What are the Bitcoin casinos with first deposit bonuses?

[khaled0111]

gamblers should know by now how to look at vital features of a casino. some indeed are offering click bait deposit bonuses but the conditions that you need to fulfill are outrageous. so don't just look at the percentage bonus but the terms that you need to complete.

I totally agree with this. Deposit bonuses are baits especially for those who think that gambling is a money making machine. It's true that you will get $200 or more when you deposit $100, but most likely you will lose it all even before completing the wagering requirement. Bonuses are only good for those who want to have fun gambling and don't mind spending their money while doing so.
If you want to invest in gambling then better look for a reputable casino which offer bankroll investments.

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[Wind_FURY]

gamblers should know by now how to look at vital features of a casino. some indeed are offering click bait deposit bonuses but the conditions that you need to fulfill are outrageous. so don't just look at the percentage bonus but the terms that you need to complete.

I totally agree with this. Deposit bonuses are baits especially for those who think that gambling is a money making machine. It's true that you will get $200 or more when you deposit $100, but most likely you will lose it all even before completing the wagering requirement. Bonuses are only good for those who want to have fun gambling and don't mind spending their money while doing so.

If you want to invest in gambling then better look for a reputable casino which offer bankroll investments.

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

I believe we as a community should be concerned because that's not how casinos should behave within the Bitcoin, and cryptocurrency community. Using Bitcoin as a deposit option to a casino, it already gives THEM the advantage because we are surrendering the custody of our precious Bitcoins to them. They should give us more incentives for choosing them, instead of taking advantage of the community.

[khaled0111]

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

I won't say it's a scam. The casino offer you a bonus and you are free to accept or reject it. I would call it a scam if they don't make the requirements attached to it public and try to hide it. Most of the casinos I know of have a bonuses page, so that's fair, imo.
As I said, it's a bait for those who think they can make a steady income from gambling which is a wrong mindset.
If you gamble for fun, which is the right mindset, then you would appreciate and would be happy with any bonus you receive.

[Lanatsa]

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

I won't say it's a scam. The casino offer you a bonus and you are free to accept or reject it. I would call it a scam if they don't make the requirements attached to it public and try to hide it. Most of the casinos I know of have a bonuses page, so that's fair, imo.
As I said, it's a bait for those who think they can make a steady income from gambling which is a wrong mindset.
If you gamble for fun, which is the right mindset, then you would appreciate and would be happy with any bonus you receive.

Most of the time they would really be giving off some choices whether you would be activating that bonus or not.This isnt talking about direct agreeing on getting those bonus or automatically be applied because

it would really be that shady if they would really be doing that.I dont know on why people been saying its a scam thing but its not since you could really be having the choice whether to take it or not.

Its true that majority or some people been thinking on taking advantage with these bonuses but eventually these are just traps to make yourself losing all of your money most of the time
unless if you are lucky then you could really be able to pull it out.

[Crypto Gaming Revu]

I'm a pleb who would like to build capital only for gambling. I want to start from scratch/small amount, but I also want to build it up as fast as possible. I was thinking one good path to start would be through first time deposit bonuses. The plan is to deposit $100 to one casino and complete the bonus requirements there, then go to the next casino and complete the next requirements, and continue on to other casinos.

I went to each "ANN", but complete information about first time bonuses is unclear, and I'm not sure which casinos are the most trustworthy. I need some help. Post your favorite casinos with first time bonuses, THANKS!

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[Wind_FURY]

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

I won't say it's a scam. The casino offer you a bonus and you are free to accept or reject it. I would call it a scam if they don't make the requirements attached to it public and try to hide it. Most of the casinos I know of have a bonuses page, so that's fair, imo.

As I said, it's a bait for those who think they can make a steady income from gambling which is a wrong mindset.
If you gamble for fun, which is the right mindset, then you would appreciate and would be happy with any bonus you receive.

I believe there should be a guide, or a list for which casino welcome deposit bonuses are fair for the user, and achievable for smaller players. I'm going to spend one weekend and review each casino bonus' terms. I will make a list of the easiest wagering requirements for myself, and try to build a small capital only for gambling made through the use of welcome bonuses. IF I can find a casino with a achievable welcome bonus. I saw one that requires x60 wager within three days. Impossible to achieve in my opinion.

