5x wagering requirements is insane, but they did mentioned in their terms of service, so you can't blame them even it looks unfair to you. This is the reason why all users need to read the bonus rules, if you've read the 5x wagering requirements you can ask them to lower it, if not you can just choose other casino which the rules is more friendly.
Welcome to scam casino. A lot of us have gone through that experience where users wouldn't really deposit anything if they just knew that the deposited amount is bound to lose.
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One thing people don't understand is that no body consciously makes rules that will be against them and people also fail to understand that these casinos are also in business and as such, are there to make profits and there isn't any much need calling them scam simply because you can't meet up with their criteria and I'm sure there are people who are also earning from these casino and still wager even .ore than what the requirements state.
I also understand that the terms and requirements really looks scary and in as much as they are trying fight money laundering through their platforms, you don't expect things to be easy.
We all know that these casinos are doing business and none of them is running for charity purpose. The motive of the casino is to make money but at the same time they should also care about the people. If a casino is earning a lot and if they give some bonus to the customers, why not give it in a way that they can also take advantage of it and enjoy some money.
This is only possible if the wagering requirements are low. Good business model works where the customers are also given the facilities and not just the business owners or gambling site owners dominate and make money.
Trust me if a gambling sites will favor the gamblers with low wagering requirements, soon you will find all the gamblers shifted to that casino, giving them a really good business.
And yet I am not aware of a casino that has very low wagering requirements for their bonuses, so this makes me wonder if no casino has ever thought about it or is there something in this market that disallows casinos to give such bonuses?
And I think the latter explanation makes the most sense, due to the pseudonymous nature of this market I think that bonus abusers have a very easy time trying to abuse the policies of casinos and claim bonuses which do not belong to them, and the only option casinos have to protect themselves from those cheaters is to raise their wagering requirements, a move that bothers the rest of their clients, but casinos do not have too much of a choice other than to implement those policies or go bankrupt because of those cheaters.