Ever heard of someone accused of cheating after a big slot win?

[Eternad]

Was thinking about this earlier, since I’ve seen a lot of scam accusations here and there, mostly about multi-accounting. But I’m curious, have you ever heard of a player getting accused of cheating after hitting a big win on slots?

It's difficult to get an advantage on slots , but the most common is the casino telling a player that they violated one of the terms of service and after that it's radio silence with funds out of your control..

And for some players that play different kinds of games could be sport or say some card games.. the casino could just say you didn't play fairly with the card game and because this win also lead to the bigger win, for this your funds are void or confiscated.. you can imagine the heartache from such an outcome and these are scenarios reported right here on the forum.

This is the reality. There’s a high chance that you will lose more even hitting big in the end when playing slot games. Abusing slot games is very low chance to occur it pure random game with very high volatility unlike sports betting that a calculated betting can be applied which the casino can view as an abused if player is very consistent on winning.

It’s very rare for a casino to resort on questionable tactics just to hold slot winnings since there’s only few users manage to achieved therefore they can easily cover the payout especially that there’s a max win cap on every slot game.

[r_victory]

If the gambler has indeed not violated any rules and can prove that they have not, they certainly will not be left without payment, unless the site is fraudulent and has no intention of paying anyone.

Especially since what is a large prize for us represents practically a fraction of what they earn from the thousands of daily bets. I see no reason for a casino to tarnish its reputation because of this.

[Onyeeze]

Was thinking about this earlier, since I’ve seen a lot of scam accusations here and there, mostly about multi-accounting. But I’m curious, have you ever heard of a player getting accused of cheating after hitting a big win on slots?

Some casinos reportedly deny huge slot payouts, saying the player somehow cheated or violated TOS. I’m not even sure how that’s possible with slots since it’s all RNG, but maybe they just use that as an excuse not to pay. Do you think multi-accounting can even apply to slot games, or is it just their way of avoiding big losses?

many people is cheating a gambling platform by having a multiple account but the thing is that there are some platforms of gambling that does not require the kyc verification for their customers to gamble but those gambling website but demand for kyc verification before gambling on their website there are the one battle protect the interest of the platform and people who is gambling with them who is their customer will not have a multiple account because of the verification so this is one of the factors that makes some people not to gamble in a gambling platform that kyc is required, and the most of the challenges most of us are facing today in gambling platform it is because of not understanding the kind of gambling website that is demanding for kyc verification and the one that is not demanding for kyc verification

[Furious 7]

In my country there are even people who are imprisoned for cases like this even though gambling in my country is illegal lol

This kind of condition can always happen and indeed not a few of the cases that occur are where the casino or site that we play sometimes has a bad reputation so that when someone wins a large amount without any reason, it will definitely be considered as cheating.

Even though for casinos that have good trust they will always see a number of things because winning is part of different luck when it is the gambler himself who outsmarts some of the rules in the ToS on the gambling site or tries to outsmart the machine when the game in the casino takes place.

[liuka]

If the gambler has indeed not violated any rules and can prove that they have not, they certainly will not be left without payment, unless the site is fraudulent and has no intention of paying anyone.

Especially since what is a large prize for us represents practically a fraction of what they earn from the thousands of daily bets. I see no reason for a casino to tarnish its reputation because of this.

Even if you don't violate the rules, the casino can confiscate your winnings for any reason, usually big wins always grab the attention of the casino to investigate whether the game won is fair or not, this is sometimes a complex problem.

But I'm sure some casinos that already have a good reputation they will not let damage their reputation and still maintain for the sake of credibility, sometimes every casino must have its own problems.

[Hispo]

Was thinking about this earlier, since I’ve seen a lot of scam accusations here and there, mostly about multi-accounting. But I’m curious, have you ever heard of a player getting accused of cheating after hitting a big win on slots?

Some casinos reportedly deny huge slot payouts, saying the player somehow cheated or violated TOS. I’m not even sure how that’s possible with slots since it’s all RNG, but maybe they just use that as an excuse not to pay. Do you think multi-accounting can even apply to slot games, or is it just their way of avoiding big losses?

I mean... shady and non-liquid casinos will always try to minimize their losses when some gambler manager to hit a jackpot, they see their business in danger and take the bad path of weaponizing their Terms of Service against rightful gamblers who did nothing wrong.

I have not personally see a case of someone being denied their money just because they got to hit a jackpot, but I know of some cases here in the forum of a couple of casinos which initially denied money to jackpot winners and ended up getting to a deal with them, in order to save some of their reputation and volume of gamblers.

That is one of the main reasons I will always be careful when trying new and unproven casinos and bookies, one never knows how much money they actually have to pay their gamblers.

[Viscore]

That is one of the main reasons I will always be careful when trying new and unproven casinos and bookies, one never knows how much money they actually have to pay their gamblers.

Reputation is a huge factor. As gamblers, why would we even play on a casino that doesn’t have a good name? Whether it’s new or old doesn’t matter as much as how solid their reputation is. Some new ones even get popular fast because they pay big winnings without any issues, so gamblers should support those.

And we also have to make sure we can meet all the requirements. Some casinos don’t ask for KYC right away, but we should still be ready to provide documents or do a selfie if they ask. That way we can claim our winnings without any problems.

