Quote from: Fredomago on Today at 03:02:46 PM

Quote from: Lanatsa on Today at 02:16:12 PM

For heavy wagerers then it would really be just that sensible that you should really be that mindful about this tiny piece of information which it might be mostly be ignored or failed to read up but later on, you would really be finding yourself on regretting if ever you would be experiencing some problems just because you had just missed out on reading up on the first place but most of the times you wouldnt

really be that bothered on having these things to mind on just because it most likely you would be busting up all of your balance before you could be able to hit up the withdrawal threshold which it is really that indeed that common and this is why some people doesnt really bothered themselves on reading up those TOS or just simply they are really just that lazy on doing so.

Wagering requirements on deposits is a very common or in default because they are really that stopping people to those who are just mixing up their coins via making deposits
and making some direct withdrawal because we know on how money laundering does work.

You need to be mindful even it's not that huge amount of money that you deposit what matters is you are using your own money and it's your right to know what are the requirements to make sure that you will not have any problem or any delay when you decided to withdraw either your winning money or just even the leftover from your initial deposit.

Wagering requirements just like how you said it on your last statement, it's something that's being built or mandatory to avoid mixing your coin and be used for money laundering.

When in a casino you deposit 10 dollars and it is so, for example I play and win 1500 dollars, do I have to deposit more? I think not, because what is happening here is that instead of losing the 10 dollars, which is the normal thing that happens all the time, they won, and the casino must accept that sometimes these things happen and they must pay because that is what the rules indicate, if they require the kyc then once it has been fulfilled the withdrawal must be made and the player must enjoy those 1500 dollars, that is normal, then there should not be any type of claims, that is what I understand casinos and how they should work, if they ask for a deposit close to 1500 dollars I interpret it as a declared scam.