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Come on Slotty....only room for one shill, me: regardless, agree with the points/marketing made: their CS gets back to you via email in 30mins-1hr usually.

Personally, i think you've been very fortunate to get any winnings with the different deposit methods. Many casinos will simply refund you back the deposits, not the winnings: some may even tell you ur getting nothing back (though i don't think that would stand) Why are you continuing to deposit using your BF's paypal? It's just asking for trouble down the line. On the topic of Spinit - horrible casino for delayed withdrawals, so sounds like their normal practice.

First semi decent Bonanza in a wee bit and 2nd WL in a week - missed the WL but came in with one spin left before the extra 5

It was never a lockdown to start with tbf - typically British response and with a hint of blaseness about the whole thing. I mean, you buy a stock of PPE from Turkey, fly it in via the RAF and then realise you've bought apples and not oranges, so left it in the warehouse to rot? Keystone cops right there.

There may be opportunities, funnily enough, coming up as everyone starts to try and get out of the global mess - might be different jobs, and possible ones that you wouldn't want to necessarily do, but something that could tide you over to you get back to doing what you want. A lot of governments round the world will be possibly setting aside large chunks of cash and encouraging entrepreneurial endeavours as well - it's in their interests to do so, obviously. Try and keep an eyeout for the jobs that automation can't do because it's probably brought that practice 10 years ahead of schedule. Fortunately, everyone's (or, lots) in the same boat so there'll be support in terms of numbers.

Off the record of the formal speeches, It's believed Johnson didn't want to run with the stuff he's said but no doubt being pressured by a lot of the Tory's with vested business interests so he had to plump for a half way house - Hancock is probably one of the worst in the party and worried about his house building buddies (to be fair to Hancock his names a pretty good descriptor of what he is).

True - lots of casino's will send you emails just to say about new releases etc - keeps them in your mind and helps their traffic so, if that's banned, then we really are taking 'protecting' folk to a new absurd level.

Edit - not sure who supplies Sky Vegas's Bonanza (similar to SG's, so not sure if sourced through someone else)but their platform for Bonanza is by far the best - loads x10 as fast as MG at least, no errors, is lightning fast compared to the other two, no 'delay' - which was always the giveaway for if there was no win. Not experienced it in it's fully glory until you watch gold come in and it goes so fast you don't realise you landed another x3 plus 5's

To be fair to the poster, the main criteria for a slot blacklist is pretty clear in the majority of cases.... What slots do you not win in ? Unless folk are running round going 'I hate that game, I'm 10k up on it, but it's being banned in my house'

No idea re Sweden but can't imagine if true that it would be much of a hindrance given you can't receive bonus offers past the welcome offer anyhow? UK wise, aside from a few, the marketing has more of less ground to a halt - aside from Aspire Globals increasingly tacky messages, the only ones i get are from the L and L Group in the main (which is cool, cos they're decent) Ads to be stopped on the Telly from 7th May as well here. Which i just realised is today - might be a blow for Playojo who seem to have bought x3 the airtime in the last week - obviously not Covid-19 related in any shape, way or form. Don't have really any stats to hand but i've never signed up to a casino based on any traditional marketing such as Tv, or even emails (mainly cos the emails come from their spammy affiliates) but more from online reviews etc.

Not sure as only use debit card there but if it's not on ALL then it's illegal

I don't tend to play the QF one but a common thought is: QF - less Gold's but when they come, generally bigger wins NYX - More frequent, but average seems a bit lower I do wonder what effect the splitting across the platforms has had on the returns - be told by some no effect, but the downfall of the 100x averages must have started there Totally agree with your stats - 700x plus wins were not uncommon back in the day, now you're lucky to see that every 6 months

Temperatures been yo yoing between 38 and 39.5 for the last day and my head feels as if it’s about to explode; hopefully just the retinal migraines I get the odd time (they seem to shoot my body head up for some reason); Magic

That's the way DOA, more-so DOA2, plays though - not a slot, unlike Pragmatics in the mood, whereby you'll make a withdrawal after 2-3 close 200-500x wins. Only way IMO to play it is to leave a balance near the end of a normal slot session and 'hope' that's going to be the one for the double wild line etc It's why i don't mind the feature buy in this game (well 2) because the base games pointless, you're simply in it for the bonus so you may as well get there as soon as. Are you expecting 5 consecutive features to have a few 200-250x's in them on DOA? Aint gonna happen

