A remark on casino bonuses

[madnessteat]

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In my opinion, free cheese comes only in a mousetrap. Even if a casino offers a welcome bonus with certain conditions to attract new customers, it only shows that they are following a strategy that involves reinvesting part of their profits in further development. And if you seriously consider all these bonuses, it becomes clear that all this is nothing more than a marketing campaign.

[rahmad2nd]

Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

I try to understand your intent and purpose. It seems you misunderstood, because to go to the bonus page that you clicked on from the casino promo banner, you will be directed to the login/registration link. which means, if you are not a member of the casino that displays the promo. you must meet the main requirements first, namely, by registering. after that, you will be directed to the promo that has been offered which comes from the promo banner of a particular casino. or, just maybe, as the other members assumed. maybe, this is just a bait from the casino to increase the attractiveness of new users. at least, if it appeals to you. there is nothing wrong, if you try to register. or vice versa, just ignore it.

[GiftedMAN]

.....Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

It's a valid point from a player's perspective but it just defeats the purpose of casino's promotion if a potential users is discouraged by the terms and conditions that pops up after clicking the banner. Maybe they could add a disclaimer on their marketing material like putting the text "terms and conditions apply" so it's up to the user to check it. I think that's a good compromise to your remark.

Many if us that are gamblers most time we don't bother ourselves on reading through the terms and conditions of the casino we are using that is why many gamblers always come back to complain about casinos of nit treating them the way they deserve. I always try my best to check for the terms and conditions of a gambling platform so I can be aware of what will be my role or what I would be expecting if anything happens to my account or my bets. There are some casinos that don't pay gamblers below 18 years. All these need to be known by gamblers.

[aioc]

Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

I stumbled over many banners like that instead of the information on the promotion you are compelled to sign up so you can see the promotion info, this is a method employed by casinos and it proved to be successful in generating more signs up because you will be curious on the promotion so you have no choice to sign up, it's your choice anyway
if the casino is good and the promotion is really good then sign up and avail of that promo.

[Kemarit]

Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

It doesn't make sense for the redirect to the particular promo's T&C. It is still on us as gamblers or consumers to read the T&C first before we sign up to this so called casino for their bonuses or promos.

I won't say it's a trick on their side, but that is one part of their business though. You can point your hands on them because of this trickery, but I think it's legally bound for them to do that. Worse in offline, or whatever kind of business because the T&C are written in very small font that it's hard to read for the majority of us. So if you are really a responsible gambler, then read it very carefully in the beginning so that you won't get into the problems later.

[Johnyz]

Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

This has been the strategy of many casinos, though I see some banners specifically state there about the terms and conditions apply, maybe you can just direct on that or the site should really include that on their marketing post. Its good to know this first before you participate, you can know if you can accomplish the task just to qualify for the bonus, you might realized later on that its not worth it, especially if you see the requirements.

[coin-investor]

Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

It's part of a promotion trick I have seen one casino that offers huge amounts of bonuses but you have to sign up to read how to claim it, not only casinos are doing it, it's very prevalent on investment sites like MLM and even exchanges are doing this for the reader to sign up out of curiosity.
I think its called call to action method you need to sign up to read the info or get the bonus, all membership sites employ the best and proven method to increase memberships then they will send you tons of promos in their newsletter, a neat trick but it always works.

[Wiwo]

I am not one of those who are casino bonuses fans since I already know the conditions behind these bonuses and how hard it is to meet those requirements,  casino operators are businessmen. and all their after is the revenue there will generate from the activities of the player on their sites.

-And bonuses are one of the ways the casinos get and keep players under the condition to wager some certain amount to fulfil their obligations.

[BitcoinPanther]

Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

Most of the banners are linked with affiliate code, so obviously it will bring you to a login/registration page.   It is to ensure that people who got interested by the promo banner and wanted to try the promo will be register under the person who put the banner.  It would be a waste of the person's effort if the person who got interested will not be registered under his code.  Besides, you can always check the terms and condition of the promo anytime. 

[Casdinyard]

You are correct. I see the lack of care of most sites to the importance of the visibility of terms and conditions a little concerning, especially because it's pretty much like forcing someone to sign on a deed or a contract without letting them read what they are getting into. Although honestly I don't see how this ties in with the bonuses as your title is supposing, but oh well. If you are pertaining to rules and regulations for some bonuses and promos then I understand.

[Oilacris]

Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

Most of the banners are linked with affiliate code, so obviously it will bring you to a login/registration page.   It is to ensure that people who got interested by the promo banner and wanted to try the promo will be register under the person who put the banner.  It would be a waste of the person's effort if the person who got interested will not be registered under his code.  Besides, you can always check the terms and condition of the promo anytime. 

Common thing which we know that this is how this banner or affiliate or referral links do works neither on direct link form or would be in banner which its been attached.Of course on the time that certain person do click those then it is automatically be directed into the site which is on under users name who had posted it up.About terms and conditions then it is really just on default where
requirements and threshold isnt something that a certain person could able to get out.This is why gambling is never been that profitable or something that
you could really be having those assurance.

