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bonus terms say “minimum risk bets excluded” but support wont explain what that means

so i’ve been reading through the promo terms and saw “minimum risk bets excluded from wagering” buried at the bottom. tried to get an answer from their support but all i got was “we can’t give specific bet types.” i guess they don’t want anyone to actually know what the rule means. the only example they gave was “don’t bet both black and red at roulette” which is kind of obvious, but does that mean covering a dozen and the opposite corners is out too, or only if the expected loss gets too low?

i’m also wondering how they treat stuff like playing both banker and player on baccarat, or doing heavy hedges on craps or sports with same game multis that cover every outcome. is there a strict threshold for what they see as “minimum risk”? i always assume the house will use the rule as a catch-all if they decide they don’t like your play, but figured maybe some of you have more experience with what actually gets flagged. anyone ever had winnings pulled for this?

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Nah. Min bet.

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Min bet was my first dumb read too, then i ate that tuition. They mean hedgey nonsense, not your straight number.

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Min bet, DAS?

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Das?! In blackjack that’s just double after split, not some promo code nonsense!!! Min risk ain’t min bet

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support plays dumb on purpose lol, jacko nailed the part that matters, its bonus abuse language not some neat category. the calm move is assume if ur rollover gets shaved down too hard theyll call it minimum risk and yoink it, seen a 200 match bonus get clipped off a +7 to +3 opening line middle lmao

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Yep, it's catch-all crap. Online casinos love vague bonus traps

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Yeah, low-vig hedges get nuked fast, 1% edge and done

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