As much as I like NLC, they do need to watch the volatility of some of their games as there can be a fine line between an excellent HV game and a game becoming almost unplayable. Tombstone is probably one of the highest variance games I have seen; almost becomes less of a slot and more of a scratchcard

I know some operators who will bend their own rules a bit re this but tbh they’re only likely to do it if you’ve been with them longer than a welcome bonus. As V says; in terms of getting your winnings, forget about it; any ADR etc will rule against you straight from the off. May be a bit luckier trying to get deposits back, seen some successful in that respect. White Hat Groups are very entrenched in how they apply their terms; very rarely will they give any wiggle room. Casinos are very wary of instances like this being used to circumvent Self exclusions etc. Also, probably responsible gambling issues as well so they’ll not budge in all likelihood.

Don’t play there, or can’t, but they’re a pretty solid outfit by all accounts. Lots of casinos have been using human identifiers; anger being one of them to flag up any concerns but having been on the live casino once (never again, some amount of nonsense spouted and quite a lot of creepy folk) they’d probably ban half their customers if that was the sole reason. Theyre free to accept and boot out who they want so probably best just to find a new haunt. As Afi says; some casinos ask for verification for the first withdrawal, some stick by the 2k mark.

Pretty nifty Also, when i was reading through their terms for their monthly cash back i noticed a few discrepancies and sent them onto them - popped this in a/c, wager free. Might pass the time doing a round of t's and c's reviews across other places

Highly doubt a casino, willing to do this, will grant a refund. Careful with the chargebacks - if, for example, they voided your withdrawal you'd have a strong case. Here, they have delivered a service - it's just the OP wants their money back: likely the Bank will side with the merchant and, if not careful in how you describe it in the CB process, you may risk getting hit with a fraud marker (CIFAS). The Bank should be able to advise - though good luck explaining the Gambling Act to them

UK wise; the following that i know of. If you play at any of these and don't have PP option, it's probably a country restriction Unibet Aspire Global Sites - Jambo/Trada etc Dream Vegas (possibly other White Hat sites) Novibet Bet365 - possibly other UK bookies Grosvenor All L and L Casinos (All British/Casinocasino) Probably several more Sky Vegas - if you had used PP on your account before 2017/18 or something, you can use but they stopped accepting 'new' PP deposits a while ago for some reason. Not too familiar with casinos that cater towards France but i imagine the options are generally going to be very limited.

Affiliates get commission, yes...that's hardly an industry secret Don't have the figures to hand but i believe the use of affiliates is cheaper than the more traditional forms of marketing; it's why casinos use them. Are there dodgy affiliates? Yep Are there dodgy casinos? Yep Are there dodgy players? Too many to count. Is one affiliate site 'better' than the rest? I take the view across a few sites to form an opinion - there's been review sites I've wholeheartedly agreed with and then seen the promotion of certain brands. So, whilst they're a good guide and provide information to make a decision, i would never say 'Company A thinks they're a good casino, so they must be' - use all the info to hand and make your own mind up. None of this is helped when you see the UKGC licence, albeit not many, several clip joints.

Outwith the UK, Paypal don't tend to allow gambling for many countries/may casino's don't offer for non UK. Even UK based the number is relatively low. With VISA Direct they're becoming obsolete for gambling - only benefit is not handing card details to a casino but given they've got ur address/ID, i wouldn't be too worried.

Eh? Not obliged to defend anything pal; iv had those results but tenfold worse Cest la vie.

Fortunately I don’t think such limits are overly common these days; you see Redbet paying out 100k in one go, William Hill 106k in one go and Leo Vegas 160k in one go. All one thing in common; relatively large operations; if rolling relatively high I’d stick with the big boys for peace of mind. Why? Could be they don’t have much cash behind them and worried of a flurry of payouts; who knows cos I wouldn’t stick a penny in such places Or they’re just a shower of chancers

What’s makes it worse if they have the limit like that and apply 72hour pending periods and you can only make one withdrawal at a time; essence it becomes a 500/3 daily limit. It’s mental; best course would be if people stopped playing in such places to such an extent that they went under. High rollers shouldn’t be caught out like this; you’d think if you were depositing 2k at once you’d read the terms; lower level players may well just throw money in without reading.