We are ones responsible towards our actions on which if ever we do miss out on reading up sites terms and conditions and we do able to take up some violation, then there's no other should really be blamed other than you. Lets just accept that consequences but there are really that moments on which the site itself do make out some shady move or altering out their TOS just for snipping out their players funds or doesnt really tend to pay at all which it is really that a scammy behavior.
Having that wagering requirement on whether on deposit or on to some bonuses then it would really be just that normal because casinos or platforms cant really just give out or letting those people to make up some withdrawal on having none of those terms. It is really just that understandable that these platforms are centralized and getting in line with that money laundering thing which it would be normal
that they would be abiding on that. If ever they would be giving out some excuse and providing no evidence attached to it then this is where doubts and suspicions would raised up.
Yup, it's normal as they are also protecting their business as it's subjected to any legal obligations with the government who provides their licenses, but there are some wagering requirements that is next to impossible to achieved, from that perspectives if you forget or if you failed to read the terms and conditions.
For sure your money will be trap and there's nothing to do but to try following the rules and most of the time expect to waste both your time and money as the chance of losing it in the process of wagering is really high.
Your money, your responsibility, make sure to take time in reading the house rules, especially from those new casinos that you'll going to test.