Tradacasino cashback any advantage?

[Kingraj]

Good morning all,

 

Hi, ok I've recently started getting into slots playing demos at the moment to try out different games and going to be playing for real money once I've saved up a bankroll for it.

My question is tradacasino offer cashback up to 25% of deposit with no wagering requirements.

Every £70 wagered you get £2 back that you can withdraw immediately.

I've sent them a email today to check if starting balance £70 and wagered all and you win £30 if you still get the £2 so final balance £102.

Let's say it is, £2 for every £70 is 0.0285714286% back.

Would this give higher advantage to slots with less rtp eg 96.5% vs 97%+

Maybe I'm wording it wrong if so do apologise,guess I'm trying to say would it be better to play higher volatile games that pays big but less often vs low volatile that pays small but more often with the extra cashback to do more spins.

Apologies if long post, all responses greatly appreciated and keep up the good work Askgamblers.

 

Thank you.

[Afi4wins]

Hi Kingraj. At first glance, I thought that avatar was of a busty woman! My eyes playing tricks on me! Hahaha. 

 

Personally, if you ask me, I wouldn't bother at all about the RTP of any game. What matters most is to play a game that is good for you, meaning, a game that plays and pays well for you. A game can be good for some, can be disastrous for others, regardless of its RTP! 

 

Finding a game that is beneficial or good to you takes a lot of trials and errors, but you may get lucky with a few games during your early plays on them, before they finally turn into blood-sucking vampires! Hahaha. 

 

Generally though, I would say it is best to play on any game that pays small regularly. This would keep you playing for longer periods of time, thereby increasing your total wagered amount for a better cashback return. A good big win on a high volatility game, on the other hand, could boost up your balance considerably, but achieving that would be damn hard, and you'd probably lose all of your starting balance very quickly, without even managing to wager enough to get any cashback! 

[cocopop3011]

Exactly Afi!!

 

I have personally never been a fan of cashback and if it's the first time you are actually playing for real money you will have quite a shock when you realise that the demo versions you are playing now are completely different when it comes to the wins you get in real. 

 

Chances are you will bust sooner than you think and actually not manage win much cashback at all. However, I'm not saying not to go for it you have to go for what you think will work for you. 

 

What's the maximum cahback you can claim? And I assume it's on losses only?

[helenakp]

Exactly Afi!!

 

I have personally never been a fan of cashback and if it's the first time you are actually playing for real money you will have quite a shock when you realise that the demo versions you are playing now are completely different when it comes to the wins you get in real. 

 

Chances are you will bust sooner than you think and actually not manage win much cashback at all. However, I'm not saying not to go for it you have to go for what you think will work for you. 

 

What's the maximum cahback you can claim? And I assume it's on losses only?

 

 

Hun in Trada there is no max neither minimum cashback...it pays every 70 euro that you wager so the 2 euro appear right  away in your account.Those 2 euros save my as.. many times.When i was playing at Trada 2 years ago i managed to have up to 1500 euros in cashback so i like their cashback reward...

 

and those 1500 euros i managed to collect them  in 4 months in total...ahhh..... those were the times ....

[Kingraj]

Thank you all for your responses, I wasn't aware demo and real money versions act differently on slots.

(is that legal? Kinda misleading that I feel)

Well once I'm done wagering requirement on my current bonus on tradacasino I'll try it out with a small bankroll.

[Kingraj]

Oh one more thing, I understand afi you've advised not to bother with rtp, you are right play games that I find fun and works better eg swords of destiny has less rtp but it's fun but just had to ask one final question please.

Blood suckers has a rtp of 98% so for £70 you'll get back £68.6 over long-term theoretically.

With tradacasino £2 back on £70 that makes £70.60p.

So am I correct to say with the cashback theoretically I have rtp 100.8% in the long-term?

 

Thank you

[Afi4wins]

Oh one more thing, I understand afi you've advised not to bother with rtp, you are right play games that I find fun and works better eg swords of destiny has less rtp but it's fun but just had to ask one final question please.

Blood suckers has a rtp of 98% so for £70 you'll get back £68.6 over long-term theoretically.

With tradacasino £2 back on £70 that makes £70.60p.

So am I correct to say with the cashback theoretically I have rtp 100.8% in the long-term?

 

Thank you

 

NOPE! Like I said mate, the RTP of any game works over millions of spins. The number of spins that you do is like a drop of water in the ocean, so it has absolutely no affect at all on the RTP!

 

What a 98% RTP means is that you can get a longer play time on the game. For $70, you may get to play for an hour or even for 10 hours, no one can know for sure, because no one can say whether the game is in a paying mood or in an eating mood. Only the player can know this, but only after acquiring enough knowledge on the game to detect the mood. For most other players, its either being lucky or being unlucky. 

 

Like me, for example, but not boasting of course, I know my favourite game damn well enough to detect the mood the game is in! The first 50 spins or so that I do on my favourite game will tell me whether it's going to eat my balance, or probably I'll have a good game on it, so I play accordingly to the mood of the game. 

[Kingraj]

I see, thanks I'll just look at the cashback as a little bonus to ease the pain on any losses than lol

[Afi4wins]

I see, thanks I'll just look at the cashback as a little bonus to ease the pain on any losses than lol and focus on just play what's fun.

Thank you afi and rest.

 

You're most welcome Kingraj. 

Yep...I will definitely rest...playing my favourite games...hahaha. 

[pinnit2015]

Trada's always been one of the casino's I wish i liked more - good promo's, their support is probably the best around and generally speaking they are a top trusted operator. However, their lack of providers and the sometimes sluggish site puts me off them and hence why they only see one deposit a month. 

 

Theirs is a Cashback that of how it should be done - quids here and there with no strings. 

[pinnit2015]

In relation to the question - the cash back is unrelated to the RTP - just means you have more cash.

 

I'll have to disagree slightly with Afi re the RTP not being important; true, if you only play 50 spins it's not a difference but if you have long periods of play, many spins then not so much. Plus, if you picked an RTP of 80 it would mean a house advantage of 20; as punters you need all the advantages you can get  (some providers allow the casino to pick the 'RTP Version' that is highest or lowest - avoid those who pick the lowest). Having said that i would never pick a game solely on RTP alone - lost plenty when it was 'hot' and won when 'cold'

 

Only way of getting an RTP in the long term of 100 plus is to win. And then stop

 

End of say if lady luck wants you to win, you're gonna win, even if the RTP in the last hour is 1 per cent. 

[cocopop3011]

Trada's always been one of the casino's I wish i liked more - good promo's, their support is probably the best around and generally speaking they are a top trusted operator. However, their lack of providers and the sometimes sluggish site puts me off them and hence why they only see one deposit a month. 

 

Theirs is a Cashback that of how it should be done - quids here and there with no strings. 

 

I love Trada too but luck never follows me there!!