Worst Casino Bonuses Ever

[mojo]

In all the many years we've all been affys, we've all seen epic failures that *brilliant* casinos structure their bonus ideas and schemes.

One that comes to mind is the now out-of-business casino that gave a $300 'bank' to players that was conveniently available in their cashier. The player merely had to click to accept.. The problem was that players found themselves faced with an impossible playthough. Not to mention what happens when you lose?

After being unable to meet the playthru, the player was sent an 'invoice' for the $300. Sending an invoice to a player is like trying to sell ice cubes to an eskimo The casino wondered why players were not honoring the invoice! A lot of players came to me, horrified and worried that an invoice would come to their house. Or go to a collection agency!

Then there was the casino coupon bonus offered in Sept 2011 with the coupon code '9-11' taking advantage of that time and that particular tragedy.

[tryme]

Name and shame, Mojo. Particularly the second one. The first one is just stupidity of the highest order. The second one is, well, I don't really have words for that one!

[mojo]

Name and shame, Mojo. Particularly the second one. The first one is just stupidity of the highest order. The second one is, well, I don't really have words for that one!

It was years ago tryme. I was posting from memory. I googled it and it wasn't hard to find.

http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...r-virtual.html

[-Shay-]

I think your opening post is going to give Lock Poker/Casino an idea on how to get "unstuck".

[muffincrumbs]

Amazing! Why didn't I think of that before... just set it out there like its free and invoice them for it later. Of course that would work what a great idea. Oh wait, that's what happened when I got married.