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Public complaints: Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void (Page 4)

Topic created on 11th Jul. 2018 | Page: 4 of 16 | Answers: 155 | Views: 46,093
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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 07:00 pm CEST#31
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For the 8000 euros he won.

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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 07:03 pm CEST#32
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Yes it's certainly not the fairest or best deal, that's not my point at all. As already mentioned, of course it's a scam somewhere. But how you can cheat someone for something that does not belong to him, I ask myself. I am sick of this word fraud here in the forum. The casino is not a f**king scout camp. They make their rules and players have to abide by them. No one is forced to take advantage of that free 10€. No one is forced to Deposit money anywhere. The casino sets the rules and not the player and that's not cheating, that's just reality. Just this claim thinking you would have somehow done something for a monetary gain is already totally flawed. If every day 100 people take this bonus, of course the casino then secures itself. Is that morally right? I don't know, nobody loses money. Is this fraud? Certainly not.

These laws about "Bonus money converted to real money" exist only in the casino world. There is no such thing as bonus money in real life. This is not a fixed law to which anyone must adhere, this is basically worthless. Just the possibility to make 100€ out of NOTHING is good. Even if it is only from NOTHING 10€ is already good. No player is ripped off here, no one is robbed of their money with strange bonus traps, right?

What strikes me in the forum here more and more often is this absurd sense of entitlement to casinos. They are CASINOS! Of course, it's about getting your money and not to give you as many gifts as possible and to provide a nice recreational operation. Of course, this industry thrives on addicts like no other. Of course there are many more gambling addicts than official numbers say and how many of them are broke and are constantly looking for new opportunities to gamble for free? Why should exactly one casino catch them all and give them money and pay out 10000€ so that they can gamble it away again somewhere else? A casino that gives away money always secures itself somewhere. Apparently 100€ are just the calculated amount and no more.

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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 07:08 pm CEST#33
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Bone wrote on 07/11/2018 at 19:03: Yes it's certainly not the fairest or best deal, that's not my point at all. As mentioned before, of course it's a scam somewhere. But how you can cheat someone out of something that doesn't even belong to them I wonder. I am sick of this word fraud here in the forum. The casino is not a f**king scout camp. They make their rules and players have to abide by them. No one is forced to take advantage of that free 10€. No one is forced to Deposit money anywhere. The casino sets the rules and not the player and that's not cheating, that's just reality. Just this claim thinking you would have somehow done something for a monetary gain is already totally flawed. If every day 100 people take this bonus, of course the casino then secures itself. Is that morally right? I don't know, nobody loses money. Is this fraud? Certainly not.

These laws about "Bonus money converted to real money" exist only in the casino world. There is no such thing as bonus money in real life. This is not a fixed law to which anyone must adhere, this is basically worthless. Just the possibility to make 100€ out of NOTHING is good. Even if it is only from NOTHING 10€ is already good. No player is ripped off here, no one is robbed of their money with strange bonus traps, right?

What strikes me in the forum here more and more often is this absurd sense of entitlement to casinos. They are CASINOS! Of course, it's about getting your money and not to give you as many gifts as possible and to make a nice leisure operation possible. Of course, this industry thrives on addicts like no other. Of course there are many more gambling addicts than official numbers say and how many of them are broke and are constantly looking for new opportunities to gamble for free? Why should exactly one casino catch them all and give them money and pay out 10000€ so that they can gamble it away again somewhere else? A casino that gives away money always secures itself somewhere. Apparently 100€ are just the calculated amount and no more.

If I participate in a contest and win a car, and the operator says "nope, you do not get, was just fun...according to your logic, that would be ok, I have nothing used.


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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 07:16 pm CEST#34
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Bone wrote on 07/11/2018 at 19:03: Yes it is certainly not the fairest or best deal, that is not my point at all. As mentioned before, of course it's a scam somewhere. But how you can cheat someone out of something that doesn't even belong to them I wonder. I am sick of this word fraud here in the forum. The casino is not a f**king scout camp. They make their rules and players have to abide by them. No one is forced to take advantage of that free 10€. No one is forced to Deposit money anywhere. The casino sets the rules and not the player and that's not cheating, that's just reality. Just this claim thinking you would have somehow done something for a monetary gain is already totally flawed. If every day 100 people take this bonus, of course the casino then secures itself. Is that morally right? I don't know, nobody loses money. Is this fraud? Certainly not.

