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CasinoGuru Complaint – BC.Game

Issue: Bonus winnings voided after wagering requirement was completed

Casino

BC.Game

Player status

SVIP / High-roller

Bonus

400K Flashdrop redemption code (official BC.Game Telegram promotion)

Complaint statement (copy-paste ready)

I am filing this complaint because BC.Game voided my bonus winnings after the wagering requirements were fully completed, which contradicts the purpose of the promotion and was not clearly disclosed at the point of redemption.

I redeemed a "400K Flashdrop" bonus code, available only to players who had wagered over 400,000, indicating it was a high-roller/VIP incentive. The bonus amount was approximately $20–$26 USDT, with a 40× wagering requirement.

I played using the bonus balance, completed the wagering requirement in full, and the bonus reached "Bonus Unlocked" status. At that point, my balance was higher than the original bonus amount. However, immediately after unlocking, all winnings above the bonus amount were voided, leaving me with only 100% of the starting bonus.

Support confirmed that this was intentional and claimed that bonus winnings cannot exceed 100% of the bonus amount, based on general bonus rules. However:

This restriction was not disclosed under the Flashdrop promotion

There was no visible maximum winnings or "100% cap" notice at redemption

I only became aware of this rule after my winnings were removed

Once a bonus is marked "Unlocked", there should not be a voided amount. A "Bonus Unlocked" row that simultaneously shows winnings being voided is internally contradictory and defeats the purpose of completing wagering requirements.

From a player perspective, this makes the promotion unreasonable:

I was required to wager ~$800+

While any winnings above ~$20 were automatically removed

Making the incentive effectively pointless unless the player avoids winning

This contradicts standard industry practice, my prior experience on BC.Game, and reasonable player expectations—especially for a VIP-targeted promotion. If such a strict cap exists, it should be clearly stated directly under the bonus offer, otherwise players are misled into wagering under false assumptions.

I am not asking for special treatment. I am requesting that BC.Game credit the winnings earned after the wagering requirement was completed, or otherwise resolve this fairly. I also believe this issue may be linked to recent platform/app changes, as I have previously redeemed bonuses without this outcome.

Resolution requested

Credit of the voided winnings earned after bonus wagering was completed

or

A fair adjustment consistent with transparent bonus practices

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Hello,

Thank you very much for submitting your complaint. I’m sorry to hear about your negative experience with BC.Game Casino.

Please allow me to ask you a few questions so I can better understand the situation.

• Could you please share with me the information available regarding the promotion you participated in?
• Could you please share with me the justification the casino used to
• Share screenshots here or send the information to my email at tomas@casino.guru.

I hope we will be able to help you resolve this issue as soon as possible. Thank you very much in advance for your reply.

Best regards,

Tomas

Due to the increased volume of complaints during this time of year, we kindly request your patience while awaiting our responses. We aim to publish each complaint within 72 hours of submission, but reserve up to 7 days to reply to any subsequent comments. Additionally, please be aware that it might take a bit longer for your complaint to be assigned to a resolver, as we are currently managing over 1,000 complaints. Your understanding is greatly appreciated. Wishing you a delightful holiday season, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Screenshot A – Promotion Advertisement

Highlight:

Wagering requirement (35x)

Eligibility condition (400K wagered)

Annotation:

"No maximum winnings or withdrawal cap disclosed"

Screenshot B – Rollover Details

Highlight:

Wagering completed = €858.81

Status = Done

Withdrawable Funds shown

Annotation:

"All wagering conditions fulfilled"

Screenshot C – Transaction Ledger

Highlight:

"Bonus Unlocked" +€24.56

"Bonus Unlocked" −€5,598.42

Annotation:

"Simultaneous unlock and void of winnings"

Screenshot D – BC.Game VIP Chat

Highlight:

Their confirmation that transparency matters

Their acknowledgment that your point is valid

Annotation:

"Operator acknowledges disclosure concern"

Second Complaint – Bonus Cancellation Outcome Contradicts Displayed Balance & Prior Winnings (BC.Game)

I am opening this second Casino Guru review to supplement and reinforce my first complaint, as the same issue has occurred again and is now compounded by how bonus cancellation is displayed and applied.

As shown in the attached screenshot(s), the bonus in question was a sports free bet winnings bonus with the following clearly displayed details:

Bonus amount: +27 BCD

Rollover requirement: 20×

Total wager required: $540

Wager completed: $40

Status: Ongoing

Expiry date clearly shown

When attempting to cancel the bonus, the system displayed a confirmation screen stating that:

7.44 BCD of bonus balance would be lost

My balance after removing the bonus would be 74.802300687 BCD

This is critical: the interface explicitly represented that a specific balance would remain after cancellation. This bonus was also the only active/running bonus at the time, meaning the displayed post-cancellation balance could only reasonably be interpreted as funds belonging to me and no longer subject to wagering.

However, after cancellation:

The bonus and all related winnings were forfeited

The promised post-cancellation balance was not made withdrawable

My effective outcome was zero payout

This directly contradicts what was shown to me at the time of cancellation and materially influenced my decision-making.

