A remark on casino bonuses

[Apocollapse]

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!

After all you can't blame them, but you can contact their live support or representative in this forum to know about the rules. If you think those casinos who run such kind promotion for not being transparent, you can create scam accusations thread to discuss about the communities.

Personally I'm fine with that since I'm already experienced with those promotion, so no surprise anymore.

[maydna]

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!

After all you can't blame them, but you can contact their live support or representative in this forum to know about the rules. If you think those casinos who run such kind promotion for not being transparent, you can create scam accusations thread to discuss about the communities.

Personally I'm fine with that since I'm already experienced with those promotion, so no surprise anymore.

Those of us who have previous experience know the casino's terms and conditions, so we can find out which promos we can take part in and avoid, especially if some terms and conditions don't match what we want. We must examine it for our own good and avoid things we don't want.

But most people will not check it but directly deposit some money and when they manage to win more money, they are faced with the terms and conditions, making them disappointed. This happens to most of us and makes us regret that we took the promo. Next time we have to make sure that the promo is what we want or we can wait for the other promo we want.

[Daltonik]

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.

Promo banners of online casinos are designed, in my opinion, mainly to attract new users, if you are already a user and receive a newsletter for a promo by mail, they usually lead to the page of the promotion itself, but everything depends on the desire of the gambling platform and targeting a specific audience.

[darewaller]

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.

Under these banners, usually we can find "see terms and conditions for full details" link, which clearly suggests that any interested person must click on it first to know if what to expect with those bonuses. If you will rush and play, you will mostly get disappointed about the results.

If the link redirects you to the sign-up page, there must be a terms and condition button there. They are usually located and the very bottom or before we push that sign-up button but of course many of us won't take the time to read them because they are boring and we are lazy to read a plain wall of text but we can use the "find in page function" of our browser only to go the section that interests us the most. It can be bonus, KYC and others.

[decodx]

I don't know which specific platform or promotion you're talking about, but that's pretty much how advertising works. Its only purpose is to attract new players to the platform with banners and ads. Of course, they won't give you all the details of the promotion, especially if they're unfavorable for players.

That's not to say that promotions and bonuses aren't worth taking advantage of - they can definitely be a great way to stretch your bankroll and increase your chances of winning. But it's also important to read the fine print and make sure you understand the terms and conditions before you start playing.

[dothebeats]

Casinos can be vague at times, and I do agree that some of their adverts should really be redirected to the terms and conditions. For unregistered users of the platform, of course it's obvious that the casino would want you to register first or loging to view the bonus so that your curiosity can easily be converted to a deposit to chase the bonus. Pretty annoying for us players, but it works for the casinos obviously, so why change it?

[goaldigger]

Casinos can be vague at times, and I do agree that some of their adverts should really be redirected to the terms and conditions. For unregistered users of the platform, of course it's obvious that the casino would want you to register first or loging to view the bonus so that your curiosity can easily be converted to a deposit to chase the bonus. Pretty annoying for us players, but it works for the casinos obviously, so why change it?

That’s how it works, its a click bait and very effective to the casinos. I guess if you’re a wise gambler you will look first for the details or mechanics of that promotions before you participate since not all are qualified for that and if you easily fall for that, you might not be able to qualify due to the fact that you missed some of the requirements and you have to do it all over again if you really wanted to receive some bonus.

[TimeTeller]

Casinos can be vague at times, and I do agree that some of their adverts should really be redirected to the terms and conditions. For unregistered users of the platform, of course it's obvious that the casino would want you to register first or loging to view the bonus so that your curiosity can easily be converted to a deposit to chase the bonus. Pretty annoying for us players, but it works for the casinos obviously, so why change it?

That's their strategy for the users to register on their site, so they can take a look of those bonuses.
If you are not up to it, you can ask from other users, if they have thread on this forum.
But if not, don't register if you think not worth registering in the casino. Some are just clickbait as they have other requirements to fulfill.
Remember, these casinos won't give those bonuses for free. Most of the time, they have wagering requirements that's hard to achieve.

[goldkingcoiner]

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.

If you did not read through the terms and conditions of the casino before/after registering on whichever casino that you registered on then I doubt you would have read them even if they showed it to you whenever you followed through with the promo.

