Do we have gamblers here who actively hunt bonuses?

[Dunamisx]

Of course, you're a gamblers that actively on after bonuses from casino's, but this cannot be what they will have to be doing always because some of these bonuses have conditions, unless they can meet their terms, we also need to have our own money to use in gambling because we cannot continue to wait without gambling, while we are in expectation for any bonus offers.

[Frankolala]

You know that the chance of you making profit with bonus is slim compared to when you bet with your own money. However, I have seen some gamblers that were lucky to make profit from their bonuses after meeting up with the wager requirements. I don't test new casinos because of bonuses. I prefer to stick with a reputable casino to enjoy their trust and whatever, promos they come up with.

[Cryptomultiplier]

I used to do this a few years ago. When a new site came along and offered an attractive bonus, I'd immediately sign up to take advantage of it. But now I don't want to anymore. It feels pointless, or even leads to more losses. Because with too many accounts, every week I'm always curious or thinking maybe if I play on this site I'll get lucky, until I end up playing on several sites in one day. Now I've deleted those accounts and decided to stick to just one or two sites.

These days I think casino platforms have so much thought of every possible ways gamblers can try to exploit their systems including bonus hunting and may have strict rules or punishment in form of bans or withdrawal restrictions if a gambler is caught doing this, so that makes it a bad practice to begin with.

For those professional gamblers, I think what they look out for is mostly the wagering requirements and house edge of the kind of games allowed instead of looking for bonuses that they can or cannot use.

The thought of it is even tiring to begin with and that's why hunting for bonus on different platforms, is just a waste of precious time and resources because at the end of the day, you might even spend more, get banned or restricted from withdrawal and like you said you even got to delete many of these platforms because they occupy space, you hardly use them and they are just not logically profitable in the long run.

[iv4n]

For those who have tried it, is hunting deposit bonuses from new casinos really profitable?

You can't think about it like that... It's not smart to think about gambling and profitability, and deposit bonuses come with wagering requirements, so it's even hard to get anything. Hard, but not impossible... that's why some of us like to try it from time to time.

I'm not an active bonus hunter, but here & there I give them a try... I think about it like some extra entertainment. We get more money for playing, or a chance to unlock additional money (there are many kinds of bonuses these days), and we have some goals... that wagering requirement will not finish on its own, so we need to play like bosses to finish it. There's some extra fun in that, and if we finish it, even better experience...

[Zlantann]

For those who have tried it, is hunting deposit bonuses from new casinos really profitable?

Casinos might be trying to attract new gamblers, but they are not foolish. They are aware that some experienced gamblers will want to take advantage of these promotions. This is why they also set wagering requirements to check excesses.

I have never considered spending my time chasing bonuses. In my early days of gambling, I had some companions who were core bonus chasers. They ended up giving their KYC to many casinos, and in the end it was not profitable.

[michellee]

Hunt bonuses? No, I don't as that is very difficult for me as a small gamblers. I don't have much money to risking in gambling so I will take a look the bonuses and learn the requirements before I take it. If the requirements makes sense for me, I will take and vice versa. Bonuses look attractive and tempting us to take it but we must be careful with the requirements and check it before take. Some gamblers hunt the bonuses as they see the bonuses gives them more than they can expect. But if they don't read the terms, they will only finds it difficult to fills and makes them regret.

[Porfirii]

When I bet or gamble I want it to be fast and don't usually mind bonuses. If my platform of choice offers it to me, it's ok, but I won't make a comparison and end choosing another casino or sportsbook just because it offers better bonuses. In fact, I will make a few bets before tomorrow (World Cup) and the casino my deposit is pending right now isn't offering me anything, but I don't care, 'cause that's where I want to bet.

[adultcrypto]

I have tried it a couple of times and it did not pay off. Hunting for bonus can be very stressful because bonuses comes with huge wagering requirements which are rarely easy to meet. This is the biggest problem of bonuses because when you finally meet the wagering requirements, you would have wasted a huge opportunity you would have used to make real money with your deposit. For instance, chasing chasing a bonus with 30x wagering requirements means that meeting it would have earned me so much money with a deposit.

[Findingnemo]

I am the exact opposite of what you are looking for, I never try to claim any kind of bonuses in any casinos and even on stake there is dedicated bonus available for claim but I simply choose to ignore because in my opinion it might trigger to gamble more to complete the wagering requirement which might cause some or worse financial decisions so it's better avoid than being sorry.

To answer the later part of the question, yes it can be profitable but I would say it is not something to treat as regular thing to do, but if you cam accorss then take it as a challenge and see what you can do best.

[Warkop]

If your initial intention was simply to get bonuses from a gambling site, that's a wrong and even reckless decision. Every gambling site that offers bonuses will certainly have a trade-off in applying the bonuses offered to all users. Furthermore, gambling sites are now much more developed and increasingly impose terms and conditions on applying bonuses offered to all new users. This isn't something just anyone can do.

I think it's simply a waste of your time playing gambling.

[Johnlomape]

We know that there are a lot of new casinos now, and even the existing ones are very competitive when it comes to promotions. Most of them offer deposit bonuses just to attract new players and make them try their platform.

So I’m just curious, does anyone here really focus on hunting these deposit bonuses and find it profitable?

I know some bonuses look attractive, especially when a new casino gives a big welcome bonus or deposit match. But of course, there are usually wagering requirements and other rules before you can withdraw. So it is not really free money. Still, maybe there are gamblers who know how to choose good deposit bonuses, read the terms carefully, and use them to get some advantage.

For those who have tried it, is hunting deposit bonuses from new casinos really profitable?

Those that are hunting bonuses know how to do there thing and I have no idea about it.
There is nothing wrong for gamblers to hunt bonus on different casinos once you are not cheating the system. Gambling should be done with sense and those that don't have sense will be looking for every opportunity for them to cheat the system by creating multiple accounts on a casino and using it to apply for bonus to make money and get more spins.

