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    TheAverageGuy

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    1. TheAverageGuy
      https://www.askgamblers.com/deposit-methods/idebit https://www.askgamblers.com/deposit-methods/instadebit blocked- netent, BTG, NYX, ELK are the big ones I can think of atm
    2. TheAverageGuy
      Same boat, seems to be a mass action, letters flying all over the interwebs alienating future deposits. No hassle for me, hadn’t made it around to depositing at any of them yet, now I won’t. Problem solved.
    3. TheAverageGuy
      I support this idea. If I manage a world record slot win I want a darn check mark.. and a trophy, my picture on the landing page and a wing of the AG offices named after me ?
    4. TheAverageGuy
      Paid as well, BTC in my wallet when I awoke today. Thanks to BGaming and AG for the great contest ?
    5. TheAverageGuy
      assuming you found that I had already sent mine ?
    6. TheAverageGuy
      ***** of a nice hit that is....
    7. TheAverageGuy
      250x
    8. TheAverageGuy
      yep, last place is still open... feel free to claim it, but no going and getting lucky and moving up the ladder ?
    9. TheAverageGuy
      closes on the 11th at 12:01? then we'd be there in almost all time zones... not mine of course ?
    10. TheAverageGuy
      Late to the party and only been half-assed following along, but just to reitify the point of the ambiguity of it all, while you could read that clause and see it as proof positive in your favour, the site could just as easily refute that logic by saying “The sportsbook and casino, while under the same parent company are actually two seperate and distinct entities which is why each section has its own product wallet and it is necessary to WITHDRAW funds from one product wallet and transfer them to another product wallet in order to transfer funds between said separate and distinct products”
    11. TheAverageGuy
      I maintain a pretty consistent identity across most of the internet, so in my case pretty easily. Many people use only a single email for everything they do online which is searchable in many forums/social media sites unless they've taken the time to set privacy settings. Bob is sent a personal code that gets posted on a forum and 6 others attempt to use it. They claim that their alien overlords told them so.. Really.. if you're going to make up terms that allow you to void players and their winnings carte blanche I'm sure you are also fine with fudging the required proof a smidge too..
    12. TheAverageGuy
      Mario 3... oh.. you mean slots? Nothing comes to mind..
    13. TheAverageGuy
      You're welcome ? Wait.. I mean congratulations for building an environment wonderful enough to attract such amazing members... Cheers!
    14. TheAverageGuy
      Some days you're the windshield, some days you're the bug.. some day's you're the unicorn flying overhead and laughing. thank you drugs.. ?
    15. TheAverageGuy
      I'm surprised in fact some upstart hasn't already cornered the market on a one stop verification shop, the player submits to them once, jumps through the hoops etc and the casinos are given a green light to accept the player's deposits and play. Seems like the most efficient way to go by far.
    16. TheAverageGuy
      Keep em coming, I'll just win vicariously through the rest of you while I keep mopping up the negative rtp wherever I find it to help keep things clean for ya'll ?
    17. TheAverageGuy
      While the reason for having such clauses are obviously to ensure their ability to efficiently deal with actual problem players who are actively attempting to defraud the casino in one way or another, which I of course fully support, the casinos loss from such actions is really a loss to all decent players in bonuses, trust, promotions etc. It's a double edged sword for the reasonable player though who submits to whatever verification demands are received, agrees to potentially harmful terms of use & complies with the site's guidelines and policies all while essentially acting in good faith(blind faith?) that their deposits are safe, they'll receive fair/ethical treatment and the casino will honour agreements and adhere to the regulations of their license. Forgive the pun, but in this situation the casino really does hold all the cards.
