Dear Richville Casino,
We do not see a reason to implement a max cashout rule after change of the balance to real money.
Furthermore, it hasn't been proven, that there is a specific term, that would state, that players should make a withdrawal after completing the wagering requirements, and deposit again to continue playing, and for the funds to be considered real money.
As mentioned earlier. we believe, that it is the total responsibility of the casino to enforce restrictions like these, and warn players using pop-ups explicitly saying what players must do. We have experience, that some more reputable online casinos enforced warnings to ensure a more transparent and fair gambling experience.
According our Fair Gambling Codex,
The T&Cs should be written clearly so that they are easily and exactly understood by players. The entire system should be set up in a way that doesn't allow players to break the T&Cs unknowingly.
It is our final decision, that applying a cap twice, the first time after finishing the wagering requirements of the bonus, and then second time, after the winnings have been converted to a real money balance is unfair to the player, especially, when they were not informed about it beforehand, that is why there are two options in this case:
- player will be paid out the the full amount of R$417.78,
- or the complaint will be closed as unresolved, Against Fair Gambling, which will cause a drop in the casino's rating on or website.
Please reconsider the player's payout, and implementation of features, that would prevent players from unknowing breach of the terms in the future.
I will be waiting for your final decision. I am extending the timer by 7 days.
Dear Richville Casino,
We do not see a reason to implement a max cashout rule after change of the balance to real money.
Furthermore, it hasn't been proven, that there is a specific term, that would state, that players should make a withdrawal after completing the wagering requirements, and deposit again to continue playing, and for the funds to be considered real money.
As mentioned earlier. we believe, that it is the total responsibility of the casino to enforce restrictions like these, and warn players using pop-ups explicitly saying what players must do. We have experience, that some more reputable online casinos enforced warnings to ensure a more transparent and fair gambling experience.
According our Fair Gambling Codex,
The T&Cs should be written clearly so that they are easily and exactly understood by players. The entire system should be set up in a way that doesn't allow players to break the T&Cs unknowingly.
It is our final decision, that applying a cap twice, the first time after finishing the wagering requirements of the bonus, and then second time, after the winnings have been converted to a real money balance is unfair to the player, especially, when they were not informed about it beforehand, that is why there are two options in this case:
- player will be paid out the the full amount of R$417.78,
- or the complaint will be closed as unresolved, Against Fair Gambling, which will cause a drop in the casino's rating on or website.
Please reconsider the player's payout, and implementation of features, that would prevent players from unknowing breach of the terms in the future.
I will be waiting for your final decision. I am extending the timer by 7 days.
Edited by a Casino Guru admin