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[blondie]

Game Spot casino

Game Spot is one of the latest casinos I joined. I was having a quick look at Askgamblers list of no deposit bonuses, and their name came up, offering 50 free spins on Bonanza Billion, simply for registering. Lately, I don't really join many new casinos, but a freebie seemed like a decent way to try them out.

The sign up was super quick. I liked seeing many popular game providers amongst their list of game suppliers. Also, they seem to have quite a few generous bonuses, in terms of match amount - the welcome bonus alone is 300% match and free spins on top. All in all, if you like playing with big bonuses - you might be in luck here.

Back to my experience though. as I said, the registration was quick, I had also applied the Askgamblers code for the bonus and went to activate it. And that's where the problems started. To receive the free spins (and any other bonus, I presume), you would need to verify your email and phone number. Should be simple, right? Wrong. The email verification was quick, I received the verification email and all was done. The phone number was a different case. I requested the code to be sent via text. Waited..And nothing happens. Tried resending it. Nothing. Contacted support, first spoke to an AI bot, then they connected me to a real human. They told me they'll speak to their security department and that I can also email them about my situation. I did just that. The security department was quick to reply, which I appreciated. However, they simply said they've resent the code and to check my spam text folder. That happened twice and still no luck.

Unfortunately, this is where my experience at Game Spot ends. I was looking forward to trying the free spins and perhaps claiming the welcome bonus, as the amount was quite generous and I enjoyed their game selection from first glance. I still haven't been able to verify my number, and I don't feel comfortable depositing funds anywhere, where a simple thing like phone verification comes with so many hurdles. I will say that the customer experience was very pleasant - they didn't make me wait much and tried to help, unfortunately - unsuccessful.

[blondie]

Lolo casino

I joined Lolo casino about a month ago. I came across the exclusive welcome bonus offer that was available for Askgamblers players and decided to join them. They had a number of decent game suppliers available, including Netent and Pragmatic Play, so I decided to give them a try.

I've played there a few times now. First, I joined for the welcome bonus and used that on some of my favorite games. I had deposited 200 eur on my first deposit, so I had a pretty big balance to play with. Unfortunately, I discovered that their restricted games list was quite long, which was a little bit of a letdown. I had no luck with the welcome bonus, but did deposit two more times - one to claim their second deposit bonus and one to use their Sunday free spins offer.

Overall, I have mixed feelings about my time at Lolo casino. What I do like is their weekly offers - it feels like every week you can claim a nice free spins bonus or a match bonus. So, for those looking to use bonuses, it's a pretty decent option. Also, they have a pretty good variety of banking options, including Revolut payments which are quite popular in Europe. None of the times I played there I had any issues with games or banking, or bonuses, so I didn't need to contact support once, which is great. Now, the downsides.

What I disliked, besides the list of bonus restricted games, was the bonus rules. The bonuses have pretty high wagering - not the free spins offers, but the match bonuses. Another thing I disliked was the bet restrictions - max bet with bonuses is 5eur, which is quite standard, however, they have applied a minimum bet rule too - 0.50 EUR. So, if you're a low-roller and prefer playing anywhere from 0.10-0.40EUR, these bets don't count towards wagering.

Another thing I disliked was the free spins offers rules. I had claimed the Sunday free spins, which gave me a whopping 2000 free spins on one of the Big Bass games for a 100 EUR deposit. Sounds amazing, right? Well, I won over 200 EUR from the free spins, as I had many bonus rounds. However, when the free spins were over, the win was capped at 100 EUR only. I can understand winning cap after wagering, but capping free spins winnings before you even can use them, especially for a deposit bonus, is definitely less likable. Lastly, the minimum withdrawal amount is 100 EUR, which is a no-go for my liking.

Overall - I had no technical issues, games were ok, but I feel like the bonuses have way too many restrictions and withdrawal limits are too high.

[blondie]

Sunnybet casino

Sunnybet is one of the latest casinos I joined, just over a week ago. The reason for me being interested in them was purely due to Askgamblers. I noticed that they were offering 50 Free Spins after registration, as an exclusive offer for Askgamblers members. I'll be honest - nowadays, I rarely join casinos with no deposit offers, but 50 free spins seemed intriguing enough for me to give them a try.

The registration process was super smooth, and after email verification, I went to my account section and entered the special bonus code. Voila, the free spins were added immediately - very happy that I didn't have to reach out to customer support at this stage. The free spins were on Bonanza Billion game - one of the most popular games from Bgaming, with 0.20 cents per spin. Unfortunately, I didn't have much luck with the spins and ended up with around 5eur win overall. And that's where disappointment came. After the bonus was credited, a message popped up that I had to make a deposit to wager the bonus. Of course, I should have read the terms first and offers like these are appearing more frequently these days, but, for me, a no deposit offer shouldn't require a deposit to wager it.

Regardless, I decided to make a small deposit as I did enjoy their site. However, I didn't want to be constrained, so I forfeited the bonus and played bonus-free. I ended up playing Bonanza Billion slot again, which is one of my favorite games from Bgaming. Initially, I wanted to play Reel Rush, but after a quick search, I found out they don't offer NetEnt games, which is a bummer. I played with minimum stakes, managed to get one bonus feature, but after about an hour of play, my balance eventually went bust.

Overall, I had a good time at Sunnybet. The game selection is decent, but I'd like to see Netent, Pragmatic Play and other providers in their portfolio. The experience was smooth, bonus cancellation was easy to do to, so at this stage I can't comment on their support, as I didn't need to reach out to them. Will I play there again? I might - I liked their cashback offers and the variety of bonus offers available. So far, I only disliked missing some game providers I enjoy and having real-money wager for no deposit free spins.

[blondie]

All done Coco, I'm sorry for the inconvenience!

[cocopop3011]

2 hours ago, blondie said:

All done Coco, I'm sorry for the inconvenience!

Thank you - no it's not your fault, must be an error our end. Just so we don't hold up invoices I will accept these now and then once I have completed the invoices I will update your reviews for you.

[cocopop3011]

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