What online betting company you know gave you a b'day present?

[Hamphser]

Oh yes did experience the same with 1xbet and the actually gave me two different presents 🎁 during the year one was a birthday present and anniversary present...I honestly thought that was cool but these guys still need to work on their reputation despite been everywhere these days.

Which brings us to an interesting point, even if bonuses are a great way for casinos to try to gain new customers and retain old customers at the same time if this is not matched with great reputation then it does not matter, as we know that casino has been having a lot of troubles in the past and they left the forum because of it, then they came back thinking that everything was forgotten only to realize this is not the way things work in this forum.

Once a gambling company would stained up their reputation then it can be hardly be forgotten by the community and once they do came back then for sure those impressions would last this is why they should really be mindful about that from time to time.

Community couldn't easily forget on what you had done in the past and even such changes like big and decent bonuses would be launched out then it would be still
useless or not relevant at all because hindrance and doubts is there.

Wont really be effective at all this is why trying to win back communities trust should really be in main priority.

Yes, exactly. Once casinos stained their name that's pretty much it.  No matter what they try. The trust that was once there is now gone. Birthday presents or anniversary presents won't make up for a lousy behaviour or when security is at risk. I'm not saying this is the case, I'm merely giving examples as extreme as they might be.

Outside of the dodgy operations casinos, there's really not many places which rewards its players with presents or similar incentives because if you think about it with a massive user base, the house will end up giving away freebies weekly if not daily. I suppose the more traditional bonuses, promos are more sustainable for the long-term, and it makes sense that most of them have taken this approach

Come to think even on how profitable or known the site is, they cant really just afford on giving out every single of their users on giving some present or bonuses just because its their birthday.

Consider that there would be at least 10,000 users then giving out some perks according to birthdates will really cost you as a business owner.

It wont really be the best idea and its no surprise that they would go rather with those promotions and perks that have some insane wager requirements
since they do know that they would the edge or simply benefits them.

[sunsilk]

Yeah, many people don't give much importance to it. However receiving something on the birthday makes people happy. In such a way I've received birthday present once. Stake is the only gambling platform from which I received birthday present. I don't know how much dollars I received, because it was during its first year of service. For me it was new to get a birthday present from a casino.

I don't have the experience that a casino giving me a birthday present whether it would be $1 or $5 or $10 or any amount. But it is a fact that whenever it's our day and someone gave a present, that's making us happy.

It's a sort of recognition that you're remembered on your birthday. I wouldn't still register with the mentioned casino by OP that has given him his birthday present.

Consider that there would be at least 10,000 users then giving out some perks according to birthdates will really cost you as a business owner.

Yeah, that will cost them a lot yearly but if they're really earning a lot from their customer. They would probably remain generous to their loyal customers even it's not their birthdate.

[Sled]

Consider that there would be at least 10,000 users then giving out some perks according to birthdates will really cost you as a business owner.

Yeah, that will cost them a lot yearly but if they're really earning a lot from their customer. They would probably remain generous to their loyal customers even it's not their birthdate.

And these customers are then able to be loyal to them forever. In fact, a surprise present to all of their customers wasn't big enough to cut their profit, that probably just a very small amount. And as it helps to keep their loyal players this will also able to attract more gamblers, a sort of strategy that has a big possible return as well. But, this comes to think that they will ask to comply and fill up the KYC form as a sort of verification which might complicate the situation, and for sure, not all will do this.

[pieppiep]

Consider that there would be at least 10,000 users then giving out some perks according to birthdates will really cost you as a business owner.

Yeah, that will cost them a lot yearly but if they're really earning a lot from their customer. They would probably remain generous to their loyal customers even it's not their birthdate.

And these customers are then able to be loyal to them forever. In fact, a surprise present to all of their customers wasn't big enough to cut their profit, that probably just a very small amount. And as it helps to keep their loyal players this will also able to attract more gamblers, a sort of strategy that has a big possible return as well. But, this comes to think that they will ask to comply and fill up the KYC form as a sort of verification which might complicate the situation, and for sure, not all will do this.

If I were the owner, I would give those 10,000 users giveaways for their birthday and I believe that not all of those members will have the same birthday. Maybe in one year, only a few members will accept the giveaways and if we can serve them better, they will become loyal and stay in our place. It is one way of marketing strategies to make their members stay at their place, and I think the other owner will have a different way to satisfy their members.

