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22nd August 2019 at 6:37 pm #78523
UPDATE! I may be stupid but I have deposited the money back and given them permission to wipe it. The casino in question was Videoslots which played a massive factor in my decision, they have always done good by me so I cant fault them and enjoy playing at the casino and would like to continue to do so! So there it is hopefully this will be good karma over future sessions. Thanks for all the feedback certainly provided food for thought
4322nd August 2019 at 6:57 pm #78526Fair play to you. Although I stopped using them when they decided it was acceptable to implement reduced RTP versions of games from some providers.
if it was Casumo though, and I was in your shoes, I’d pay back.
1022nd August 2019 at 7:30 pm #78531Big respect @mcg77 – takes a lot of integrity to do what you’ve done! Hope karma rewards you in a big way soon.
1022nd August 2019 at 7:44 pm #78534Massive respect to you mcg77 i certainly hope you absolutely smash a slot and you get your just rewards. I do believe in karma so I’m sure something good will happen. If you ever need anything from this forum don’t hesitate to ask I’m sure many including myself would be glad to help.
2024th August 2019 at 5:19 pm #78633Depends who’s asking you for the money back. Is it the casino asking for the money back, or is it the poor fecker who accidentally allowed this to happen and has had to pay the 1500 back out of his shite wages? I worked in a betting shop and if my till was down it came out of my pocket, particularly if I wanted to keep my job. I’ve no idea how works on the online betting industry, but I should imagine it’s not too far away from the betting shop methods… poorly paid and poorly trained staff living with the threat of losing their job at any moment because of one lapse of concentration over the thousands of transactions that take place… I’d pay them back in a heartbeat.
If it’s the actual casino asking for it back, the one that would sack the above worker, then feck ’em! Trouble is, it’s not easy to tell who you’re dealing with without asking some probing questions. You probably did the right thing though and possibly saved someone their job.
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