Further, had this bonus been handled correctly and transparently:

I should have retained at least the majority of winnings from the previous bonus, which was also voided

Conservatively, I estimate ~90% of my winnings from the prior bonus should have remained, as there was no accurate or timely warning that all winnings would be invalidated regardless of compliance or cancellation

Instead, I am now facing a compounding loss:

First bonus winnings voided without clear warning

Second bonus shows a specific balance remaining after cancellation

That represented balance is not honored

Support responses do not address the discrepancy between what the UI shows and what is enforced

When I raised this with support, the replies focused on general statements about bonus forfeiture and even addressed my "feelings," rather than explaining:

Why a post-cancellation balance is displayed if it is not honored

Why the system presents cancellation as yielding a remaining balance

Why multiple bonuses result in total loss regardless of apparent compliance

This is no longer an isolated misunderstanding. It demonstrates a pattern of misleading bonus presentation, where:

Values and balances are shown in the interface

Players act based on those representations

Outcomes do not match what is displayed

I respectfully request Casino Guru to review this second case in conjunction with my first complaint, as together they show repeated and systemic inconsistencies between BC.Game’s bonus UI, communicated conditions, and actual enforcement.

Third Bonus Confirms Systemic Issue

I am adding this update to my complaint as the same issue has now occurred for a third time, further confirming that this is not an isolated misunderstanding but a systemic problem with how bonuses are presented and enforced.

As shown in the attached screenshots, this third bonus had the following characteristics:

Bonus amount: ~400 BCD

Rollover requirement: 40×

Total wager required: $16,023.04

Wager completed: $16,023.04 (100%)

Bonus status: Done

Withdrawable funds shown: ~$400 only

Despite completing the full wagering requirement, the final withdrawable amount was limited to the original bonus amount, with all excess winnings removed.

This mirrors the outcome of the previous two bonuses on my account:

Large wagering requirements were imposed

Progress and completion were tracked in the UI

Intermediate balances were shown

The final result was always capped at the bonus amount, regardless of wager size or outcomes

At no point was it clearly disclosed that:

Wagering does not unlock actual winnings, and

Completing a $16,000+ wagering requirement would result in no upside beyond the face value of the bonus

The platform interface actively represents these bonuses as capable of generating winnings, showing balances, progress, and "Done" status, yet enforcement contradicts this representation.

Taken together, these three separate bonuses, from different sources, demonstrate a pattern of misleading bonus presentation, where the practical outcome is fixed while the wagering requirement is extreme and the limitation is not clearly disclosed upfront.

I am requesting Casino Guru to review all three bonuses collectively, as they establish a systemic issue rather than a one-off dispute.

Complaint Update – Evidence Submitted & Resolution Clarified

I am adding a brief update for context while previous posts are pending approval.

I have now provided a consolidated, annotated evidence pack covering all three bonus instances, including backend transaction records, rollover completion screens, cancellation outcomes, and support correspondence.

For clarity, the resolution I am seeking is the crediting of winnings that were voided after wagering requirements were completed, across all three promotions, or an equivalent adjustment consistent with how the bonuses were presented in the interface at the time of play.

The same evidence has been shared with the casino and the Curaçao licensing authority so that all parties are reviewing the same factual record.

I am happy to provide any additional information if required.

Hello erigs,

We would like to update you that due to Tomas, your designated resolver, being on vacation, we have opted to extend the timeline by an additional 7 days. Since Tomas has an in-depth understanding of your situation and maintains direct communication with the casino, we find this extension justified. Your patience is sincerely appreciated, and I assure you that Tomas will contact you at the earliest opportunity.

Thank you for your understanding and ongoing patience.

Best regards, Casino Guru

Thank you for the update and for letting me know.

I understand the timeline extension and am happy to wait for Tomas to resume handling the case.

Please let me know if any additional information or clarification is needed in the meantime.

Dear erigs,

Thanks for your patience and the update. We've reached the point where we would contact the casino and ask them for their point of view regarding both issues.

Unfortunately, I would like to inform you that since this casino has 10+ cases closed as "No Reaction Policy", we are forced to close your complaint as "unresolved". This will affect the overall rating of the casino. I understand this isn't a satisfactory solution to your issue; however, the decrease in rating caused by unresolved complaints could change the casino's approach.

Regrettably, it seems to be a common practice of BC.Game Casino to ignore us completely in our attempts to mediate any kind of issue. Please check all our previous failed attempts to negotiate. We have sent numerous emails and tried to communicate with live chat representatives as well as with affiliate team members. Unfortunately, all efforts to resolve any kind of issue have died as the complaints grew in number. We strictly recommend staying away from BC.Game Casino for this reason. I wish I could be of more help. The casino can reopen this complaint anytime.

We’ve reopened this complaint at the request of BC.Game Casino. We would like to allow this case one more chance to be resolved and help both parties involved to reach a satisfactory conclusion.

Message from the casino representative:

Thank you for your feedback. To clarify:

BC.Game has no 100% winnings cap. Once full wagering (e.g. 40×) is completed, the bonus unlocks fully into real money and is withdrawable — regardless of profit or loss during play. No excess winnings are voided.

The "400K Flashdrop" and similar past promotions were bonus money, requiring wagering to unlock (unlike real money bonuses, which have no wagering).

We’ve now launched 0 house edge mode and stopped issuing bonus money promotions. Historical bonuses cannot be retroactively changed.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support!

Thank you for reopening the complaint.