[UserU]

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

Casinos can choose not to give you anything. After all, it's paid entertainment.

But some might seem more bait-y especially if they force you to wager on the requirements first. On the other hand, some have no-sticky ones so you're free to wager whenever you feel like it

[Peanutswar]

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

Casinos can choose not to give you anything. After all, it's paid entertainment.

But some might seem more bait-y especially if they force you to wager on the requirements first. On the other hand, some have no-sticky ones so you're free to wager whenever you feel like it

Its part of their marketing strategy that they can gain more number of players because of this event or feature most likely the new casino has really lot of events to get caught attention with their new players and after with that they will no make a fewer events and of course it's bring all the service as they can to their users so they keep playing on their platform.

If the player read those TOR and FaQ they don't have need to problem in the future most likely having tons of rewards and bonuses and make a win sometimes getting trouble because they want to instantly withdraw their funds.

[EarnOnVictor]

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

Casinos can choose not to give you anything. After all, it's paid entertainment.

But some might seem more bait-y especially if they force you to wager on the requirements first. On the other hand, some have no-sticky ones so you're free to wager whenever you feel like it

I'm glad that I have stayed long enough on the internet for any casino to lure me into doing what I don't want to do. Mostly, bonuses and any other incentives are not in the favour of the gamblers, so I do not let this affect my choice of casinos. I have not allowed the baits of a casino to affect me till today because I don't even opt for the bonus options. I bet with the little amount I have and I am always satisfied because I do it for fun, not for the money, which makes it easier for me to go for my choice without being tempted.

[Pmalek]

You are not always going to find information about promotions and deposit bonuses on ANN threads on Bitcointalk. And even if you do, that info can be outdated, while in the meantime things changed. Visit the official websites of the sites you are interested in playing at, check the promotions pages, and read the promo T&Cs to understand the requirements. Don't expect to get rich playing that way. You won't. Casinos didn't come up with those bonuses to lose money but for players to feel like they have an edge and greater chance to win big. In reality, you are looking at rollover requirements of 10-40x depending on the casino, so the chances of you losing everything that was given to you are quite big.

If you are looking for a source of good crypto casinos, maybe my thread Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos can be of help.

[iv4n]

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

Casinos can choose not to give you anything. After all, it's paid entertainment.

But some might seem more bait-y especially if they force you to wager on the requirements first. On the other hand, some have no-sticky ones so you're free to wager whenever you feel like it

Well, I wouldn't say they force us to wager, it's what we choose when we decide to deposit with some bonus. Deposit bonuses always come with a wagering requirement, when it comes to "free spins" on deposits those can be "wager free", recently I tried one, 250 ($0.1) spins for deposits over $125. I got +$30 from them, I had the luck to hit a few bonus rounds with those 250 spins.

It's not baiting or scamming, deposit bonuses are just hard to finish! Simple math, $100 deposit with a 100% bonus is $200 for gambling. X30 or x40 wagering requirement means you need to wager $3k or $4k. Wagering that much with this balance is not easy, especially with slots.

[Wind_FURY]

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

Casinos can choose not to give you anything. After all, it's paid entertainment.

But some might seem more bait-y especially if they force you to wager on the requirements first.

I have been looking at different casinos offering first time/welcome deposit bonuses, and currently the best offer I have seen is a x40 wagering requirement with a time limit of up to 30 days. That's not achievable. If I wanted to deposit $50.00, to get the 100% welcome bonus, I need to roll my deposit and wager a total of $2,000. ANYONE will lose the deposit of $50.00 in one week. Hahaha.

On the other hand, some have no-sticky ones so you're free to wager whenever you feel like it

What casino?

[Bitinity]

I have been looking at different casinos offering first time/welcome deposit bonuses, and currently the best offer I have seen is a x40 wagering requirement with a time limit of up to 30 days. That's not achievable. If I wanted to deposit $50.00, to get the 100% welcome bonus, I need to roll my deposit and wager a total of $2,000. ANYONE will lose the deposit of $50.00 in one week. Hahaha.

