Chasing bonuses, is it really worth it?

[Gost ms]

I have never won anything big from a bonus and I have not received any big bonus. But a friend of mine shared some of his experiences with this bonus with me, that friend of mine deposited a good amount of money in his account and he kept losing and at the end he got some amount of bonus. He got a lot of money from that bonus and his profit was so big that he bought a gold chain with his profit.

[Zadicar]

Do we have gamblers here who mostly play just for casino bonuses, like free spins, deposit bonus, cashback, and all that?

I’m honestly not into that kind of style. My gambling is not even consistent. I play when I feel like it. So when there’s a bonus, I sometimes feel forced to play just to use it, even if I’m not really in the mood.

And most of the time, those bonuses come with heavy wagering anyway. So in the end, are you really winning from it? Or just playing more than you should because of the promo?

I've seen people around me chasing bonuses.
I'm not a consistent gambler myself, so I don't know, but like you, I'm curious if it's worth it. Looking at the comments, they're divided some say it works, while others say you could fall into a trap. I think there's an exaggeration in these bonus schemes it's best to be cautious when you see very high bonuses.

Dealing up with bonuses just for the sake of curiosity then its not bad on which this will be that able to find out on what it is. Actually it isnt bad to have that kind of testing it out but relying on bonuses just because you are expecting that you can take advantage against the house then this is that something which is really that shouldnt be on your mind. Bonuses are just that extending out your bankroll on which that can cause you to play even longer due to that have bigger bankroll but in speaking about increasing the chance of winning or having the advantage then its not. These bonuses do rather ending up on becoming a trap on which considering  the wagering requirement of these bonuses then you would be hardly be able to come out or be able to hit up the withdrawal threshold and this is something that you must realize in the first place.

Play for fun with that bonuses and dont even think that you can be able to get out easily considering with those terms. Bonuses are just meant to enjoy up more the game with bigger balance and dont look the other way around.

[Creeper0]

Accepting a bonus and chasing a bonus are two different things. I don't see anything wrong with accepting a bonus, but chasing a bonus is definitely a wrong and risky move. From my point of view, I am an irregular gambler who enters the game whenever I want. Sometimes I receive a bonus but don't enter the game, maybe because I am busy or for some other reason. However, if I get the opportunity, I definitely accept the bonus. But most of the time I gamble from my personal bankroll.

[Cryptmuster]

I have never won anything big from a bonus and I have not received any big bonus. But a friend of mine shared some of his experiences with this bonus with me, that friend of mine deposited a good amount of money in his account and he kept losing and at the end he got some amount of bonus. He got a lot of money from that bonus and his profit was so big that he bought a gold chain with his profit.

A bonus alone isn't enough, you also need to either wager it or be lucky enough to win big from it. Players treat bonuses more easily than own money, so they're more likely to make risky bets with them, this means you can win big. However don't expect to get rich off bonuses, they should be viewed as a nice addition to your deposit, a nice gift from the casino for loyal customers. But if you're good or lucky enough to frequently receive bonuses and win, you can try to earn some money.

[Asuspawer09]

I mean, there were just some times that we are forced to play because of the promo, it's marketing ofcourse so it is designed to make us play more anyway, and it quite works most of the time. If you are doing gambling or betting anyway, taking advantage of the promo for sure is going to be worth it, whether you lose or win. But playing just because of the promo is not a good move for sure, since you are being forced to do it, and you might end up losing more in the end, but I guess that is just how promo and bonuses work.

it is just a matter of dicipline i guess or your going to take advantage of it, or your the one that is falling on the trap of it, It wasn't going to be completely bad for sure, but if you are already playing more than you should, then you might end up losing more in the end and that is a bad sign.

[Bright0515]

I don't even advice anyone to chase profits talk more of bonuses that can't give you a guaranteed win. I gave up on using bonuses a lonh time ago because it seems like I couldn't get any luck from the free spins I had, maybe it is just my experience. Some gamblers open new casino accounts constantly and they do some tasks just to be able to claim bonuses, personally I think this is exhausting. some even get registered and they find out that most is advertised is not what is given. Bonuses are not worth chasing.

[mcdouglasx]

Perhaps some regular players will find it beneficial to play using bonuses and those kinds of incentives since it gives them more opportunities, but for those of us who don't play that often, I don't think they're very interesting, or at least that's what I think. But for example, registration bonuses are never unwelcome, although they lend themselves to creating multiple accounts, and that's where many users complain about blocked accounts and things like that. Some cheat, and others are simply victims of system vulnerabilities, since no system is 100% infallible.