[Mauser]

Birthday presents by casinos are awesome. It's a good way to keep long-time customers happy. This year I was a bit busy on my birthday and didn't really have time to collect all the goodies. On one site I remember I got some free slot games but they expired because I didn't use them in time. On another site I got a 5 USD voucher but lost it all. The best gift where some free tournament dollars on the poker site I play the most, managed to get 20 bucks out of it.

[dustboy]

Come to think even on how profitable or known the site is, they cant really just afford on giving out every single of their users on giving some present or bonuses just because its their birthday.

Consider that there would be at least 10,000 users then giving out some perks according to birthdates will really cost you as a business owner.

It wont really be the best idea and its no surprise that they would go rather with those promotions and perks that have some insane wager requirements
since they do know that they would the edge or simply benefits them.

If a casino can give a regular bonus such as daily weekly or monthly bonus, a birthday bonus will not be a big problem for the casino. Birthday bonus available in some casinos but it is not completely free, I mean users cant just register without playing to get the bonus. There must be some requirements for users to be eligible for the birthday bonus.

[ralle14]

A few days ago I remember stumbling upon a similar thread on reddit where the thread starter tried to ask for a birthday reward from casinos. Most of the casinos he mentioned are fiat casinos but it doesn't hurt to share the information here since you guys might have an account at one of these casinos and might be missing out on some potential free bets or rewards.

[xSkylarx]

I'm willing to bet that the vast majority of this website has KYC. Well, I don't believe I've received any gifts from my previous gambling website, only emails wishing me a happy birthday. But, wow, that's fantastic news; it's a free bet, a free ticket, or even free money. Normally, there are only a few gambling websites that do this, but I believe that those who do so show genuine appreciation to their customers as a way of saying thank you for the money you have deposited on their website.

[goldkingcoiner]

I actually did not know that getting birthday presents from online betting companies or casinos was a thing. Do we have a list of companies or websites that do this? How much do they usually give you? Going from a perspective of anti-scam I think you would probably need to do KYC if anything, otherwise anyone could make new accounts and claim these prizes. So far I have not gotten anything :/

[Pffrt]

Who would even use a birthday in a casino? I would never bother to join a site which requires a lot of personal information other than an email address. Why would a casino ask for a birthday? I can't remember if I was required any such information while joining any casino. Even if I was required, I would never bother to give my original birthday to a casino.

This is the second year in a row that I'm receiving money in my 1xBet balance as a birthday present.

That's a nice gesture to surprise and satisfy the client on an extreme level. I'm not sure if you are really appreciating 1xbet or promoting this site. Afaik, 1xbet is a scam casino and has a lot of scam accusations in the forum.

[VanityWallets2015]

Come to think even on how profitable or known the site is, they cant really just afford on giving out every single of their users on giving some present or bonuses just because its their birthday.

Consider that there would be at least 10,000 users then giving out some perks according to birthdates will really cost you as a business owner.

It wont really be the best idea and its no surprise that they would go rather with those promotions and perks that have some insane wager requirements
since they do know that they would the edge or simply benefits them.

If a casino can give a regular bonus such as daily weekly or monthly bonus, a birthday bonus will not be a big problem for the casino. Birthday bonus available in some casinos but it is not completely free, I mean users cant just register without playing to get the bonus. There must be some requirements for users to be eligible for the birthday bonus.

Agreed. Besides, birthday treats or bonuses from the casino may come in any form, right? Perhaps, aside form giving free money, the casino could just give deposit bonus, vouchers, free turns or spins on different casino games. And of course, players would have to do still play their part to claim these. It may indeed seem like a cost, an extra expense for the casino, but this is also a way to invest that the end result may come into the loyalty of players. Whereas, repeat customers and referral can also bloom from doing such. In the end, it may become a win-win situation.

[darewaller]

This is the second year in a row that I'm receiving money in my 1xBet balance as a birthday present. Last year it was around 10$, I managed to turn it to 60$ and lost it all at once. This year I got around 20$, tripled it, and withdrew lol. The funny part is I did not make any deposit since November last year. Kinda nice of them, don't you think? Does a bookmaker you play on do something sort of this apart from free slot spins that you can redeem your winnings (play x game and double your winning in case you win or play z game and get back 50% of your bet in case you lose) only by playing your own money later?

