Do we have gamblers here who actively hunt bonuses?

[Mahiyammahi]

Actually, I don't use new casinos much. Still, I try to use casinos that have a lot of users or have been in the market for a while. I don't go straight to a brand new casino, because there is a risk in it - there is a possibility of losing funds.

However, if a reputable member or trusted person recommends or promotes a casino, then it can be considered once.

And if you have accounts in more than one casino, then you will see that you are getting offers from some casino. Today, one casino may be offering an offer, tomorrow another. So, there is no need to take risks in a new or unfamiliar casino for the offer of one. You can definitely follow these tips.

[promise444c5]

I believe that 63 percent of gamblers worldwide hunt bonuses, even though there isn't a single statistic on the subject.

How did you believe then if there is no statistic to back it up?
Bonus are appreciated actually but not all type and  I don’t think gamblers really hunt for the type OP mention that much.. yet, who knows , you could be right, I don’t have the stats to back mine up either.

The type OP mentioned actually does it job with attracting customers to use their Casino on specific terms.
But I still don’t think Gamblers upto that amount really hunt such because they aren’t really that profitable.

[Stepstowealth]

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

It is not something you will find a lot of old and experience gamblers doing, but it is something that many new gamblers, are doing, some of them hunting and going after bonuses and that has got them moving from one casino to another. It is a very bad way to be gambling because there will not be difficulty for you to become a victim to scammers, you are the exact kind of people that scammers are looking for.

Choose a casino and gamble there until they disappoint you with something serious, not because they are not offering enough bonuses.

[Proty]

To me I don't see it as something that is profitable because of some of the terms that comes with it. Using welcome bonus for gambling doesn't mean anything and most gamblers don't get to know about the terms that comes with using this bonuses. It is mostly after using it and they happen to win that's when they will get to learn about the terms of using it. Therefore, I prefer gambling with my own money than using bonuses. Those that are patronising casino because of bonuses don't know what they are actually doing.

[Su-asa]

Bonuses are part of the benefits of signing up on major casinos and a lot of gamblers make deposits with the aim of getting bonuses but not every casino really gives out the bonus that they advertise. A lot of gamblers end up getting disappointed because they get their hopes up. Chasing bonuses is something that is common with beginners more than those that have gained experience from gambling because after getting those bonuses it doesn't really increase the chances of making profits.

[Fortify]

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?

Of course there are people who are smart enough to take money from the bookmakers instead of just feeding it into them. However we're talking about a very small percentage and generally a group of people that the bookmakers will target to be restricted at some point - they're not in the game to be paying out money on a regular basis if they can encourage such players to move elsewhere. However the amount of money given away by crypto casinos is fairly small in comparison to fiat sites, because anonymity is a common theme (even if many do require KYC later on). They are also operating on a smaller scale, because they have a smaller audience, so cannot afford to be as generous as those sportsbooks in major regulated markets.

[alastantiger]

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.

The way I see it is that any gambler that is constantly hunting for bonus will always target bonus that are easy to achieve, some of those bonuses are like the welcome bonus and deposit bonus that they get x% amount of money on the capital that they deposited. This gambler will also be looking for new casinos to take advantage of and if they do this successfully there is no denying that they can make some quick amount of money. I have not tried hunting for bonus but if I see a new casino that I like then I will register and start using them and if they were to give me bonus I will take it as an addition to the experience that I'm already receiving. Things that I look out for in new casinos are not including welcome bonus instead I concentrate on how easy it is to use their casino platform.

[PhilosopherKing]

I don't think there is profitability with that deposit bonuses because it is not even possible to withdraw that bonus that they give to you. And to even use it there will be a lot of requirements that person must undergo. The bonus is just only put out there to give person more money to bet with. And if person begin joining different casino in search for this bonuses, it can lead the person to go and bet with more than they planned to use .

Personaly I think that the deposit bonuses should only be seen as extras offer that can be given when person already want to play for that casino. It should never be something that person will now be hunting and depending on for profit.

[lionheart78]

It is very enticing to hunt bonuses, but it is tiring.  There are always wagering requirements, and most of the requirements are set so that players won't be able to bag the bonus amount.  I tried a few times, and I was never able to meet the requirements to cash out because the bankroll often got depleted even before I met the wagering requirement.  Aside from that most of these bonuses, specifically the deposit bonus, require the initial deposit to be lost and use the bonus amount for the wagering requirement to kick in.

So I am not excited about deposit bonuses and refrain from hunting bonuses because of these almost impossible-to-meet wagering requirements.

[Nwada001]

Are there really people who move around chasing bonuses in any new casino they come across? Because that can’t be profiting at all and what do they intend on gaining, gambling winning itself is not that easy talk more of when you are given a much more lower chance of winning, how can people be running around because of bonus because their actually no bonus without wager requirements attached to it.

