Quote from: SamReomo on October 02, 2024, 11:45:15 PM

Quote from: delfastTions on October 02, 2024, 07:39:18 AM

Yeah, I also agree that the player's repentance firstly gives him experience and apparently in the future game he will not try to cheat like that anymore. On the other hand, the forgiveness of the player who has cheated by the casino gives this action of the casino administration a human character, aimed at a friendly attitude towards the casino's clients. Including this is an example of a good attitude towards the players.

So the right solution to the issue would really be as you suggest here.

Yes, that's what the casino owner should do in order to gain respect, a player's deposit won't make a casino rich but if they show empathy and give the OP another chance by just allowing him to withdraw his own deposit then that would really create a good and positive picture of the casino in the eyes of players.

Those casinos often get more success but doing such kindness acts instead of doing anything that most players don't want them to do. One such thing is seizing of funds because OP has broken their rules and that's why they might seize his funds but that's not going to be helpful for them in long term, and many of the players might leave that casino.

And if some players leave such a casino, they will do the right thing. It is always useful and pleasant to know that when playing in a casino, the player at least partially feels a sense of equality in the game with this casino. And many honest decent people in such a situation would return the money, who definitely have a true owner of this money. So if the casino at least within its authority shows humanity, then this of course attracts players and stimulates their further play in this casino. But unjustified confiscations of user deposits and all sorts of poorly motivated fines, on the contrary, completely destroy the image of humanity in this casino.