It's a good idea to just register on casino

[Cantsay]

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.

Is this actually real or Op is just contemplating on trying it out. Because they're some casinos that I have registered on back then but never got to use them after doing more research on them and finding out that their ToS doesn't suite me and up till now I still haven't received any bonus from them in any form not even the welcome bonus did I receive from them.

Yeah, I know that they're lots of them that still offers some spicy bonus out there but most times I feel you have to make some deposit before you can have access to them so for Op just opening an account and leaving it idle and expecting to receive some bonus is not realistic to me.

[dothebeats]

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.

Is this actually real or Op is just contemplating on trying it out. Because they're some casinos that I have registered on back then but never got to use them after doing more research on them and finding out that their ToS doesn't suite me and up till now I still haven't received any bonus from them in any form not even the welcome bonus did I receive from them.

Yeah, I know that they're lots of them that still offers some spicy bonus out there but most times I feel you have to make some deposit before you can have access to them so for Op just opening an account and leaving it idle and expecting to receive some bonus is not realistic to me.

These are real promotions that are really happening.

If a platform knows that you signed up with them but haven't made a single deposit, they will send all the possible promotions and bonuses on your email to try and entice you into making that deposit. They will bait you long and hard until you give in and send money their way. This is not an uncommon marketing strategy to use, and it is effective too because the platform is somewhat making a sense of 'urgency' to the intended audience and those who received the email will feel like they'd be passing up on a great opportunity if they declined.

[alegotardo]

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 is really profitable, as casinos must have quite a high rate of people who only register but never play. Sometimes people even play, but they are basically limited to making low deposits or playing only with what they receive from bounties to free  or simulated plays.

I think it's much more advantageous for you to register at a different site every month, make a significant contribution to it and play for the entire month, so the casino will "learn" your playing style, spending and other patterns.
After that, "abandon" it, the site will realize that it's losing a potential customer and not a mere visitor, they will then give you a much more significant "return gift" so that you can go back to having the same activity you had before.

I think this is much more interesting, but I don't know if it really works, I've never tested something like this.

[TimeTeller]

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.

Is this actually real or Op is just contemplating on trying it out. Because they're some casinos that I have registered on back then but never got to use them after doing more research on them and finding out that their ToS doesn't suite me and up till now I still haven't received any bonus from them in any form not even the welcome bonus did I receive from them.

Yeah, I know that they're lots of them that still offers some spicy bonus out there but most times I feel you have to make some deposit before you can have access to them so for Op just opening an account and leaving it idle and expecting to receive some bonus is not realistic to me.

These are real promotions that are really happening.

If a platform knows that you signed up with them but haven't made a single deposit, they will send all the possible promotions and bonuses on your email to try and entice you into making that deposit. They will bait you long and hard until you give in and send money their way. This is not an uncommon marketing strategy to use, and it is effective too because the platform is somewhat making a sense of 'urgency' to the intended audience and those who received the email will feel like they'd be passing up on a great opportunity if they declined.

But remember, such bonus may be tied up with wagering requirements, so it is not totally free.
I don't think the casino will just give free bonus without any conditions attached to it.
Even with deposit bonus, they require certain wagering requirements. How much more if you have no deposit at all?
So yes, it is happening but look out for the conditions you need to complete before you can make a withdrawal.
Usually, they won't disclose the conditions at your first glance, you need to find their terms by clicking the details.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Most casinos don't send this bonus after you create your account and leave it; some bonuses are granted based on how often you bet, so they keep awarding bonuses often enough to trap the customer with their bonus. What is the essence of creating an account with lots of casinos when sometimes you can't even keep count of them all? Some times you also give out your private details to some untrusted casinos that can expose your privacy to a third-party site. IMO, it is best to stay with the casinos that you feel comfortable with and where you are getting the service satisfaction you desire; there is no need to open a lot of different casinos and leave with the hope of getting a welcome bonus when you return.

Do you know someone who has tried it and received a bonus for just registering and leaving? or it's just a passing thought by you? If it is just your thought, IMO, there is no essence.

[Issa56]

Never hear about that thing though it can happen to a crypto gambling site as they gave out more promotions to attract more gamblers.

I don't know if crypto gambling site do give this kind of offer, but i created an account on a gambling site, actually its a local gambling site, I was inactive for few months, but I was later receiving notification that I have been given bonus offer, I should login and claim it but I should accept their terms and condition. There are some gambling site that do offer welcome bonus just to attract people to register and use the gambling site, why some always offer bonus for inactive members just to attract them to start using the gambling site back.

[Slow death]

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 is really profitable, as casinos must have quite a high rate of people who only register but never play. Sometimes people even play, but they are basically limited to making low deposits or playing only with what they receive from bounties to free  or simulated plays.

I think it's much more advantageous for you to register at a different site every month, make a significant contribution to it and play for the entire month, so the casino will "learn" your playing style, spending and other patterns.
After that, "abandon" it, the site will realize that it's losing a potential customer and not a mere visitor, they will then give you a much more significant "return gift" so that you can go back to having the same activity you had before.

