FairGo casino withdrawal limits and max bet rules

Yeah I hear you, it is outrageous. The low weekly withdrawal limit is the way that a lot of casinos that now service Australians have been working for years with American customers. That is because the American banking system wants nothing to do with online gambling. Americans have had to accept it because they have no other option, and now Aussies have joined the club.

The max bet rules would be ok (after all it is their casino, their rules) so long as they programmed the system to stop you from breaking them. The operator of Fair Go does not (along with a whole host of others), despite our requests in both public and private for a number of years now. They can't claim they don't know about the issue and the problems it causes so we can only conclude that they don't care about protecting their customers from accidentally breaking the rules and would rather keep it up their sleeves as an excuse to save them from paying a few big winners from time to time.

As far as ACMA goes, I am dumbfounded that they would instruct ISPs to block a couple of sites and only then told the public to withdraw their money. If they actually cared about people's welfare they would have given everyone a warning in advance and given them time to withdraw. I can't decide whether they are intentionally malicious or just plain stupid.

Yep and if you had been playing at a licensed and regulated casino like you could have been before ACMA went on the warpath you would have had the money in your bank within a day or two.

But now there's really nothing you can do. They aren't licensed anywhere that offers a regulated arbitration process or any assistance to players. So you are totally at the casino's mercy in a dispute.

We've tried unsuccessfully to deal with case after case with this group over the past few years. All we have learned is that they are strict and inflexible in this application of the rules. They don't rip people off in the sense of making things up or refusing to pay legitimate winnings. But if you did break the max bet on a bonus rule (or any other), even if for only a couple of bets and even if you lost money, they won't care and nothing we can do will change their mind.

Budge, please pm me and take any advice given here with a grain of salt. If you can't pm, advise approximate amounts of winnings, deposit amounts and timeframe if these.

Hey have you got some inside on how to get my winnings out of fairgo casino I'll give $5000 to you if you can help me they owe we $29000 took all my winnings after I had my documents approved , they let me request my withdraws , waited 40ish hours to receive an email saying my funds have been voided as I broke the max bet rule, I did start with a bonus with my deposit, I out wagered the 60z wager ten fold, after winnings $1000 to $2000 to $8000 to $24000 to $39000, I pumped $26000 back into the casino on $50 bets on Fu chi slot machine taking me down to $12500 i then won about $20000 and played a few K I played it down to $29000 and tryed to do 4x withdraws of $2500 they rejected my claims and took all my winnings out of my account and funded me with $30

Johnathon, we've been unsuccessful in getting them to pay people who have accidentally broken the rule for 1 or 2 spins and lost money, well after they had won big. i.e. clearly unintentional cases that did not give the player an advantage which is what the rule is supposed to be stopping (i.e load up on big bets at he start then reduce bets after a win to grid out the wagering).

They have repeatedly shown no interest in programming their systems to prevent it from happening to unknowing players, which is near enough to 100% of cases. After all no advantage player who goes over the rules with a fine tooth comb looking for loopholes to exploit is going to break this rule. They don't care though. It is clear that this rule is used as an excuse to void winnings whenever they can. In your case if you have made 61 spins over the limit there is no way they are going to budge.