|
Online Casino Conditions
>>>
Casinos Blacklist >>>
Casino Blacklist
Casino
Vega Player Complaints
Closing a player's account for winning too much: Not
good business. Although land-based casinos have been
known to politely ask player's to leave with their
winnings, CasinoVega should, at a minimum, pay the
player his rightful winnings. Here's the player's
account of the incident, as well as a transcript reply
from Casino Vega's payment department.
|
Casino Vega is
stiffing me for about $5000. I have copy and
pasted below a posting I have made at another web
site detailing why this is unjust. I have already
gotten Casino Vega/Bingo Vega blacklisted at other
watchdog sites. I would like you to do the same.
Posting:
Casino Vega is refusing to pay me nearly $5000
without a valid reason. For details of this
blatant thievery read Casino Vega's most recent
response to me and then read my response below
that.
Casino Vega:
Unfortunately, I have some bad news for you. Our
security department has made their final ruling on
your account. Since you have joined, you have made
a total of 9 deposits adding up to 1550. Since
then, you have cashed out 11 times adding up to
5510. The statistical odds of winning at blackjack
is 44.49 percent. However, you have managed to win
355.84 percent. It is not unusual to beat the
casino every so often, but you have managed to
consistently beat our casino since you have joined
with us. If this happened in a land based casino,
you would be asked not to return for suspicion of
card counting or other unfair activity. They have
a right to decide who plays in their casino, and
so do we. You have left here with more than you
came with, and we wish you all the best in your
future endeavors.
My Response:
1. I did not cheat. 100% swear to God I did not
cheat.
2. How could I be counting cards? Online they are
shuffled every hand.
3. 44.49% sounds like the probability of winning
on any given hand. Since I am more likely to win
on doubles or splits and because blackjack pays 3
to 2 this number severely understates ones chances
of winning. Casino Vega would surely know this.
4. They were giving me 200% noncashable bonuses on
every deposit. That would stand to improve my
odds.
5. They had several months and several deposits to
review my play. If they felt I was cheating they
had several chances to close my account before the
win in question.
6. I play a very aggressive, go for broke style of
play. I would often wager my entire stack on one
hand or wager the maximum. This gives me a bigger
chance of winning big and losing big. In this case
I won big but not that big.
7. A good majority of my profits came from the
blackjack progressive. This amounts to about 3 or
4 wins which, given the thousands of hands I
played, does not indicate cheating. Further, I
tended to play this progressive when it seemed
larger than normal which would stand to improve my
odds.
8. Yes a casino does have a right to do decide who
plays in their casino. They let me play in their
casino. Period. However they do not have a right
to choose who they pay. Even by their own
wording they mention nothing about land based
casinos not
paying. If they would pay me then ask me to leave
I would leave
without complaint.
9. All I did was hit Stand, Hit, Double, or
Split, etc. and their server gave me the cards.
How could I have
colluded with their server.
10. I have not cashed out 11 times. This
is only my 3rd attempt. If I cash out for 2000 and
get paid 500 per
week that does not count as 4 withdraws.
11. I have actually lost completely on the
majority of my deposits. If I had a surefire way
to cheat then why would that happen.
12. To deny so large a payout Casino Vega should
provide a more detailed analysis. In my opinion
their consistent failure to do so makes them look
guilty by omission. The only numbers they have
ever cited are 44.49% and 355.84%. This is what
they want to do reduce it to. |
Visit our
Player Complaints page, for more player testimonies
on blacklisted casinos.
|