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Online Casino Reviews > Betting Articles > Shedding More Light on Casino Bonus Abuse


There is a good chance that you have heard a horror story or two about how a player, or even a group of players, tried to cash out their winnings at an online casino, only to have their accounts frozen and denied any cash-outs whatsoever.  Nine out of ten times incidents like this give online casinos a bad name and a reputation that can sometimes be impossible to clear.  But what about that one time in which the casino walks away unscathed of any wrongdoing?  Well, to be honest, there are probably more casinos that should fall into this category, for the number of bad players far outnumber the bad casinos in operation.

What I am referring to when I say "bad player" is the common practice of bonus abuse.  Many times, casinos that put holds on players accounts have every right to do so, for many times, players illegally abuse the use of bonuses.  Not to give you any ideas, but the way players often go about doing this is by opening several accounts under illegal and fictitious names.  Online casinos only allow one new-membership bonus per player, and only one account per player.  This is usually made very clear so that there is no confusion or chance that the player did not know any better to open a second account.  Besides, if the player was using a fake name to begin with, they surely know they are doing something wrong anyhow.

You may have heard about a widespread scandal that took place in Denmark, when a very large amount of players from Denmark were belligerently abusing bonuses throughout many different online casinos.  Nowadays, it is not uncommon to see in a casino bonuses terms and conditions, a term that binds players from Denmark to meet a much higher wager requirement, or not allowing them to take the bonus in the first place.  The reason this is important to know, is that just because you hear a group of players claim they were "taken" by an online casino, does not mean the casino is in the wrong.  Players get away with bonus abuse all the time, unfairly leaving the online casinos with a bad name.  You should always investigate any claims you hear, visiting all of the leading online casino watchdog sites and player mediators -  If a pattern starts to show up, and more horror stories rise to the surface (especially regarding customer service) then it is time to take those players comments to heart and stay away from that particular casino.

 

 

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