Winner Denied his Jackpot

11/03/2008		Winner Denied his Jackpot
Home History Games News Dictionary		As most responsible gamers know, who you play with is by and far more important than what you play, or even how. More decisions in regards to the casinos you patronize can often have disappointing if not shameful results. Such is the unfortunate case for a particular player who has gotten tangled up in a bout of ‘Pay Me My Money’ with online casino BeTheDealer.com The player, who has requested to remain anonymous, won a jackpot in the amount of $33,500 from the website and has spent months trying to receive his payout. Apparently, a deal was struck between the winner and the casino, permitting them to payout his rewards in cash installments. After the casino defaulted on a number of payments, said winner decided to elict help from a third party dispute mediator, from website Casinomeister.com. Max Drayman has been working on the case. After initial resistance in accepting communications from Drayman, BeTheDealer again made financial arrangements for the payout. Casinomeister was assured that a ‘solution’ had been reached with the player, and that all missing payments would be taken care of in a couple of days. They weren’t. The back and forth has continued for months, each time with BeTheDealer communicating that the dispute will be resolved to the jackpot winner’s satisfaction, and each time the online casino has defaulted. Clearly, as is posted on Casinomeister’s webpage, any players visiting the internet casino should proceed with caution. BeTheDealer is NOT approved by eCOGRA and players gambling there do so at their own risk.

11/03/2008

Winner Denied his Jackpot

As most responsible gamers know, who you play with is by and far more important than what you play, or even how. More decisions in regards to the casinos you patronize can often have disappointing if not shameful results. Such is the unfortunate case for a particular player who has gotten tangled up in a bout of ‘Pay Me My Money’ with online casino BeTheDealer.com

The player, who has requested to remain anonymous, won a jackpot in the amount of $33,500 from the website and has spent months trying to receive his payout. Apparently, a deal was struck between the winner and the casino, permitting them to payout his rewards in cash installments. After the casino defaulted on a number of payments, said winner decided to elict help from a third party dispute mediator, from website Casinomeister.com. Max Drayman has been working on the case.

After initial resistance in accepting communications from Drayman, BeTheDealer again made financial arrangements for the payout. Casinomeister was assured that a ‘solution’ had been reached with the player, and that all missing payments would be taken care of in a couple of days. They weren’t.

The back and forth has continued for months, each time with BeTheDealer communicating that the dispute will be resolved to the jackpot winner’s satisfaction, and each time the online casino has defaulted. Clearly, as is posted on Casinomeister’s webpage, any players visiting the internet casino should proceed with caution. BeTheDealer is NOT approved by eCOGRA and players gambling there do so at their own risk.