How do you manage your raffle prizes?

[m2017]

I'm guessing many of you participate in the Free Raffles (held by various casinos on this forum) held in the Games and Rounds section, so you're probably aware that prizes from some of these raffles are credited to your casino account. Let's not get bogged down in discussing why this is done. My question is, how do you manage these prizes?

- Do you spend money at the casino in an attempt to win more than the initial prize amount (because it's easy money) that you earned easily and can risk?
- Do you immediately withdraw from the casino to avoid spending the money and save it?
- Do you play partly \ withdraw partly (what's the ratio?).

Correction: in fact, a raffle can be replaced by any gambling competition or contest in which the prizes for participation are credited to the casino account deposit.

[Oshosondy]

If I can be able to withdraw the money without any requirements but which is not possible, I will just withdraw the money immediately I access my account on the gambling site.

But if I am required to first wager which is usual, all my target is to get to the minimum target to pass the requirements. If I won I will immediately transfer the money to an exchange and convert it to fiat. I do not keep such money, I spend it instead.

[Nathrixxx]

- Do you spend money at the casino in an attempt to win more than the initial prize amount (because it's easy money) that you earned easily and can risk?
- Do you immediately withdraw from the casino to avoid spending the money and save it?
- Do you play partly \ withdraw partly (what's the ratio?).

Answer your questions accordingly as you have asked them with some of my opinions below.

1. This is one of the dirtiest act to take because you may eventually return back the money into gambling if care is not taken, so it is not profitable for you to go home and plan yourself and restrategize on what to do with your prize before coming back to gamble.

2. Mostly I do withdraw without wasting time on the casino because I needed to plan ahead on what to do with my winning prizes and there is nothing like you having enough on your casino account to gamble.

3. I withdraw 90 to 100% of my winning prizes from the casino and do something important with date before coming back to deposit the little I can afford to gamble and get entertained with.

[Sandra_hakeem]

I'm guessing many of you participate in the Free Raffles (held by various casinos on this forum) held in the Games and Rounds section, so you're probably aware that prizes from some of these raffles are credited to your casino account. Let's not get bogged down in discussing why this is done. My question is, how do you manage these prizes?

- Do you spend money at the casino in an attempt to win more than the initial prize amount (because it's easy money) that you earned easily and can risk?
- Do you immediately withdraw from the casino to avoid spending the money and save it?
- Do you play partly \ withdraw partly (what's the ratio?).

Correction: in fact, a raffle can be replaced by any gambling competition or contest in which the prizes for participation are credited to the casino account deposit.

I don't participate in free raffles but seeing the last part of your post, I'd say no. I don't risk my earnings in an attempt to win more, unless it's a raffle like you said and I can't outrightly place a withdrawal, then maybe a few games to activate that.

We get tips from most casinos on this forum for campaign participation and it's mostly credited to the casino wallets. I haven't thought about trying to gamble a few bucks even though I find the chance to do so most times. Cherry on the ice: So when next an addict tries to use 'visiting the casino' as an excuse to gamble more, just know he's telling a lie.

[Hazink]

Where I get the raffle credited will determine how I will spend it. I have won a $30 before, which was credited to the casino account. The minimum withdrawal was $50. I guess I have to use the money to chase winning that will increase it to the withdrawal amount. In that process I managed to win something bigger than my target which I first withdraw the bigger part and leave little which I used to explore the casino more.

[AmoreJaz]

If I can be able to withdraw the money without any requirements but which is not possible, I will just withdraw the money immediately I access my account on the gambling site.

But if I am required to first wager which is usual, all my target is to get to the minimum target to pass the requirements. If I won I will immediately transfer the money to an exchange and convert it to fiat. I do not keep such money, I spend it instead.

The goal is to at least withdraw money by spending a small amount as possible. That's what mostly I believe will do. But they will still bet in case they have some winnings. Because most are hoping that they will still win after getting some. That's the dilemma of most gamblers. Hoping that they will get more after such winning bet.

[PostQuantumBTC]

Where I get the raffle credited will determine how I will spend it. I have won a $30 before, which was credited to the casino account. The minimum withdrawal was $50. I guess I have to use the money to chase winning that will increase it to the withdrawal amount. In that process I managed to win something bigger than my target which I first withdraw the bigger part and leave little which I used to explore the casino more.

