Appreciate the welcome and the insight. That's actually a fair point about the consecutive bonus rule. If that's what triggered this, they've never enforced it on me before and decided to tighten the screws overnight without telling anyone.
But the "abuse" label is what really gets me. In this industry, abuse is supposed to mean you're actually taking something from the house: multi-accounting, using VPNs, hedging bets to guarantee a profit. The key word is withdrawal. If not a single dollar ever leaves the casino, there is no extraction, there is no abuse, and there is no victim.
In my case, I've deposited 150 CAD and taken back exactly zero. Every bonus drop and free spin they gave me was lost back to them anyway, usually through wagering requirements so punitive that you'd need to be a mathematical miracle worker to clear them, and when you do they are capped to like 15 euros MAX so whatever balance you generated vanishes.
Think about the dynamic. We give them cold hard cash. They give us credits that cost them nothing to generate. When a casino happily accepts your deposits but locks the door on the tiny perks, especially when aren't even making withdrawals, it isn't about protecting the platform. It's a one-sided profit grab.
I'm an objectively profitable customer for them, yet I'm being treated as an abuser for claiming a $7.50 bonus I was almost certainly going to lose back anyway. It's just fundamentally dishonest. And giving the runaround regarding contact information and escalation procedures just adds insult to injury. Which is why I wanted to share this experience honestly.