[Frankolala]

Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

For you to enjoy any promotions or bonuses,you must be a member of that casino. That is why when you click on the banners, it directs you to the sign up page.

I will advice that instead of rushing to click on bonuses on casino banner,we should always read the T&C carefully so that we don't be deform about the casino policies. Those promotions are there to attract new customers. Therefore, if you don't want to sign up, it means that you are not yet their targeted customer.

[Wexnident]

Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

Well, that's just how marketing goes. It's kind of like in the border line of things since they're aren't technically hiding any rules about the promo. Though I do think the rules involved aren't anything complicated, itd probably just include the usual tncs of the casino themselves so if you usually play there, I highly doubt you'd have problems.

Then again that might be completely different when it comes to a big event, but that doesn't usually happen in bonuses by casinos.

[dunfida]

Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.

Well, that's just how marketing goes. It's kind of like in the border line of things since they're aren't technically hiding any rules about the promo. Though I do think the rules involved aren't anything complicated, itd probably just include the usual tncs of the casino themselves so if you usually play there, I highly doubt you'd have problems.

Then again that might be completely different when it comes to a big event, but that doesn't usually happen in bonuses by casinos.

If a certain gambling site would really be having those kind of behavior which is somewhat shady then sooner or later it would be busted up if they are really not that clear with their terms specially on the time where

there are users who would really be making out some complaints basing up with their user experience towards the site.Just like the rest been saying that bonuses and other promotions do always falls down on the same

path if we do speak about terms and conditions which is mostly or normally be pertaining in towards gamblers disadvantage which its not something new knowing that businesses like these would really be
prioritizing on how they would really be that be profitable.

[uneng]

I think OP is correct. It would be much more benefical for casinos if viewers were instantly redirected to the promotion's page, because when the banner sends the public to the registration page, many people lose interest because they are lazy to fulfill the whole signing up process first, so they immediately lose interest and don't go ahead. Promotions would have a more notorious impact if it was simple as click, deposit, play and try achieving the requirements demanded.

[Fundamentals Of]

Promo banners are displayed for the sake of gambling sites gaining traffic and most importantly users. They are basically ads to attract potential players. But to be fair, once you will create an account, before your account is finally created, you will be asked to agree to the casino's terms and conditions. It is now your responsibility to read it carefully and agree or disagree with it. You have the choice not to proceed with the sign up process.

With regards to bonuses, players should not easily fall for them. These bonuses often come with so many conditions they are almost not given at all. We should all know they are baits.

[Vaskiy]

I think OP is correct. It would be much more benefical for casinos if viewers were instantly redirected to the promotion's page, because when the banner sends the public to the registration page, many people lose interest because they are lazy to fulfill the whole signing up process first, so they immediately lose interest and don't go ahead. Promotions would have a more notorious impact if it was simple as click, deposit, play and try achieving the requirements demanded.

Right now we can't see any platforms availing to claim the bonus without an account registered. Having an account is mandatory, and being lazy doesn't want the bonus. What is necessary to make an account, just an email verification. Surely people won't go with click deposit, play and achieve requirements to claim bonus. Not at all, because we're into a platform that is new and we haven't used it earlier.

[alegotardo]

You mean terms and conditions?
Entering the T&C is not possible for a banner ad as space is usually limited. Also this is one trick to get someone to start betting impulsively if the advert is published by the casino.
However, most of the ads circulating are affiliate links so they don't even direct you to the T&C of the promo at all. I also often find expired promos among them.

I also didn't understand what the OP's purpose would be, but while I agree that it's not possible to list the entire T&C, many sites fail to include a lot of important information in their promotion ads.

In some cases, information about minimum bets, minimum contribution amount or number of plays to be able to redeem certain prizes is included in very fine print.

However, in other cases, this information does not appear anywhere and the user only finds out about these "rules" after he has already started playing or made a certain contribution of money that does not correspond to the rules.

This is quite frustrating!

[michellee]

Most promo banners will work like that to attract new users and we who visit the casino should check everything before we decide to register. But we immediately register and don't find out first what the terms and conditions apply to the casino. So it's natural that casinos point the link directly to the login/signup page to get new members fast. We have to check it ourselves so that we won't have any problems after we feel comfortable playing gambling at the casino. We shouldn't just register right away but read the rules in the casino because every casino has different rules.

[libert19]

It doesn't make sense for the redirect to the particular promo's T&C. It is still on us as gamblers or consumers to read the T&C first before we sign up to this so called casino for their bonuses or promos.

That's right. I only ask to make bonus term visibility obvious and clicking on promo banner sounded most straightforward to me.

Besides, you can always check the terms and condition of the promo anytime.  

Where? Dig on casino website? Ask their support? Go to their discord/telegram?