I thought I read it here...Or somewhere. Rushmore Casino has been rogued for numberous offenses SMH!!!

We have placed them on our warning list back in September 2011 I believe.

i have been given the run around  with me 2nd withdrawal. I have had to open another account in a bank in a different city because mine doesn't have a swift number.  We will see

I found this explanation, well at least a part of it:

 "...Here is what happened: just a few days ago, a member in our forum reported that he was locked out of his casino account at Rushmore. It turns out that his account was considered "dormant" since it had been nearly two years since he last logged into his account. The casino, like many others, has a policy stated in their terms and conditions that accounts that have no activity for over 180 days are closed and the player forfeits his balance. This player supposedly had 1-2k still in his account - and now it's gone. The thing is, the casino never made an attempt to remind the player that the account was approaching dormancy. They just closed his account and that was that. They stated that they were not going to budge on this.

The bottom line is - is this fair? I understand that dormant accounts can pose logistical problems, and yes, there isn't a reason why these accounts aren't closed. But the casino should notify the member beforehand, and if the member comes back, the casino should offer to open the account back up with the original cash balance. To not do this is unfair in my opinion, and is unbecoming of an "Accredited Casino"...."

lets see ....
"It turns out that his account was considered "dormant" since it had been nearly two years since he last logged into his account."
"This player supposedly had 1-2k still in his account - and now it's gone."

What ??
So he had 1-2k in his account and just forgot about it for 2 years ?? xaxaxaxaxax I think there is something really Wrong ! I love to play at Rushmore and If you want I can paste my deposit and withdrawals to see that I never wait more than 3-4 business days

On this one i need to agree with both valko25 and rena35 in some parts.

Its always wise to read the warnings, in this particular case for Rushmore casino having many complaints and being placed on LCB warning list its more than obvious how to approach this casino (or rather not approach it at all).

On the other hand, since i like to think for myself and question what i read, thinking that out there exists a person who forgets having few thousands on his casino account for 2 years and than suddenly start flaming on forums why his account was closed seems just stupid to me.

here is my list

I am still waiting for a Novemer and December (2011) payout from Rushmore.