Which betting behaviour can get my Lucky Fish first deposit bonus revoked?

Short Answer: Several betting behaviours can get your Lucky Fish first deposit bonus revoked, including low-risk betting strategies, abuse of game features, attempting to manipulate wagering requirements, and any irregular or suspicious activity. Syndicate betting and opening duplicate accounts will also lead to revocation.

Lucky Fish reserves the right to monitor individual betting patterns and may revoke any bonus at its sole discretion.

1. Low-Risk Strategies and Game Abuse

Covering both outcomes of an event, placing low-risk bets to clear wagering without genuine risk, or exploiting game features is strictly prohibited. If Lucky Fish determines you are abusing the spirit of the promotion, they can revoke the bonus. Participants suspected of working together to circumvent the rules will have their bonuses revoked, and an administration fee of 10% of the deposited amount may be charged.

2. Duplicate Accounts and Syndicate Betting

Syndicate betting is strictly prohibited. Participants found with duplicate accounts or attempting to create duplicate accounts will have any bonuses and resultant winnings removed from all associated accounts. Lucky Fish also reserves the right to exclude or disallow certain account holders from receiving the bonus at its sole discretion. The promotion is intended for recreational purposes only.