I would like to clarify an inconsistency that remains unresolved.

In the casino’s message above, BC.Game states that once full wagering (e.g. 40x) is completed, the bonus unlocks fully into real money and is withdrawable, with no excess winnings voided.

However, in my VIP Prime Mission case, after completing the wagering requirements and seeing the balance marked as "Bonus Unlocked," approximately 118,000 in winnings were subsequently removed, and my VIP manager advised that withdrawals are capped at the original bonus amount.

These two positions directly contradict each other.

If BC.Game’s statement above accurately reflects how bonus money operates, then the winnings removed after the bonus was unlocked should not have been voided. If an exception applies to VIP Prime Missions, that exception was not clearly disclosed in the promotion terms or reflected in the interface at the time of play.

I am therefore seeking clarification and reconciliation based on the casino’s stated logic, rather than a retroactive change to any bonus conditions.

I would like to clarify a factual inconsistency using the transaction ledger itself.

At the moment the bonus was marked as "Unlocked" (1/1/2026, 7:40 PM), two actions occurred simultaneously:

• a credit of +$400.00 labeled "Bonus Unlocked," and

• a negative adjustment of −$118,393.68 labeled as bonus funds.

This indicates that the system did not unlock the accumulated balance generated during wagering, but instead reinstated only the original bonus amount while removing the remainder at the same timestamp.

This behavior contradicts the statement that, once wagering is completed, the bonus unlocks fully into real money with no excess winnings voided. If this mechanism is intended, it was not disclosed in the promotion terms or reflected in the interface at the time of play.

I am seeking clarification as to which interpretation reflects the actual intended operation of the bonus, based on the recorded ledger events.

Public Notice – Bonus Terms Misrepresentation / Inconsistent Enforcement (BC.Game)

I am posting this to make other players aware of a material inconsistency between BC.Game’s public-facing bonus descriptions and the explanation I was given directly by BC.Game support.

What BC.Game publicly communicates

BC.Game’s promotions, FAQs, and bonus descriptions indicate that:

Bonus funds are usable for wagering

Winnings accumulate during play

Restrictions are framed around withdrawal conditions (wagering multiple, max cashout, etc.)

At no point is it clearly or prominently stated that all accumulated winnings are automatically forfeited after wagering is completed, leaving only the original bonus amount.

What BC.Game support stated privately (Discord ticket)

I was explicitly told:

[quote]"After the wagering requirement is met, you only receive the amount that was given to you as a bonus."[/quote]

This means:

Regardless of gameplay outcomes

Regardless of balance growth during wagering

Regardless of completing the wagering requirement

👉 All accumulated winnings are removed, and only the original bonus amount remains.

Why this is a problem

These two positions are not equivalent.

A conditional withdrawal model (public-facing) is fundamentally different from a post-wagering forfeiture model (private explanation).

If BC.Game intended the latter, it must be clearly disclosed upfront, as it radically changes player risk and expected behavior.

Explaining this only after wagering is completed is misleading at best.

What I am requesting (not disputing gameplay)

I am not disputing game outcomes or wagering completion. I am requesting:

Full transaction ledger (before/after balances)

Timestamps and bonus state changes

Confirmation whether an internal risk/audit or automated system triggered this action

Identification of where this forfeiture model is explicitly stated in the applicable published bonus terms

Why I’m posting publicly

Because this explanation:

Contradicts public bonus representations

Was only communicated after the fact

Affects any player using bonus funds under the belief that winnings accrue subject to withdrawal rules

Players deserve clear, upfront disclosure, not post-completion reinterpretation.

I encourage BC.Game to publicly clarify which model applies and update their published materials accordingly.

The official VIP Prime Mission terms state that Bonus Money is credited, can be used for betting, and requires a 40x turnover to withdraw. Nowhere in the published terms, rollover interface, or bonus metadata is it stated that accumulated winnings above the original bonus are forfeited after wagering completion.

The system allowed unrestricted balance growth during wagering and applied forfeiture only after completion, without any real-time cap or prior disclosure. This represents a material omission, as the forfeiture condition fundamentally alters the outcome of the promotion and is not disclosed alongside the wagering requirement.

Dear erigs,

Thank you for your cooperation and for providing all the necessary information. I truly appreciate the time and effort you’ve taken to share everything with us so far.

Your complaint will now move to the next stage of our process and be handled by your dedicated Resolver, Michal (michal.k@casino.guru). This is a standard step in our procedure, as the Resolver will take over communication with the casino directly and manage your case from this point onward.

No action is required from you right now. Your Resolver will reach out through this thread if any additional details are needed. You can rest assured that your case is in very capable hands.

I wish you the best of luck and hope your case will be resolved to your satisfaction soon.

Kind regards,

Tomas

Hello erigs,

I'm Michal, and I have taken over this complaint. After reviewing this case, I must admit that I do not fully grasp the entire issue, as you have raised multiple points and even questioned some quite clear industry-standard rules or practices.

In general, each bonus may have its own specific rules; however, if any particular rules (such as maximum bet, specific games, or maximum withdrawal/win limits) are not explicitly linked to that bonus, the general bonus rules remain applicable unless the bonus is distinctly presented or offered as a "No rule" bonus.

