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To be honest, I think the casino support agent made a mistake here... There is NO way for any online casino to consider your bonus active AFTER you completed successfully the wagering requirements. 
 
Personally, I rarely make bets as high as 7.50 and above, but frankly speaking, I would be crazy mad if any casino dare to void my winnings with such a BS term! 
 
I'll contact their representatives and request more info regarding this matter. 
 
For the records, I won $9000 in Casino Adrenaline and they pay me in less than 10 days although their max withdrawal per month is 5000. And that's providing the fact I never told them who's Guru.

Here you go. Full transcript and my quotes are in the highlighted text.
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:08:50 PM
Warmly welcome to Casino Adrenaline =)
 
hi, are any slots excluded from playing with the welcome bonus, and what is the maximum bet allowed per spin? Thanks.
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:10:13 PM
Excluded games are : Scrooge
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:10:18 PM
and Devil's Delight
 
that is all?
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:10:33 PM
MAx bet is: Below 25% Unless 25% is more than 7.50$
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:10:40 PM
 
 
25% of my deposit, or deposit plus bonus
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:11:27 PM
25% of the received bonus
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:12:07 PM
If you deposit 20 and receive 20 bonus.. your max bet should be less than 5€
 
so if I deposit 100 and receive 100 bonus, I can not bet more than 7.50 per spin? Correct?
If I complete wagering, then I can bet as much as I like?
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:15:24 PM
yes, that is correct
 
ok, thanks
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:15:40 PM
One sec.
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:16:05 PM
Before you make a withdrawal.. in other words, when you have an active bonus.. the max bet will still apply
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:16:11 PM
even after completing wagering
 
but after you complete wagering the bonus is no longer active, no?
 
Aria 5/20/2015, 10:18:41 PM
it is still active
 
ok, thanks. I'll have to think about depositing as I do not really agree with that term. Thanks for your help.

Hah, good catch Katemak. I meant NextCasino sister casino to CasinoLuck.

Hmmm thanks for the heads up.
 
Never heard of such a bonus term either. Would be great if you can post the chat transcript with the operator outlining this term.

I thought so,but i wanted to ask,maybe some new casino ,who knows !

It also depends at which online casinos you're playing. I play Gonzo's Quest at Leo Vegas and CasinoLuck. On the contrary I've had quite a bit of luck with Gonzo's Quest over the years, my biggest win was Euros375. The moment I hit a big win on this game I leave and play another one otherwise I end up playing every dime I've won back.
 
Sometimes it takes an ironwill not to make an extra deposit when you're up. I find myself to be a Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at times when I gamble. Mr Hyde is sensible, the pre-gamble me. In other words I have a set strategy I follow. But, the moment those reels starts spinning Dr Jekyll takes over. 
 
That's why I set my alarm so that it goes off at 10 minute intervals, just to bring me back to reality again. The audio of the slots can be hypnotic too especially if you play long sessions.
 
I also find that in some of the slots I've played that they pay out rather quickly. After the first decent payout there's a lot of dry spins and smaller wins in between.

Hi everyone,
 
Firstly, I'm a bit of a 'terms geek' and never play at a casino before checking their terms and asking cs to clarify bonus terms.
 
I know many of you like Adrenaline casino, and because you all speak highly of them, this led me to sign up and try them out.
 
Now I don't want to upset anyone, and I'm definitely not saying the casino is bad or should be avoided, but whilst I was checking out the site, I discovered a term that I didn't like and thought everyone should be warned about.
 
The reason for this is because it is a highly unusual term, and if you aren't aware of it, even experienced players could be caught out by it and have their winnings confiscated.
 
The term refers to playing with any bonus.
 
Whilst a bonus is active you cannot bet more than 25% of the bonus amount, and no higher than $7.50 per bet placed.
 
This term is fine, and not unusual at all, however the key word is 'active'.
 
After chatting with cs, I discovered that a bonus remains active even after you have completed the wagering, and this is where players could be caught out.
 
A bonus only becomes inactive once all funds have been withdrawn after completing wagering attached to the bonus.
 
So if you are like me please be careful.
 
Many times if I have some nice wins and get my balance up to $1,000 or more, I often like to try my luck with a few spins at $10 or more.
 
If you do this at Adrenaline thinking you can because you already completed wagering, then you are wrong and will have all your winnings confiscated.
 
Please be aware of this, as I have never played at a casino where the bonus terms remain active even after you have completed the wagering.
 
This is the only issue I found, and thought it was important to let everyone know.
 
I have the chat transcript just to confirm but cant attach it from my mobile.
 
Happy and safe spinning.

Hah, good catch Katemak. I meant NextCasino sister casino to CasinoLuck.

Hi Casaon can you tell what casino is Nextwin,first time hear about that casino?

I don't have a top 5 per se but my favourite sites are CasinoLuck, Guts, NextCasino and Leo Vegas (4).
 
Alternatively you can visit this page, it's a good start: http://www.askgamblers.com/certified-casinos.
 
Each operator is assigned a specific rating based on the user experience, amount of solved player complaints, games, bonuses, licensing and so forth.
 
Hope this helps.