It seems to me that this problem could have easily been avoided if you just read the terms and conditions beforehand. And if you did indeed find something wrong/missing then you would be right, from a legal standpoint.

But casinos do not want to have legal problems therefore they create a terms and conditions which covers everything about their website. This also covers promos, obviously.

[Sandra_hakeem]

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.

Those promos ain't useless dude,... remember that's exactly the same reasons why they're being paid for; you won't expect them to organize a sort of - giveaways without earning from it.
Anything that'll be of good benefits to the masses , that's done to promote a casino must certainly have terms and conditions... which means they're not actually free, there are taskes to perform to get them.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[lionheart78]

Casinos can be vague at times, and I do agree that some of their adverts should really be redirected to the terms and conditions. For unregistered users of the platform, of course it's obvious that the casino would want you to register first or loging to view the bonus so that your curiosity can easily be converted to a deposit to chase the bonus. Pretty annoying for us players, but it works for the casinos obviously, so why change it?

But notice and adverts for members are directed on the requirements and terms of the said promotion.  And it is normal for a banner that is directed at non-members to land on the registration page.  Besides I believe upon registration the link to Terms and Conditions is there along the checkbox and before the confirmation since most asked the new player if they agree to the terms of the casino.

But well I do sympathize with @OP since often times I am also too lazy to explore the casino just to check the terms and requirements of certain promotions.  It do give convenience of the subject of interest is just a click away.

[Lanatsa]

Casinos can be vague at times, and I do agree that some of their adverts should really be redirected to the terms and conditions. For unregistered users of the platform, of course it's obvious that the casino would want you to register first or loging to view the bonus so that your curiosity can easily be converted to a deposit to chase the bonus. Pretty annoying for us players, but it works for the casinos obviously, so why change it?

But notice and adverts for members are directed on the requirements and terms of the said promotion.  And it is normal for a banner that is directed at non-members to land on the registration page.  Besides I believe upon registration the link to Terms and Conditions is there along the checkbox and before the confirmation since most asked the new player if they agree to the terms of the casino.

But well I do sympathize with @OP since often times I am also too lazy to explore the casino just to check the terms and requirements of certain promotions.  It do give convenience of the subject of interest is just a click away.

Doesnt really need to everything to be spoonfeed because those links or places are just within reach on which it would really be that in default that they would really be having that corresponding terms and conditions which is really that understandable if we are really that in dealing with casinos and registering neither on a banner or a direct link.

I dont really know on why people still make out discussions on how things should goes? It doesnt really matter because you would be still ending up on landing on website page registration link
whenever you are tending to deal up with that current bonuses or promotions.

[blockman]

Casinos can be vague at times, and I do agree that some of their adverts should really be redirected to the terms and conditions. For unregistered users of the platform, of course it's obvious that the casino would want you to register first or loging to view the bonus so that your curiosity can easily be converted to a deposit to chase the bonus. Pretty annoying for us players, but it works for the casinos obviously, so why change it?

Yeah, it works for them and that's why they won't change a thing with it. Until it's valid that they're seeing it no longer effective then that's the time that they have to restrategize their tactics. But as long as it's working, there's no need for them to change that as it's not being called by their demand. As much as we want to make things easy, it's for them to tell and do things whether it's really needed or not.
While the impact of it for an individual is quite big but for them, if someone goes to the landing page, that's all they need to do because once a gambler is enticed with the promos, they wouldn't mind about stuff of registering because they already caught their attention about the promos that they can see.

[AmoreJaz]

Casinos can be vague at times, and I do agree that some of their adverts should really be redirected to the terms and conditions. For unregistered users of the platform, of course it's obvious that the casino would want you to register first or loging to view the bonus so that your curiosity can easily be converted to a deposit to chase the bonus. Pretty annoying for us players, but it works for the casinos obviously, so why change it?