I had not received any that kind of surprises so far from any of crypto gambling houses but I remember that I have got birthday wishes from one of the reputed house. Moreover, I am not using my regular email id for gambling registrations. For security purposes, I do use my secondary email while registering with gambling houses and I do rarely check that email for any update which might be a reason that I have not got any surprise gifts from gambling houses on my birthday.

I guess it would be a good initiative if we list those crypto gambling houses who are sending surprise gifts on its player's birthday because people may prefer to choose such houses and we should encourage those houses for this reason as well.

[Quidat]

Come to think even on how profitable or known the site is, they cant really just afford on giving out every single of their users on giving some present or bonuses just because its their birthday.

Consider that there would be at least 10,000 users then giving out some perks according to birthdates will really cost you as a business owner.

It wont really be the best idea and its no surprise that they would go rather with those promotions and perks that have some insane wager requirements
since they do know that they would the edge or simply benefits them.

If a casino can give a regular bonus such as daily weekly or monthly bonus, a birthday bonus will not be a big problem for the casino. Birthday bonus available in some casinos but it is not completely free, I mean users cant just register without playing to get the bonus. There must be some requirements for users to be eligible for the birthday bonus.

Agreed. Besides, birthday treats or bonuses from the casino may come in any form, right? Perhaps, aside form giving free money, the casino could just give deposit bonus, vouchers, free turns or spins on different casino games. And of course, players would have to do still play their part to claim these. It may indeed seem like a cost, an extra expense for the casino, but this is also a way to invest that the end result may come into the loyalty of players. Whereas, repeat customers and referral can also bloom from doing such. In the end, it may become a win-win situation.

If those birthday gifts would really be ending up on having some sort of requirements or wager needing then its not totally a present or something and people or gamblers would be accepting but rather it would really be just ending up on a typical kind of promotion
which does need up some requirements for them able to hook up but it isnt really bad if its exclusive for birthday members
and it should be something that wont be hard to win on.Well as a business then you would always thinking for win-win situations.

[Hamphser]

Consider that there would be at least 10,000 users then giving out some perks according to birthdates will really cost you as a business owner.

Yeah, that will cost them a lot yearly but if they're really earning a lot from their customer. They would probably remain generous to their loyal customers even it's not their birthdate.

And these customers are then able to be loyal to them forever. In fact, a surprise present to all of their customers wasn't big enough to cut their profit, that probably just a very small amount. And as it helps to keep their loyal players this will also able to attract more gamblers, a sort of strategy that has a big possible return as well. But, this comes to think that they will ask to comply and fill up the KYC form as a sort of verification which might complicate the situation, and for sure, not all will do this.

If they could really give out those presents without any need of some requirements then it would really be giving out those kind of good impressions which would really be ending up or result on staying up on the casino.

Gamblers do really love some free stuff and once they do gain up some perks which is really something that they would be interesting into.

So its up to them whether they do offer something like this or would skip out but most casinos doesn't really have this.

[South Park]

Birthday presents by casinos are awesome. It's a good way to keep long-time customers happy. This year I was a bit busy on my birthday and didn't really have time to collect all the goodies. On one site I remember I got some free slot games but they expired because I didn't use them in time. On another site I got a 5 USD voucher but lost it all. The best gift where some free tournament dollars on the poker site I play the most, managed to get 20 bucks out of it.

It is nice to see that some casinos are actually implementing something like this and they are giving bonuses to their clients on the day of their birth as this is a nice way to keep your customers happy and the price they need to pay for this is relatively low, however I will admit that in my case I have never received one of those bonuses as I never give that information away as I prefer to keep that information private regardless of the bonuses I could receive thanks to it.

[sunsilk]

Consider that there would be at least 10,000 users then giving out some perks according to birthdates will really cost you as a business owner.

Yeah, that will cost them a lot yearly but if they're really earning a lot from their customer. They would probably remain generous to their loyal customers even it's not their birthdate.

And these customers are then able to be loyal to them forever. In fact, a surprise present to all of their customers wasn't big enough to cut their profit, that probably just a very small amount. And as it helps to keep their loyal players this will also able to attract more gamblers, a sort of strategy that has a big possible return as well. But, this comes to think that they will ask to comply and fill up the KYC form as a sort of verification which might complicate the situation, and for sure, not all will do this.

