How To Spot A Casino Bonus Scam

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This article is going to be about the precautions that you should take with regards to casino bonuses. From the outside looking in, a bonus can seem very attractive and it seduces a lot of people into playing in online casinos.

A popular thing to see on an online casino’s website is some sort of appealing slogan, promising hundreds of dollars free with any deposit. They advertise these very well, so well that you can easily believe that you will get this money for free.

Let’s be logical here for one moment, do you really think online casinos are in the gambling business to give people money?. Of course they wont, the bonus comes attached with some very firm rules.

The usual process is you make a deposit, then the casino will give you a bonus to match it, this can be anything up to $500. Sadly you cant then go and cash it out, you have to use it to bet with and meet whatever wagering requirements there are.

Normally, the amount you have to bet is 4o times more than what is given to you by the casino. This means that you will have to place a bet worth 40 times more than your bonus just to cash the bonus amount out. The bonus no longer sounds so appealing does it?.

Unfortunately things don’t get any better, if you want to play roulette or blackjack, these are not included in the wagering requirements. This is because games like roulette have safe bets which you could use to complete the wagering requirements.

Worse still, if you decide to have a try at taking out your money before you meet the required wagering total, the casino will take the bonus way from you and you wont be able to withdraw anything. The bonus offer is nothing but a con used to lure you into an online casino.

There are other requirements that you also need to meet, including playing on slot machines and games such as this which have a very low win rate. My advice is, to save yourself a heck of a lot of hassle and money, avoid these online casino bonuses at all costs.

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