That's the most common deposit bonus terms, 40x wagering requirement is like the standard requirement. Now you are aware that it is hard to complete the requirement and high likely you will just lose your money while wagering. Its been more than a month since you created this thread, have you taken any deposit bonus during the past 30+ days?

[Hamphser]

I have been looking at different casinos offering first time/welcome deposit bonuses, and currently the best offer I have seen is a x40 wagering requirement with a time limit of up to 30 days. That's not achievable. If I wanted to deposit $50.00, to get the 100% welcome bonus, I need to roll my deposit and wager a total of $2,000. ANYONE will lose the deposit of $50.00 in one week. Hahaha.

That's the most common deposit bonus terms, 40x wagering requirement is like the standard requirement. Now you are aware that it is hard to complete the requirement and high likely you will just lose your money while wagering. Its been more than a month since you created this thread, have you taken any deposit bonus during the past 30+ days?

30-40x is a standard but most of the time it would really be playing around 40 which majority or to those who do have experience will definitely be saying that its impossible most of the time but there are ones who

do really keep pushing and trying out to make things to happen.Also bonuses arent made for money making opportunity but rather it would really be a money grab considering that not all would be able to succesfully
make out money out from those bonuses.

That $50 wont really be even lasting a single session on that particular day.  .It would really be something that wont really be putting you into a advantageous position.
This is why lots doesnt really like on getting deal nor acquiring bonuses considering with those unrealistic wager requirements which is really that close to
impossible, making yourself getting out.So its up to your choice whether you dive in or not.

[iv4n]

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

Casinos can choose not to give you anything. After all, it's paid entertainment.

But some might seem more bait-y especially if they force you to wager on the requirements first.

I have been looking at different casinos offering first time/welcome deposit bonuses, and currently the best offer I have seen is a x40 wagering requirement with a time limit of up to 30 days. That's not achievable. If I wanted to deposit $50.00, to get the 100% welcome bonus, I need to roll my deposit and wager a total of $2,000. ANYONE will lose the deposit of $50.00 in one week. Hahaha.

On the other hand, some have no-sticky ones so you're free to wager whenever you feel like it

What casino?

For example BC.Games... when you make a deposit your bonus money is locked. Of course, with wagering, you are unlocking your bonus money. It's not a "sticky" bonus, you can withdraw your deposit (with winnings or with losses) at any time. But, there is always some "but", wagering requirements are a bit higher, in this particular case:

Unlock = Wager * 1% * 20%
Minimum required to claim: 10 BCD

When you do a math it's a lot higher than x30 or x40, but you can do whatever you wish with your deposit, it's not sticky!

[Dunamisx]

I want everyone's opinion for this question. Can those bonuses that are truly just "baits" can also be called "scams"?

Casinos can choose not to give you anything. After all, it's paid entertainment.

But some might seem more bait-y especially if they force you to wager on the requirements first. On the other hand, some have no-sticky ones so you're free to wager whenever you feel like it

In addition to your answer here, they may be referred to as scam only if the intention of the gambling websites was to give bonus and place restriction to claiming the bonus or refusal to enable withdrawal after the whole play yielded a win from the bonus claim, but on most occasions they don't really appear a scam because they wish to offer you that free bonus on your attempts to engage with their website as your preferred choice, by then you could choose their casinos as the most preferred one because you have a bonus that can permit you to gamble even without you making a first deposit to your casino wallet

[redsun114]

30-40x is a standard but most of the time it would really be playing around 40 which majority or to those who do have experience will definitely be saying that its impossible most of the time but there are ones who

do really keep pushing and trying out to make things to happen.Also bonuses arent made for money making opportunity but rather it would really be a money grab considering that not all would be able to succesfully
make out money out from those bonuses.

That $50 wont really be even lasting a single session on that particular day.  .It would really be something that wont really be putting you into a advantageous position.
This is why lots doesnt really like on getting deal nor acquiring bonuses considering with those unrealistic wager requirements which is really that close to
impossible, making yourself getting out.So its up to your choice whether you dive in or not.

