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What do you check before trying a new casino?
marius1978 replied to LuckyCircuities's topic in Casinos General
Shouldn't be the case though, since you don't make a deposit to get the sign up freebie so the 1ST DEPOSIT bonus offer would still stand (unless you made something from the freebie and had to deposit in order to verify and withdraw). -
Nothing bearing that name is legitimate.
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VIP Program Showdown: Stake vs. Roobet for a mid-tier player?
marius1978 replied to mimmar's topic in Crypto Casinos
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Looks like this was bonus balance too and if so was way over the max bet with bonus I assume, so it would have been avoided if only the casino had a block in place for exceeding bet amounts. Real bad luck
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I don't know Gamblezen from personal experience but generally, slow payouts aren't nescessarily intentional stalling by the casinos. A lot of them simply don't have that much manpower/that many working hours and only pay out so and so often, say every Wednesday and Friday like one of the casinos I am currently using. Whether that's good enough for a demanding customer this day and age is another question but I think it can be unfair to automatically assume there is malignant intent just because the payout takes its time.
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I don't think I've ever seen a 1000%, must be a thing from before my time. These days even 200% seems more and more hard to find, especially with established casinos. There is this one group of linked casinos - Rooster.bet, Spinjo, Lucky7even, PlayMojo and a handful more - who bombard you with regular 300% bonuses as soon as one of them have sucked you in, usually with 10x the bonus amount in max cashout (which can be a nice sum on a 300%) but with only 72h to complete the fairly high 40x wagering. Slot Lords, too, have a 300% every now and then, with slightly friendlier wagering terms but only 5x max cashout.
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Above, I've seen this kind of betting compared to bonus buys. Namely, by the ever so positive @Flatzem888. The thing is, though, that on slots, you have the odds firmly stacked against you. I mean, you are playing under the terms that for every 100 you invest, you will lose a portion of it, be it a 96, 94, 92, or whatever return. In sports betting, however, the conditions change. It is VERY possible to find an advantageous condition, or in other words: a value bet. This means, if you have the experience to spot the value, you are in the winning position. This can never be true for slots.
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Thanks mate They don't only look easy, they sometimes feel real easy too but obviously they are not - after all, this is all about betting AGAINST the heavily expected outcome. But the good thing about such high odds values is that you can handle a few losing days/weeks/months because once you hit a fair few wins in a row, you will have recovered all - and then some. If you were betting the opposite, on like 1.20 odds, a big few losing days would take forever to recuperate. Here, I just need to hit a win every 4 bets or so for it to be sustainable, and sustainable is exactly what it is. If, on the other hand, you are counting your losing periods in years, then yes, it would probably be an idea to look elsewhere than sports betting for investment opportunites.
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If the freedom I have now was permanent, I wouldn't ever see myself quitting slots but if things changed and I suddenly found myself under strict, national, overly protective rules like blocked access, forced breaks ever so often, loss limits, no auto play, prolonged spin speed, no bonus buys, and whatnot I think so much of the fun would be sucked out of it all that I probably wouldn't bother playing anymore and rather start knitting or get another hobby, or even better - start reading all those books I never got around to.
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