[bhadz]

That's a type of gambler that will usually lose all of their money. Chasing for bonuses is fun, just as gambling. But you'll have to take account on how much the wagers the casinos ask and if that fits how much you've got. Don't push yourself too much with it. Those bonuses are attractive and enticing but, you don't try to get into it at your expense that you're not comfortable with. There's nothing wrong with that but it's okay to gamble and simply have fun, you can win still with it without dealing with bonuses for some additional requirements.

[rezakurnia66]

Do we have gamblers here who mostly play just for casino bonuses, like free spins, deposit bonus, cashback, and all that?

I’m honestly not into that kind of style. My gambling is not even consistent. I play when I feel like it. So when there’s a bonus, I sometimes feel forced to play just to use it, even if I’m not really in the mood.

And most of the time, those bonuses come with heavy wagering anyway. So in the end, are you really winning from it? Or just playing more than you should because of the promo?

Chasing bonuses in gambling is purely wrong? During not break the rule or regulation of casino why not chasing the casino bonuses because they make an offer for all user can join the bonuses offering but follow all the regulation require.
I make deposit over $50 at one casino gambling and wagering up to $2000 for getting bonuses until $100 in freebet, its not wrong for all gambler has motivate participating at bonuses and giveaway from gambling casino during follow all regulation and not cheat by creating multiple account.

[Yeesha]

It's cool to have bonuses but chasing them isn't really a wise thing to do, there are people that that gamble specifically for the purpose to win bonuses, this doesn't make any sense to me because instead of chasing  bonuses o would chase real wins. Some casinos give false adverts, they thwy show an amount of bonus they would give fo a gambler after doing certain things but it turns out to just be fake.

That is the aim of a lot of gamblers, they are always chasing bonus and chasing unrealistic expectations. Chasing bonuses doesn't worth it. Because chasing bonuses is equivalent to chasing losses, some might even end up being disappointed at the end. Some casinos are just deceiving some gamblers and usually give them false assurance. And some people are being deceived or carried away by those fake bonuses. We don't have to believe in everything about the casino, but you should learn by experience.

[Japinat]

The moment we hear the word bonuses, it comes with chasing and attraction, probably because there's no price to pay. But the result often led us emotional and turn into wrong decision making that will pave way for bigger losses after.

I was very eager to chase bonuses before because that's everyone's favorite. But when you are gambling for quite long years, you will realized that everything about this is the casino's strategy to make us bet more and worst, fall into gambling addiction when emotions felt uncontrollable.

[Odusko]

I have never won anything big from a bonus and I have not received any big bonus. But a friend of mine shared some of his experiences with this bonus with me, that friend of mine deposited a good amount of money in his account and he kept losing and at the end, he got some amount of bonus. He got a lot of money from that bonus and his profit was so big that he bought a gold chain with his profit.

Not only you, but a vast majority of members here will say the same thing about bonuses, because we can't really meet up with the conditions that come with those bonuses most times, you see that you may have to wager above 25x before youcan withdraww your winnings if you are playing with bonuses, which makes the whole thing tiring.

[elzjmirra]

In the end, it is still a casino strategy to make gamblers lose more money with the lure of getting bonuses, if you don't believe you can try it and after you get the bonus, calculate how much money you have sacrificed, sometimes it can be equal but more often the amount of money you spend is greater than the bonus you get, my goal is just entertainment but when I turn out to be lucky then I will take advantage of it.

[Sonia_123]

Do we have gamblers here who mostly play just for casino bonuses, like free spins, deposit bonus, cashback, and all that?

I’m honestly not into that kind of style. My gambling is not even consistent. I play when I feel like it. So when there’s a bonus, I sometimes feel forced to play just to use it, even if I’m not really in the mood.

And most of the time, those bonuses come with heavy wagering anyway. So in the end, are you really winning from it? Or just playing more than you should because of the promo?

Bonuses are more like a trap to get gamblers when casinos are no longer making money, they involve themselves in bonuses just to boost their incomes and get more customers, and so while taking bonuses one needs to be care full mainly those gamblers that sees it as an advantage or opportunity to earn more for themselves either big or small bonuses.

[Slow death]

In my opinion, it's not worth creating casino accounts just for sign-up bonuses, because these bonuses have high wagering requirements, and by the time a person manages to meet those requirements, they'll realize they've lost a large amount of money that, even with the bonus, won't compensate. I've seen many people make this mistake. Ideally, people should only gamble with the intention of having fun and not create high expectations.

