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It's stupid though don't you think? I don't see why a standard casino and by that I mean a non-mobile (only) casino would choose to use this method of verification instead of email.

I'm not too bothered about the max bet rule myself since I'm a low roller, my bets never exceed the max bet. However this I know is something that effects quite a few of you here. I came across something today at Expekt Casino which I haven't seen before. You'll have to excuse me because this may be normal I've just never needed to take any notice of it - but it seems like an alternative to the max bet rule. Here it is: Quite harsh I think considering the amount of wagering you'll be adding on, and this will be for every win where the bet is over £10. Surely it would just be easier to stick to the £10 rule?

Haha, I'm the same, worry about anything! Well I don't know if it does it's just my presumption and just a precaution that I'll be taking in the future with other sites that require a password. One of the questions Skrill asked me when I had to fill in the dispute form was do you change your password regularly? So who knows.

Hahaha - I'm going to find it now. Thanks

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Great news! So you've had your withdrawal? Sorry I didn't realise you had already played there I thought you were considering it! Silly me!

It's just cheeky any more than 1x is an absolute no no for me! I'd never even consider it!

The verification code worked okay for me although I have to say I don't know why they have chosen to have this security measure instead of verifying your email. It would make more sense to verify the email address! Not sure why casinos pick this as more often or not the code takes ages to come through. Can't believe your having so many problems Afi! Let's hope and pray your favourites will be kept open for you.

Yep, I believe if there was an avenue for this you certainly wouldn't be the only one complaining!

Oh dear, what happened? How come you had to wait?

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I believe it's different with every casino, I've never had a problem either.

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Yep I agree it's pretty impressive!

I'm currently waiting for a reply on this one, please give me until tomorrow to get back to you.

I certainly don't think you are in the position to say what you have just said! We only want to players to sign up to casinos where they are allowed to play we certainly wouldn't "promote" as you say and get players to sign up to a casino that we willingly know they shouldn't be playing at!

It is a shocking term absolutely, but maybe you should check the terms from now on in your future casinos and good luck

Oh dear, my post was never for the intention to worry players about the safety of their money in Skrill, but purely to raise awareness to the importance of changing your password now and again. I had a very bad experience, my case was handled badly but that certainly doesn't mean you will receive the same experience. In fact many of our members have been using Skrill for years now and not had any problems. My advice is to just keep an eye on your account and like I said change your security information regularly.

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Yep I did indeed see this in their welcome terms, however since I'm no longer using either of these to fund my casino accounts it's really not a problem for me.

So let's just take Bitstarz Casino for a moment. Are you saying they do not have UK License but still allow you sign up deposit and play?

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Aaaaaaand the wanderer returns!! Don't you ever go away for that long again Mr Afi You are in serious trouble! I have yet to decide your punishment

I guess casinos know that some players won't read the terms, I mean come on some of us are guilty of it here. I hold my hands up myself, it's these players that fall short of this absurd term. I'm pretty sure that if every one read the terms this particular casino would have fewer depositors based on this terms alone.