Hello.
Good that you've found us and submitted the complaint. I'd like to say some casinos tend to use the same IP as a sign of dishonesty and, additionally, as a reason for voiding winnings. We have a different view, though.
If the casino can prove you willingly registered several accounts to gain some kind of unfair advantage, most likely by taking several bonuses only new players are allowed to take, in such a case I'd be benevolent.
Just a quick overview of your approach - see also the Fair Gambling Codex:
"We accept that it is the responsibility of players to make sure that they don't create multiple accounts at the same casino. Not because we think it's the right way to do it, but because it's the industry standard, and we cannot penalize all casinos that don't enforce the 'one account per player' rule the way we consider best. However, we believe and hope that checking for duplicate accounts during account creation will become the industry standard in the future and players will be better protected.
In the meantime, each case should be considered separately. If the casino finds out that a player has created five separate accounts and claimed the full bonus amount on each of them, it is likely that this is a bonus abuser, and the casino has every right to penalize them. On the other hand, if a casual player mistakenly creates two accounts and doesn't even claim the bonus, the casino shouldn't penalize them just because it has a rule that can be used against them."
Keypoint: Each case needs to be considered separately and fairly.
How does that sound to you?
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