Bonus Abuse
A range of player activities that exploit promotional offers in a way that violates the casino's Terms and Conditions.
Whilst operators offer bonuses to attract players, these promotions are governed by strict T&Cs designed to prevent exploitation. Bonus Abuse occurs when a player systematically attempts to gain a mathematical advantage by contravening these rules.
Common examples include:
– Multi-accounting: Creating multiple accounts to claim a welcome bonus more than once.
– Bonus Stacking: Attempting to claim multiple bonuses at once where it is forbidden.
– Minimal-Risk Wagering: Placing opposing bets on games like Roulette to clear Wagering Requirements without risk.
Accusations of bonus abuse can lead to the confiscation of winnings and account closure.
Formulas and examples
Red Flag Activities for Casinos:<br>- Using a VPN to circumvent geographical restrictions.<br>- Colluding with other players.<br>- Placing large bets to meet wagering and then drastically dropping the stake.