Questions on whether online casinos monitor the player’s winnings, often arise.
While there is truth to this situation, there is a much bigger issue that must
be examined—and that is if frequent winning can prevent a player from getting
his reward.
Are they really checking?
Monitoring is indeed, performed. However, this is not because of the
intention to prevent a member from getting what is due to him.
Rather, this is performed to check whether unscrupulous tactics were
used to secure the win. This is meant to protect the player’s rights to fair
and just gaming and also to prevent fraud.
At the end of the day, if no fraud is detected, the winning player gets
his reward.
What about big wins?
Casino sites observe policies when it comes to delivering big wins. For
some, getting a MYR 10,000 is also considered big and is therefore subject to
legal and official protocols before it is credited into the player’s account.
The good thing,
however, is that most online casinos have a chat support representative where
members can send their queries and get immediate response.
