LeoDubbed

It is an interesting new thing and I am a bit curious about it, thou I still keep in mind that any company are focused to make profit, doesn't matter what they say because in the end of the day their wallet will be thicker than ours.

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Oh heck no, there's nothing with my rear, it is cleaned shaved and smooth like Dwayne Johnson's a.k.a The Rock bald head, every chair would feel honored being sit on by it, plus if Moon Princess want to see my 'sumtin' else? At least take me to dinner first.

Hehe, yeah Moon Princess was a great game but it has taken about €900 off my wallet within a day! Say what! Nowadays when I see the game, I drop my pants, bend over, push my rear end on my monitor aaaand shake it a little. Moon Princess just go mooned by me!

Ghehehe, Afi matey I think I know what's up. My luck only appears on my few tries on new games and I after that luck turns into curse. So all I need to do is only play when new games arrive...but wait...I can't wait that long!

Hahaha, 1 huge jackpot is all I need, 100K is a nice start to win the bigger jackpot.

In most cases when my balance almost reaches zero while playing a game I simply open a second tab, make another deposit on that tab, return to the first tab and keep playing hoping for the game to give me the RTP hehehe. Closing the game means losing your game session and therefore also you lost the RTP but that's what I think.

I made a deposit of €50 a few days ago and wanted to try my luck on NetEnt Lost Relics again and guess what? All gone without hitting a single bonus feature or any big win. I played at minimum bet of 20 cent, that's at least including small wins about 400 spins. My swear/curse-jar is full.

Yup, I think RTP is based on a single game session but then again, there's a thing called RNG. Till this day I still think those two things contradict/counter because how can RTP work if the RNG randomly pick the spin number for you? Unless the RNG only applied in the game session/ RTP 'zone'. Better not to think about it and just press that spin button and relax.

If I see a casino offering 300% to 500% (or even higher) deposit bonus...I'm gooooooonneee! Avoid alert will go crazy I can tell you that much.

I think it could be come in handy but personally I think if the casinos added geo-location thingy to their 'website' then this GameSecure is not necessary.

If you ask me thats just a ripoff, it's greediness that what it is. People leeching on each other 'oh so you got $1000 uh, let's see how much I can leech from that,ssssluuurrp!'

Me neither, all work just fine and dandy right here, probably turn off and on your phone might help.

aaahhahaha, watdafuq...how to boost the spirit of your employees 101 folks!

The thing is, if those 'bonus' spins have a high value then suddenly they have the courage to put the info in the email. Deposit €50 and get 50 super spins! Each spin has a worth of €1 etc. Only SkillOnNet casinos put the bet value of the spins in the email but its in fine prints. So if a casino offers you 'bonus spins' on games from Yggdrasil, Quickspin, Push Gaming, Red Rake you can assume it's at the lowest stake unless it otherwise stated in the email or you just avoid it.

Free spins offers can be very attractive, such as Lucky Casino's offers last week. 150 free spins on Jack and the beanstalk upon a deposit of €10 or 100 free spins on Starburst upon a deposit of €5. No max cashout but wagering is kinda sucks 40 times b+d, if you won 10 cent from the free spins, you still need to wager 40 times that amount plus 40 times your deposited money.

I might not be the only one but suddenly it came in my mind that a few months ago on a saturday morning I received a message from casinoeuro regarding the weekend surprise free spins, they have added 20 free spins to my account because I made a deposit between monday and thursday. The spins were on a Push Gaming game, I open the game and saw the bet value was 10 cent per spin while the minimum bet on that game was 20 cent on a normal play. It is very misleading if you ask me, very tricky of them. Same with Agent Spinner casino, they offered me 100 free spins (for only €10 ) on a game with 50 cent minimum bet on normal play but I found out that the bet value per free spin was 10 cent and they did not include this info in the email. I have played that particular game many times in the past and minimum bet was 50 cent but apparently they've made some modification to lure people and 'mislead' them to deposit. Nowadays I prefer deposit bonuses instead of free spins. You can't trust them anymore.

Those who felt guilty will expose himself/herself of course, we have a saying here, the first complainer did it.

Oh man, first of all you should seperate personal and business matters. I would never use my company bank account to fund my online gambling, that's asking for trouble. Second, too late, trouble has found you! Personally I think the casino did acted by the rules, thou I find it complicated at first but the more I gave it a thought the more it makes sense to me (personal opinion). 'Financial instruments' has a wide meaning but I bet it does not include company's bank account . Imagine, you bought a house and you rent it to a friend, thou the house is yours but someone else is using it, it goes without saying bills are paid under the friend's name etc. This is why the casino sees you as a third party and not the owner of the bank account since it is not under your name but only the company is. They probably need the bank account literally having your name on it. That's why I hate big words in t&c, they are vague and they can have any meaning, it's like a silent wind in a crowded elevator/lift, it could be anyone, you don't know!

Oh my gosh, 150 free spins? , unfortunately I haven't made a deposit in that time frame so I guess I am not eligible for that wheel promo

If you are from UK, best to find UK licensed casinos to make sure you're safe because if otherwise you'd have a hard time getting your money when something went south. There are plenty good casinos that accept UK players.

My favorite instant noodles cashout time casinos are Bitstarz, PlayAmo, BetChan, and CasinoEuro but sometimes CasinoEuro can be really slow. Oshi, Cleopatra casinos are not in the list because I am not allowed to play there anymore due contry restriction. Great list there matey!

Have you tried Bitstarz casino ? they do have live table games and I believe they also accept players from USA.

Do you want to know what's strange? Your profile picture, that's impossible, tried that many times and I couldn't get my eyes crossed Anyhow, MrPlay casino is not really my favorite and the 48 hours pending time is not uncommon at this casino group. I would think twice before making a deposit at a casino with pending time for withdrawal, I mean, they accept your money within seconds and takes forever to pay? Fairness is bad for business in this branche.

There's an older version of Cops'n'robbers but the new one is more fun to play, I do think the sirens could be annoying during the getaway.