Take a look at this clause!

[casasdeapostas.info]

I found this gem in a Casino (I won't say the name here, it doesn't matter).

"The XXXXXXXXXXX Live Casino reserves the right to blacklist the players, void any winnings and refund the original deposit to players. Any winnings made ​​using profitable betting methods (including but not limited to systematic bets in roulette) will be considered fraudulent and shall become immediately cancelled."

In other words, you can only use losing methods! I've seen some weird terms and conditions on online casinos, but this one is simply awesome

[JackTenSuited]

ugh, I wouldn't play at that casino, not because of the term but the casino obviously can't even grasp the maths surrounding their own games, if they think their roulette games can be beaten they either have rigged software or they're idiots.

[casasdeapostas.info]

ugh, I wouldn't play at that casino, not because of the term but the casino obviously can't even grasp the maths surrounding their own games, if they think their roulette games can be beaten they either have rigged software or they're idiots.

That was exactly what I thought. I think this particular casino takes extra steps to secure that they NEVER lose, in any situation

P.S. I work with that casino as affiliate, so it's not bad for me

[Christiaan]

Do they have the same clause for slots?

[casasdeapostas.info]

Do they have the same clause for slots?

I don't think so

but take a look at that definition: "systematic bets in roulette". It can be simply anything!
For example, if you place a 200€ bet on red and lose, then you place a 400€ bet and lose, then you place a 800€ bet and win, they are allowed to cancel your winnings because technically you're using Martingale

Or even worse, if you place 100 bets in a row with the same stake and you win 70 of them, they can void it aswell, because it's a profitable system too!

I think the only safe way to play is to pick random amounts in every spin

How ridiculous is this?

[Scampi]

P.S. I work with that casino as affiliate, so it's not bad for me

So you send your readers to dodgy casinos that you would never touch? That's nice of you!

[universal4]

That is kinda funny.

I recall a similar discussion we had here a year or so ago, and a few affiliate rep's laughed and said...send them to us.....as they do not have such silly terms and they do not mind players that are "trying out a system" lol

Rick
Universal4

[sweetbet]

In other words, you can only use losing methods!

I guess so. LOL

[casasdeapostas.info]

So you send your readers to dodgy casinos that you would never touch? That's nice of you!

Casino is not my business at all. I work with sport companies only, and almost all bookmakers have a casino. This particular company uses microgaming and netent software, their games are just the same as many other companies. They pay well, I have no complaints from my visitors, and the number of players linked to my account who play casino are very limited, probably less than 1%, and all of them are small players. I was just reading their T&C and found this interesting, but I will keep sending players to their program for sure, because I don't promote any casino.