That being said, even the responses from the casino team appear to be somewhat inconsistent.

I will contact the casino to gain further insight into this matter and to see how I might be able to assist.

I would like to extend an invitation to BC.Game Casino to join the discussion.

Dear BC.Game Casino,

Could you please provide more clarity regarding this issue, including a detailed explanation of the events that transpired, the rules that were in effect at that time and how the player was made aware of this?

If there are any factors contributing to this matter that cannot be disclosed publicly, I would appreciate it if you could send the information and evidence to me at michal.k@casino.guru for an independent review.

Thank you in advance.

Please view screen recording for clarity:

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Note: the first 4 deposit bonus.conditions are being refefenced as site wide conditions for all bonuses.

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Thank you for your detailed feedback and for bringing this issue to our attention again. We truly value your experience and take your concerns very seriously.

We understand your frustration regarding the Bonus Money rules. Our bonus terms are as follows:

https://bcgameru1.com/zh-CN/help/bonus 

It is clearly stated that Bonus Funds Withdrawal: The maximum amount that can be unlocked from the bonus cannot exceed 100% of the bonus amount. Any excess will be forfeited

To significantly improve the player experience, starting in 2026, we have been making large-scale changes:

Most promotional rewards are now being switched to Real Money bonuses, which require no additional wagering and are fully withdrawable.

We are continuously reducing the use of Bonus Money-type rewards and ensuring any remaining ones have clear restrictions displayed.

Additionally, we have recently launched our new "0 House Edge (0HE)" games, where players get 100% of the house edge back—truly win what you win. We warmly invite you to try this feature and experience the transparency firsthand.

As a valued SVIP player, your feedback helps us improve. We are committed to providing you and all high-roller players with a fairer and more enjoyable environment. We hope you'll give us the chance to show these improvements through the new Real Money rewards and 0HE gameplay.

Thank you once again for your valuable input. Players like you help us become better.

Thank you for your detailed feedback and for bringing this issue to our attention again. We truly value your experience and take your concerns very seriously.

We understand your frustration regarding the Bonus Money rules. Our bonus terms are as follows:

https://bcgameru1.com/help/bonus 

It is clearly stated that Bonus Funds Withdrawal: The maximum amount that can be unlocked from the bonus cannot exceed 100% of the bonus amount. Any excess will be forfeited

To significantly improve the player experience, starting in 2026, we have been making large-scale changes:

Most promotional rewards are now being switched to Real Money bonuses, which require no additional wagering and are fully withdrawable.

We are continuously reducing the use of Bonus Money-type rewards and ensuring any remaining ones have clear restrictions displayed.

Additionally, we have recently launched our new "0 House Edge (0HE)" games, where players get 100% of the house edge back—truly win what you win. We warmly invite you to try this feature and experience the transparency firsthand.

As a valued SVIP player, your feedback helps us improve. We are committed to providing you and all high-roller players with a fairer and more enjoyable environment. We hope you'll give us the chance to show these improvements through the new Real Money rewards and 0HE gameplay.

Thank you once again for your valuable input. Players like you help us become better.

Dear BC.Game Casino,

Thank you for your reply; however, it has not adequately addressed my earlier inquiries. Could you please provide clarification? I kindly request an explanation of the events that occurred, the rules that were applicable at that time, and how the player was transparently informed of this before claiming the bonus.

I would like to clarify the basis on which my Prime Mission winnings were forfeited.

The Prime Mission is a VIP-only, in-app activity with its own displayed terms. Those terms state that rewards are issued as Bonus Money requiring a 40x turnover to unlock, and that withdrawals can be made up to 100% of the bonus amount after completing the turnover requirement.

However, the Prime Mission terms do not state that accumulated winnings will be discarded or that excess winnings are forfeited upon completion. There is no reference within the Prime Mission interface to Deposit Bonus Terms or General Bonus Terms, nor is there any disclosure that a fixed unlock amount applies regardless of gameplay outcome.

BC.Game is currently relying on Deposit Bonus / General Bonus terms to justify forfeiture, but these terms were not referenced, linked, or disclosed in the Prime Mission activity itself, which is a separate VIP reward accessed through a distinct menu and flow.

Please provide a specific reference confirming that SVIP or VIP Prime Mission rewards are subject to a maximum win cap or excess winnings forfeiture, as disclosed to the player at the time of participation. If no such reference exists within the Prime Mission terms, I am requesting management review and adjustment based on insufficient disclosure.

For context, I would also like to note the effective outcome of these promotions after full compliance.

In the Telegram flashdrop promotion, approximately 6,500 USDT in accumulated winnings were voided, resulting in a fixed credit of approximately 28 USDT. In the Prime Mission, approximately 118,000 USDT in accumulated winnings were voided, again resulting in a fixed credit tied to the bonus amount.

Across both cases, despite meeting the wagering requirements said to unlock the bonus, the effective return was approximately 0.5% of the accumulated winnings. This consistent outcome suggests that the final payout was not determined by gameplay results but by an undisclosed fixed unlock mechanism.

This reinforces my concern that these VIP promotions were presented using standard rollover terminology and real-time balance display, while operating in practice as capped rewards without clear disclosure. As an SVIP player with significant prior wagering, this outcome was not reasonably apparent at the time of participation.

