Get a $10 freebie to try Slotland's new Deuces & Joker Wild video poker!

[TheGamblogger]

As you may have figured out, I love playing online slots.  But I also like to switch it up a bit sometimes and play a little video poker.  So I'm well pleased that Slotland has been rolling out a bunch of new video poker games!  Today they launched Deuces & Joker Wild.

 

Until Saturday, there’s a $10 freebie available to try it for free as well as an up to 40% deposit bonus.

 

Deuces & Joker Wild $10 Freebie
Bonus code: 10FREEBIE

 

Deuces & Joker Wild Deposit Bonus – up to 40%
Bonus code: POKER

 

Both bonuses are valid February 17-20 only.

 

Deuces & Joker Wild is a standard one hand video poker game played with 52 cards plus a joker. With four deuces and one joker wild, it’s possible to have five wild cards in a hand.  With so many wild cards players have lots of flexibility in building a winning hand.

 

Payout for some hands is much higher than normally found in a video poker games.  For example, five Wilds with a max bet placed wins 2000X the bet. A Natural Royal Flush pays up to 800X.

 

Like the other new video poker games – All American, 10s or Better and Joker Wild -- this new game has a Double Up bonus round. After every win greater than the amount bet, players have a chance to double their win by picking a card higher than the dealer’s.

 

Dueces & Joker Wild players can bet one to five coins per hand and coins can be valued at $.10 to $5 for a minimum bet of $.10 and a max bet of $25.

 

 

[LeoDubbed]

Please be advised that they are not allowed 2 no deposit bonuses in a row. so if you claim this bonus, the winning cannot be cashed out.

[JackJelinek]

Please be advised that they are not allowed 2 no deposit bonuses in a row. so if you claim this bonus, the winning cannot be cashed out.

 

I'm afraid your claim is not 100% true, LeoDubbed. Just to clarify, here is an exempt taken from site terms ---

 

If a Player redeems two no deposit bonuses in a row, any withdrawal related to the second bonus will be void in the event that the Player's last deposit is older than 90 days at the time of receiving the second bonus or if no deposit has been made in the history of the account.

 

FYI, sadly we were literally forced to introduce this new rule after having extremely liberal bonus terms for over 15 years --- during which when we didn't limit the cashouts in any way(!) --- in attempt to face off unscrupulous bonus hunters who wouldn't have any problem requesting a cashout on a free bonus even after claiming a several dozen of freebies in the past without making a single deposit.

 

Which no other casino would ever allow you to do, let me add. So now after telling the whole truth, I'd say that things certainly look much brighter even for for the most relaxed and casual player, right? Truth, not so for bonus hunters, though.

[LeoDubbed]

I'm afraid your claim is not 100% true, LeoDubbed. Just to clarify, here is an exempt taken from site terms ---

 

If a Player redeems two no deposit bonuses in a row, any withdrawal related to the second bonus will be void in the event that the Player's last deposit is older than 90 days at the time of receiving the second bonus or if no deposit has been made in the history of the account.

 

FYI, sadly we were literally forced to introduce this new rule after having extremely liberal bonus terms for over 15 years --- during which when we didn't limit the cashouts in any way(!) --- in attempt to face off unscrupulous bonus hunters who wouldn't have any problem requesting a cashout on a free bonus even after claiming a several dozen of freebies in the past without making a single deposit.

 

Which no other casino would ever allow you to do, let me add. So now after telling the whole truth, I'd say that things certainly look much brighter even for for the most relaxed and casual player, right? Truth, not so for bonus hunters, though.

 

I'm afraid your claim is not 100% true, LeoDubbed. Just to clarify, here is an exempt taken from site terms ---

 

If a Player redeems two no deposit bonuses in a row, any withdrawal related to the second bonus will be void in the event that the Player's last deposit is older than 90 days at the time of receiving the second bonus or if no deposit has been made in the history of the account.

 

FYI, sadly we were literally forced to introduce this new rule after having extremely liberal bonus terms for over 15 years --- during which when we didn't limit the cashouts in any way(!) --- in attempt to face off unscrupulous bonus hunters who wouldn't have any problem requesting a cashout on a free bonus even after claiming a several dozen of freebies in the past without making a single deposit.

 

Which no other casino would ever allow you to do, let me add. So now after telling the whole truth, I'd say that things certainly look much brighter even for for the most relaxed and casual player, right? Truth, not so for bonus hunters, though.

Thank you for clarifying this