I think this is much more interesting, but I don't know if it really works, I've never tested something like this.

casinos have many customers, for example a casino can have more than 20,000 customers and therefore the casino will not be chasing one by one of its customers to give bonuses individually, explaining better, let's assume that a casino has 30,000 customers, so 1000 customers they are not very active or they created an account and stopped making deposits, so the casino can send emails to those 1000 customers offering them a bonus and we all know that casinos are placing high requirements for people to have access to the bonus, that is in the at the end of the day there is no advantage making a deposit at the casino just because of the bonus

[DoublerHunter]

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 did not hear this but it seems a good idea, just like 3 months of consistently offline, they will give you a welcome-back bonus, but I don't think they will implement this since they are banning inactive accounts. Probably gambling casinos won't implement this because it becomes a huge loss if someone is given a chance to gamble on their website or it could be abused by someone else. Just straight offline and you will receive an extra amount to gamble, so possible they will create a huge number of account.

[FanEagle]

There is a counter argument where we are talking about a situation on how registering would give you more money in some cases so it would be smarter to not register on places that you do not gamble, just in case if they ever offer any promotion for people who would like to register and get something.

I am not saying that you should not register anywhere, if you want to gamble at some places then you should be gambling there and register for it but if you have absolutely no intention of gambling in a place, maybe not registering there and waiting for them to have some sort of bonus to people who would register could end up being better for you in the long run.

[KTChampions]

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?

I absolutely agree with you. Gambling just because you will be given a bonus when depositing is not the best idea. As I understand it, OP is a gambler who thinks he can beat the casino, but in fact he is one of those who pecks at marketing tricks without realizing it.

In my opinion, gambling is necessary only for pleasure and only for free money. Bonuses when replenishing an account are just a way to attract the attention of a gambler.

Theoretically, having a bonus and playing games with low casino margins, you can "save" part of the bonus and get extra money. The question is, is it worth the time? Generous bonuses like "100% on the first deposit" are usually limited to either a very small amount or have unrealistic wagering conditions. I just don't understand why do this - in the end it will bring a couple of dollars (even a couple of tens) of profit.

[livingfree]

Indeed. But I do think these sign-up bonuses are just there to really trick you into signing up to their platform. Which works for a lot of people. But the main thing is that, well they wanna have you registered to track your progress and activity within their platform, so it's a win-win for the casino and for you. Some may say professional gamblers won't settle for bonuses but those only apply to them. Most gamblers out here do not intend to gamble for fame and acclaim, we either gamble for money and entertainment. So these bonuses are specifically perfect and made for us.

It's a way to attract more people into them even for those non active people. They want everyone to be back, new or not for the sign ups.

I think there's a psychological thing on that when we receive something for free. We also want to give back to them because they've given us something.

In return, we'll have to deposit again. It's an execution that they know that a return might really happen for them.

[Agbe]

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.

Just to register on a casino and leave and wait to receive a bonus, is it because of the bonus you are registering the casino? If it is yes then you not a real gambler.  When you check and forget, forget what?  Op what you are saying is contradicting my head so please can you break it down for  us to understand? Remember some casinos give free bonuses whenever a new member sign up and that bonus to test run the sit and you register. I have been shopping for different online shopping centers and not all give bonuses.

[TopTort777]

Users register on 100 casinos and later wonder why the internet is full of their private data and they get hacked in next couple of months. What is the point of such registration anyway? Hope and wait that casino will send you a few bucks voucher? You wont be able to withdraw the money due to minimum withdrawal or voucher rules anyway. Anyway, I have never heard a story of success how someone all of a sudden got money for doing nothing and simply waiting.

[Cantsay]

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.

Is this actually real or Op is just contemplating on trying it out. Because they're some casinos that I have registered on back then but never got to use them after doing more research on them and finding out that their ToS doesn't suite me and up till now I still haven't received any bonus from them in any form not even the welcome bonus did I receive from them.

Yeah, I know that they're lots of them that still offers some spicy bonus out there but most times I feel you have to make some deposit before you can have access to them so for Op just opening an account and leaving it idle and expecting to receive some bonus is not realistic to me.

These are real promotions that are really happening.

If a platform knows that you signed up with them but haven't made a single deposit, they will send all the possible promotions and bonuses on your email to try and entice you into making that deposit. They will bait you long and hard until you give in and send money their way. This is not an uncommon marketing strategy to use, and it is effective too because the platform is somewhat making a sense of 'urgency' to the intended audience and those who received the email will feel like they'd be passing up on a great opportunity if they declined.

They must be a catch. They won't just give you a free deposit or something like that and just allow you to withdraw it. If eventually they give you a bonus they are still going to set some requirements for you to be able to use the bonus it can be that they'll require that you make a certain amount of deposit before you can redeem the bonus or use a certain amount on the casino before you can access the bonus.

They will never just give out free money just for registering an account. After all there's no one in this world that gives out free money.

[capedbaldy]

Users register on 100 casinos and later wonder why the internet is full of their private data and they get hacked in next couple of months. What is the point of such registration anyway? Hope and wait that casino will send you a few bucks voucher? You wont be able to withdraw the money due to minimum withdrawal or voucher rules anyway. Anyway, I have never heard a story of success how someone all of a sudden got money for doing nothing and simply waiting.