Additionally, as an SVIP player, there was no disclosure that Prime Mission or other VIP activities were subject to stricter caps or reduced effective returns compared to standard play. If SVIP rewards carry maximum win limits or fixed unlocks, this should be explicitly stated within the VIP activity terms themselves.

I would like to clarify the basis on which my Prime Mission winnings were forfeited.

The Prime Mission is a VIP-only, in-app activity with its own displayed and accessible terms ("Prime Mission Activity Terms"). These terms state:

• Rewards are issued as Bonus Money

• A 40x turnover requirement must be met to unlock

• Withdrawals can be made up to 100% of the bonus amount after completing the 40x requirement

However, the Prime Mission terms do NOT state that:

• accumulated winnings will be discarded upon completion, or

• "excess winnings" beyond the bonus amount will be automatically forfeited.

The forfeiture language relied upon by BC.Game ("any excess winnings will be forfeited") appears only in:

• Casino Deposit Bonus Terms, and

• General Bonus Terms

These documents are separate sections within the Help Center and are not referenced, linked, or incorporated by reference within the Prime Mission interface or its in-app terms.

The Prime Mission also exists within a dedicated VIP / App Check-in area, which:

• has its own menu and help pages,

• contains no stated maximum win limits,

• contains no notice that Deposit Bonus Terms override or apply.

Under basic principles of transparency and consumer fairness:

• Conditions that materially affect payouts must be explicitly disclosed at the point of participation.

• A forfeiture rule cannot be applied retroactively or by implication from unrelated bonus categories.

• VIP-specific promotions cannot rely on generic deposit bonus clauses unless clearly stated.

Accordingly, I request clarification on:

1) Where exactly (within the Prime Mission terms or interface) the forfeiture of excess winnings is disclosed;

2) Why Deposit Bonus Terms were applied to a VIP Prime Mission bonus without explicit cross-reference;

3) Whether BC.Game acknowledges that the Prime Mission terms omit any forfeiture clause.

Given the lack of explicit disclosure, I respectfully request a credit adjustment or goodwill settlement, and a correction of the Prime Mission terms to clearly state all applicable limitations going forward.

We would like to ask the casino to reply to this complaint. We are extending the timer by 7 days. If the casino fails to respond in the set time frame, we will close the complaint as ‘unresolved’ which may negatively affect its rating.

Hello, we have received your question on multiple platforms. I would like to confirm one thing first: we definitely value your needs. Let me explain in detail: Our bonus terms are as follows:

https://bcgameru1.com/help/bonus

We have now implemented large-scale 0HE, allowing you to experience fast crypto deposits. Real deposits are not subject to any bonus money restrictions.

I find the casino’s latest response disappointing and, frankly, concerning. After several days, the reply does not address the specific questions raised and instead repeats the same generic Bonus Terms link that has already been discussed multiple times.

To be clear, my complaint is not about whether general Deposit Bonus Terms exist. It is about whether those terms were transparently disclosed and applicable to the Prime Mission VIP activity at the time I participated.

The Prime Mission is a dedicated, VIP-only, in-app activity with its own interface and displayed terms. Those terms explicitly state that rewards are issued as Bonus Money requiring a 40× turnover and that withdrawals can be made up to 100% of the bonus amount after completion. Nowhere in the Prime Mission interface or its in-app terms is there any disclosure that accumulated winnings beyond the bonus amount will be forfeited, nor is there any reference or link indicating that Deposit Bonus Terms override or apply.

Repeatedly redirecting to general bonus pages does not answer the core issue: where, exactly, was the forfeiture of accumulated winnings disclosed to the player at the point of acceptance of the Prime Mission bonus?

Additionally, I find it inappropriate that the casino is using this unresolved dispute to promote unrelated features such as "0 House Edge" games. A zero house edge claim is only meaningful if transparency and fairness are applied consistently. Advertising new features does not resolve the fact that a VIP-specific promotion was enforced using undisclosed or unrelated rules.

At this stage, the casino has still not explained:

where the forfeiture rule appears within the Prime Mission terms or interface;

why Deposit Bonus Terms were applied without explicit cross-reference;

whether the casino acknowledges that the Prime Mission terms omit any forfeiture clause.

Given the lack of clear disclosure and the repeated non-responsive replies, I respectfully maintain my request for a credit adjustment or goodwill settlement, along with correction of the Prime Mission terms to clearly state all applicable limitations going forward.

Casino Guru itself treats maximum bet limits and withdrawal caps as material terms by explicitly publishing them for BC.Game’s public bonuses. Applying undisclosed or implied restrictions to a VIP Prime Mission — particularly after winnings are generated — contradicts the transparency standards Casino Guru enforces elsewhere. VIP status should not reduce disclosure obligations.

We would like to ask the casino to reply to this complaint. We are extending the timer by 7 days. If the casino fails to respond in the set time frame, we will close the complaint as ‘unresolved’ which may negatively affect its rating.

Formal Statement: BC.Game — Token Representation, Bonus Mechanics, and Undisclosed Forfeiture

1. Background and Context

This statement addresses BC.Game’s refusal to pay winnings generated through BC Originals, using BC.Game’s own cryptographic hash-based gaming system, following completion of an App Check-in bonus obtained via the official BC.Game application.

