The conditions for affiliates and bonuses should really be more transparent and clear to members and participants. A site that does not really deliver a good experience to the user will eventually disappear. I do not see how the site can build a long standing reputation and customer base if they are leaving behind a trail of angry or disappointed customers.
What you say is true, friend, because that way many gamblers will feel satisfied with the bonuses or promotions that are given.
Conversely, if the casino underestimates and does not care about the problem of promotional bonuses in a transparent and correct manner, it can cause disappointment and anger from gamblers who feel casinos are unfair and open to gamblers.
But so far, casinos that have a good reputation and high trust always have transparent promotional bonuses, so cases like this will not happen to big, trusted casinos.
Maybe for some small casinos it can happen so that for them to gain the trust and reputation of gamblers it will be even more difficult.