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Don’t Try To Scam Casinos

We always get dismayed when we are cruising the World Wide Web looking for the latest news to report here at SlotsData.com and find yet another blog advocating the cheating of online slots sites. These blogs tend to be fly-by-night creations with only a few entries, and full of misleading and terrible advice. Just recently, we found another brilliant creation – and yes, that’s definitely sarcasm – giving advice on “fooling the free slots casinos.” Don’t worry, we aren’t going to publicly call them out by name. But we were appalled to read about some fools trying to cheat casinos when they are doing something very nice for players – offering them free slot games to play.

When online casinos offer free-roll slot machine tournaments, they generally allow each player a certain amount of free credits to play. If and when they exhaust that amount, they are allowed to “re-buy” a spot in the competition by purchasing more credits. Naturally, those of low morals are always looking out for ways to obtain more free play, and not spend their own money. The blog in question reported proudly that some online slots sites were able to be “fleeced.” In other words, these sites did not employ technology tracking IP addresses, and instead used play sign-ins to track enrollment in online slot machine tournaments.

We would have to advise in the strongest terms against trying to cheat online casinos in such a fashion. Not only is it terrible karma to try and “get one over” like that, but you risk having your account permanently blocked. The risk just isn’t worth it.

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