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Hi sorry it's not a reply to this post but I'm having a problem, I had a bonus of only £1.50 and I was told that I had to wager £1155, what would be the (x) wagering requirement for that please in percentage? Hope it's ok to post on here, here is a screenshot, what do you think? It seems outrageous if they think that's right. Thanks on advance for any help.

I registered on their casino a week ago and got verified ready to deposit, now I joined and saw they're giving 30 free spins which I took and completed the wagering, and after it around 48e left on my balance as they took 100e+. Now when I go to withdrawal page there is only bank transfer and zotapay wallet? No skrill or anything? Not to mention that fee on bank transfers it 50E?

I played there until they/Leo Vegas/one of the other lots ballsed up/lied/incompetently applied a 5 yrs Self Exclusion but i was probably one of the few who liked the bonus structure - pretty much only deposit real cash when you know you can't lose depending on how much you got the bonus funds up to v the original amount. I do remember not reading the terms and playing for hours with bonus funds thinking I'd met wagering....only to find out 0% LV was a much more personal casino early on - now they're becoming the Bet365, have/had v limited offers/loyalty schemes - typical when a casino grows into a beast unfortunately.

Didn't claim free spins but if I am not mistaken 35-50x wagering

Hello this is david again.I wandered why all casino ban Roulette from wagering requirements.they not even count 50% towards wagering.If you know any of the casino which count Roulette in wagerings please let me know.i know one casino which offers this was www.888.com

As far as I remember Betsson aren’t that receptive when you ask for them. Not many casinos are these days. I probably get one offer every two weeks on some of my regular joints and even then you’re talking 50%. In a few years or sooner I envisage them disappearing completely like Sweden. Youre better off at somewhere like Casinocasino where you get Cashback etc that has no wagering or max cash outs IMO

Hi @winalot007 I would recommend you play without a bonus. Wagering these days are ridiculous and I firmly believe with the betsson group the wagering is applied on the bonus amount only. I think is x40 or x 20. I would suggest you ask them for some free spins with your next deposit, as the wagering is x15 and the best thing is that their free spins winnings have no max cash out at all. I hope you come right and get lucky. Maybe give Casino Euro a try, as I play with them as part of the Betsson group.

Mind it's capped at 75 quid or something and be way of how their wagering works -it goes up and down like a weather balloon.

Not bad site wagering requirements are a little high but decent payouts

Going to shill LandL casinos but they give back 10 percent on each deposit as Cashback. No wagering, no limits. But you lose it if withdraw so remember to take it out before you do: casino casino and fun casino I think.

@FlatzemYeah they have 3e max bet for "regular users" but I signed up through affiliate of one twitch streamer and my max bet is 5E. I signed up like 2months ago and it took 1month to get verified there. Deposited 10e and wagering was 500e, 50x.

had a quick look at justspin casino and it says First deposit offer only valid for new customers 18+. Min Deposit €10. Max bonus €500. 50x wagering on Bonus, 50x wagering on Free spins, game weighting applies. Max bet €3 on bonus money. General and Bonus Terms apply. so your 5e bet broke the bonus terms.

I had a mistake yesterday that paid off 222e lol, deposited on justspin and claimed their deposit bonus, and you get free spins too on super joker which I went to use immediately and when the free spins were done the bet changed to 5e without me even noticing, and I spin it winning 150euros lol, afterward I completed wagering easy and made a withdrawal.

I'll admit I've won on free no deposit bonuses at couple sites (about $400 cashed out between 777 Casino and Casino Brango sign up bonuses to be specific) but does anyone actually buy the bonus amounts with the ridiculous wagering? I get emails all the time from this casino or that casino with bonuses up to 600% but really what's the point? If I turn 20 into 120 but 100 of it needs to be wagered 50x or whatever then am I not basically just throwing my money away? The chances are very, very slim to actually go on a winning streak big enough to cash out on that. Especially with wagering rules to make sure you cant spin too high an amount the sites usually have. The worst example I can think of is Bingo Hall. This is a free chip bonus but I think it's relevant. 25$ free chip with 25x wagering. Sounds reasonable right? I went on a big winning streak, betting low and all and should have nearly been there but when I checked my account after HOURS of winnings I was only 2% into the bonus! I went on livechat and it turns out, after much prodding and prying about the math, that on Bingo Hall only 0.6% of what you wager on slots is applied to the 25x wagering. 100/0.6 = 166.66 and 166.66 x 25 = 4166.5x wagering. Absolutely staggering that I later managed a whole 3% by the time I lost it all. It's despicable honestly, and the livechat guy said I should just make a deposit so as not to be subjected to the 0.6% BS. Like I'd trust a site with my real hard earned money when it actively practices scam bonuses. Could literally win a dozen jackpots and never make that bonus cash out. I don't even know what their maximum cashout is. Probably like 50 cents lol and minimum 5000 withdrawal with 4999 transfer fee lol. Just joking but still. Anyway I'm becoming very very wary of most of the casinos online because of this issue with the bonuses being their main selling point but really its but a dream to expect to win. Some sites have no wagering bonuses which are the one I mainly stick to now. Playojo and Rizk have been good to me. So has piggybang. Im thinking of playing more casino brango or 777 but never again with the bonuses unless its absolutely free chip since I know they cash out and in good time. Been waiting on Fairgo to get my documents approved since I managed the playthrough on some free Christmas spins and even made the $100AUD minimum required to withdraw. I have a funny feeling about this for some reason, like it's not going to pan out cause its been awhile with no response. Anyway my point is wagering bonuses are a scam and truly designed to make the casinos more money when the players almost inevitably lose it all to the playthrough requirements. Agree? Disagree? I don't think all bonuses are bad and its all impossible all the time since I've cashed out a couple times, but it's not a good system to play if you're paying into it.

