It's a good idea to just register on casino

[acroman08]

Same holds true for casinos, if you just register and leave they will send you some bonus to get you started playing.

other than the sign-up bonus(where they'd give you free spins or something) this won't happen if you haven't deposited/gambled on their website. in my experience, if you haven't gambled on their gambling site they might send your email a promotional bonus ad(which happens to all and usually includes depositing before you can get the bonus) but not outright give you a bonus so you'd start playing on their site.

[inthelongrun]

It depends on our tastes. Some people prefer to remain private and as much as possible stay away from KYC. There were casinos in the past that offered some bonuses but I need to complete their KYC so I just ignored them. I can do KYC because I am not doing anything illegal but I also just want to stay away from KYC and remain private as much as possible. So I also have nothing on people that don't care about filling out a lot of KYC to many different sites for the bonuses they offer. And it is also the right of the casino to impose KYC for participants that joined their promotions to avoid abuse.   

[robelneo]

There is this thing about shopping and airlines that when you check and forget, they send you bonus or discount for your possible shopping/trip. Same holds true for casinos, if you just register and leave they will send you some bonus to get you started playing.

I notice that it's a good strategy for casinos to give bonuses to their inactive players, which is why casino with built-in newsletter has an edge over those who do not have one, they can update inactive players, players who seldom play, and players who are active, there are players who pause from playing for a period of time and giving them update or bonus will make their comeback to play, some players forget that they have an account on certain casinos and sending them reminders will invite to check out the casino and see what are the changes after not logging in for a period of time.

[virasisog]

Some casinos might offer a bonus but I don't think it's worth our time and effort to register and wait. Some casinos would lock your account if it would be inactive for a long time and there are only a few casinos that would offer you a bonus just to keep you on their site. It all depends on how a casino runs and its TOS as well. If that will be your strategy, you should also be ready for email spamming and frequent notifications of the casino site.

[348Judah]

There is this thing about shopping and airlines that when you check and forget, they send you bonus or discount for your possible shopping/trip. Same holds true for casinos, if you just register and leave they will send you some bonus to get you started playing.

Yes and this is nothing other than registration bonus, once you registered under a particular casino you're eligible for receiving this welcoming bonus, this is mostly done to encourage you have a good start with them, you will need to make an initial deposit to get this bonus activated in most cases, it's part of the gambling companies strategies of getting more commited gamblers in giving a try to their casino.

[dothebeats]

This isn't so bad at all. There are casinos that give out bonuses to their patrons that haven't logged in on a long time. Kind of like 'returning' bonus even though you haven't really deposited anything to the casino. I believe there are still some that does it, the last casino I remember doing this is Primedice way back years ago. Anyhow, it'll be a hassle to submit KYC documents on all of them, and I think those that they are sending bonuses to are only those who complied fully with those KYC submissions, so better be careful doing this.

[molsewid]

^Sure there are terms and conditions along with bonuses.
Stake keeps sending those bonuses so it must have worked that they keep users coming back. But this at least they know you'll bet unlike just registering.
It's all marketing that makes the business run. They do different kinds of giveaways, like claiming so you have to be active first before you can claim like with faucets.

Now I understand what does the OP is trying to say. Yes maybe they are using that kind of strategy or promotion so that people can still be active and as long as they keep on being active they can keep on being rewarded or anything like that. just like when you are one of the early user or one of the OG's who registered to that casino, if you leave your account and there will be some promotions that when you come back there's a voucher or such things like that.

[Obari]

There is this thing about shopping and airlines that when you check and forget, they send you bonus or discount for your possible shopping/trip. Same holds true for casinos, if you just register and leave they will send you some bonus to get you started playing.

I don't think this actually possible to just register and leave and then expect the casino to come begging you to return to gamble with some possible bonuses, will you do that if you were running the casino yourself?

I think this case is similar with exchanges like binance where you get invited after signing up for their email to receive a $10 signup bonus which initially I haven't even given it a thought not even for once.
One of the ways this could be possible for casinos to give you some bonuses to return to gambling is if you once had an active account with them but suddenly it went dormant then this could be the situation when such funds might  be released.

[darkangel11]

Sometime in the past, I got interested in casinos and register with them when they created an ANN thread in bitcointalk. I did it several times just to check what is in it. So far none of them giveaway bonuses after that.

Besides welcoming those casino reps in the forum. I register to check and review in order to reply to the topic they have. When they do announce in the forum, they always have a welcome bonus though. A deposit bonus.

This is my story as well. I got a free bonus more than once, but it was back in the day when many casinos were starting out. Prime Dice used to make huge giveaways years ago and there was no real wager requirement or it was so low that you could get $20 and play 10 games spending a fraction of the bonus and withdraw the rest. Good old days

I never say no to free money, even though I have more than enough to live by. If someone would offer me some to check out their site I'd be up for it, even if I eventually end up not liking it.

[mindrust]

There is this thing about shopping and airlines that when you check and forget, they send you bonus or discount for your possible shopping/trip. Same holds true for casinos, if you just register and leave they will send you some bonus to get you started playing.

Most casinos give you that kind of stuff. It is not a big thing. The important thing is, you cannot benefit from those unless you deposit coins and spend them. So just creating accounts to get bonuses has no meaning at all. What good is it if you are not going to deposit any money to that casino?

It is same for the airlines too. They give you those bonuses only if you buy tickets from them. Even if you have 100 different accounts in 100 different airline company, it don't have a meaning.

