Do we have gamblers here who actively hunt bonuses?

[Nrcewker]

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

Real gamblers don’t chase freebies. I’m sure serious gamblers who deposit large amounts of money and make good profits don’t give a damn about bonuses. Yes, bonuses can be useful for testing the legitimacy of a site, but trying to make money from them is like working hard and taking risks just to earn a few pennies.

You also need to understand that casinos don’t offer free money. Wouldn’t they go bankrupt if they did? They offer bonuses mainly to attract low stakes gamblers who deposit $50–$100. Driven by the lure of bonuses, these players make small deposits and often end up losing their money while trying to meet the bonus requirements.

So, I would suggest that everyone stop chasing these so called bonuses.

[Pi-network314159]

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 don't know about others but I don't Hunt bonus, I gamble with the gambling site I know. There was a time I sign-up on a new site and I received deposit bonus, i wanted to withdraw it but it didn't a withdraw, I was told to gamble with the bonus, then my wining from the bonus becomes my profit. It was a complete waste of time to me because I never expected it. All I thought was that if I recieved a welcome bonus that I can withdraw it like my wining amount. Ever since then I don't care about welcome bonus anymore.

[MArsland]

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

I stopped doing it because the wagering requirements often prevented me from claiming the bonuses, resulting in me losing money instead of winning them. From then on, I lost interest when I saw wagering requirements that were difficult to meet. Yeahh I'm bad at chasing wagering requirements, for example like a $20 deposit bonus must wager $200.

[bangjoe]

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 was previously looking for a casino that had a no-deposit bonus, because a bonus with a deposit is usually a minimum deposit and cannot be withdrawn completely, so in events like mine I intend to play there in the hope of not returning.
This is not so beneficial unless you are doing your research and looking for where the best casinos are as your bookkeeper in terms of casinos.
I was previously just because the crypto market was sluggish and looking for an entertaining activity so did that, because on the one hand also I did not have enough money to do gambling at my favorite casino so looking for a casino that gives a sign-up bonus more precisely or can be said without deposite.
Hang it depends what you mean whether in terms of money or can entertain you because it can be said a profit as well.

[Kelward]

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

I stopped doing it because the wagering requirements often prevented me from claiming the bonuses, resulting in me losing money instead of winning them. From then on, I lost interest when I saw wagering requirements that were difficult to meet. Yeahh I'm bad at chasing wagering requirements, for example like a $20 deposit bonus must wager $200.

Bonuses are attractive but a on a closer look you will find out that they are not entirely free because of their various degrees of requirements so if a gambler is chasing bonuses they shouldn't be too excited when they see a juicy one they should also consider the requirements. Presently I'm not into chasing of bonuses, if I want to explore a new casino it wouldn't specifically be because of their welcome bonus because if I observe closely their will always be a clause before I will withdraw wins. Bonuses are attractive but we should concentrate on our bankroll for gambling so you will know that if you win there won't be any restrictions to get credited and withdrawals.

[swogerino]

I have tried a couple of these casinos but could not go further because the bonuses had very high requirements for me to try and get that bonus amount into my real money there. So it is a long time now I don't chase such type of bonuses, lately I was focused on finding casinos offering the best ongoing bonuses yet still ban myself there as all casinos made me lose money over the long run. These type of bonuses surely attract people looking to change casinos but that's it, they are not going to give new customers over the long run.

[TopTort777]

Hunting bonuses imho is a stupid idea and way to gamble. It can be tried once or twice to get them, or during special events when rules and wagering requirement are simple. But on a regular basis that is a huge waste of money and time. We have already talked about how difficult it is to complete wagering requirements. Only bonuses that are worth hunting are from tournaments where gamblers compete who wager most (and even then it is risky). With enough funds gambler can try to win it. Some users from forum have managed to be rather successful in such tournaments, but with time they got banned anyway.

[TedMosby]

I am one of those gamblers who is somewhat active in hunting for casino bonuses and promotions.

