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Aristocrat slot machines are found in land based casinos all over the world. Recently they've launched some of their machines online - which is great if you are an Aristocrat slot machine player like I am. I've written a quick post about this - you can play for FREE or real money. US players are typically excluded - almost every other country is fine.

Betsson Casino are big in Sweden / Finland / Norway, but available to players around the world. Right now they are offering 10 free spins on their Flowers slot machine to new players - and there is no deposit required to get these.

I prefer flash version, it's instant and doesn't occupy space on my PC hard drive.

I've been enjoying playing the Triple Inferno slot machine recently. It has three slot machines in one to choose from, and 12 jackpots that can go off at any time. I had some recent luck on it too (might be why I like it so much), so wrote a blog entry about it for others to read. The game is exclusive to one casino that I've seen.

Sounds like a rogue casino Debbie, in many ways. Sorry to hear of your bad payout luck.

Great to see you standing behind your brands Matt, look forward to dealing with you in due course

Never heard if this player got their money - does anyone know?

Hallo allerseits, ein paar interessante Beiträge hier! Ich möchte nur formell laden Sie ein, denen ich hoffe, Sie finden sehr nützlich, zu besuchen. Während die meisten meiner Beiträge sind in englischer Sprache, kann ich ein wenig auf Deutsch zu kommunizieren etc also hoffentlich können wir reden gemeinsam über Fragen, die Sie haben! Schön, dass Sie alle hier zu treffen. Lasst uns wieder sprechen, David.

The WR are not too bad on those bonuses - although the blackjack playthrough is high. But slots with 15x is pretty cool and gives people a good chance to win.

Pity the offer is not available to other countries huh. It seems like a great deal!

I hope all women around the world had a lovely International women's Day. It's great to celebrate women - as a man, I'm very grateful they exist! Give the woman (or women) in your life a great big hug and kiss! Any day can be women's day. :-)

Feel free to drop me a line via my blog (which has lots of information but also some affiliate links) and I can help steer you in the right direction re how to get involved with online casinos online and make some money. I'm sure the administrators of Ask Gamblers have some very good advice also.

Some casinos offer no deposit required bonuses where you get free chips without a deposit, but you have to play them a certain number of times before you can cash out if you win. Ask Gamblers have a good list of these, I also have some on my blog at howtobeatthecasinos dot com. If you are new to gambling then either try these no deposit required bonuses, or make only small deposits until you are more familiar with online casinos and which ones are good to play at and will pay you out.

I'd settle for Rihanna, Claudia Schiffer, Jennifer Lopez - or even Adele. Heck, as long as they're paying out and pushing chips across the table to me, I'm flexible.

Smaller initial deposits etc with match play offers at a whole range of casinos will give you a good chance to build your bank roll. From those early experiences you can work out which of the casinos you like and then concentrate further play with them. After a few weeks with your chosen casinos you'll soon know whether or not they are generous with bonuses. I guess the advice overall is slowly but surely. Trust takes time to build. With increased trust comes stronger relationships. The better the relationship the better the bonuses should be.

Consistent winning should not be an issue for any reputable casino. Nor is consistent losing funnily enough. I've started with a newer casino recently and made $4000 in the first week. It got paid out within a few days and is sitting happily in my bank account. I rang their customer support soon after to enquire about getting VIP status, and that happened within a day or so of the call. They congratulated me on the win. They weren't bothered by the amount. Nor should any other good casino be. The secret is to only play with reputable and tested casinos. I write howtobeatthecasinos dot com, and every casino I feature on there is one that I have played with myself. I've played the games, tried their support, deposited, taken their bonuses, withdrawn, AND BEEN PAID. I've been burnt only a few times over the years online, but I do ensure I'm playing with reputable sites. I check sites like Ask Gamblers to ensure that the casinos are not rogue etc - that's good advice I think.

Melneb, did your money ever arrive? What method did you go for? Well done on the jackpot - what casino was it with? Knowing this information is helpful to assist other players. It's good to know which casinos pay out those big jackpots reliably.

Some casinos do have large withdrawal limits. Part of that is due to the bank fees the casinos pay to send the funds, part of it is due to the labour costs of processing small deposits by a payments team, and part of it is deliberate to stop smaller cash players ever cashing out - you have to keep playing until you meet their minimum withdrawal - and the more you play the bigger your chance of losing it all before reaching their minimum limit. My advice is simple. Vote with your wallet. If you don't like their withdrawal limits, don't play there. There are plenty of casinos around to choose from. :-)

Scratch cards typically have a high house edge, up to 20% is not uncommon, so are best avoided. They're also low hit frequency (every 4-5 cards wins, but often it only wins the amount bet (which is not really a win) - and the jackpot cards may be 1 in a million). I prefer table games and slots. Give the scratch cards a miss I think (as a rule).

If they are saying you cannot withdraw the bonus it will probably be due to one of the following: 1) you haven't reached the required playthrough to make the withdrawal 2) the bonus itself is non-redeemable (or non sticky) - e.g. it is a play bonus only, and automatically gets deducted when you make a withdrawal... (however, normally your winnings can be taken out) 3) you were given the bonus on a system error - depositing $1 to get $35 seems strange. Normally you would get $35 no deposit, or maybe 100% match deposit - so depositing $1 and getting $35 extra raises alarm bells with me Let us all know if you finally get paid out. Very interesting.

Playtech casinos are normally pretty good when it comes to payouts (I know, I promote a fair number of them on my blog), and the $10K in 30 days withdrawal limit is pretty standard too. You were a bit lucky though that they didn't enforce their rules - many casinos allow (and are strict about) only one casino account per HOUSEHOLD... it's never a good idea to have two players at the same casino from the same house. Well done on your win though! That's awesome! PS: The blog for anyone interested can be found at http://www.howtobeatthecasinos.com

Many UK and US credit cards offer free travel insurance as long as you book your journey on their cards, and the travel cover is normally pretty significant. Depending on your location, that could be an option. If you live in the UK most banks will sell you an annual policy that covers an unlimited number of trips in a year - they are much cheaper than buying 2 or 3 lots of single trip insurance. Hope that helps!

Good luck with this and do let us all know how you get on. If winnings are paid, that's the time I trust a new casino - but not before. Still no deposit required free chips give you no risk I guess. I never deposit on a no deposit required site if I win, until I've received that cash. If I get that ok, then I might deposit and play with my own money. :-)

Personally, over the last two years or so I've not heard anything good about Rushmore casino. Once bad, always bad in my books - they are listed as rogue on various sites. Look, a casino can go from bad to good - but it's not common. Casinos and banks are similar: they rely on trust. If you've been burnt before by them, and are still awaiting funds from the past, I'd advise NO MORE DEPOSITS. I'ts your call of course, and I understand your frustration with not many reputable casinos available to players in the USA - but seriously, it's not worth the risk. Fly to Vegas or Atlantic City and have a proper holiday - where you know you'll get paid if you win.

My experience is this: if a casino is slow to pay, it's normally a tell tale sign that they're either bogus (as this one was), or having severe cashflow or payment issues. In any case, the best advice is to avoid, avoid, avoid. Sorry to hear of your experience here - but glad you've posted to stop others getting trapped by these rogues.