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Hi Fiekie, Pinnit & Afi Thanks for your answers. And Afi: I've been hired to translate a gambling website into another language so that their service can be sold in the target language country, and I just wanted to be sure I'm not taking part in any scheme to exploit consumers. Also, one more question, it seems like for some of the games in the casino only 50 or 75% of the bets is actually counted towards the

Hi Guys, I'm currently translating the terms and condition of an online casino, and the terms and conditions on the bonus wagering requirements caught my eye; the bonus has to be wagered around 30 times within a time period, meaning a deposit on only 20 euros would have to be played for an amount worth of 800 euros. And that's not all, as there is a separate bonus account, on which the bonus is tored, but the wagered bets will be taken from the users actual account, where their actual money is, until their actual money runs out, only after which the bonus money can be used. It seems almost impossible to play 40 euros for 800 euros worth without adding more real money. And if the wagering requirement isn't met within a certain period of time the bonus will deleted. And if the player tries to make a withdrawal (as I understand it, also real money withdrawal) before the wagering requirement is met, their bonus will be deleted. Could someone be able to say if this is (at least vaguely) the industry standard? I don't want to be a part of a semi-scam to get people spend their money on something that has no chance of being of any benefit to them. Thanks!