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Quote from: WaffleMaster on July 28, 2018, 12:22:36 AM

These types of deposit agreements are necessary for Casinos to not be taken advantage of by free rolling users. When you make a deposit with a bonus you agree that you NEED to play a certain amount of money or spins, or whatever the agreement is, before you can withdraw the money. It's industry standard and you being mad at what you agreed to is pretty ridiculous. Good luck on your future gambling!

The "industry standard" is actually more like 35X the deposited amount being rolled over on real money casino sites.

2X roll over is quite low. The only other "solution" a bitcoin casino could do is to remove the bonus amount added on your balance and give the portion of your deposited amount leftover. That's not "easy math" though, so the agreement has the 2X requirement.

Come on man, what standard you are talking about? You are talking about deposit bonus while OP is not even taking any bonuses.
IMO 2x rollover on any deposits made by player is not that low, it may makes players lose all his balance after winning some amount when he has not completed the rollover. Indeed FJ has this rule and it is clearly stated on their terms page and if someone complaining about it after making deposit then it is not FJ's fault IMO as registered players has accepted the terms on registration process.
For me, 2x rollover for deposit without bonus is not a standard thing in gambling industry. There are many other gambling sites let the players to withdraw without such terms.

Yeah, that was the point I made above... it seems this forum has so many users in the gambling section but not many people actually gamble a lot and just say things they don't know.

OP's right to complain that the 2x wager amount is ridiculous. But OP is totally at fault here for not reading the terms (yes it's there).

But at the same time, this thread is eye opening. It shows so many gamblers don't even understand what is industry standard, and don't even know the casinos they're discussing. I only consider myself a very amateur gambler and this is what is apparent to me.

Calm down. The "industry standard" remark was an off the cuff remark to the post above mine:

Quote from: WaffleMaster on July 28, 2018, 12:22:36 AM

These types of deposit agreements are necessary for Casinos to not be taken advantage of by free rolling users. When you make a deposit with a bonus you agree that you NEED to play a certain amount of money or spins, or whatever the agreement is, before you can withdraw the money. It's industry standard and you being mad at what you agreed to is pretty ridiculous. Good luck on your future gambling!

Because I couldnt understand from his OP whether he actually took a bonus or not...

It isn't hard to tell OP just wants another thread that shows up like all of these https://www.google.com/search?q=fortunejack+scam

The threads he could have read before depositing on the casino that has 2X rollover requirement.