Dear Berks,
I am writing to follow up and to share with you a recent update I received from the casino which I believe will shed further light on the concerns I've raised.
The casino has informed me that the bonus rule breach they are citing did not occur on my last deposit, which generated the winnings in question, but rather on two earlier deposits. This new information adds another layer to the situation, highlighting the retrospective and selective application of their rules. I am prepared to share details of these earlier deposits if needed for your assessment.
As I can see from the history, my betting pattern remained consistent and within the terms set by the casino, except for the last 10 bets (over 1000) when my balance was nearing zero. This is the point at which the supposed breach occurred.
This practice, particularly when applied retrospectively and selectively, strikes me as not just unfair, but as a predatory behavior that targets and exploits the natural gameplay patterns of players, especially when their balance is running low. It's not just about the recent incident but indicates a pattern that might have been in practice since my first deposit. This significantly undermines the trust and fairness that should be foundational in a player-casino relationship.
I am compelled to state unequivocally that this is not merely about a singular incident or a misunderstanding of terms. If this retrospective application of rules has been a consistent practice from my first deposit, it represents a deeply concerning pattern that goes against the principles of fair play and transparency.
What strikes me as particularly unfair is the retroactive enforcement of the maximum bet rule. It seems predatory to apply this rule to past actions where the bets resulted in losses and no cashout. Moreover, after these supposed breaches, the site accepted my next 13 deposits with bonuses. This gives me the impression that they were accepting deposits knowing that they could use my first deposit as a pretext to invalidate any future winnings.
As a dedicated customer, I find this treatment unacceptable and urge a thorough reconsideration. It is imperative to uphold a standard of fairness and trust, ensuring that players like myself, who choose this casino in the expectation of a fair and equitable gaming experience, are not subjected to such predatory tactics.
This situation with Lupin Casino, ironically named perhaps after a character known for his cunning and trickery, appears to be less about fair play and more about finding loopholes to avoid payouts.
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