[Odusko]

There is this thing about shopping and airlines that when you check and forget, they send you bonus or discount for your possible shopping/trip. Same holds true for casinos, if you just register and leave they will send you some bonus to get you started playing.

This are promotional bonuses to attract gamblers into playing on their casino, I guess this is a normal standard practice among casinos since there is high competition for market and players are the target of casinos.
The same goes with other sectors even in the real estate sector there are various bonuses and discounts for both new and existing customers.
Thos is just a way to attract the customer into depositing in the account to claim the x bonuse.

[Sandra_hakeem]

There is this thing about shopping and airlines that when you check and forget, they send you bonus or discount for your possible shopping/trip. Same holds true for casinos, if you just register and leave they will send you some bonus to get you started playing.

Yes, it actually happens severally -- but that's just a means to entice you as a rookie yunno.
I don't think every casino run such promotion for Thier site ..maybe for some selected few that actually needs growth in traffic. I'm not really seeing that as a reason why anyone should just jump on the idea of getting registered on a Casino -- cus they'll end up misusing the privilege and going against their Terms and conditions, which happens NOT to be the original purpose why those incentives were created. You should prolly have some passion/skills on that to avoid getting into the same dilemma, as others do.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[Bushdark]

There are many to casinos that do give bonus and you will have to be prepared for random emails from many casinos for some of this bonus. This might not worth your time after searching for the ones that works for you then waiting for the special time you are going to be awarded some bonuses. If you see this as a good strategy for getting bonuses to at bets on casinos them that's preferably and you should work on it. I can't even stand the stress of doing this, registering on many casinos for bonuses to bets.
There are some casinos that would want you to deposit and make some bets before giving you any bonus so watch out.

[BitcoinAccepted]

If you like to gamble in a casino, why not. But you have to look carefully at which casino you want to play, there are now a lot of them. Not all of them have an equally good and stable reputation, which is something you should definitely keep in mind. Bonuses can be fun to play with, but watch out for the terms and conditions when you accept a bonus. They can be very difficult, which means that your balance is more or less held hostage. I would also check the terms and conditions carefully to see if your country is accepted. There are some sites that accept your IP address but you are actually not allowed to gamble in your country of residence. And my advice is also to always start small with playing on a gambling site before you really start depositing serious money.

[rhomelmabini]

There is this thing about shopping and airlines that when you check and forget, they send you bonus or discount for your possible shopping/trip. Same holds true for casinos, if you just register and leave they will send you some bonus to get you started playing.

If I receive lot of spams on my browser and email I tried to mitigate by keeping notifications off if they're a trusted one or just unsubscribe if I think they're not or I'm not just interested. I tend to forget sometimes that I register on some sites and not just online casino and I was just surprised how spammy they are especially on your email inbox.

[uneng]

From times to times something interesting might drop on your email box, you just need to be active checking your emails, because those promotions are for limited time. Also, make sure the casinos' emails aren't spotted as spam by your email provider, so you don't miss any of their messages. At same time, be aware there can be phishing attempts by hackers trying to camouflage themselves as official casinos sending you catchy emails. Never click a link without checking each detail/character of the email from where it came.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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Also, just like the rest been saying that whats the purpose of registering if you wont really gonna play after all?

Well, for me, this does not mean anything, there is no harm in signing up on a Casino that you end up not using..
Me for example, I can't tell with honesty that I have accounts with several casinos that I have never gambled on, and not that I don't have intentions of gambling there but I just haven't picked interest, If I remember correctly, I registered on owl.games 7 months earlier before I finally started gambling there, I also signed up on stake.com  5 months earlier before I started gambling on stake...
There is no harm in doing so.

[BitcoinPanther]

There is this thing about shopping and airlines that when you check and forget, they send you bonus or discount for your possible shopping/trip. Same holds true for casinos, if you just register and leave they will send you some bonus to get you started playing.

You will probably only get free spins with gigantic wagering requirement.  Or possibly a bonus that needed a required deposit to withdraw.  There is no free in this world, IMO.  We have to spend something to get something, just like any bonuses from a Casino, even Welcome Bonuses needed some requirement before it is given.  So yeah casinos will do its best to get its player started by giving freebies with either deposit or wagering requirement or both before he can withdraw.

[RILWAN]

If you like to gamble in a casino, why not. But you have to look carefully at which casino you want to play, there are now a lot of them. Not all of them have an equally good and stable reputation, which is something you should definitely keep in mind. Bonuses can be fun to play with, but watch out for the terms and conditions when you accept a bonus. They can be very difficult, which means that your balance is more or less held hostage. I would also check the terms and conditions carefully to see if your country is accepted. There are some sites that accept your IP address but you are actually not allowed to gamble in your country of residence. And my advice is also to always start small with playing on a gambling site before you really start depositing serious money.

Ops made a mistake in the topic title and if tou cab take the time to read the body of ops message you will know exactly what ops is talking about, the discussion is about casinos that send bonuses to potential players who registered but never use the casino for anything for a long time.

[KTChampions]

There is this thing about shopping and airlines that when you check and forget, they send you bonus or discount for your possible shopping/trip. Same holds true for casinos, if you just register and leave they will send you some bonus to get you started playing.

In general, this is a working idea, but how much do you plan to earn from it? 10-20-100 dollars? And this is in a good case if you can fulfill the conditions for receiving the bonus without losing your original money. Is it worth the risk of such a profit if you initially do not plan to play for fun, but want to make a profit?