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@MillyMol You are reminded once again to use only English whenever you make comments or replies in this section of the forum. You can use any available translator first before posting your comments/replies.

@MillyMol Hi there and welcome to the forum. Kindly take note to use only English when replying or commenting in this section of the forum. Thanks.

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Okay, done.

@masjawa Please take note that only English language can be used in this forum because there isn't any section for Bahasa Malaysia or Indonesia.

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@hennabenna Okay, I understand your situation and I get your point too. If I were you, I wouldn't have waited for so many days to get a response from them - some support team can be quite unhelpful and very slow to make any response, escalated or not. If the deposited amount isn't much, say between 20-50 GBP/EUR/USD, I would simply drop the issue and play on without the bonus. I would be more careful the next time, maybe not even making another deposit at that same casino (have done at some other casinos before). Anyhow, if getting a clear answer and response from them is more important to you, then you just have to be patient and hopefully they will respond in due time.

Yeah, I've had this happened quite a number of times over the years, at various casinos, where a max bet limitor was not present. It all happened by accident, never intentional, and all were detrimental to the bonus wagering! Withdrawal rejected, reimbursement of lost max bet denied and absolutely nothing was gained by such errors.

Newer slot games nowadays are designed to be played with Boost Bets, Extra Bets or Bonus Buys. Playing such games in its basic mode would generally be money wasting most of the time. However, there are exceptional cases of course, whereby good big wins can still be obtained from a game's basic mode, but 0x - 1x payouts have become so very common too.

Slot games started switching over to HTML5 from 2008 and by 2014, major providers have taken steps to convert all flash version games to HTML5. There isn't any flash version games around anymore, so your idea is literally out of the question @marius1978.

That is STEALING PLAYER'S MONEY in broad daylight! How much balance have you got in there bro?