The worst scenario in my opinion when it comes to gambling is when you win decent amount and then you lose it all and more.

My pleasure I'm sure I will enjoy my stay at this great forum with even greater people.

Thank you Awena

My pleasure I'm sure I will enjoy my stay at this great forum with even greater people.

I saw it just didn't include it. Truth be told I won't recommend this bonus. Although the plathrough is okay it's the rest of the bonus terms that are hideous.

My pleasure I'm sure I will enjoy my stay at this great forum with even greater people.

Thank you so much for joining us and thank you for lovely compliments! It's an honour having you here

Very attractive. Who would even bother with this bonus? Nice way to say "You stay out of this" to these countries..

And I found casino with the worse possible TC to promote ..  

Is it really that hard to guess by yourself?  
 
Seriously, that's a disgusting bonus term, which leaves so many opportunities to casino to void your winnings... 

Hi all,
 
I haven't played at this casino so can't comment on their legitimacy, however, after reading those progressive terms I felt a need to offer you all a friendly warning to be very careful.
 
I have a lot of experience, and this exact term is often used by many rogue casinos, as it basically means they never have to, or will pay you the full progressive jackpot amount.
 
I know many of us may think it doesn't really matter as the chances of one of us hitting a progressive is so unlikely, however the facts are it could happen to anyone at any time, and the last thing you would want to happen is encounter a term like this.
 
Terms like this are also often an indicator that the people running the site aren't very ethical or well funded, meaning future issues with even non progressive winnings may arise if they are hit with a few multiple winning customers at one time.
 
Also remember that progressive jackpot wins are funded and paid by the slot provider and NOT the casino itself, meaning if you win a progressive the provider pays the casino the lump sum amount to be passed on to the customer.
 
THIS MEANS THE CASINO HAS ABSOLUTELY NO REASON TO NOT PAY THE CUSTOMER THE FULL JACKPOT AMOUNT IN ONE LUMP SUM PAYMENT.
 
If a casino has this term, it quite simply means they want to withhold the jackpot amount for their own illegal financial gain, with the intent to NEVER pay the player the full amount they are owed.
 
If a casino is willing to have a term like this, it should make you think what else they are capable of in the future.
 
Here's an example using that term, and you all judge for yourself:
 
Player wins progressive of $3,000,000 (3 million) on Mega Moolah
 
Casino term states you can only be paid $5,000 per month for wins over $50,000.
 
$3mil ÷ $5,000 = 600 (months)
 
600 ÷ 12 = 50 (years)
 
Yes you read that right my friends, it would take 50 years to receive the full jackpot amount you fairly won!!!!!
 
Now could you imagine that life changing moment you are lucky enough to ever hit a jackpot, only to come across this term from the casino?
 
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I'd hate to see this happen to anyone.
 
My advice is to stay clear of this casino, or pressure them to remove that term before playing there.
 
Remember, they would have that $3 million dollars paid to them immediately from the provider.
 
Take care.

Hmm, I'm surprised you missed this term...
 
 
I have only one word to describe it, but I'm not sure I can use it in the forum. Must ask the admins here!

Seems like this thread is really picking up speed, thanks to all who chimed in.
 
My biggest mistake thus far is that I tend to become reckless especially when I'm having a winning streak. I don't always stick to my initial game plan. You're most probably wondering what is my game plan? I divide my slots play into two different categories: The first one is playing for entertainment and the second playing for cash, in other words I'm chasing the dragon with the latter-big wins .
 
1. Entertainment/Review purposes: When I craft a game review my bankroll ($50) is relatively small, a low coin value of $0.01 and I bet $0.4 per spin. I test out various aspects of the slots I'm playing, i.e how long it takes to activate the bonus round (aka free spins), game settings and the type of wins I get on a set coin denomination within the base game.
 
2. Chasing The Dragon: I usually have a bankroll of up to $450. Regretably this is where I tend to become 'reckless' and I don't always follow the advice I give to our visitors. I must admit if I'm disciplined I usually end up winning. So, what is my strategy? I target 3 different slots machines: Gonzo's Quest (my favourite), Jack Hammer and Jack and the Beanstalk. I'll set aside $150 for each game and a coin value of up to $0.05 and a bet of up to $2 per spin. If I don't trigger the bonus round (Free Falls) within 20 spins I stop playing but I must admit this is easier said than done. If I have a nice win I bank a portion of it.

I hope you don't mind if I have the honor to be the first one to post a screenshot of a mega slot win here. After all, gurus and forum admins are not immune to some vanity from time to time!
 
This is without any doubts my biggest ever hit won in a slot game without a jackpot attached! Oh Yes, it is Dead Or Alive of course!
 

Hmm, a fresh example from last night....
 
Deposited $111 at BetAT, had some good wins with Big Bang, then went to Wild Turkey going up and up all the time all the way up to $440 balance /all withdrawable cause no bonus was used/ and then....my old friend Lady Greed paid me a visit and it all ended up catastrophically. Because of the greed I finished my session with a net loss of $111 instead of $330+ profit.
 
And yeah, I believe this is the biggest and most often mistakes made by online punters.... Unfortunately...