MichelleAdler
Member
Still feeling the chase from Tuesday if I'm honest—pushed a rough session harder than I should've, and the worst part is I *knew* the shape of it while it was happening. Conditioned flinch, just like I told VillaRider last week. But that's not why I'm posting.
I've been watching something shift in the T&Cs, and I need to know if y'all are seeing it too. Used to be you'd deposit, you'd play, you'd hit withdraw, and *then* the friction started—KYC docs, source of funds, all that lovely theatre. Standard. Expected. Annoying but visible.
Now I'm seeing clauses that weren't there on Monday. "Processing may require additional verification" buried in the deposit flow, *before* you've even spun. Not after. Before. Date-stamped T&Cs I screenshot'd in March don't have it. Same book, same URL, new paragraph.
So here's my actual question: when did this become normal? The pre-deposit ambush instead of the post-win slow-walk. Because I remember 2016 BitFinex—*everyone* remembers where they were for that hack—but I also remember 2019, the rollover abuse wave, when books started writing themselves exit clauses in real-time and we just... Accepted it? Adjusted our expectations downward and kept depositing?
I'm not asking which book does it worst. I'm asking if you've caught them *adding* terms retroactively, and whether you screenshot everything now like I do, or whether I'm just running paranoid because my own run cooled off and I'm seeing the board clearer
I've been watching something shift in the T&Cs, and I need to know if y'all are seeing it too. Used to be you'd deposit, you'd play, you'd hit withdraw, and *then* the friction started—KYC docs, source of funds, all that lovely theatre. Standard. Expected. Annoying but visible.
Now I'm seeing clauses that weren't there on Monday. "Processing may require additional verification" buried in the deposit flow, *before* you've even spun. Not after. Before. Date-stamped T&Cs I screenshot'd in March don't have it. Same book, same URL, new paragraph.
So here's my actual question: when did this become normal? The pre-deposit ambush instead of the post-win slow-walk. Because I remember 2016 BitFinex—*everyone* remembers where they were for that hack—but I also remember 2019, the rollover abuse wave, when books started writing themselves exit clauses in real-time and we just... Accepted it? Adjusted our expectations downward and kept depositing?
I'm not asking which book does it worst. I'm asking if you've caught them *adding* terms retroactively, and whether you screenshot everything now like I do, or whether I'm just running paranoid because my own run cooled off and I'm seeing the board clearer