so the worse sessions since april aren't variance. the game literally changed and i noticed it without knowing that's what i was noticing
and the government explicitly expected this to happen?
four year bet365 customer. never really had complaints. decent platform, decent game selection, always paid out without fuss. but since the start of this year something feels off.
like welcome offer situation first: they've switched to the "10 days of free spins" thing where you deposit a tenner...
but i dont WANT to go offshore. jeez i just want toplay on a legal site with proper licence without being treated like a suspect for depositing forty quid
exactly. and i genuinely get that they have to do something about real problem gambling. but im a 25 year old who hasn't touched the site in three weeks depositing forty pounds. who is this actually helping
ok so. logged into bet365 last night for the first time in like three weeks. deposited £40. before i even got to pick a game i got a popup asking if my gambling is "in balance with other life priorities"
hadn't placed a bet yet
hadn't been on the site in three weeks
£40
this is where we are now
they wont kick you out but youll get dirty looks from dealers and other players some dealers will give you worse service or deal faster to get rid of you. not official policy but definitely happens american tipping culture has tons of unwritten rules like this
i get you tbh. went to vegas a couple years back and it felt like you had to tip literally everyone… dealers, pit boss, cocktail waitress, even the lad who just pointed me to the loo. bit alien for us lot. back home in newcastle casino i only tip if the dealer’s been proper sound and i’m...
its not just gambling tho. online safety act watching social media now this tracking deposits and theyve been pushing digital id cards all year. same thing every time say its protecting people but really building databases tracking everything. starts with gambling then alcohol then food anything...