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For one thing, he might later come back to Cocopop and say "I lost my 100 quid deposit, now you have to refund it back to me!"

OMG! Yet again! A higher fine plus 3 points to your license? I thought robbers only stay on the other side of the law!!!

OMG!!! 88 quid for a speeding ticket? Well, it's only slightly less in my country (RM300), but sometimes we can get a discount from the Traffic Department, usually up to 50% off, but I think this has since been discontinued. So, I keep to the speed limits whenever possible...but the speed devil that I am, I sometimes still do 140-150 kph on highways when doing long distance trips.

If Playtech, PlaynGo and Betsoft can maintain their updated games with selective playlines, why can't the others do the same? Possible reason - quicker revenue from depositors! In other words...GREED!!!

Totally agree with you this time around mate! The point I was making was...we all cannot be like Fiekie...some are simply awful by nature, some are purely aggressive, and some simply love using vulgar language. If the same thing had happened to such a 'bad loser', he/she would have posted one 'harassing' post here in this forum, simply because of his/her nature. The truth of the matter would be that the casino had indeed made a mistake, but because of the 'harassing' nature of his/her post, the final outcome may have been different! But of course, as Valdes has said earlier, the ones received here in this forum were indeed baseless ones. My other point again is...treat everyone as innocent until proven guilty!

I'm not one of them followers...I simply don't do social media!

Let me put it this way mate...I do not totally agree with the title...cos I don't quite agree with the 'harass' bit. They are definitely voicing out their anger and disappointment, maybe even to let others know about that specific casino, which is a good thing in itself, if the facts are true, but casino forums are indeed one way for anyone to speak out and make their 'voice' heard. Others may use FB, Twitter, TikTok, or whatever else, but these are usually not gambling related media platforms...casino forums are...so all casino forums can and should expect to get such posts from posters/sore losers/bad losers at times. Are such posters harassing the casinos? Well, that depends on the contents in their posts, the language used, and whether the facts are true or simply baseless. Even righteous posters can turn out to be wrong, simply due to some slight misunderstanding of words or terminology. Does this mean that other gamblers cannot voice out their discontentment against casinos? Definitely not! I have, and many others have too, and we certainly aren't bad/sore losers. Nobody likes to be kicked around like a stupid ball. right?

When it is all said and done, then only can we all know whether it was abuse or otherwise, regardless of what the poster thinks of himself, right? Look at Donald Trump for instance (not trying to libel here), once he becomes a normal citizen again on Jan 20, 2021, he is likely to face many summonses and court cases arising out of his actions whilst being the President of USA. During his presidency, we all have our own thoughts and ideas of his actions and words, rightly or wrongly, but that's how this world is...everyone gets his/her opportunity at the right time...and payback when it is due! In our forum case, all I can say is that only Askgamblers Team can do what they think is right or best for the forum. Many members have already been banned so far, and this isn't going to stop at any time in the future either, hehehe.

A forum such as this exists for anyone to say their piece, to share thoughts and experiences, to get advices or suggestions, or simply just to be in a virtual community. No one can be right or wrong until proven otherwise, so everyone should be given the benefit of the doubt first...innocent until proven guilty. That said, it is also quite natural for some people to come into a forum with guns blazing, rightly or wrongly...simply because they think they are on the right side. Some are indeed right, others are later on proven wrong, but in the first instance, no one can be certain of anything, until more details and info are looked into. Whatever it is, every forum has rules to be followed and adhered to. Breaking or breaching any of the rules may get them kicked out. But just as in playing at casinos, many people simply do not read the rules first! That's when they get themselves into more trouble. Everyone has a right to speak out at any forum, within the defined limitations. Be polite and democratic at all times and everyone else would respond the same way. But all of us need to realise that we can come in various shapes and forms, transcendable from polite into rude in an instant, and our minds can really play tricks on us at times! If you don't speak out, how can anyone else know, or help, right?

Sorry for my laughing...don't intend to offend anyone. I can have a weird sense of humour at times! Blackjax is just trying to be useful and helpful mate, no harm in that, although what he said may be repetitive of what others have said before.

