Blocking for a shared IP in the hostel and hidden bonus criteria

[molodoy]

I was blocked from withdrawing funds for allegedly creating a multiaccount account from the same IP address. But I live in a student dormitory, where there is one external IP for hundreds of people. I provided a certificate from the network administrator — zero emotions, the decision was not canceled. The money is stuck. Another unpleasant nuance: when activating the "increased cash-out" bonus, it turned out that it applies only to events with a coefficient above 5.0, but this was kept silent in the conditions before activation. As a result, the bonus burned out, and so did the nerves. Which bookmaker should I choose so that they don't use IP addresses and honestly specify all the bonus criteria before accepting them?

[Bill Shiphr]

Blocking over a shared IP is a common problem in dormitories. Provide help from the network administrator or provider that the IP is dynamic and shared. That's usually enough. Hidden bonus criteria — ask for a link to the full terms.

[AleksShamles]

Blocking for multiaccounting due to a shared IP address in a dormitory is a stupid formalism that ignores reality. The hidden bonus terms that you learn about after the fact are a scam. The criteria should be disclosed immediately. I got tired of such surprises and chose the  Melbet mobile website. They understand the nuances of the network, and each condition of the bonus program is written in large print before it is activated, without hidden additions in the basement of the site.