Cashy Justice Fund?

[Betwrong]

~ I would suggest ignoring ‘good promos’ from unknown sites and sticking with ‘those old’ ones that are, first, reliable, and secondly, have 99% of the games any other gambling site has.

For some people, it's a job - finding new casinos and collecting as many bonuses as possible.
But I agree with you - for the average gambler, it's better not to try to get a big bonus from an unknown casino.

P.S. But even if I decide to visit such a casino, I'll ignore the bonuses, deposit only enough for a few games, and withdraw all my winnings.

The thing is that even if you won, you wouldn't be able to withdraw your winnings. The same goes for people for whom, as you said, "it's a job - finding new casinos and collecting as many bonuses as possible". It's a bad job. I'd even say it's not a job at all.

Find a good job, a job that you like, that you're one of the best at, and that pays decently. Then gamble for pleasure on top sites. Let gambling be your entertainment, not your job.

[tread93]

But personally, I think this is mainly a way to attract gamblers away from other casinos and get them to switch to Cashy.  From a marketing perspective, that makes perfect sense.

If this is their marketing PR, then it is a very good and positive one. Those people they paid their looses would share the testimony to others and both them and their recruits would turn to Cashy as more people would come to feel safe and trust them. I find it very interesting, effective and unique. If they treat their clients well and do the charity, then their tactics would be productive.

Instead of hiring influencers and handing out sponsorship deals, they chose to relate directly to gamblers which is super nice. The $1m investment might as well be a good and effective one.

Positive initiative for sure but knowing people I doubt it will last long. Someone will show up demanding their money back and get refused for perfectly objective reasons and then say "you refunded my friend but you refuse me so what are you scammers?"
the people it was made for might be the ones who end up ruining it

Yeah I do hope that it does last long though, it’s rare to find something like this nowadays. I feel like most people are so consumed with greed that they are hardly even generous anymore. It’s sad. But hey we can only hope that people will turn from their foolish ways and do what is right, that is how/ when things start to get better.

[Zlantann]

For some people, it's a job - finding new casinos and collecting as many bonuses as possible.
But I agree with you - for the average gambler, it's better not to try to get a big bonus from an unknown casino.

P.S. But even if I decide to visit such a casino, I'll ignore the bonuses, deposit only enough for a few games, and withdraw all my winnings.

The thing is that even if you won, you wouldn't be able to withdraw your winnings. The same goes for people for whom, as you said, "it's a job - finding new casinos and collecting as many bonuses as possible". It's a bad job. I'd even say it's not a job at all.

Find a good job, a job that you like, that you're one of the best at, and that pays decently. Then gamble for pleasure on top sites. Let gambling be your entertainment, not your job.

I call them bonus chasers. Their job is to find a new casino that offers bonuses and register to benefit from their offers. In my early days of gambling, I had a friend who was very skillful in that. He had many emails that he used to move from one casino to another. I can attest that he never benefited from his behavior because the wagering requirements are always high. Another problem such people don't consider is that they are exposing their personal details to multiple gambling platforms.

You have offered good advice that they should get a job or learn a skill that could contribute to having a good life instead of depending on gambling. Although we expect wins from gambling, it shouldn't be seen as a source of income.

[DrBeer]

One might assume that this is a mix of marketing and a certain kind of "business" operating on the border between the white and gray markets-I'll explain in a moment. As we understand it, NO ONE will EVER just spend their money like that for no reason. Any investment must generate a return, and that return must exceed the investment. How can they make money?
In my opinion,
- this is exactly how they advertise themselves as an "exceptionally honest casino", which boosts trust and attracts users.
- Negative publicity, based on REAL situations, against other casinos can cost those casinos enormous reputational damage. And they'll be willing to "pay to have the case dropped." There will be quite a few such casinos, we know very well how widespread this behavior is among a certain segment of the casino industry.