[Samlucky O]

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?

The truth is that if we keep on hunting for depositor bonus, we will end up opening new account everyday and doing KYC on almost all new gambling site. I know there may be people who find it attractive but I think they might be few. The process is very hard and difficult that people may choose not to do it. And another disadvantage of this welcome bonus is that it comes with condition, you can't just withdraw it in peace without an option. This option requires you to gamble to an exten before you make withdrawal. Some site will allow you to stake alongside the bonus til it get exhausted. This bonus usually looks so easy untill you sign-up and see how it works.

[AVE5]

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

Most user's here might claim not to be fans of getting attracted to use casino platforms all just because of the bonus offers probably because of how they've come to understand that it's a common strategy to trap user's while they might not be reliable in the other ways round.
But come to say, yes i sometimes tends to give try to such casino with minimum amount I can afford as I may see it as an usual risk of funds I risks in my regular casino platform I play's.
So if I'm lucky to win, I go forward to ask for withdrawal and if any inconveniences comes along then I'd opt out of the platform.

[StarenseN]

I mean this is literally part of the whole shtick. We should all be doing this, depending on places of course, I personally do not hunt bonuses for the newbie places, if a casino started like within the last month, they can offer whatever they want and I won't be joining until I wait and see how they are and see what the forum says about them.

But if we are talking about bigger name places that have been around for years, then I would simply just check them whenever I can, and whichever have the bet bonus, I will play there a bit.

[Rockstarguy]

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

It is profitable; this is why casinos offer it as a welcome bonus, and this is just a marketing strategy that attracts gamblers to the casino to try their luck. In the process of trying, other things can also encourage a gambler to remain with the casino as a favorite.

However, the problem with hunting bonuses is that when one gets used to this habit, it can even turn into addiction. I think this bonus is a good one for genuine gamblers who are just lucky to be first-timers at the casino, but it can be a serious problem for gamblers who are fond of chasing new casinos just to earn some bonuses.

[Sticky Bomb]

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

I don't really do this because I see some of these new casinos as scam until they've built enough reputation. I've had a situation before when I deposited in a shady telegram casino which I reached their 10X bonus wagering requirement but couldn't withdraw even my initial deposit of $30 and Telegram later labeled it as scam, so I learned my lessons from that time. I'm comfortable using few casinos that have so far proved competent and I'm sticking with them, afterall I'm no longer gambling actually for profits.

[Gozie51]

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.

Much of a trouble that leads to addition. I don't chase bonuses now that I have realized they are all market gimmick to get new players who will be stocked to them. Bonuses has some requirements that must be met before you can withdraw if you win. For example you have to deposit sometimes while at times you must wager 2x or 3x  before you can make withdrawal of your winning. As a newbie I did it to try winning but with the requirements which most times you can't be successful, you now aee yourself in the casino.

[Furious 7]

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?

The possibility of this still exists but I am pretty sure no one will admit this even though it is actually legitimate to pursue it but there are certainly from the many forum members that exist now.

But for some gamblers including me chasing bonuses is sometimes too tiring so I will only be on sites that already exist and very rarely I try new sites even for those on forums.
When I am comfortable with a site that I have played often then I will only be on the site and very rarely try new things to add to the experience or let alone just because chasing bonuses from the first deposit. It was too exhausting for me having to try to follow some wagering requirements to get a return of a few cents from the deposit bonus done.

[ejikeme24]

I used to do that before but not now hehehe. I stopped hunting for bonus long ago when I realized that I'm into different casino/ betting sites due to bonus offer, I believe those who have experienced that can relate. And I'm sure that there are people who are actively hunting for bonus till now. Though I'm not against that and I . must say that I have fun while doing that but the only reason why I stopped doing that is because I don't want to expose my KYC details to different casino that is why I decided to stop because I have reputation in There so I wouldn't want it to get ruined.

[Rashlyowl]

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

I don't actively chase those bonuses, I only use them when they are truly attractive. For me, bonuses with high turnover requirements are not profitable at all. Although this doesn't happen to everyone, I have at least proven it through my own experience. It is better to play without using any bonuses or promotions, requiring only 1x turnover, so that when you win, the winnings are entirely yours without the worry of losing them while trying to meet higher turnover requirements.

[Lida93]

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

I have not taken the time to do that as I do find it stressful jumping from one casino to another for the sake of bonuses, if anyone os really doing that then it means they may end at using almost all the casinos in the forum and outside too. That's a risk of privacy which I don't consider hygienic for data because you can hardly find any casino that wouldn't ask for KYC as some point.

It doesn't also sound lucrative for me running after bonuses l, or maybe I could be wrong, but then I would like to really know from those who do that if it has actually being real fun and profitable for them altogether.