These laws about "Bonus money converted to real money" exist only in the casino world. There is no such thing as bonus money in real life. This is not a fixed law to which anyone must adhere, this is basically worthless. Just the possibility to make 100€ out of NOTHING is good. Even if it is only from NOTHING 10€ is already good. No player is ripped off here, no one is robbed of their money with strange bonus traps, right?

What strikes me in the forum here more and more often is this absurd sense of entitlement to casinos. They are CASINOS! Of course, it's about getting your money and not to give you as many gifts as possible and to make a nice leisure operation possible. Of course, this industry thrives on addicts like no other. Of course there are many more gambling addicts than official numbers say and how many of them are broke and are constantly looking for new opportunities to gamble for free? Why should exactly one casino catch them all and give them money and pay out 10000€ so that they can gamble it away again somewhere else? A casino that gives away money always secures itself somewhere. Apparently 100€ are just the calculated amount and no more.

And again.

You write every time your fingers sore to twist the facts so long until nothing remains of it.

Constantly you argue past the topic, always come back to talk about it was a no deposit bonus.
Yes, thank you, that is clear to everyone here.
And no one says anything against the fact that the casino protects itself with the 100 Maxcashout.
So what are you talking about all the time?
The bonus was fulfilled and the player was credited 100 euros as real money.
Had he lost them they would have been gone, he wins with it the money is also gone.
Of course bones, how do these stupid players even think they have a right to wins.

Then you write again, of course that is somewhere cheating but you can not hear the word fraud anymore? Aha

But explain to us why you have to pay out these 100 euros first, then deposit again and then you also get wins.
If one plays however immediately with it and wins then one does not get it.
Please explain that to us.
Really, how stupid do the casinos and you think the players that you do not notice that it's going on there with quite ominous things?

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Anonym

Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 07:22 pm CEST#35
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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 07:26 pm CEST#36
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I would really like something like No Deposit Bonus not to be offered anymore, it only leads to problems. The casino gives away money and gives the rule: So and so often convert, a maximum of 100€ can be paid out. Where is the problem?

If the player had deposited 10€ and received 10€ on top, it would look different, so the situation is clear. I am not arguing around the facts. The fact is that the casino has rules and the players agree to them. Of course, it is stupid to withdraw the money and then deposit it again, but that is not a rule. You could also just keep it.

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Anonym

Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 07:45 pm CEST#37
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Let's wait and see until Lapalingo has made a statement. Maybe they will bring some light into the darkness.

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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 08:01 pm CEST#38
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The problem is that the player is penalized twice
From his 300€ 100€ are left. So he has his bonus money
already reduced by 200€.
Thus, it was converted into real money.

100€ are left, and he continues to play with them.
With this, the bonus scheme is actually finished.
He has already paid for it.

Why are these 100€, which have already been reduced,
again subject to the bonus rules of the casino?

That has nothing to do with free money, that is just the
Risk for the casino when it distributes such bonuses.

That you find that as a small Schnorrerinchen not bad, because you
100 € would pay out anyway and are happy about every donated cent
are, stands on another sheet of paper!
Alone already because of this you would put up with any rule.

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Anonym

Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 08:41 pm CEST#39
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I also have to have my say for a moment.

I give here "bone" absolutely right because it was just a free 10 € no deposit.

Nevertheless, of course, very sad to win such a beautiful sum of 8000 €, but not to get.

Since someone from Lapalingo always reads here, it would be appropriate to change these rules in the casino, which then also gives more satisfied players.

Because someone who is then so disappointed will probably have no desire to continue to Deposit much there.

Overall, shit rules, but we can discuss dead here, that brings nothing.

But maybe the Lapalingo employee reads with and what give as a small compensation and change times your senseless conditions!

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Marqes
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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 09:22 pm CEST#40
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That's exactly why I won't play there.
Other casinos also manage not to have such stupid bonus rules.

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