mary
Dormant account
- Joined
- Dec 12, 2000
Reef Club didn't meet the "six month rule" with their management. Casinos aren't considered until they have been in operation, with the same management and software, for six months.
They had been accepted in the belief that they were a true "sister site" of Casino On Net.
If they apply after six months, the PAB's opinion will be very important, as it is the PAB that has the best information of how a casino treats players, handles withdrawals, responds to email, etc.
T and C and any management statements would also be taken into account at that time.
I don't think the OPA has ever accepted a casino over the "no" vote of the PAB. I can think of only one case in which the PAB voted "yes" and the advisory board voted "no".
They had been accepted in the belief that they were a true "sister site" of Casino On Net.
If they apply after six months, the PAB's opinion will be very important, as it is the PAB that has the best information of how a casino treats players, handles withdrawals, responds to email, etc.
T and C and any management statements would also be taken into account at that time.
I don't think the OPA has ever accepted a casino over the "no" vote of the PAB. I can think of only one case in which the PAB voted "yes" and the advisory board voted "no".