casino says repeated neighbour bets are “non standard play” whatever that means
Yeah, I’ve had that kind of nonsense before. Repeating the same neighbour coverage isn’t “non standard,” it’s just a pattern they got twitchy about.
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Yeah, I’ve had that kind of nonsense before. Repeating the same neighbour coverage isn’t “non standard,” it’s just a pattern they got twitchy about.
Maybe not random. Slots books do this review nonsense on small cashouts too. It’s usually just stalling, frankly.
Yep. They still sent me 40 free spins after a $2 cap. Just bin the emails.
Yeah, same. I quit touching the free spins offer first, especially on slots. Nine times out of ten it’s the shiny thing they dangle so they can quietly burn the better reload behind it. From my end, free spins are usually tied to some narrow game list, tiny win cap, and then support acts surprised when you ask why the weekend deal vanished. If I see spins and cash bonus on the same day, I assume they do NOT stack unless somebody states it in plain English right there. If they make me guess, I skip it.
What I care about is the recordkeeping part, because these book-casino wallets are a mess even outside blackjack. Slots taught me that faster than anything. I had a session where the game total and cashier were off by $47 for half an hour, then it “fixed itself” after reload. So yes, keep screenshots, but not just weird hands. Grab balance before and after a session. Their history pages are about as trustworthy as a sticky diner menu.
It’s inevitable. I’ve seen the same thing after a pretty ordinary slots run, not even pretending to be sharp, and once they decide your action isn’t the kind they want the max just quietly shrinks and stays there.