Yeah, it works for them and that's why they won't change a thing with it. Until it's valid that they're seeing it no longer effective then that's the time that they have to restrategize their tactics. But as long as it's working, there's no need for them to change that as it's not being called by their demand. As much as we want to make things easy, it's for them to tell and do things whether it's really needed or not.
While the impact of it for an individual is quite big but for them, if someone goes to the landing page, that's all they need to do because once a gambler is enticed with the promos, they wouldn't mind about stuff of registering because they already caught their attention about the promos that they can see.

but do take note that if the requirements are quite not reasonable, people will talk. and they can give bad feedbacks if they got screwed because of misleading adverts.
for sure, those too-good-to-be-true bonuses have corresponding requirements, in which, most gamblers will fail to complete. the casino would know if their tactics are not working if less people to none are availing their bonuses.

[Wakate]

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.

Promo banners of online casinos are designed, in my opinion, mainly to attract new users, if you are already a user and receive a newsletter for a promo by mail, they usually lead to the page of the promotion itself, but everything depends on the desire of the gambling platform and targeting a specific audience.

the promo banner is meant to invest more gamblers to a platform that is why many casinos have there own promo banner and it is different from other. The banner mostly lead to where new users that are interested and reader to register on the platform to put there information so that everything will be processed. The promo banner we are agitating about is just like the normal signature banner we have here that contains the name of the platform and some few descriptions about there offers. If you click on a promo banner and it takes you to there terms and conditions then something is wrong somewhere.

[ralle14]

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.

If you get redirected to their login page that means you're required to log in first before seeing the all of the details about the promo. There are some casinos that do this on purpose and sometimes would only offer promos for specific countries. When it comes to the terms and conditions they are usually mentioned all in one place or below the promo page.

[ethereumhunter]

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.

If you get redirected to their login page that means you're required to log in first before seeing the all of the details about the promo. There are some casinos that do this on purpose and sometimes would only offer promos for specific countries. When it comes to the terms and conditions they are usually mentioned all in one place or below the promo page.

Maybe the casino thinks every gambler who visits the promo page already understands the terms and conditions. They immediately direct them to the login page to enter their account and deposit money to play gambling. But new gamblers have to check the terms and conditions before registering and depositing their money. That would be better because they can find out how much minimum money they have to deposit, how much betting they have to do, and so on.

That's so we don't feel cheated by the casino's bonus promo and deposit some money to get the promo from the casino we want. Hopefully, people can get the attractive promos they are looking for.

[EarnOnVictor]

Many people might not know your frustration with this, it's a kind of way of playing with someone's emotions. It has happened to me before when I was desperately in need of some bonuses or at some times when they have engaged my mind with a mind-blowing bonus but it would be a different thing entirely after redirecting.

Well, you have to know their gimmicks now, just don't get excited about anything you see online anymore until you validate it is worth it.

[worle1bm]

if you are a gambler you should really make it a habit of reading a casino's terms and conditions(this includes specific terms and conditions on their specific bonuses), reading it can save you a lot of trouble if you plan on gambling on that online casino. you should never rely on a casino to give all the details to you on the get-go.

They are usually many pages with lot of T&C on which we don't focus and just sign up for our account overlooking what's written in it which is problem for them later on because you can't blame casino as you have agreed upon the terms so you were not aware about it will not give you any excuse so read them giving some time before signing up.

[slapper]

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.

Under these banners, usually we can find "see terms and conditions for full details" link, which clearly suggests that any interested person must click on it first to know if what to expect with those bonuses. If you will rush and play, you will mostly get disappointed about the results.

If the link redirects you to the sign-up page, there must be a terms and condition button there. They are usually located and the very bottom or before we push that sign-up button but of course many of us won't take the time to read them because they are boring and we are lazy to read a plain wall of text but we can use the "find in page function" of our browser only to go the section that interests us the most. It can be bonus, KYC and others.

Don't be in such a rush; we wouldn't want you to trip over your own feet, would we? Trust me when I say that the tiny print, those often-ignored terms and conditions that may make or break your wealth, is where you'll find the secret to success as a sports bettor. Go at those long, complicated paperwork carefully before you rush into battle. But have no fear; there is an easy way to navigate your way through this labyrinth; simply use the "find in page" feature to skip to the meat of the matter. Do you need extra information? KYC? Or is there any additional information you need to know? The information you want is just a click away! Relax with a beverage of your choice and take your time reading the terms and conditions. You can take my word for it; it will completely alter the playing pitch.