Gambling affiliates and casino portals
Gambling affiliates and casino portals : how they make their moneypage from a recent utility bill as proof you are in the location you say you're in: and that is a lot of ways something can "go wrong" for a casino to use as an excuse for not paying on the cash-in. Nobody is going to question the casino until a severe pattern is formed and in the meantime, a lot of people are going to have been ripped-off. But when you add into the mix that there are what amounts to being groups of players that are watching for casinos that cheat (usually by non-payment on cash-ins): and that these groups will not play at any casinos found to be not treating players in a fair manor, and suddenly the casinos MUST take notice in order to compete with their rivals. Casino portals such as mine are what represent these "groups of players" for lack of a better word. Now you may ask why wouldn't we want to send you to a casino that cheats since we're making 25% of the money you lose? Two reasons, the second I'll get to shortly, and the first being that if you haven't noticed: you lose plenty of money at casinos with fair-odds games - be it a land-based or online casino: whatever current casino it is that you normally play (and I assume you choose to play there because you think its a fair game: correct?). Well don't you think you lose plenty at that place? I know I do. |
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