I don’t really care about the wagering requirements because I gamble for fun. The moment I deposit a certain amount of money, I already count it as a loss. It’s the cost of the ticket for me to have fun, just like entering an amusement park.

I won several times while gambling using bonuses. By "won," I mean I was able to withdraw more than what I deposited, not just a winning balance that I never withdrew.

I won from free bets, deposit bonuses, specific coin bonuses, and other forms of promotions like those shared in the Games and Rounds section. I even joined non gambling contests created by gambling platforms.

If you asked me, is it profitable? For me, based on my experience, it’s 100% profitable. I think I can say I’ve experienced winnings from many kinds of casino marketing activities. The things that I originally joined just for fun turned out to make me money. However, this is not something that happens consistently. Sometimes, I just don't win anything, but it all goes back to the root, I gamble for fun.

[imthegreat]

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 used to love hunting for poker bonuses; it was a fun, free ride. While that period in my life didn't last long, it was a lot of fun. My friend and I became obsessed with poker and would constantly play at 888 all night, even getting free merch. I once won a poker set. But then I realized that this wasn't bringing in enough income to support me and my future family, so I quit hunting for poker tournament bonuses. Crypto is much more promising. And it's not addictive.

[Zadicar]

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?

Bonuses are TRAP!

You would be able to realize these things once you would be able to have the real experience on how these bonuses work on which you would really be needing to hit up those wagering thresholds on which this is something that you do need up to reach before you can withdraw and thats something that pain in the ass. If you are someone who wants to have that bigger capital for having that more gambling time duration then these bonuses would really be the best thing to acquire but if you do mind off about easy withdrawals once you do hit up a desired profit or winnings then you can do it without any hardship on achieving a wagering requirement. It would really be that up to you on where you do want to deal on with or what interest you in.

[Somegory]

The question that I will like to ask about this bonus thing is if there are gamblers who are winning something good using bonuses? My mind is telling me the opposite, I just don't want to create a new topic about it.

I've always look at casinos as stingy people, they need to be stingy to progress with their business, and if they are giving up bonuses that can really make gamblers to win isn't that throwing away money?

I am not talking about small wins, I mean if someone hit big money using bonuses wouldn't the casino blamed themselves for making that happen? Because they are the one that gave up bonuses in the first place.

[summonerrk]

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 also see new online casinos popping up all the time, and they're all quite flashy and offer a lot of bonuses. But I don't understand why they're so fond of using AI-generated images in their designs; it makes everything look fake and cheap. I love it when a casino can afford a designer who can create high-quality designs and characters for their games. And to answer the main question of this thread, I'll say that I only like old, big, proven casinos, and I'm not going to leave them for new ones, which could turn out to be scams.

[GreatArkansas]

Hunting bonuses imho is a stupid idea and way to gamble. It can be tried once or twice to get them, or during special events when rules and wagering requirement are simple. But on a regular basis that is a huge waste of money and time. We have already talked about how difficult it is to complete wagering requirements. Only bonuses that are worth hunting are from tournaments where gamblers compete who wager most (and even then it is risky). With enough funds gambler can try to win it. Some users from forum have managed to be rather successful in such tournaments, but with time they got banned anyway.

Well, if you have all the time in the world and you find this profitable and making you good money, for me it's fine. The only problem here is the reputation of the platform, as you really need to be assured your deposits will not get trapped inside their platform. Plus, you need to be a reader here, as most of their terms and conditions are written in long paragraphs; you need to understand how it works.
I believe there are some platform who are taking advantage of their users, like some false advertisement based on the actual bonuses they are organizing.

[coinrifft]

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.

No, I'm not that kind of gamblers who loves to hunt this deposit bonus. As it was just a obvious that they are design to lure back gamblers. And I'm not big of a gambler so I just play occasionally on casinos that I trusted.

