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Message: [QUOTE="Boltneck, post: 677172, member: 29202"] I can only speak from personal experience, but a while ago I systematically worked my way through all of the sites on the Crypto network. I earned the deposit match bonus, cashed out then moved on to the next site with no problems at all. I claim no legal knowledge (and shamefully admit to not fully reading the T's + C's) but if I am signing up to PokerPlex (for example) they are taking my rake, and they are giving me the bonus. My "contract" is with them. It would not appear to me that the sharing of a network is of relevance. Indeed, on the Crypto network, I used exactly the same details (including screen name) at all sites. Each site within the network competes with each other offering different bonus's and bonus structures. Given that they don't say that they are part of a Network (at least not in any kind of prominent way) or what other sites are part of the same Network, it would be pretty underhand to refuse to pay out. Let's I made a deal with "Rent a Party" the caterers (fictitious company name) for my 50th birthday party, and they offered me a 20% introductory discount. Now lets say I made a deal with "The Party Company" for a Christmas party, and they also offered a 20% discount. Lets say they both hired the same venue to hold the party. Could they refuse to honour the discount because I had used the same venue previously? I doubt it. Who they choose to pay for the use of the premises as part of the package that they are offering to me is their choice, not mine. Okay, it's a crap analogy, but you see the parallel that I'm drawing. I would say worst case scenario is that they would with hold the bonus. Most sites that I have played say something like "we encourage people to take part in our promotions, but we reserve the right to withdraw the facility if we think it being abused". [/QUOTE]

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