[o48o]

We know that there are a lot of new casinos now, and even the existing ones are very competitive when it comes to promotions. Most of them offer deposit bonuses just to attract new players and make them try their platform.

So I’m just curious, does anyone here really focus on hunting these deposit bonuses and find it profitable?

I know some bonuses look attractive, especially when a new casino gives a big welcome bonus or deposit match. But of course, there are usually wagering requirements and other rules before you can withdraw. So it is not really free money. Still, maybe there are gamblers who know how to choose good deposit bonuses, read the terms carefully, and use them to get some advantage.

For those who have tried it, is hunting deposit bonuses from new casinos really profitable?

I tried that when i started, and those didn't really work for me. After that i started to pay more attention to fine print of requirements of how much money you need to rotate before getting that bonus, and that was sobering me up. I haven't even bothered to read them anymore, i just don't want bonuses.

Unless you count mining casino tokens as a bonus, as those have sometimes paid off.

I've only been lucky with few campaigns on slots where you can win x amount of additional money of winning x odds. Not sure if those are counted as bonuses though.

[dansus021]

Hunting deposit bonuses can absolutely be profitable, but it is a highly calculated, mechanical process rather than standard gambling. The guys who make money doing this don’t play for fun; they treat the casino T&Cs like an accounting spreadsheet to find Positive Expected Value

However, calling it 'easy money' is a huge stretch because modern casinos have weaponized their terms to kill bonus hunters.

[Odusko]

We know that there are a lot of new casinos now, and even the existing ones are very competitive when it comes to promotions. Most of them offer deposit bonuses just to attract new players and make them try their platform.

So I’m just curious, does anyone here really focus on hunting these deposit bonuses and find it profitable?

I know some bonuses look attractive, especially when a new casino gives a big welcome bonus or deposit match. But of course, there are usually wagering requirements and other rules before you can withdraw. So it is not really free money. Still, maybe there are gamblers who know how to choose good deposit bonuses, read the terms carefully, and use them to get some advantage.

For those who have tried it, is hunting deposit bonuses from new casinos really profitable?

I don't hunt bonuses knowing the fact that, those casinos bonuses comes with alot of conditions that your own deposited balance are free from, I have also seen alot of forum members not so interested in bonuse because of their high wagering demands that make them look as if you just wasting your time playing those games., it is better you make deposits and play with them straight away.

[len01]

Never bother hunting for welcome bonuses from new casinos, as the outcome is entirely dependent on luck. While tempting, wagering requirements are a barrier for most gamblers. Sometimes unreasonable wagering requirements, such as 45x, mean a 0% chance of winning the bonus. That's why many gamblers rarely try these types of bonuses, as they're simply a waste of time.

[panjul07]

For those who have tried it, is hunting deposit bonuses from new casinos really profitable?

Deposit bonuses is not something to hunt, simply because players the edge is higher on the casino's side when players take deposit bonuses due to its wagering requirement and other rules.
Maybe some people out there try to take this type of bonus because of their own reason such as trying to take an advantage or maybe they do not realize that they have lower chance to make profit when taking deposit bonuses.

[salad daging]

Hunting for bonuses at casinos is not profitable especially with high wagering requirements that rarely players reach their targets, as a result not the profit that can even run out of bonus balance and main balance because it is too chasing bonuses that are sometimes unrealistic to get.

The most profitable Bonus is the bonus held on the bitcointalk forum, on the regular "rounds and games" board only 1x wager after which you can withdraw your winnings directly, while the bonus held by the live casino is on average above 30x.

More and more casinos hold bonus promotions means many are hunting down its, for me not, not liked at all except only occasionally only.

[Myleschetty]

We know that there are a lot of new casinos now, and even the existing ones are very competitive when it comes to promotions. Most of them offer deposit bonuses just to attract new players and make them try their platform.

So I’m just curious, does anyone here really focus on hunting these deposit bonuses and find it profitable?

I believe that 63 percent of gamblers worldwide hunt bonuses, even though there isn't a single statistic on the subject. If not, players can still enjoy the same gameplay at their existing casino, so there's no reason for a new gambling platform to experience new players making deposits. The question you pose here makes me think that, similar to how Dedprz.com develops the unique "Strait of Hormuz game", every casino should have a unique game to make their service stand out so they could actively draw in more users for the longterm.

I know some bonuses look attractive, especially when a new casino gives a big welcome bonus or deposit match. But of course, there are usually wagering requirements and other rules before you can withdraw.
[snip]
For those who have tried it, is hunting deposit bonuses from new casinos really profitable?

Casinos must implement fair wagering requirements and rules because certain bonuses are less appealing/profitable to certain gamblers due to unfair wagering requirements.

[Bluedrem]

To be honest, when I was not very experienced in gambling at the beginning, I trusted every online gambling site and when new sites offered attractive bonuses on the first deposit, I tried to visit them. In most cases, I was cheated by depositing. Although they provided bonuses according to the terms of the deposit, the conditions for receiving those bonuses were very difficult.
That is why I no longer enter any site other than trustworthy casino sites.

[nara1892]

This topic came up at a very good time, currently I am trying one of the sites recommended by my friend, he found the site on one of the social media channels and honestly what is interesting is that the site gives a very big bonus, two days ago I deposited $ 3 (converted to my local currency) and less than 24 hours suddenly I got an active member bonus of $ 1.5 and this means the bonus is half of the deposit amount that I made when I first tried it, honestly this is the first time I have found a casino like this, before I wrote this post I also got another $ 1 bonus from the casino without making any deposit, this is very interesting because there is hope to play for free without having to deposit money and there are no requirements when you want to make a withdrawal.