[programmer3666]

Was thinking about this earlier, since I’ve seen a lot of scam accusations here and there, mostly about multi-accounting. But I’m curious, have you ever heard of a player getting accused of cheating after hitting a big win on slots?

Some casinos reportedly deny huge slot payouts, saying the player somehow cheated or violated TOS. I’m not even sure how that’s possible with slots since it’s all RNG, but maybe they just use that as an excuse not to pay. Do you think multi-accounting can even apply to slot games, or is it just their way of avoiding big losses?

If I understand you correctly someone won big and they have refused to pay him accusing him of scam ?
Nothing like that at all , everything in a casino gambling site has been programmed no one can just easily scam someone like that because it's not easy like that ,even when you have multiple accounts is not still going to work out scamming people or to scam the owner by multiple accounts,that's not easy at all.

sure bro! that slot games are fully controlled by RNG so it is almost impossible for a player to cheat the system. when a casino accuses someone of scamming after a big win! it is usually not about the slot itself but about things like bonus abuse  VPN use or identity issues. most of the time it looks more like an excuse to delay or avoid paying a large payout to players! multi accounting doesn’t really give any advantage on slots so blaming that doesn’t make much sense.a reputable casino should pay if the win is legitimate

[dimonstration]

sure bro! that slot games are fully controlled by RNG so it is almost impossible for a player to cheat the system. when a casino accuses someone of scamming after a big win! it is usually not about the slot itself but about things like bonus abuse  VPN use or identity issues. most of the time it looks more like an excuse to delay or avoid paying a large payout to players! multi accounting doesn’t really give any advantage on slots so blaming that doesn’t make much sense.a reputable casino should pay if the win is legitimate

There’s some incident before that a certain slot games was exploited due to slot games glitch. There’s some slot games that has some glitch since the error is on the program side.

But it’s not a regular scenario and normally what you said is the frequent scenario that happened since it’s easier to abuse the bonus instead of finding glitch on a slot games.

[Pi-network314159]

Was thinking about this earlier, since I’ve seen a lot of scam accusations here and there, mostly about multi-accounting. But I’m curious, have you ever heard of a player getting accused of cheating after hitting a big win on slots?

How is that even possible? I just hear all those stuffs here on this forum, but haven't heard a gambler cheats the Casino when we all know that the casino are Demn smart and careful to make sure they use the house edge to win Gamblers and how is that possible for the gambler to cheat casino. But even if that happens, it is just luck and the casino should not panic. because Gamblers lose a lot each day yet no one is talking. I wonder why casino are too focused on gamblers wining and not gamblers loses.

[STT]

There was a really interesting history program on slot games and the progression of players trying to win by unfair usage of the game.  Almost all of that broadcast was about the physical devices lots of torches and long fashioned metal rods to get into a machine some players came up with to trick a machine into paying out.
  Clearly that mythical age of trickery is over, its very different in the virtual sphere but the most common detail used would be the intro bonuses for new players and thats a valid objection by a casino if people seek unfairly to reuse that one off bonus.

[Wakate]

If the gambler has indeed not violated any rules and can prove that they have not, they certainly will not be left without payment, unless the site is fraudulent and has no intention of paying anyone.

Especially since what is a large prize for us represents practically a fraction of what they earn from the thousands of daily bets. I see no reason for a casino to tarnish its reputation because of this.

This happen often and it's not strange at all. Casino can accuse you of cheating so they don't want to pay you anything. If you have proof that you did not cheat at all, they should be free from the accusation and your money need to be paid without any reduction. There are people who must have fell in this kind of situation and it can be unfair to people who might not know how to experience themselves about the accusation.

[stadus]

There was a really interesting history program on slot games and the progression of players trying to win by unfair usage of the game.  Almost all of that broadcast was about the physical devices lots of torches and long fashioned metal rods to get into a machine some players came up with to trick a machine into paying out.
  Clearly that mythical age of trickery is over, its very different in the virtual sphere but the most common detail used would be the intro bonuses for new players and thats a valid objection by a casino if people seek unfairly to reuse that one off bonus.

Given that, there’s a valid reason to freeze the winnings if there’s really a TOS violation. But that wasn’t the point here. What if the user isn’t cheating at all, but the casino is the one trying to find a hole just to make it look like there’s something wrong? Something small that they could easily ignore since it’s not a pattern or an exploit, but they use it as an excuse to hold the money.

For example, they suddenly claim the deposit came from a “dirty source,” and since they’re regulated, they trigger their AML procedures. But sometimes it feels like they just use that to mess with the gambler until you eventually give up and move on.

[Orpichukwu]

Some casinos reportedly deny huge slot payouts, saying the player somehow cheated or violated TOS. I’m not even sure how that’s possible with slots since it’s all RNG, but maybe they just use that as an excuse not to pay. Do you think multi-accounting can even apply to slot games, or is it just their way of avoiding big losses?

Violating the casino TOS: that's very much possible, but cheating in RNG games is what's hard to figure out unless the game has some kind of bug which the player took advantage of. If not, one of the most common excuses casinos use to freeze and deny players their winnings is multi-account, which some players are indirectly affected by without even knowing since two people from the same household could be using the same casino without even realizing it until their attention is called upon.