Bonus abuse is a serious issue for all online casinos, and legitimate operators have clear and fair policies to deal with it. However, in the unregulated world of No KYC casinos, the term "bonus abuse" is often used as a convenient excuse to seize a player's funds with no accountability. The unfair and predatory bonus policies of these sites are a clear indication of their lack of integrity and their ultimate goal of taking money from players with no intention of paying out.

On a legitimate UK-licensed casino, the terms and conditions for bonuses are clear, fair, and accessible. If a player is suspected of multi-accounting or using a bonus in a way that violates the terms, the casino will conduct a thorough investigation and may take action, but the player has a right to an appeal and a formal dispute resolution process. The licensed casino's goal is to prevent fraud, not to punish legitimate players.

In contrast, the terms and conditions on what are known as No KYC casinos are often intentionally vague and can be changed at any time. The site can accuse a player of "bonus abuse" for a wide range of actions that would be considered normal at a licensed casino, such as using a different device to log in or playing a game that is not explicitly listed as a bonus-eligible game. The accusation is a pretext to confiscate winnings and refuse a withdrawal. Because the sites operate without a license, there is no one to hold them accountable. The bonus offers on No KYC casinos are a dangerous lure. They are designed to get a player to deposit money, with the knowledge that the site can simply use the "bonus abuse" clause as an excuse to keep their winnings.