What if the money is lost when trying to get to the minimum withdrawal? They is even still better, what if you won the $50 and be able to withdraw it but you think about earning more money before you withdraw the $50 and later lose everything? I will prefer to withdraw all the money at first, that is what I will like. I can later still decide to gamble on the gambling site next time.

[coin-investor]

I voted for the second option

Do you spend part of your money on bets and withdraw part of it from the casino?

Let's admit it, it's hard to win raffle prizes, so I withdraw part of it and spend it on something memorable. Winning a raffle is something special for me; I treat it like winning in a lottery. Whenever I win a second or third prize in a raffle, I make sure part of it is spent on something worth remembering, just to remind myself that it's possible to win a raffle prize or a lottery.

[Akbarkoe]

I honestly forget the last time I took part in a contest on the forum especially in the games and round section, but just like what was said by Ohshosondy, if it is allowed to withdraw money without requirements then I will also do it if it is more than $40, but if it is still below $25 I prefer to play it or add it to my gambling fund.

Winning the contest was not easy on the forum, even more so the rivals, but I was also quite homesick and seemed to need to test my luck there too, I hope there are many free sweepstakes there.

[Orpichukwu]

The goal is to at least withdraw money by spending a small amount as possible. That's what mostly I believe will do. But they will still bet in case they have some winnings. Because most are hoping that they will still win after getting some. That's the dilemma of most gamblers. Hoping that they will get more after such winning bet.

If the raffle comes without any wager requirements, I believe many will go for the withdrawing option first before they think about playing, maybe get some amount out and then wager the rest, but in a situation where you are required to wager it at least 1 x before withdrawing, the player doesn't have a choice other than playing. No matter how they want to put it, it’s when that requirement has been met and all options are available can we see the true decision some players are going to take.

[panjul07]

I'm guessing many of you participate in the Free Raffles (held by various casinos on this forum) held in the Games and Rounds section, so you're probably aware that prizes from some of these raffles are credited to your casino account. Let's not get bogged down in discussing why this is done. My question is, how do you manage these prizes?

- Do you spend money at the casino in an attempt to win more than the initial prize amount (because it's easy money) that you earned easily and can risk?
- Do you immediately withdraw from the casino to avoid spending the money and save it?
- Do you play partly \ withdraw partly (what's the ratio?).

Correction: in fact, a raffle can be replaced by any gambling competition or contest in which the prizes for participation are credited to the casino account deposit.

I do not like raffle although it is completely free to participate, just not my thing but if I win something from such raffle then what I will do is nothing except to use it to play game if there is/are games that I like to play in that casino.
Since it if free then nothing to worry, use it to play means that there is a chance to double or triple or even more.
Of course it is also depending on the amount of the raffle prize, if it is just a matter of few tens of dollar I will have no doubt to spend it in the casino.
If the amount is big enough like $100 or above, I may consider to withdraw it partly and use the rest to gamble.

[len01]

It depends on the prize amount of the raffle. If the prize is relatively small, I'll wager it all on a sports bet. However, if the prize is slightly larger, I usually use half of it to bet on sports and keep the rest in my casino balance so that if I lose, I can try to recoup my losses with the remaining balance.

[o48o]

I'm guessing many of you participate in the Free Raffles (held by various casinos on this forum) held in the Games and Rounds section, so you're probably aware that prizes from some of these raffles are credited to your casino account. Let's not get bogged down in discussing why this is done. My question is, how do you manage these prizes?

- Do you spend money at the casino in an attempt to win more than the initial prize amount (because it's easy money) that you earned easily and can risk?
- Do you immediately withdraw from the casino to avoid spending the money and save it?
- Do you play partly \ withdraw partly (what's the ratio?).

Correction: in fact, a raffle can be replaced by any gambling competition or contest in which the prizes for participation are credited to the casino account deposit.

Free raffles in this forum have so small prices that it doesn't make sense to withdraw them. I have probably won once, but i am not even sure if it was in the raffle section or if i got it as a first time trying bonus.

I would probably put everything on one bet, or one spin of a slot machine. And withdraw if i won something worth taking though. And yeah, they are definitely worth the risk as they are free money meant for gambling anyway

[uchegod-21]

I usually do not participate in raffle draws or other gambling contests on this forum because I am usually not lucky with stuff like that. Even though they are free and cost me nothing to try, I still see them as a waste of my mental effort.

However, to answer your question, I would prefer to withdraw my money immediately if I ever joined such contests and won. I do not like the idea of putting my winnings back into gambling just so I can win something bigger.