Hi there, I mean, I think that casinos should do their best not to have a laundry list of complicated terms, written in a way where only a lawyer could understand them. So with that said, I totally get it if there's some obscure weird rule in the terms that a player could miss. This might just be my opinion, but I don't think a standard KYC process counts as one of those weird and predatory terms, but instead one of the most common aspects of gambling online, along the lines of bonuses normally coming with a wagering requirement. But maybe that's just me. I'm sympathetic to your situation if you feel that the KYC process is alien to you, but I can assure you, you'll come across a KYC process at most casinos you'll ever play at. Olle

I was wondering the same thing. I was about to respond to say bro - the wagering is x40 the bonus amount only...

I was browsing at Syndicate Casino review this morning, and the first thing I saw was its 40x d+bonus wagering...OH MY GOD...definitely no-go for me! The next thing, I saw this...time for more action from AG team for sure, hehehe...

Depends who you play with and what the wagering requirements are including terms and conditions like restricted games etc. If a casino has wagering on bonus amount only from x40 or lower and a huge selection of providers and not alot of game restrictions, then I would consider it to be worth while. However, with recent providers lower RTP versions being presented at some casinos lately, you struggle to get decent hits these days. Especially Play N Go.

why don't we have people include what it cost to get the winning screenshot, such as what they ended the day/session roughly overall P/L +/- thus people will get a more realistic view, I mean like this e.g "deposited a measly tenner and this Starburst win was during the session that turned into a 3K cashout ". Sometimes you might get people showing a bunch of winning screenshots and they will be honest and say that even tho those screenshots look real nice they ended up busting out by end of the bonus wagering. Speaking of unrealistic there's a French youtuber "Bidule" that does mainly blackjack/roulette videos and this guy puts only the winning bets into his videos so it looks like he is winning every single hand, but I am not even sure if he is using real money cause the amounts are so outrageous so likely he is a likely showman with fake money that the casinos lets him use.

Betzest give wager free spins 4 days out of 7 days with 10 euro max cashout... Lapalingo gives ndb and depo offers Wilds deposit 50 and get 200 spins with x35 wagering on spins with No Max cashout The rest havent checked

Unfortunately alot of casinos in UK are doing more bonus types where you have to first play an X amount £20-£50 than they give you a bonus, than you have to wager that an X amount of times usually 35-40x. Feels like a double wagering.

Hi all, Noticed alot of casinos recently doing offers we're you have to first play say £20 on a specific live casino game Eg evolution roulette than you'll get a £5 bonus. Than you have to wager that 35x but the 10% contribution applies on table games meaning in total you have to spend £20 to get £5 bonus than wager £1,750 to convert it into cash that's a total of £1,770 for a £5. Works out to £1,770 / £5 = 354 wagering requirement.

It wasn't always this way, of course When I started playing online casino way back when, bonuses had far lower wagering requirements and fewer game/bet restrictions. I routinely cashed out on almost all the match deposit promos I claimed before table games were effectively banned from contributing to WR, which at the time was usually no higher than x20. Now it's all about bonuses being graciously granted by casinos in order to 'extend playing time' - in reality, to trap customers into draining away their funds on high house edge slots with a snowball's chance in ***** of completing the almost impossible playthrough

Booming games have bad base games, but the free spins can pay at times, the teases for free spins are the worst, every 2nd spin 2 scatters but never the 3rd. Especially on that Valley of Pharoah. You need a slot to crash wagering Wild X7. I like BGaming and I see they have taken a different approach with their latest releases, but some slots are good for wagering. Like Afi said most free spins sessions pay nothing between 5 - 15x, however you will be surprised if that 5 scatters drop randomly in the base or free spins which you are in for a huge pay day. But getting a full line with premium symbols, forget it.

Right now my absolute favorite is Sweet Bonanza Xmas by Pragmatic Play. For four reasons. 1. Free spins bonus is insane with high multipliers showing up quite frequently. I've seen the max 100x multiplier quite a few times and even scored on a couple. 2. This game has a higher chance of winning SOMETHING over the wagering amount on any individual spin than any other game I've seen to date. It never really goes much higher than the rare 10x or 15x wager on any spin outside of freespins and often just 1.5x - 3x so its a low chance of building any sort of balance outside of free spins.... however this is the only game I would EVER risk a high single bet (say $50) because it pays out often. It's the opposite of games that nearly never ever pay out but can pay large on a single, regular spin. 3. Because it pays these incremental amounts so often, it's a longer playtime than most of the games out there. 4. Option to buy feature. Costs your bet x 100 but the freespins bonus is good enough that it's actually feasible to take that chance sometimes. #2 Book Of Oz. Not too likely to win anything much in regular play but it has an incredible freespins bonus that shows up often enough. I've had bigger wins in this game than any other. Have won 500-1000x wager a few times. It's too bad I'm (generally) a low roller and usually wager 20 or 30 cents. It's a great game with many copycat games out there, particularly Book of Dead. Honorable Mentions Showdown Saloon (Good middle of the line game with regular wins and freespins bonus shows up often although freespins add nothing special) Crystal Rift (It's almost always a loser but fun to play) Wolf Gold and Mustang Gold (I enjoy the bonuses and graphics) Storm Lords (Great features show up often and I've had a few extended winning streaks on this game) Alkemors Tower (Ridiculous amount of features that show up often enough and are actually good. My highest winning spin of all time was in this game.) Sugar Pop 2 (Pays constantly low amounts. Constant freespins bonuses are welcome though they dont change or add anything. With constant small payouts this is the slowest rolling game of any I've ever seen and you unlock candies with special effects as you "level up" with playtime. Some of them are terrible but hey it's all in fun. Never really win, or lose anything significant so it's good for killing bonuses.)