slafs
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I took a bonus at one of the more reputable casinos around and instinctively started playing slots. After a good hit early on I checked how my wagering was doing only to find out that it hadn't gone down at all. Upon further investigation it turned out that it was a table games only bonus with games such as Baccarat, Blackjack and 3CP allowed.
Naturally, I cleared the wagering requrements playing these games and requested a cashout, but just as naturally, my cashout was denied and bonus, winnings and even my deposit was confiscated. Sure, I had broken the T&Cs, but I was nevertheless playing slots when I could have been playing Blackjack, and it didn't even count towards my wagering!
Looking at my history I could see that I had taken similar bonuses at least three times before only to lose it all playing the same slots. No one had any objections to the way I was playing then.. I guess my main felony was winning instead of their preferred losing. (And not reading the full T&Cs before starting to play )
SO.. I was just wondering what the general consensus is when situations like this occur. Is it OK to play slots when you should have been playing Blackjack? And should a reputable casino confiscate "the lot" when you do? I am wondering if it's worth making a fuss about.
Naturally, I cleared the wagering requrements playing these games and requested a cashout, but just as naturally, my cashout was denied and bonus, winnings and even my deposit was confiscated. Sure, I had broken the T&Cs, but I was nevertheless playing slots when I could have been playing Blackjack, and it didn't even count towards my wagering!
Looking at my history I could see that I had taken similar bonuses at least three times before only to lose it all playing the same slots. No one had any objections to the way I was playing then.. I guess my main felony was winning instead of their preferred losing. (And not reading the full T&Cs before starting to play )
SO.. I was just wondering what the general consensus is when situations like this occur. Is it OK to play slots when you should have been playing Blackjack? And should a reputable casino confiscate "the lot" when you do? I am wondering if it's worth making a fuss about.