There must be people or gamblers who are lucky to achieve that 40x wager requirement but majority of them is going to be a loser and this is where the casino make money aside from those who play normally. 50 dollars may seem big already for a small gambler but if greed is the one that triggers us, any amount can easily be depleted in a short period of time.

Still, playing normally and not for the bonus, will allow us to budget our bets and play games which are less risky if our goal is to enjoy and last longer. Playing for the bonus can only be good if our goal is to try our luck and if we won't mind losing our deposit in a fast and crazy way.

[UserU]

Its part of their marketing strategy that they can gain more number of players because of this event or feature most likely the new casino has really lot of events to get caught attention with their new players and after with that they will no make a fewer events and of course it's bring all the service as they can to their users so they keep playing on their platform.

If the player read those TOR and FaQ they don't have need to problem in the future most likely having tons of rewards and bonuses and make a win sometimes getting trouble because they want to instantly withdraw their funds.

I'm glad that I have stayed long enough on the internet for any casino to lure me into doing what I don't want to do. Mostly, bonuses and any other incentives are not in the favour of the gamblers, so I do not let this affect my choice of casinos. I have not allowed the baits of a casino to affect me till today because I don't even opt for the bonus options. I bet with the little amount I have and I am always satisfied because I do it for fun, not for the money, which makes it easier for me to go for my choice without being tempted.

Correct. If everyone were to unlock the deposit bonuses with ease, casinos are gonna have a hard time managing their cash flow. What more with bots.

Faucets are the same as well. Give you bits of coins to try things out, but you gotta wager a shitton if you want to cash out them free monies.

I have been looking at different casinos offering first time/welcome deposit bonuses, and currently the best offer I have seen is a x40 wagering requirement with a time limit of up to 30 days. That's not achievable. If I wanted to deposit $50.00, to get the 100% welcome bonus, I need to roll my deposit and wager a total of $2,000. ANYONE will lose the deposit of $50.00 in one week. Hahaha.

Imagine I lost my welcome bonus within 10 minutes in the very own casino I promote :p

But honestly speaking, the bonuses are meant to be "taken back" most of the time. Don't feel bad because that's totally expected and the short timeframe causes us players to make rash decisions.

For instance, the welcome bonuses from 500 Casino might not be the best for everyone, but we balance them out through events, giveaways, promotions and dedicated customer support (e.g. VIPs have their birthday bonuses). The WB is just the front door, but ultimately players' overall experience is what keeps them returning.

[delfastTions]

In addition to your answer here, they may be referred to as scam only if the intention of the gambling websites was to give bonus and place restriction to claiming the bonus or refusal to enable withdrawal after the whole play yielded a win from the bonus claim, but on most occasions they don't really appear a scam because they wish to offer you that free bonus on your attempts to engage with their website as your preferred choice, by then you could choose their casinos as the most preferred one because you have a bonus that can permit you to gamble even without you making a first deposit to your casino wallet

When some unfamiliar to you and almost all players who here in BTT write posts in the gambling section earlier, a casino suddenly announces the distribution of free bonuses, this always causes distrust. 
And this mistrust is certainly justified.
 Because such a process follows - you go in, register, then you get a bonus, for example, 10 dollars, start playing.  If you lose, then fine.  And if you lose and it's a shame, you can make a small deposit yourself.  And then play again.  Let's say you win $100.  More precisely, your deposit looks like this now.  But the most interesting thing will start when you really want to get these $100))).  This is where it turns out that the casino requires KYC, which then freezes and you can’t get through it.  There are many reasons for this, for example, VPN, fuzzy face photos, other reasons for the impossibility of identity verification, and so on.  Well, everything.  Consider that you have lost the money that was sent to the deposit. 
But it seems that it’s not scammers and you yourself are to blame for not being able to confirm your identity.  This is how real scammers operate now.

[cloudfir3e]

To be honest, I have been studying crypto casinos for several months but I am still relatively new to betting only a few weeks.
there are two gambling sites that I follow but there is no bonus on the first deposit.

Please tell me is there a crypto casino site that gives a bonus on the first deposit and on which site?