The bonus in question was 400 BCD, awarded on Day 14 of consecutive daily app check-ins.

This bonus:

Was obtained solely through the official app

Displayed no maximum withdrawable amount

Explicitly stated only a 40× wagering requirement

Did not disclose forfeiture of winnings after wagering completion

Did not reference different or overriding terms elsewhere

All wagering was completed in accordance with the displayed requirement.

2. Token Accuracy, Precision, and Player Interaction

2.1 Coin Accuracy Limits (Platform-Level)

BC.Game publishes a Coin Accuracy Limit table that governs how balances are displayed, wagered, and settled.

Relevant examples:

Token Accuracy Limit SOL0.000001 BTC0.00000001 USDT0.0001 BC (BC Token)0.01

2.2 BC Token Technical Reality vs Player Wallet Representation

The BC token is built on Solana

Solana natively supports 6 decimal places

Internally, BC token balances exist with sub-0.01 precision

Player wallets, however, truncate or quantise balances to 0.01

Example from wallet:

Actual balance: 1.9996094 BC

Displayed / usable value: $0.01

Sub-0.01 amounts exist but are non-actionable

This creates a material disconnect between:

Token value generation

Player-visible value

Wager settlement logic

The token therefore functions as a precision-limited intermediary, not a true representation of player funds.

3. App Check-in Bonus: Terms Fragmentation and Inconsistency

3.1 App-Only Terms vs Website Terms

The App Check-in bonus:

Is only claimable via APK / APP

Displays different wagering terms than the website

Imposes a 40× wagering requirement that is not reflected in the general bonus terms

Contains no visible forfeiture clause in either interface

This creates parallel rule sets:

Website bonus terms

App bonus terms

Backend enforcement logic (undisclosed)

Players cannot reasonably reconcile which rules prevail.

4. Critical Omission: Undisclosed Post-Wager Forfeiture

After completing the entire 40× wagering requirement, all accumulated winnings were forfeited.

Key points:

No interface (app or web) disclosed:

Automatic forfeiture on completion

Zero payout outcome

Wagering serving solely as a sink

No human review was conducted

No specific rule citation was provided

No explanation reconciled the displayed terms with the outcome

This is not a bonus cancellation — it is post-performance confiscation.

5. House Edge Representation vs Reality

BC Originals are marketed as "0 House Edge" games.

However, in this case, the effective house edge becomes absolute, because:

Wagering outcome is irrelevant

Winning probabilities are overridden by forfeiture

Completion of requirements triggers loss, not eligibility

This produces a de facto 99.9%+ house edge, irrespective of cryptographic fairness.

A provably fair hash is meaningless if economic settlement is pre-determined.

6. Regulatory and Licensing Implications

BC.Game is licensed under Anjouan.

Anjouan correspondence explicitly requested not to be CC’d

This confirms regulatory oversight exists

Silence from BC.Game beyond 7 days constitutes a failure to engage

A licensed operator cannot:

Advertise one set of terms

Enforce another

Withhold winnings without disclosure

Rely on automation to avoid accountability

7. Conclusion: Liability Is Systemic, Not Discretionary

This is not a case of:

Bonus abuse

Player misconduct

Misinterpretation of wagering

It is a case of:

Token misrepresentation

Fragmented and conflicting bonus terms

Undisclosed forfeiture logic

Automated enforcement without review

Misleading "0 house edge" claims

The BC token operates as a distraction layer, while real value is captured and withheld by backend logic not visible to players.

8. Requested Resolution

Full release of winnings generated after completion of the 40× wagering requirement

Written clarification of:App vs website term hierarchy

Forfeiture logic

BC token precision handling

Confirmation of human review

Public correction or disclosure to prevent recurrence

This dashboard illustrates the economic scale and active settlement role of the BC token. When read alongside the Coin Accuracy Limit (0.01), it highlights a material discrepancy between the token’s real economic function and the precision afforded to player balances

BC.Game’s own policy clarifies that cryptocurrency balances—not fiat estimates—are the authoritative value. This dispute concerns crypto precision, wagering settlement, and forfeiture logic, not fiat conversion discrepancies.

The Coin Accuracy Limit table shows BC token is constrained to 0.01 precision, despite being built on Solana (6 decimals). This precision mismatch is central to how balances are represented, wagered, and ultimately forfeited.

BC.Game has not responded for over 7 days.

The core issue is not bonus abuse, but a BC token precision discrepancy (BC limited to 0.01 vs SOL at 0.000001 on the same Solana chain) that directly affects settlement and resulted in undisclosed forfeiture after completion of the wagering requirement.

I request Casino Guru’s assistance in obtaining a formal response and resolution from BC.Game.

BC Originals may be provably fair at the game level, but BC.Game applies a BC-only 0.01 precision limit at the settlement layer. Tacoback and Coco bonuses are credited with 6-decimal precision, implying recoverable value, yet player balances cannot realize sub-0.01 amounts. This asymmetric precision introduces an effective house edge through accounting, regardless of RNG fairness, and is not disclosed to players.

I request Casino Guru to update BC.Game’s public-facing bonus/promotion disclosures to clearly reflect the maximum win / max withdrawal rules that BC.Game is applying in practice.

