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Public complaints: Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void (Page 5)

Topic created on 11th Jul. 2018 | Page: 5 of 16 | Answers: 155 | Views: 48,496
Anonym

Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 09:34 pm CEST#41
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Marqes wrote on 11.07.2018 at 21:22: Exactly because of something like that I will not play there.
Other casinos manage not to have such stupid bonus rules.

I usually play at Vera&JohnCasino from time to time. If you Deposit there and lost and afterwards asks friendly times you get even times 10 euros no deposit. Unfortunately, you have to convert 40 times, but the win from it is always completely payable, even if it's 5000 euros. That is in order there.

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S****8

Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

11th Jul. 2018, at 11:16 pm CEST#42
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Lapalingo is just a money whore anyway !!!!

The casino needs no one anyway !!!

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Anonym

Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

12th Jul. 2018, at 02:31 am CEST#43
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Gamer777 wrote on 11/07/2018 at 20:41: I have to have my say as well.

I give here "bone" absolutely right because it was just a free 10 € no deposit.

Nevertheless, of course, very sad to win such a beautiful sum of 8000 €, but not to get.

Since someone from Lapalingo always reads here, it would be appropriate to change these rules in the casino, which then also gives more satisfied players.

Because someone who is then so disappointed will probably have no desire to continue to Deposit much there.

Overall, shit rules, but we can discuss dead here, that brings nothing.

But maybe the Lapalingo employee reads with and what give as a small compensation and change times your senseless conditions!

It was NO Bonus money more played with.

It was real money and was also displayed to the player as such.



Anyone who does not realize here that it must have something to do with their software and that is not absolutely funny that you have to pay it out first has lost touch with reality.
This is proof that what can turn around the system, otherwise it makes no sense.

Neither you nor Knochen can give an answer which sense this regulation should make.

Instead, you keep mentioning that it is a 10 euro gift bonus, which is simply not correct.
After implementing the bonus, it was real money.

But if Lapalingo Betrüger Verein argues that the win is invalid, that automatically means that any bet made was also invalid.
Thus, any player who has made the 100 euros but then gambled away out of ignorance again got the 100 euros transferred, because any bet is invalid with these 100 euros.

I do not understand with the best will in the world how one can still call this fraud good.
Here players are systematically deceived and be

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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

12th Jul. 2018, at 02:36 am CEST#44
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Gamer777 wrote on 11/07/2018 at 20:41: I have to have my say as well.

I give here "bone" absolutely right because it was just a free 10 € no deposit.

Nevertheless, of course, very sad to win such a beautiful sum of 8000 €, but not to get.

Since someone from Lapalingo always reads here, it would be appropriate to change these rules in the casino, which then also gives more satisfied players.

Because someone who is then so disappointed will probably have no desire to continue to Deposit much there.

Overall, shit rules, but we can discuss dead here, that brings nothing.

But maybe the Lapalingo employee reads with and what give as a small compensation and change times your senseless conditions!

It was NO Bonus money more played with.

It was real money and was also displayed to the player as such.



Anyone who does not realize here that it must have something to do with their software and that is not absolutely funny that you have to pay it out first has lost touch with reality.
This is proof that what can turn around the system, otherwise it makes no sense.

Neither you nor Knochen can give an answer which sense this regulation should make.

Instead, you keep mentioning that it is a 10 euro gift bonus, which is simply not correct.
After implementing the bonus, it was real money.

But if Lapalingo Betrüger Verein argues that the win is invalid, that automatically means that any bet made was also invalid.
Thus, any player who has made the 100 euros but then gambled away out of ignorance again got the 100 euros transferred, because any bet is invalid with these 100 euros.

I do not understand with the best will in the world how one can still call this fraud good.
Here players are systematically deceived and cheated. Players who lose a lot of money in the long run anyway.
No casino gives you money back if you have lost it.
You should at least have the decency not to mock players here and blow the same horn as Lapalingo.

You can twist and turn the case as often as you want.

There is no argument in this case what could justify this somehow.

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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

12th Jul. 2018, at 09:15 am CEST#45
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Random wrote on 07/11/2018 at 2:55 PM

The casino converts Bonus money into REAL money.
What do you mean by real money? Money that belongs to me.
But now the casino claims in the case that you win with the real money it was then suddenly but no more real money, but bonus money.

