I have doubt this site, if people lost the deposit money because he bet over the limit, will casino refund him? Definitely no, so this casino steals players funds because they win the money.
Hi there,
If a genuine player made a mistake to bet over the limit, the absolute worst thing that could happen
would be to be left with their original deposit. Even this is quite rare as we tend to let a lot of these
cases slide if it was an honest mistake.
It becomes a bigger issue if the player has multiple accounts at BitStarz or have been warned but keep
making those bets.
I wouldn't call this clause predatory or a "Unconscionable clause" as it's widely used among casinos online, but we of course understand
that people that are new to casino online are not always familiar with it, and that's the thing we're trying
to distinguish when we make the call of acting on the breach or not.
We're not putting a ton of clauses there to screw people over or setting traps. You'll have to understand that a high betting per game round
in relation to their deposited amount is part of a technique used for bonus abusing. It's not only players who have to be on their toes when
it comes to casinos, casinos also have to be on their toes for rogue players. We're doing all we can and more to avoid genuine players getting
trapped in this and adjusting it retroactively where necessary.
There's always going to be an argument if the term is reasonable or not. If we had put some weird algorithm that, you can only
bet 10% up to 100 euro balance and then 23,5% up to 200 euro balance, etc etc, I'd agree with you completely. But we are
trying to make things as clear as we can. The ultimate responsibility in my personal opinion (I'm a player too) is on the person
who's accepting the terms, and this goes for everything, not just casino online.
You read through the terms, and if you don't like something or don't understand it. You ask, or do not play there. But I also
agree that casinos have an obligation to make things as clear and easy as they possibly can.
Mike