Casino bonus is it worth it?

[harizen]

And we indeed have to know our own limits, so we don't use excess money to play gambling.

The reality is, users will really end up depositing more of their extra money in able to reach the eligibility requirements for the said promotions.

I don't see what's the point of having an interest in joining promotions if they don't have the expectation that will really end up doing several deposits.

Setting limits is fine but might not be followed properly if aiming for getting the rewards on bonuses or promotions.

[lienfaye]

I don't see what's the point of having an interest in joining promotions if they don't have the expectation that will really end up doing several deposits.

True. Expect this to happen if you're determine to get the bonus rewards. Because for sure it won't be easy to achieve if you only have small funds, unless you're lucky to win and able to meet the requirements without doing a several deposits.

Setting limits is fine but might not be followed properly if aiming for getting the rewards on bonuses or promotions.

Hence if you're not confident that you can do the asked wagered amount within your set limits when you gamble, then better to refrain yourself.

[maydna]

And we indeed have to know our own limits, so we don't use excess money to play gambling.

The reality is, users will really end up depositing more of their extra money in able to reach the eligibility requirements for the said promotions.

I don't see what's the point of having an interest in joining promotions if they don't have the expectation that will really end up doing several deposits.

Setting limits is fine but might not be followed properly if aiming for getting the rewards on bonuses or promotions.

If gamblers forget these limits, they will only spend their money without being able to try to recover previous losses and this has happened time and time again with many gamblers. Trying to get bonuses from deposits will be okay as long as we can know the limits we have because there is no point if we spend so much money just to chase those bonuses. Apart from that, trusted casinos will always provide other bonuses in the future and at that moment, we can try to follow them.

[len01]

Casinos put wagering requirement for players to withdraw their prizes in promotions because they knew if they won't, people will just create multiple accounts to get as much money as they could and want, due to the system's shortcoming. Meanwhile, KYC was also made to avoid multiple accounts as well and to avoid abusing the campaigns and bonuses intended for new players.

Not all promotions comes with wagering requirement, promotions such as wagering contest, vip reward, multiplier contest, or some other promotions has no wagering requirement. Only promotions such as deposit bonus, no deposit bonus or free spins bonus comes with wagering requirement. Coming up to KYC, we should never worry about it as long as we do not do something against the terms.

yes, that is true. we don't need to be afraid when asked by KYC to take advantage of promotional bonuses as long as we don't abuse these promotions. but some fraudsters in gambling sometimes they force themselves to do KYC just for the sake of a deposit bonus to get profits and take advantage of the bonus.

[Casdinyard]

And we indeed have to know our own limits, so we don't use excess money to play gambling.

The reality is, users will really end up depositing more of their extra money in able to reach the eligibility requirements for the said promotions.

I don't see what's the point of having an interest in joining promotions if they don't have the expectation that will really end up doing several deposits.

Setting limits is fine but might not be followed properly if aiming for getting the rewards on bonuses or promotions.

That is why you must discern whether the bonus you are shooting for is worth dropping in a few extra dollars above your supposed gambling budget. Modt often it is not, because you'll end up fostering unhealthy habits like ovrdepositing without you really knowing about it. That being said there are other bonuses out there that are worth it. For instwnce, free spins after depositing is a good example. There are others but this is the most common form of a casino bonus that you might not wanna pass up. Then again, the decidion is entieely on your hands.

[Vaskiy]

Casinos put wagering requirement for players to withdraw their prizes in promotions because they knew if they won't, people will just create multiple accounts to get as much money as they could and want, due to the system's shortcoming. Meanwhile, KYC was also made to avoid multiple accounts as well and to avoid abusing the campaigns and bonuses intended for new players.

Not all promotions comes with wagering requirement, promotions such as wagering contest, vip reward, multiplier contest, or some other promotions has no wagering requirement. Only promotions such as deposit bonus, no deposit bonus or free spins bonus comes with wagering requirement. Coming up to KYC, we should never worry about it as long as we do not do something against the terms.

yes, that is true. we don't need to be afraid when asked by KYC to take advantage of promotional bonuses as long as we don't abuse these promotions. but some fraudsters in gambling sometimes they force themselves to do KYC just for the sake of a deposit bonus to get profits and take advantage of the bonus.

The deposit bonuses always have the wagering requirements, so it is not an easy winning one. Bonuses were really important and a must one with gambling, because gamblers easily loss their funds and it is the bonuses that keep them little pacified. Last month most of the Stake users have received two monthly which is really big and the Christmas Days went good out of it.

[carlisle1]

And we indeed have to know our own limits, so we don't use excess money to play gambling.

The reality is, users will really end up depositing more of their extra money in able to reach the eligibility requirements for the said promotions.

I don't see what's the point of having an interest in joining promotions if they don't have the expectation that will really end up doing several deposits.

Setting limits is fine but might not be followed properly if aiming for getting the rewards on bonuses or promotions.

If gamblers forget these limits, they will only spend their money without being able to try to recover previous losses and this has happened time and time again with many gamblers. Trying to get bonuses from deposits will be okay as long as we can know the limits we have because there is no point if we spend so much money just to chase those bonuses. Apart from that, trusted casinos will always provide other bonuses in the future and at that moment, we can try to follow them.

As long as you know your limit and you are good at managing your bankroll, aiming for bonuses is not bad. You just need
to know how to limit yourself to prevent overspending your money.

There are people who can enjoy the bonus, treating it as an additional way to extend the stay and continue enjoying whatever
gambling, they are involved.

But the outcome depends on luck and if how you manage your time and money while playing.

[serjent05]

Casinos put wagering requirement for players to withdraw their prizes in promotions because they knew if they won't, people will just create multiple accounts to get as much money as they could and want, due to the system's shortcoming. Meanwhile, KYC was also made to avoid multiple accounts as well and to avoid abusing the campaigns and bonuses intended for new players.

Not all promotions comes with wagering requirement, promotions such as wagering contest, vip reward, multiplier contest, or some other promotions has no wagering requirement. Only promotions such as deposit bonus, no deposit bonus or free spins bonus comes with wagering requirement. Coming up to KYC, we should never worry about it as long as we do not do something against the terms.

yes, that is true. we don't need to be afraid when asked by KYC to take advantage of promotional bonuses as long as we don't abuse these promotions. but some fraudsters in gambling sometimes they force themselves to do KYC just for the sake of a deposit bonus to get profits and take advantage of the bonus.

The deposit bonuses always have the wagering requirements, so it is not an easy winning one. Bonuses were really important and a must one with gambling, because gamblers easily loss their funds and it is the bonuses that keep them little pacified. Last month most of the Stake users have received two monthly which is really big and the Christmas Days went good out of it.

But if you are aiming to earn points for VIP ranking then having a wagering requirement for a deposit bonus is not a problem since we are going to wager them all anyway. What matters, in this case, is how huge the bonus is, other casinos give 200% of the initial deposit while others is just 50%.  I used to ignore this kind of bonus but when I realized the important to VIP ranking,  I claim anything that will add fund to my bankroll to be used in collecting points for VIP rank up.