Should you pay out the 100 and immediately Deposit again but wins are valid?



I found this rule honestly always totally stupid, because if I have converted everything, it is now no longer a bonus and a withdrawal and then redeposit costs the casino even more money than if I would not do this, but honestly I do not know this rule otherwise, at least as far as No Deposit Bonuses are concerned.

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upola
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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

12th Jul. 2018, at 09:29 am CEST#46
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I can't understand how you can even begin to agree with the casino.I'd like to see if you still think that way when it happens to you.
But probably you'll be the first to cry fraud...and now do not tell you can not happen.

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Avicsam

Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

12th Jul. 2018, at 10:21 am CEST#47
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I would like to speak again and first thank you for all your answers!

In addition, I must note that after I had converted the 300€ BONUSGELD in 100€ REAL MONEY, I have deposited an additional 20€. Say I have started to play with 120€.

Lapalingo after explaining to me why my transfers were canceled, left me 200€ out of "goodwill" and "immediately withdrawable funds" on my account. At the latest then it was clear to me that they are trying to talk their way out of having to pay out the four-digit amount.

Everything just very annoying.

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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

12th Jul. 2018, at 10:58 am CEST#48
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Avicsam wrote on 07/12/2018 at 10:21 am: Would like to have my say again and first thank you for all your answers!

In addition, I must note that after I had converted the 300€ BONUSGELD in 100€ REAL MONEY, I have deposited an additional 20€. Say I have started to play with 120€.

Lapalingo after explaining to me why my transfers were canceled, left me 200€ out of "goodwill" and "immediately withdrawable funds" on my account. At the latest then it was clear to me that they are trying to talk their way out of having to pay out the four-digit amount.

Everything just very annoying.

I'm still sorry for you... hope that you still somehow come to YOUR money. What interests me... after you have deposited the 20 €, you then at some point fell below the 100 € or it came directly to the win? LG

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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

12th Jul. 2018, at 11:14 am CEST#49
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You are a really funny bunch, has anyone ever bothered to read the bonus conditions at Lapalingo? Here is also nothing veiled or hidden. The casino is a disaster but from fraud or Verasche far away if you can read.

Here are the conditions

" Maximum withdrawal for no Deposit bonus, Cashback or free spins
The maximum payout for winnings is 100€. This rule applies to all players from Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Finland, Norway and Sweden. For all other countries it is 50€.
Example: You will receive a free bonus of 10€. From this amount you earn, after fulfilling the bonus conditions, a win of 120€ (e.g. after you have wagered the amount x times). Then you can convert a maximum of 100€ into real money and withdraw it. The remaining amount that exceeds the maximum withdrawal amount of 100€ will be canceled in this case.
Attention: even after converting bonus funds into real money funds, the maximum payout amount of the wins is also 100€. This means that the entire balance won with bonus funds can be paid out once up to a maximum of 100€."



So now continue to argue

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Lapalingo declares €8,000 win void

12th Jul. 2018, at 11:44 am CEST#50
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spielo wrote on 12.07.2018 at 11:14 am: You guys are a really funny bunch, has anyone ever bothered to read the bonus conditions at Lapalingo? Nothing is obfuscated or hidden here either. The casino is a disaster but from fraud or Verasche far away if you can read.

Here are the conditions

" Maximum withdrawal for no Deposit bonus, Cashback or free spins
The maximum payout for winnings is 100€. This rule applies to all players from Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Finland, Norway and Sweden. For all other countries it is 50€.
Example: You will receive a free bonus of 10€. From this amount you earn, after fulfilling the bonus conditions, a win of 120€ (e.g. after you have wagered the amount x times). Then you can convert a maximum of 100€ into real money and withdraw it. The remaining amount that exceeds the maximum withdrawal amount of 100€ will be canceled in this case.
Attention: even after converting bonus funds into real money funds, the maximum payout amount of the wins is also 100€. This means that the entire balance won with bonus funds can be paid out once up to a maximum of 100€."



So now continue to argue

But you are also not unfunny. Stands as the second post under the very first post.

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