Someone has neglected the security of personal data because registering at any casino would threaten personal data to be scattered everywhere, many scam casinos have programs to attract many users by distributing welcome bonuses, but bonuses do not reach withdrawal limits so gamblers have to increase deposits from personal funds, even though has reached the withdrawal limit but the casino is still not processing the withdrawal.

[Jemzx00]

There is a counter argument where we are talking about a situation on how registering would give you more money in some cases so it would be smarter to not register on places that you do not gamble, just in case if they ever offer any promotion for people who would like to register and get something.

I am not saying that you should not register anywhere, if you want to gamble at some places then you should be gambling there and register for it but if you have absolutely no intention of gambling in a place, maybe not registering there and waiting for them to have some sort of bonus to people who would register could end up being better for you in the long run.

Actually, I have been registered to multiple casino platforms that have surfaced here on the forum and I have been receiving multiple emails from some of them about bonuses however I don't think that those bonuses that they offer really do hold great value as a gambler since most of them has a crazy requirement which only active users can only achieve those requirements.

It is much better to stick with the welcome bonuses given by these casinos rather than wait for those random bonuses they offer that won't actually make you go back to gambling on the platform.

[BitDane]

There is a counter argument where we are talking about a situation on how registering would give you more money in some cases so it would be smarter to not register on places that you do not gamble, just in case if they ever offer any promotion for people who would like to register and get something.

I am not saying that you should not register anywhere, if you want to gamble at some places then you should be gambling there and register for it but if you have absolutely no intention of gambling in a place, maybe not registering there and waiting for them to have some sort of bonus to people who would register could end up being better for you in the long run.

Actually, I have been registered to multiple casino platforms that have surfaced here on the forum and I have been receiving multiple emails from some of them about bonuses however I don't think that those bonuses that they offer really do hold great value as a gambler since most of them has a crazy requirement which only active users can only achieve those requirements.

It is much better to stick with the welcome bonuses given by these casinos rather than wait for those random bonuses they offer that won't actually make you go back to gambling on the platform.

Same here, I am also registered to different casino since everytime I read about a casino in this forum, I always tried to check it and compare the casino where I always play.  It is true that every new casino offers a good or reasonable bonuses but there is always a catch on there.  It is either I need to deposit a certain amount or need a wagering requirement in order to make the bonus amount mine.  Worst is that the wagering amount is too high for the amount to beat except if we are lucky.

[romero121]

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?

I absolutely agree with you. Gambling just because you will be given a bonus when depositing is not the best idea. As I understand it, OP is a gambler who thinks he can beat the casino, but in fact he is one of those who pecks at marketing tricks without realizing it.

In my opinion, gambling is necessary only for pleasure and only for free money. Bonuses when replenishing an account are just a way to attract the attention of a gambler.

Theoretically, having a bonus and playing games with low casino margins, you can "save" part of the bonus and get extra money. The question is, is it worth the time? Generous bonuses like "100% on the first deposit" are usually limited to either a very small amount or have unrealistic wagering conditions. I just don't understand why do this - in the end it will bring a couple of dollars (even a couple of tens) of profit.

Welcome bonus or the sign-up bonuses with wagering requirements to be fulfilled to withdraw is really a hard take infront of the users, because only is a very hard task. The time spent on making the wager is worth it, but in mean we need to have required capital to enjoy the wagering.

[xSkylarx]

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?

I absolutely agree with you. Gambling just because you will be given a bonus when depositing is not the best idea. As I understand it, OP is a gambler who thinks he can beat the casino, but in fact he is one of those who pecks at marketing tricks without realizing it.

In my opinion, gambling is necessary only for pleasure and only for free money. Bonuses when replenishing an account are just a way to attract the attention of a gambler.

Theoretically, having a bonus and playing games with low casino margins, you can "save" part of the bonus and get extra money. The question is, is it worth the time? Generous bonuses like "100% on the first deposit" are usually limited to either a very small amount or have unrealistic wagering conditions. I just don't understand why do this - in the end it will bring a couple of dollars (even a couple of tens) of profit.

Welcome bonus or the sign-up bonuses with wagering requirements to be fulfilled to withdraw is really a hard take infront of the users, because only is a very hard task. The time spent on making the wager is worth it, but in mean we need to have required capital to enjoy the wagering.

They are doing this to avoid abuse on their bonuses because some just signed up on their casino just to get those bonuses. Though there are really some casino that before you can withdraw you need to reach 500$ to withdraw and hard to reach but again we need to do it but mostly if this is the case you already lose the bonuses

[STT]

Show interest isnt usually a bad idea, take a look around.   Alot of places encourage involvement even on a low scale, free in some instances I've seen.  Anything which raises player interest and involvement is taken as a big positive hence the promotions and offers given, new customers are highly valued so far as I know.
   The idea is you give them a chance to sell to you, get you in on a game any game that you prefer; obviously this aint happening if people dont goto onto the site and frequently people will forget a site they dont have in their history etc.