do casinos have a rogue player list?

sometime ago i read somewhere that a player was listed as a rogue player at some casino. is there such a thing as rogue player and does all the casinos get this person's name and then block him/her from all online casinos?
if there is such a thing as rogue players, how do we know if we are listed as one? i have not won for about 3 months now and i am wondering if i got rogued. :'(

I know for sure Rival casino's have a shared base of player information.
But thats more about risk players, is you do a chargeback for example at one of the Rivals, you will get your account locked/terminated at all of them.
I don't think it has anything to do with you winning or not.
I do not believe casino's can set different payouts for their slots at individual accounts, that would be way too much work, and they would need to hijack the software.

I'm on a solid losingstreak on RTG for half a year now, can't remeber doing anything wrong, lol...

Yes, you could call it a 'reverse deposit', after losing your deposit you can ask the CC company to return the money to your credit card.
Do this once and you will definately end on a blacklist.
I think its fair that casino's share information about these type of players, as its ofcourse pure fraud.

Absolutely slotbeuker.

And the "reverse deposit" scam goes on a lot from some of the things that I hear.

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I have done the double chipping, and i have done the multiple accounts thing.. but never ever and would never do the chargeback or reverse thing.. that is a BIG BIG NO NO!!

lol  i have not done the chargeback or reverse thing. anyways, i was just hoping someone knew about rogue players list.

Our luck goes in cycles,  but man thats a long cycle hope you get lucky soon

lol  i am definetly on a losing streak. from feb 09 to sept 09 i won over 60k but just stopped as if i hit a wall. maybe february will be the start of another long run of good luck.
thanks for your comments guys

One thing RTG's can and do mess with are the percentages while you are playing. Of course this effects all the players that are currently playing that particular game while they are in it. They say they don't go below 90% payout that's the law? But lets say you are playing Tiger Treasures and it is set to 98% payout you have a greater chance winning than playing at Aztecs Treasures if the payout is set to 95% payout or lower.