Sticky or 'Wagering Free' Bonus

[Jeanke08]

Guys, Girls, People of all gender,

I want to be sure about this and maybe it can help newbies doubting this also.

My question goes out primarily to those having experience with bonuses; are a 'Sticky Bonus' and 'Wager Free Bonus' one and the same or have you come across anomalies concerning this matter?

I ask because I'm at this moment interested in two casino's to play at.

One with Sticky, one with wager free, but although they both say that the initial amount will be deducted when making a withdrawal, one still demands b+d be wagered, the other not.

Confusing.

[Afi4wins]

7 minutes ago, jan duchau said:

Guys, Girls, People of all gender,

I want to be sure about this and maybe it can help newbies doubting this also.

My question goes out primarily to those having experience with bonuses; are a 'Sticky Bonus' and 'Wager Free Bonus' one and the same or have you come across anomalies concerning this matter?

I ask because I'm at this moment interested in two casino's to play at.

One with Sticky, one with wager free, but although they both say that the initial amount will be deducted when making a withdrawal, one still demands b+d be wagered, the other not.

Confusing.

I'm actually quite surprised that you find the 2 bonuses confusing! 

A Wager Free bonus is the best kind that any player can get...absolutely free money or free spins, restricted only by the standard max bet allowed and the max withdrawable amount allowed, although other rules would still be in play. Any winnings can be withdrawn immediately, but the standard 1x or 3x deposit wagering requirement must be cleared first.

A Sticky bonus is one that sticks with you once it is taken, meaning, you cannot withdraw any money until the full wagering requirement has been cleared. All betting rules are in play.

The 3rd kind is the Non-Sticky bonus, whereby any early winnings won whilst playing with your real money (before it gets used up and the bonus money comes into play) can be withdrawn. All betting rules are in play as well.