Platinum sponsor = top notch group, right?
I hope not.
The Grand Duke bonus policy page, linked from the promo page:
http://www.grandduke.com/content/bonus-policy
That page contains a link to the general T & C page:
http://www.grandduke.com/terms-and-conditions
Presumably there are no bonus terms on this page, as they would naturally be listed on the bonus policy page?
Yes, there are. And you need to open up an additional tab to find them, the "bonuses, comps & promotions" tab, which is located three quarters of the way down the page. We're now two additional clicks away from the bonus policy page (you still with me?). And what do we find?
This is considered "irregular play":
Right, so I can't play one slot, then switch to another. Must stick to one. Got that. Great entertainment, eh?Examples of irregular playing patterns include wagering based on one specific slot machine, in order to significantly increase a bankroll, in relevance to the initial betting amount, and then switching to another game or request a withdrawal.
Er, hang on. One inch further down is this:
In order to be eligible for withdrawal, you must have winnings from multiple games, in which winnings from any single game cannot exceed 50% of the total amount of the withdrawal request.
Right, now you have to switch games. Didn't they just say that was illegal?
It's impossible to not contravene these terms. Either you play one game, or you play more than one. Each condition contravenes the other, and is grounds for robbery of your winnings. And then, of course, the requirement that you "control" your winnings on a given slot to no more than 50% of your total win is idiocy. What if you hit a jackpot? what if you hit a small win on one, switch, and lose? You have to somehow engineer "equal" winning amounts, which is a rank asinine requirement.
Player already robbed here:
http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...ory-terms.html
Platinum sponsor = relationship = can help?