In my case, after completing the stated wagering and seeing the bonus marked as "unlocked," BC.Game removed winnings above the original bonus amount by applying a cap that was not clearly disclosed at redemption for this specific promotion (or was not presented in a way a reasonable player could understand before wagering).

This is counterintuitive: the promotion structure implies players can win through wagering completion, but BC.Game’s enforcement results in "no net winnings beyond the bonus" (or a strict cap) after the fact.

Please either:

(1) confirm where this cap is explicitly disclosed for this promotion at the time of redemption (with screenshots/archived terms), or

(2) note that the terms were unclear/incomplete and update BC.Game’s bonus-term disclosures accordingly, because max win / max withdrawal limits are material bonus conditions.

Evidence attached / can be provided privately: [list what you have—promo screen, "unlocked" status, voiding action, support replies].

The promotion details I received did not disclose any max win / max withdrawal limit. I also have a support statement indicating there is "no win limit" (or that none applies / none is shown).

However, after completing wagering and seeing the bonus marked "Unlocked," BC.Game enforced a rule that removed winnings above the original bonus amount. That is functionally a max-win/max-withdrawal cap.

Please provide one of the following, with evidence:

The exact term shown at redemption for this specific promotion that clearly states the cap; or

An admission that the cap was not clearly disclosed for ths promotion, and confirmation of the remedy (reinstatement/credit of winnings or fair adjustment).

If the cap was not disclosed upfront, applying it after wagering completion is retroactive and misleading, and Casino Guru should update BC.Game’s public bonus disclosures to reflect the actual enforcement practice.

Dear Erigs,

I completely understand the significance of this matter to you, and I appreciate your efforts to provide detailed information. However, as reflected in your multiple previous responses, you have already articulated your perspective quite thoroughly. Reiterating the same points may not contribute further to our progress and could even hinder our effectiveness in resolving the issue.

Therefore, I kindly ask for your understanding as we await a response from the BC.game team, which will allow us to outline the next steps toward resolving your case.

Additionally, please be aware that we are unable to alter the terms and conditions of BC.game casino or the bonus terms and conditions. We are not BC.Game Casino. We do not provide information regarding any exclusive VIP bonuses that BC.Game Casino offers to its players, as these are typically available for only a limited time and are often exclusive to specific players.

I sincerely hope that we will receive a prompt and informative response from the BC.game team. In the meantime, I kindly request your patience, as no additional input is required from you at this point.

Thank you for your understanding.

Dear Michal:

BC.GAME frequently issues bonuses in 2025 to allow users to play the game without spending real money. The main website explains the bonus policy as follows: Bonus Funds Withdrawal: The maximum amount that can be unlocked from the bonus cannot exceed 100% of the bonus amount. Any excess will be forfeited. The website is: https://bc.game/help/bonus

Our bonus money and real money are never the same thing; there is a clear distinction between the two in your wallet. See the screenshot for details. Our bonus money rule is that the bonus money itself is unlocked after meeting the requirements. This rule has been in operation for many years, and we have never confiscated bonuses or unlocked all rewards.

Dear erigs:

1. As explained multiple times, our bonus policy states that the maximum amount unlocked from the bonus cannot exceed 100% of the bonus amount. Any excess will be forfeited. This applies to all bonuses and has remained unchanged for years.

2. The reason the BC token only shows 0.01 is because the value of a single BC is too low; there is no other reason.

3. All bonuses, including check-in bonuses and daily login bonuses, are bonuses and are subject to our bonus terms without exception.

4. After completing 40x wager, you can unlock bonus money, and the unlocked amount cannot exceed 100% of the bonus itself. See our main website (https://bc.game/help/bonus) for details; other sub-sites also provide explanations.

5. Our taco back is the return of the house advantage. If you don't like 0he, there are other regular games available for you to play. All game rules are fair and transparent, and you can view them.

6. We have live customer service on our official website and community administrators available 24/7 to handle issues; and we have never withheld bonuses. Please refer to our bonus rules again: https://bc.game/help/bonus

7. We have never misused bonuses. Bonus money and real money belong to different wallets and have never been mixed together.

8. To reiterate, after accumulating enough Wager points, you can only unlock the bonus itself. This rule is documented in writing and has been in place for several years. For more information, please refer to: https://bc.game/help/bonus

Thank you again for your report. We will work harder to improve user withdrawal efficiency.

Hi Michal,

Understood — I won’t add further repetitive posts.

To help you get a clear, actionable response from BC.Game, the only point I need resolved is the contradiction between (1) the ledger/UI state "Bonus Unlocked" and (2) the outcome where the unlocked amount was not credited / was forfeited.

If BC.Game’s position is that completing the 40x wager only unlocks conversion up to the bonus principal and all accumulated winnings beyond that are forfeited, then that needs to be stated explicitly and matched to the "Unlocked" label (which implies conversion/credit, not a capped eligibility state).

Could you please request from BC.Game (in writing):

1) The exact definition of "Bonus Unlocked" in the ledger/UI

2) Bonus ID + bonus type + terms version + timestamp

3) Calculation trace: bonus principal, wager requirement, proof of completion, amount shown as unlocked, amount credited, amount forfeited, and the internal reason-code mapping to the clause used

I’ll pause further commentary and provide any screenshots/logs you request.

Thank you.