    18. TheAverageGuy
      Eloquently stated and obviously very well thought out, I'll certainly take some time to reflect upon your point of view. Thanks for sharing. Speaking of common sense.. looks like UKGC takes another step in the right direction to cut back on some of the more common issues around KYC and Payments
    19. TheAverageGuy
      This is what happens when we assign undeserved merit for mere participation. We declare that there are no losers, yet everyone knows the score. If everyone wins and is entitled to a trophy regardless of effort or success then there is no need for individual accountability or personal growth. If one is never accountable for failures and losses and always entitled to the rewards of success then the only reasonable explanation when they participate and the expected trophy isn't forthcoming is that someone or something else stole or impeded their deserved rewards. This becomes all the more ridiculous when society on whole starts insisting that the onus of preventing personal failures or high risk behavior falls on anyone except the individual responsible. We have all kinds of fault or blame to assign, yet no one willing to accept it. Casinos will happily prey on the failure of others to keep their impulses and negative behaviors in check as long as it benefits their bottom line and they can claim ignorance or avoid accountability. Individuals with poor impulse control and self destructive tendencies will continue to indulge their base nature as long as they can self justify and assign fault to anywhere but themselves. Both sides are equally comfortable accepting rewards that their negative actions created and/or rejecting accountability for any harm generated in the process. Common sense needs a resurgence.. and quick... If you're at bat, swing and miss not only did you fail to hit the damn ball but you cannot cry foul because you were put at risk by the person who threw the ball. Stop blaming everything and everyone for failing to save you from your own negative actions. Stop demanding more concern & respect for your well being than you're capable of/willing to give yourself. If you want to point fingers and assign blame, do it in front of a mirror. Fix yourself, then demand more from the world.. oh.. and teach your kids the same.. /end rant
    20. TheAverageGuy
      Came across an example of bonus conditions that without a doubt ensure I'll never deposit, which I matched with an example I'd found myself earlier in the day and then I had an idea.. When you come across a clause in casino terms that may as well say "TAKEBACKS! CALLED IT! STAMPED IT NO ERASIES!" or "YOINK!" share them with the community ? Slotjoint.. sorry folks, if you're reading this, better not take that bonus... Um.... What? Intended Meaning aside, doesn't this basically say "You won some money.. we think you clicked spin wanting that to happen.. YOINK!" Go Wild's policy Fairly standard in many places these days, but any way you slice it #3 can be simply translated to "We Reserve the right to YOINK! because we say so" Betsafe Calls "DOUBLE YOINKSIES" just to make sure you heard them call it.
    21. TheAverageGuy
      Glad to see this was addressed so promptly and appropriately, I resisted the urge to click the reply button when I read it earlier to avoid fanning the flames and creating the impression we were all jumping on the negativity bandwagon. The views and opinions expressed by @pinnit @valdes are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of TheAverageGuy, but you'd be safe to bet on the fact that they absolutely do in this instance. ?
    22. TheAverageGuy
      Congrats, always nice to see that someone is hitting well, even if it's not me ? The good news is assuming no issues with KYC or terms of service violations, your cashout shouldn't take long at all. Depends on your payment method of course, but with ecopayz the longest I ever waited on a cashout at WildTornado was about 6 hours and that was because the payments department had tech issues.. typically it was under two hours and very often a matter of minutes. Hope you and your rewards are soon united ? Cheers!
    23. TheAverageGuy
      Seems to be the trend of the year, add amazingly HUGE payout potential at the top end, cut out any need to let the player feel that they actually got any value out of their deposit on the bottom end, tease with few and far between bonus round that could have been soooo awesome, but instead were insulting.. then every now and again one of the massive hits from the high end goes off, rtp is validated, screenshots tempt all those who haven't had the "luck" for the hit and instead have only fed the jackpot sized screenshot they now know actually happens.. and rinse and repeat... Definitely a serious case of less bang, more buck all around.
    24. TheAverageGuy
      I was given 25 free spins on it on release at LeoVegas that I watched it thunder through leaving nothing but 6 or 7 cents in it's wake.. that was enough to deter me for now.. I have enough high volatility temptations as it is ?
    25. TheAverageGuy
      0.009 bet the 0.015 is the last win ?
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