Was that like being reprimanded for going 5mph over the speed limit? How fast were you going? 100mph? That's rather drastic and unfriendly, if you ask me! In my country, you'd only 'get caught' if going over 10 kph (6mph) over the 90kph or 110kph speed limit. But as long as you didn't get a speeding ticket, that's alright I guess. Anyway, have a good rest my dear. 2 days ago, I was reading an article about some drivers doing the illegal 'Cannonball Run', from Manhattan (New York) to Las Vegas (California), a distance of 2800 miles. The time taken? Just under 26 hours. The average speed done? 113 mph. Top speed done? 193 mph!!! What a fascinating read that was...and what a really crazy 'run' too! But such crazy runs are only for the absolute speed fanatics of course...and they even managed to avoid getting any speeding tickets too!

Going to casinos in Las Vegas can be a dream come true for a lot of gamblers, myself included, but it shall most probably remain an unfulfilled dream for me. If a lockdown is still in play by the time you intend to go there, I think the casinos may be closed, so hopefully all these things have already passed, so you can have a dream of a time in Las Vegas!

If you don't like delays, then it is best to get your account verified first before making any deposit/s...but some casinos simply do not do verification procedures until a withdrawal claim has been made.

At most other casinos, the motto is very simple...deposit and play, if you win expect delay (verification delay).

Sorry mate, but I have to disagree with you there! Old school slot games do not refer to the mechanically operated games, those were the pre-digital versions. I am referring to the good old ways of digital games that have very good paytables, selective playlines, gradual bet increments, do not take thousands of spins to trigger a feature/bonus game, and with retriggerable feature games too. All games have been designed to give an edge to the provider and casino...absolutely no difference then than now...the difference lies in the road to get there. For example, the old journey may take 250 miles to get to a point, newer games are taking 500-1000+ miles instead! Those 'bigger cakes' at the finish line are nothing more than a mere hype and illusion...it may take 1 billion spins to get it, as compared to 1 million spins to get a smaller cake! Naaaah...greedy gamblers only see the bigger cakes! Losing more on the old slots? Totally UNTRUE!!! I have won many times (Mega Wins) playing the old school games, and hardly ever winning on newer version of the same games...that's a fact and cold truth of slots nowadays!

Any casino or provider who reverts their games back to the good old days ways would definitely have me in too! Would that ever be possible? Most probably not! There are way too many indifferent/uncaring/ignorant/impulsive players with lots of money in hand, all too willing to gamble away their money irresponsibly, mostly incorrigible to turn back to the right path, and all too willing in following the piped-piper (streamers)!

Sorry Wolf, but there is one person who has missed out on Season 3 and 4, and now Season 5...ME!!! Why? Simply not interested in Pragmatic games anymore!

Yesterday, I played Supe It Up in the fun mode...now with 25 fixed lines, no more autoplay/autospins function, so it was one slow spin at a time...and I almost got bored a few minutes into my former number 1 favourite game!!! Can you imagine that? All games are simply becoming so BORING!!!

These last few days I've been giving my fav Playtech games some spins...and they all suck like hhell! I think I'm up to 90% to quitting by now!

That's good to hear JaedenHim, but why go through all that torture in the first place? Wouldn't it be more comfortable and less stressful playing at another casino? Unless you have not many other choices that is.

A big congrats Guru-san...almost 5 of 100x Multiplier Wilds on a winning payline...WOW!!! Looks like PlaynGo is your favourite provider nowadays, eh Guru-san. It's my favourite too, but I can't play it at my local casino...sigh!

No matter what any legend may say, no matter what other people may say, winning on a losing machine is purely on each individual luck!!! I myself have tried this donkey years ago, at land-based arcades and casino, and believe me, it never worked for me!

Let me be very honest here Niran, I think none of us members here are qualified enough to determine whether the calculations should be based on net wins or gross wins, but by all standards of practice, what matters most is the actual NET LOSS. With slots, I am quite sure that it would be based on gross wins, simply because each winning amount would be shown on screen as the 'bet amount x the win value of the winning combination'. This is not how wins are shown in table games, so I cannot determine which should be which. It may even involve a slightly different formula in calculating the net loss, but then yet again, I am in no position to determine this. I think it is best to leave this to the right people (ADR) to resolve the issue for you Niran.

From what I know, certain casinos require constant activity of the account in order to remain/maintain the VIP status...lack of activity may dissolve the VIP status and put the player back at the bottom, back to being a normal member. My regular Asian-based casino require a certain amount of deposits to be made monthly, or within a 3-months period, otherwise the VIP status would be lost...yeah, I lost my status some time back, so I never bothered to chase for VIP status ever again!

Hmmm...thanks...but no thanks mate.