[Hatchy]

Do we have gamblers here who mostly play just for casino bonuses, like free spins, deposit bonus, cashback, and all that?

I’m honestly not into that kind of style. My gambling is not even consistent. I play when I feel like it. So when there’s a bonus, I sometimes feel forced to play just to use it, even if I’m not really in the mood.

And most of the time, those bonuses come with heavy wagering anyway. So in the end, are you really winning from it? Or just playing more than you should because of the promo?

I guess this has been discussed a lot on the forum. We have seen many gamblers signing up on different casinos all in the name of bonuses. Most of them sign up using different accounts but at the end gets caught by the casino for cheating and all their accounts blocked. Every gambler though might have other reasons why they sign up on different casino aside from the bonus.. some may do it because of certain restrictions one casino offers that the other doesn't or certain games that's available to them in their region on different casino. If by chances they are just after the bonus then they risk placing their data on way too many site and it's not worth it..

[MRY]

Do we have gamblers here who mostly play just for casino bonuses, like free spins, deposit bonus, cashback, and all that?

I’m honestly not into that kind of style. My gambling is not even consistent. I play when I feel like it. So when there’s a bonus, I sometimes feel forced to play just to use it, even if I’m not really in the mood.

And most of the time, those bonuses come with heavy wagering anyway. So in the end, are you really winning from it? Or just playing more than you should because of the promo?

I guess this has been discussed a lot on the forum. We have seen many gamblers signing up on different casinos all in the name of bonuses. Most of them sign up using different accounts but at the end gets caught by the casino for cheating and all their accounts blocked. Every gambler though might have other reasons why they sign up on different casino aside from the bonus.. some may do it because of certain restrictions one casino offers that the other doesn't or certain games that's available to them in their region on different casino. If by chances they are just after the bonus then they risk placing their data on way too many site and it's not worth it..

The need to experience different games in one specific region is usually the factor that forces us to find more appropriate alternative platforms. Nevertheless, when we lazily make the registration without the specific explanation, our privacy is too high a price. Corruption in bonuses will simply bring us to the depths of such complex casino security measures. Our focus on the quality of service and protection of personal data will give us the opportunity to prevent the ban of accounts.

[Hispo]

In my opinion, it's not worth creating casino accounts just for sign-up bonuses, because these bonuses have high wagering requirements, and by the time a person manages to meet those requirements, they'll realize they've lost a large amount of money that, even with the bonus, won't compensate. I've seen many people make this mistake. Ideally, people should only gamble with the intention of having fun and not create high expectations.

Though, we have to be realistic and realize that those welcome bonuses pretty much depend on the expectations of those who decide to take them. That is the whole point of the marketing of them, otherwise people would not look at them at all.

Even after taking in consideration the wagering requirements for those bonuses to be considered to be withdrawn, people assume there is a tiny possibility for them to end up in the green and pocketing some good money from the casino.

That sentiment of greed and urgency to get money from gambling is why those welcome bonuses are ultimately more popular than just depositing and gaming with our own money.

[Vaculin]

For beginners, chasing bonuses is like a financial edge knowing if they win from it, these bonuses will multiply the player's initial deposit. But what is happening in reality is clearly the opposite, as not all bonuses turn into magic and make some winning bets.

Instead, it hinders the possibility of being a disciplined gambler because you end up falling for bonuses and promotions.

Grocery stores are like casinos, they offer bonuses and sale, but instead of looking for means to save, you end up with impulsive buying and spend your funds recklessly.

[lionheart78]

Do we have gamblers here who mostly play just for casino bonuses, like free spins, deposit bonus, cashback, and all that?

I sometimes go after the bonuses, but not the free spins.  Deposit bonus with a reasonable wagering requirement is one of my favorite bonuses to go after.  For me, having an extra fund is like having a second wind.  It enables me to play with confidence (not being overconfident), having an extra fund, makes me think that my fun will last longer.

I’m honestly not into that kind of style. My gambling is not even consistent. I play when I feel like it. So when there’s a bonus, I sometimes feel forced to play just to use it, even if I’m not really in the mood.

Well, each gambler has their own preferences, I see people avoiding bonuses to not entangle themselves with problems, like bonus abuse.  Some casinos that have nefarious plans use the bonuses to dock huge payments.

And most of the time, those bonuses come with heavy wagering anyway. So in the end, are you really winning from it? Or just playing more than you should because of the promo?

True, I happened to experience this kind of situation where a casino gives a 220% deposit bonus, but I found out that I have to wager 45x of the bonus amount and is limited to certain games only to be able to earn the wagering points for the requirement.