LeonardV
Dormant account
- Joined
- Jun 21, 2014
- Location
- United Kingdom
Being new to online casino jargon I am a little confused. I have looked up existing forum explanations for these words but still confused! I don't quite understand why these words are used anyway because I can't see how any financial account shouldn't use conventional terms analogous with ordinary banking. For example, if I deposit £100 into my bank account then later make a payment to another account, or move the cash somewhere else, this is simply a withdrawal, and doesn't need to be called "flushing".
If I deposit say £500 into a casino account, then play and win say £500 I have a total of £1000 in the account. I then request that £500 is paid out of my casino account into my known bank account. That seems perfectly free of complication. I then have £500 left to play with if I so choose. I assume that "reverse" means you change your mind and do not want the £500 placed in your bank account after all, but wish to draw upon it to play up to that limit. So why are these somewhat jargon words used? They seem to provide more confusion than clarity. Any clear explanations would be most gratefully received.
If I deposit say £500 into a casino account, then play and win say £500 I have a total of £1000 in the account. I then request that £500 is paid out of my casino account into my known bank account. That seems perfectly free of complication. I then have £500 left to play with if I so choose. I assume that "reverse" means you change your mind and do not want the £500 placed in your bank account after all, but wish to draw upon it to play up to that limit. So why are these somewhat jargon words used? They seem to provide more confusion than clarity. Any clear explanations would be most gratefully received.