Monthly audit reports

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Monthly audit reports merely state how much should have been paid out however and not how much was actually paid. That is why its so important you are playing at a casino with both the capital and integrity to pay its players when it loses.

There is one software provider that does try to keep an eye on the casinos using their software (Microgaming) but they won't get involved unless the casino has went out of business or if there is a question about the games.  In any case where Microgaming has stepped in the player has always received their money.

A casino not paying out and taking in shouldn't be out of business due to lack of revenue however. Which means these leaches can hang around a long, long time getting very little business and still stay out of the red. While a monthly audit report will not prove a casino is paying out what it should be, it is more common for cheating casinos to wish to stay out of the light and therefore most do not wish to have any more attention to their payment situations than is already born so they shy away from anything to do with monthly audit reports except for those that make up their own ... and those would be casinos using proprietary software (their one games) which is thankfully unusual this day and age on the net to run into them.

 How do these casinos get away with not paying while being under such scrutiny as exists on today's world wide web?

Unscrupulous establishments will deny cash-ins stating it is because the person hasn't met the terms and conditions for getting paid. Even if the player has attempted to satisfy the rules.

If you didn't know, ... online casinos do not just pay a player when they try to cash-in. That's thanks to the US gov pushing the propaganda that online casinos were money laundering for terrorists. The online casinos countered with the current ID checks that exist today which can be randomly requested by casino support before they will pay you. That includes faxing proof of ID such as a drivers license or passport, and a recent utility bill for proof of residence.

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