Your statement "BC only shows 0.01 because the value is too low; there is no other reason" is not accurate.

Low unit value does not require a 2-decimal display. Your system already tracks and displays high precision for Taco Back (e.g., 152.25235235), so the platform is clearly capable of finer precision.

Please clarify in writing:

1) What is the defined display precision / tick size for BC (e.g., 0.01)? Where is this documented?

2) Is BC balance floored/rounded for display, and does the backend hold higher precision than the UI?

3) Does this precision policy affect bonus unlocking, conversion to real balance, or forfeiture calculations?

This matters because inconsistent precision creates misleading ledger interpretations and undermines the clarity of the bonus/return mechanics.

Dear erigs,

I understand that the response from the BC game team might still not address all your questions, but it seems to me that the misunderstanding about the bonuses has been appropriately explained. While I concur with you that all bonuses should ideally have important information displayed, however, even if this is not the case, this does not mean the general bonuses do not apply. Please bear in mind that you accepted the casino terms and conditions as well as general bonus rules when you created your account and by participating in any promotion.

Moreover, this "400K Flashdrop" bonus (just like the other previous similar VIP bonuses) was a special VIP promotion available only to certain players for a limited time, thus understandably it might not seem necessary to accompany at times an extensive text with all the related information when it can be quite easily found in the general bonus T&Cs. Furthermore, any such promotion is voluntary; if you find the bonus not attractive, it is solely up to you if you want to claim it or not. As explained by the casino team above: "After completing 40x wager, you can unlock bonus money (I understand this as the winnings from the bonus that are acquired), and the unlocked amount cannot exceed 100% of the bonus itself."

So in simple terms, if you claimed/received, let's say, a $500 VIP bonus, after completing the bonus wagering, regardless of the winnings you managed to win, the maximum amount that will be "unlocked"/converted to real money from this bonus gameplay is 100% of the bonus, in this case a maximum of $500. Hope this has clarified the mechanics of this kind of bonus.

Since you seem to be a long-time player in BC Game Casino, you had ample time to review the rules, and more importantly, you always had the option to reach out to the casino support for clarification.

This being said, it seems this case has shifted into a different area, and I'm not quite sure what further assistance you expect from us. How the BC value displays precision/tick size, or how other currency values display precision/tick size, is shown in the casino and is solely on the casino's interface. I don't think there are any rules that mandate this, as I have never come across this kind of "complaint" yet.

Regardless, I would appreciate clarification from the casino team on this as well.

Dear BC.Game Casino,

Can you please adequately address the player questions?

My position is not that I disagree with a 100% bonus cap rule.

My position is that the VIP Prime Mission / 400K Flashdrop promotion did not disclose that this cap applied.

The activity terms did not reference a maximum unlock limit or forfeiture of net winnings upon completion. If the general bonus terms are meant to apply to all promotions universally, that incorporation must be clearly stated within the specific promotion.

Can BC.Game confirm in writing:

1) Where in the Prime Mission/Flashdrop promotion it states the 100% unlock cap applies?

2) Whether the promotion explicitly incorporates the general bonus T&Cs?

3) Why the ledger uses the term "Bonus Unlocked" if it does not represent a credited conversion event?

The Prime Mission Activity Terms specify:

• Rewards are issued as Bonus Money with 40x turnover.

• Withdrawal is limited to 100% of the bonus amount after meeting turnover.

They do not state:

• That net winnings exceeding the bonus amount will be forfeited.

• That the maximum unlocked amount cannot exceed 100% of the bonus.

• That general bonus T&Cs are incorporated into this specific promotion.

A withdrawal cap is not equivalent to a forfeiture clause.

If BC.Game applied a forfeiture rule from general bonus terms, please clarify where the Prime Mission promotion explicitly incorporates those general terms.

We would like to ask the casino to reply to this complaint. We are extending the timer by 7 days. If the casino fails to respond in the set time frame, we will close the complaint as ‘unresolved’ which may negatively affect its rating.

Dear Michal and erigs,

Thank you for the clarification.

To confirm:

The 100% unlock cap is defined in our General Bonus Terms & Conditions, which apply to all bonuses unless explicitly stated otherwise. The Prime Mission / 400K Flashdrop promotion operates under this same bonus framework.

While the promotion page did not restate every clause from the general bonus rules, all promotional bonuses are governed by the universal bonus T&Cs accepted upon account registration and participation.

The ledger term "Bonus Unlocked" reflects the completion of wagering and the eligibility to convert the bonus amount itself, subject to the 100% cap. It does not represent unlimited conversion of gameplay balance.

There has been no rule change, no retroactive adjustment, and no real-money confiscation in this case. The bonus system was applied consistently in line with our published terms.

Kind regards,

BC.Game Team

Dear erigs,

We are extending the timer by 7 days. Please, be aware that in case you fail to respond in the given time frame or don’t require any further assistance, we will reject the complaint.

Dear erigs,

While it appears that the matter has been clarified – otherwise you would still be enquiring about it – we have not received confirmation from you on whether this case can be considered resolved or if you need additional assistance. Due to your lack of response, we regrettably must move forward with closing this complaint as rejected.

If you experience any further issues with this or any other casino in the future, please do not hesitate to reach out to us—we will try our best to assist you.

Best regards,

Michal

Casino Guru