more it sounds like a casino translated from an Asian language into English....kinda like some Chinese restaurants like Lucky Golden Tiger or House of Dim Sim etc.
While we're on the subject of odd restaurant names, there are a couple in the city both owned by Vietnamese called "Phat Dong" and another called "Phat Ho Pizza".
A friend of mine is a policeman and on the first day out on patrol they pulled over a fellow and asked for his licence....and the name was "Yu Phat Phuc" which made for some interesting conversation after the shift I'll bet. I'm sure other countries make fun of our names too so please don't think I'm being racist etc.
Nobody knows where this train is going.