But perhaps this could better fit gamblers that are whales, at least they're betting big and could be go after that bonus requirements and hunting those deposit bonus as they have every right to at least have some from the money that they are betting on casino.

[bakasabo]

I only know that there was a time when for offline sports betting fiat casinos people were hunting for welcome bonuses, when those casinos offered 10-20 EUR freebets. People were using family members mobile phones for verification during registration, and passports later for withdrawals. As well as searching for people who wish to sell their identity for registration in casino. This happened about 10 years ago. As to crypto casinos, I think people try to hunt bonuses, but they dont do it actively or regularly. They stop doing it after several fails because bonus requirements are hard to complete.

[Zlantann]

I am one of those gamblers who is somewhat active in hunting for casino bonuses and promotions.

I don’t really care about the wagering requirements because I gamble for fun. The moment I deposit a certain amount of money, I already count it as a loss. It’s the cost of the ticket for me to have fun, just like entering an amusement park.

I won several times while gambling using bonuses. By "won," I mean I was able to withdraw more than what I deposited, not just a winning balance that I never withdrew.

I won from free bets, deposit bonuses, specific coin bonuses, and other forms of promotions like those shared in the Games and Rounds section. I even joined non gambling contests created by gambling platforms.

If you asked me, is it profitable? For me, based on my experience, it’s 100% profitable. I think I can say I’ve experienced winnings from many kinds of casino marketing activities. The things that I originally joined just for fun turned out to make me money. However, this is not something that happens consistently. Sometimes, I just don't win anything, but it all goes back to the root, I gamble for fun.

You seem to have a good mindset about chasing bonuses. Doing it just for fun and not solely for profit sounds great to me. Some people chase these bonuses because they want to make money, so they end up wasting their time and get disappointed. I think I have also been able to withdraw some amount from bonuses but it is rare. 

However, many of these casinos require KYC, especially if you want to withdraw. Have you not considered the risk of giving it your information to multiple casinos? Many of these casinos suffer from hacks and KYC could also be sold to bad actors. I think this should be a concern or is there any means of reducing this risk.

[eisen33]

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 think bonuses should be taken too seriously. It's all like a game, I like receiving bonuses for contests where you have to predict the number of goals, or minute of goal scored, and so on. The difficulty with these bonuses is that you have to wager them. And I've only managed to wager and withdraw bonuses a few times. Most of the time, I always lose them because I treat them a little differently than I do my own money and am willing to take more risks.

[Betwrong]

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

I've tried it many times. Hunting for deposit bonuses at new casinos has never been profitable for me. But it doesn't mean I regret hunting for them. It's fun. I love gambling, especially when I don't risk much of my own money. And, of course, it is possible to win a big amount during those hunts. I was just unlucky (or, rather, no luckier than most people) while completing the wagering requirements.

[Ever-young]

I stopped doing it because the wagering requirements often prevented me from claiming the bonuses, resulting in me losing money instead of winning them. From then on, I lost interest when I saw wagering requirements that were difficult to meet. Yeahh I'm bad at chasing wagering requirements, for example like a $20 deposit bonus must wager $200.

I’ve had terrible past experiences with wagering requirements and bonuses, and that has made completely disliked and avoided them. If it were left for me alone, the last thing casinos would use to attract new users to their casino would be bonuses, because there are still casinos who do this, and there are still gamblers who are always on the lookout for casinos that are offering good bonuses so they can go and exploit those bonuses.

[AmaGold70]

In many cases casino bonuses depends on the amount of money deposited by gamblers, and as your deposit is easy ,and free to be used , the use of casino bonuses are attached with conditions making difficult for some gamblers to win, and withdraw money won from bonuses. However, some gamblers can be lucky sometimes to make wins from casino bonus.
Before now, I was interested about using bonuses to gamble, but in most cases I couldn't meet up because of conditions attached. But presently, I don't pick interest about casino bonuses, instead I use my deposit to gamble which no condition of usage is attached.