Casinomeister warning about Be The Dealer.com

Max Drayman, who provides useful and reliable online gambling information at his site Casinomeister.com, announced an atypical warning in opposition to an Internet casino operator last week after being shifted from one section to another.

The key grievance involved a player who had been ineffectively attempting to obtain a justifiable payment of around $33,500 for more than a few months from Be The Dealer.com. The casino had suggested and committed to a sequences of installment payments but did not succeeded to go through following the initial payment had been made. The casino then skipped on 2 following payments at which point the player requested assistance from the customer support.

The casino originally did not agree to talk openly about the case but guaranteed Casinomeister that the player had been introduced with "a resolution". The player had supposedly agreed to this, and the casino assured that the missing payments will be credited to the player within few days. None of it took place.

Again Casinomeister contacted the casino and was again informed that a resolution had been introduced and the player has agreed. The player confirmed that a new date had been set for the payments. Those dates have again passed by without appropriate conclusion.

Emails from Casinomeister and the player to Be The Dealer and to the casino manager now go unreturned. Now the few weeks have passed and nothing new has brought up from Be The Dealer.
"Warning: BeTheDealer is not paying players even after agreeing to payout terms. The casino manager repeatedly makes and breaks commitments with the end result that players wait but the payments never come. When the requests for help become inconvenient the casino people simply refuse to reply." Warning posted by Casinomeister.

Casino News: Casinomeister warning about Be The Dealer.com

Casinomeister warning about Be The Dealer.com