You just can't be sure that a customer would be loyal to them forever. But let's say maybe 5%-10% of that number, they're the real loyal customers.

Whatever gimmick they want to just to keep their loyal customers, they can do that. And this is the same as that giving present or a few bucks for their birthday.

But yeah, the twist is if they've been verified and passed the kyc.

[TimeTeller]

Consider that there would be at least 10,000 users then giving out some perks according to birthdates will really cost you as a business owner.

Yeah, that will cost them a lot yearly but if they're really earning a lot from their customer. They would probably remain generous to their loyal customers even it's not their birthdate.

And these customers are then able to be loyal to them forever. In fact, a surprise present to all of their customers wasn't big enough to cut their profit, that probably just a very small amount. And as it helps to keep their loyal players this will also able to attract more gamblers, a sort of strategy that has a big possible return as well. But, this comes to think that they will ask to comply and fill up the KYC form as a sort of verification which might complicate the situation, and for sure, not all will do this.

You just can't be sure that a customer would be loyal to them forever. But let's say maybe 5%-10% of that number, they're the real loyal customers.

Whatever gimmick they want to just to keep their loyal customers, they can do that. And this is the same as that giving present or a few bucks for their birthday.

But yeah, the twist is if they've been verified and passed the kyc.

Even if they want to give a gift to their loyal patrons, I haven't really seen a casino that do this on a regular basis.
Actually, what the OP said here maybe true. But we all know the reputation of that casino.
Are you willing to play on that site and take the risk just because it is known to give a birthday gift.
Anyway, it is up to the gambler if he is willing to undertake such risk. But definitely, they will ask for some docs to prove about your birthday.

[bitzizzix]

Birthday presents by casinos are awesome. It's a good way to keep long-time customers happy. This year I was a bit busy on my birthday and didn't really have time to collect all the goodies. On one site I remember I got some free slot games but they expired because I didn't use them in time. On another site I got a 5 USD voucher but lost it all. The best gift where some free tournament dollars on the poker site I play the most, managed to get 20 bucks out of it.

It is nice to see that some casinos are actually implementing something like this and they are giving bonuses to their clients on the day of their birth as this is a nice way to keep your customers happy and the price they need to pay for this is relatively low, however I will admit that in my case I have never received one of those bonuses as I never give that information away as I prefer to keep that information private regardless of the bonuses I could receive thanks to it.

Of course it's good, there are casinos that give birthday gifts to their customers and I have never felt or heard of it happening because if it happened, the customer would have to provide complete biodata to find out the customer's date of birth.
and I also always maintain the confidentiality of my personal data from every casino I visit to avoid unwanted things, maybe casinos that provide such only for special customers and also those who have been loyal to play it for a long time and some kind of reciprocity so that customers feel happy and survive.

[Doell]

I actually did not know that getting birthday presents from online betting companies or casinos was a thing. Do we have a list of companies or websites that do this? How much do they usually give you? Going from a perspective of anti-scam I think you would probably need to do KYC if anything, otherwise anyone could make new accounts and claim these prizes. So far I have not gotten anything :/

it's a form of fun promotion for active gamblers ,I once got a birthday gift in the form of free spins I forgot on where exactly but I didn't get many wins ! not everyone gets a special gift like that and almost rarely happens when it comes to birthday gifts depending on the kindness of the host usually receive via email to claim it

[Fatunad]

I actually did not know that getting birthday presents from online betting companies or casinos was a thing. Do we have a list of companies or websites that do this? How much do they usually give you? Going from a perspective of anti-scam I think you would probably need to do KYC if anything, otherwise anyone could make new accounts and claim these prizes. So far I have not gotten anything :/

it's a form of fun promotion for active gamblers ,I once got a birthday gift in the form of free spins I forgot on where exactly but I didn't get many wins ! not everyone gets a special gift like that and almost rarely happens when it comes to birthday gifts depending on the kindness of the host usually receive via email to claim it

In my experience on gambling market then i havent experienced on getting one thats why i do believe that it is really rare for them to give out free spins for those birthday celebrants but i dont see that they would be tolerating it since they do know the chances or odds that someone could pull off big wins on free spins
and we know that its a business and they cant just give out on something on where they do know it could give the chance on having lesser profits.