The Importance of Reading the Fine Print

We at Newbingosites.net are always reminding folk of how important it is to read those terms and conditions before opting in to any promotions or offers any particular site may have.

Yes we all know it can be like wading through mud at times but it really does pay to check things out, then we can feel safe and secure in the knowledge that we know exactly what we are opting into?..WRONG!

Believe it or not there are the odd casinos that act in rather an underhanded way.  Not technically wrong but never-the-less definitely underhanded.

This was proved by Lucky Nugget casino (who at this moment in time do not offer bingo as an option) decided to put their first deposit clause of how much can be withdrawn if a player won not in the first deposit rules but in with their GENERAL terms and conditions!

Now there is nothing unusual about any site having a limit of how much you can withdraw on a first deposit win, (usually 6x) but the very fact that this rule was stuck in the general T&C is rather shocking, especially when you consider the fact that it cost one particular player a massive £14,000 worth of winnings which was confiscated due to this rule.

As this rule is only relevant to first deposits why put it in their general terms and conditions in the first place?

Lucky Nugget turned out to be not so very lucky with their misleading placement of this rule and it is a shame that a once reputable site has let this happen at all.

But then again it reminds us that reading those rules and regulations, terms and conditions really can pay off in the end, no matter how tedious they are.

That is why Newbingosites.net only brings to you what we consider to be the very best quality in both game-play and promotional offers.  If we ever found a site that acted as Lucky Nuggets has done, we would not give them space on our page.

So again, please PLEASE read those terms and conditions, rules and regulations before ever opting in for a promotion or bonus, and do let us know if you find anything that doesn’t sit quite right with any of the sites that we promote.