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Hmmm... I may just have to compose a blanket email to all the casino groups I have excluded from in the past and request that they reverse the SE... T&C's for all casinos I've played at state that a SE can be reversed by requesting it expressly in writing and allowing a period of time (typically 7 days) to elapse before being able to access their sites again. Doesn't mean I'd go back to them, just means that I won't have the SE issue potentially plaguing my online gaming activity. Thanks for the replies.

Thanks for all the feedback guys. Yes, it is a bit sickening that they charge fees to withdraw as well as to upload... they charge 1% to upload funds, but they have no charge for paying for things using the prepaid Mastercard... so the way I recoup winnings from my Skrill account is just to use the card for purchasing things or paying the odd bill, as well as more gambling of course

I am planning to win the MegaMoolah progressive jackpot this year However, I have self-excluded from some casinos in the past, which by extension meant all casinos in that group. My reason for self-excluding has always been due to some dissatisfaction with the casino rather than for Responsible Gambling reasons, such as problem gambling/addiction. Self-excluding for me was a way of assuring the casinos that I would not be coming back to them! I didn't consider the potential long-term impact that my actions could have at the time; it's only lately I am considering it. I am just wondering about the checks that the casinos do alongside the game provider (Microgaming in the case of MegaMoolah) prior to paying out jackpot wins. I am finding it hard to source the exact nature of the checks, but I do know it includes confirmation of identity, checks that you're not self-excluded (or otherwise excluded) from the casino that you've won the jackpot at, that no illicit activity such as money laundering is involved, and that you haven't somehow cheated the system to win the jackpot. So, my question is: could they refuse to pay you out the jackpot if they find out that you've excluded yourself from some other casino/casino group? Anyone have any experience of cross-group sharing of self-exclusion data?

I use Skrill in order to avoid mucking up my bank account statement with countless casino deposits. I typically make deposits of 10-20 euro at a time, and often have over 20 of these in a day, sometimes for several days on the trot, over many years, so put bluntly, I'm talking about thousands and thousands of transactions into online casinos. I still transfer money from my bank account into Skrill in order to use it for making deposits to casinos... has anyone had an experience of a bank/financial institution asking to see Skrill statements once they are aware you have a Skrill account from your bank statements? In relation to this, has anyone any recommendations of how you can completely conceal your online gaming activity from banking institutions? I've heard of banks looking unfavorably on loan/mortgage applications when they see something as simple as the odd tenner for playing national lottery... if they seen my Skrill account, they'd probably have me arrested for even making a loan application.

Beautiful thanks for that Afi4wins

Very nice... you were just testifying about this game to me earlier in the month, then go and back it up with this amazing hit twice in a week. I play ISIS which is the same game basically, and have had the 5 scatters plenty of times, but never in the free spins with the 6x multiplier... I used to think it was impossible. I am playing at Betsafe lately and they don't have Supe it up, but I must give it a go at one of the other sites I play at some time in the near future with the positivity I get from seeing your success with it. May I ask, what casino were you playing at when you got this?

Sounds interesting Afi4wins - I've never played that game, will have to give it a go. Thanks for the suggestion! Thanks ValDes... posted that screenshot... I have some good screenshots of decent wins on a load of games over the years... will go through them and post the best ones on the site.

Didn't get much with the 30 free spins with 6x multiplier, but no complaints LeoVegas casino

Thanks ValDes. BGT on the mind, was watching 'Britain's Got Talent' on telly. Yes, I guess you're right; the potential for big hits on BTG slots is what draws me into them, despite some prolonged dry-spells. I've had 1,113x and 1,074x on Danger High voltage, 943x on Dragon Born, and 931x on StarQuest all in the last 10 days or so, so I can't complain.

Fairly dismal experience playing Donuts for the last week or so on LeoVegas... my average bonus trigger frequency is currently at over 1 in 1000 spins (last triggered over 1700 spins ago; see screenshot attached)... community statistics on Slot Tracker state less than 1 in 300... my RTP is only 72% as well, compared to over 100% for the community... anyone else play this and have better experiences to share? I'm trying to decide whether or not to just pack this slot in and cut my losses, or to persevere...