If you live in India and want to earn some extra money easily, then this may be the most exciting article you'll ever read.
Trusted online casino operator Europa Casino Inc (NASDAQ:EUCASINC) has made a costly mistake after opening their service in India that caused the company to lose millions Indian rupees to players.
This glitch has already lost them close to 50,000,000 INR in free spins and cash prizes and the loss is going to continue increasing until 20th of May when Europa Casino's new customer agreement takes effect.
What Exactly Happened?
Vishal Doshi, a casino expert from Bangalore who discovered the loophole explains,
"Europa Casino's new promotional campaign for new customers in India was supposed to give up to 2000 Indian rupees (INR) free credits to all new customers who deposited at least 2000 INR to their account. Unfortunately for them, they had a typo in the agreement where the campaign had 7000 INR instead of the intended 1000 INR bonus so each new customer can get up to 7000 Indian rupees of free credits after depositing at least 1000 INR to their account.
As a result, people are using the free credit and hitting jackpots that is costing Europa Casino heavily. What is making matters even worse for the company is that there is no way for them to fix it due to the strict gambling laws in India which require casino companies to notify at least 7 days in advance before changing their terms and conditions. So getting these free bonuses for free is completely legal."
Thousands of Winners
One company's mistake can be incredibly profitable for everyone else. A lucky woman, 32-year-old Priti Borra from Varanasi, registered with Europa Casino and claimed the 7000 INR free credit and after using just 539 INR for spins she won the progressive jackpot of 11,249,775 Indian rupees. "I used to dread waking up each morning and going to a job that I hate, all to just be able to cover my rent and bills, now I have so much freedom."
India's Online Casino CEO Fired After a 50,000,000 INR Mistake
Trusted online casino operator Europa Casino Inc (NASDAQ:EUCASINC) has made a costly mistake after opening their service in India that caused the company to lose millions Indian rupees to players.
This glitch has already lost them close to 50,000,000 INR in free spins and cash prizes and the loss is going to continue increasing until 20th of May when Europa Casino's new customer agreement takes effect.
What Exactly Happened?
Vishal Doshi, a casino expert from Bangalore who discovered the loophole explains,
"Europa Casino's new promotional campaign for new customers in India was supposed to give up to 2000 Indian rupees (INR) free credits to all new customers who deposited at least 2000 INR to their account. Unfortunately for them, they had a typo in the agreement where the campaign had 7000 INR instead of the intended 1000 INR bonus so each new customer can get up to 7000 Indian rupees of free credits after depositing at least 1000 INR to their account.
As a result, people are using the free credit and hitting jackpots that is costing Europa Casino heavily. What is making matters even worse for the company is that there is no way for them to fix it due to the strict gambling laws in India which require casino companies to notify at least 7 days in advance before changing their terms and conditions. So getting these free bonuses for free is completely legal."
Thousands of Winners
One company's mistake can be incredibly profitable for everyone else. A lucky woman, 32-year-old Priti Borra from Varanasi, registered with Europa Casino and claimed the 7000 INR free credit and after using just 539 INR for spins she won the progressive jackpot of 11,249,775 Indian rupees. "I used to dread waking up each morning and going to a job that I hate, all to just be able to cover my rent and bills, now I have so much freedom."
New CEO
Europa Casino's CEO in India, Kevin Dumont was fired immediately after the incident and the new manager Arnav Chand has a lot of fixing to do. Chand responded to our enquiry via email, "This has been a very unfortunate and costly mistake for the company but we have to learn from it and move on. India's market is very important to us and we are here to stay even after this costly error for the company."
Here is how India's residents are claiming their free money:
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