However, my decision would still depend on the casino's or raffle's rules. If they require that I use part of my winnings to gamble before qualifying for a withdrawal, I will use part of it and withdraw the rest. If they require that I use all my winnings to gamble, then I do not have a choice.

[Rashlyowl]

My question is, how do you manage these prizes?

- Do you spend money at the casino in an attempt to win more than the initial prize amount (because it's easy money) that you earned easily and can risk?
- Do you immediately withdraw from the casino to avoid spending the money and save it?
- Do you play partly \ withdraw partly (what's the ratio?).

On most sites, immediate withdrawal is not possible due to 1x turnover requirement, regardless of whether the funds are from a free offer or a deposit. In my experience, I usually play that balance to at least double it. For instance, if I get $20, it needs to reach at least $40. If I end up with more than $40 during gameplay (let's say $48), I will withdraw the $40 & continue playing with the remaining $8.

[Pi-network314159]

- Do you spend money at the casino in an attempt to win more than the initial prize amount (because it's easy money) that you earned easily and can risk?

Of course free raffle bankroll is usually tempting to gamble with since it's a free bankroll, and as a gambler you have no choice than to gamble with it because saving it will still mean nothing to you. And in most casino, without gambling with that deposit you wouldn't be able to withdraw. Its more like a welcome bonus in some casino that doesn't allow you to make use of it except you gamble with.

- Do you immediately withdraw from the casio to avoid spending the money and save it?

I think if I am given opportunity to withdraw, I will withdraw some percentage and leave the rest for gambling.

[Oasisman]

I'm guessing many of you participate in the Free Raffles (held by various casinos on this forum) held in the Games and Rounds section, so you're probably aware that prizes from some of these raffles are credited to your casino account. Let's not get bogged down in discussing why this is done. My question is, how do you manage these prizes?

- Do you spend money at the casino in an attempt to win more than the initial prize amount (because it's easy money) that you earned easily and can risk?
- Do you immediately withdraw from the casino to avoid spending the money and save it?
- Do you play partly \ withdraw partly (what's the ratio?).

Correction: in fact, a raffle can be replaced by any gambling competition or contest in which the prizes for participation are credited to the casino account deposit.

I think in most casino raffle cases, the winning amount is below the withdrawal limit, or does need to meet certain betting requirements before you can withdraw. This makes sense to me, though, since the promotion/raffle's main purpose is to give new users and existing users the chance to play for free with real money from their platform. I think all of the reputable casinos will allow you to withdraw after meeting all the requirements.
I don't participate in some raffles, but when I win, I think what I probably do is push my luck even more by using it to bet at the casino. I can double or triple it, who knows, it's indeed a free money anyway, lol.

[_act_]

I don't participate in some raffles, but when I win, I think what I probably do is push my luck even more by using it to bet at the casino. I can double or triple it, who knows, it's indeed a free money anyway, lol.

I do not know the reason most people are saying the money is free, but the money is not free is just what that is the truth. If the money is free, why are people that are given the free money not able to withdraw the money without any requirements. As long as their are requirements and if gambling with the money is there before you will be able to withdraw it, it is not free money to me.

[Royal Cap]

First of all, I want to say that the money won in casino raffle can never be withdrawn immediately. Because you have to wager at least 1x or more to be eligible for withdrawal. Although this varies from casino to casino. And to be honest, I have been able to withdraw most of the casino raffle wins I have won so far. Because I have played low risk games, including dice and Aviator. And after reaching the minimum withdrawal limit, I withdraw my money. And after withdrawing, I gambled with the remaining money in the account.

[Fortify]

I'm guessing many of you participate in the Free Raffles (held by various casinos on this forum) held in the Games and Rounds section, so you're probably aware that prizes from some of these raffles are credited to your casino account. Let's not get bogged down in discussing why this is done. My question is, how do you manage these prizes?

- Do you spend money at the casino in an attempt to win more than the initial prize amount (because it's easy money) that you earned easily and can risk?
- Do you immediately withdraw from the casino to avoid spending the money and save it?
- Do you play partly \ withdraw partly (what's the ratio?).

Correction: in fact, a raffle can be replaced by any gambling competition or contest in which the prizes for participation are credited to the casino account deposit.

I guess if you follow these raffles religiously including ones that require prior depositing, then you probably could make some money out of it longer term. It also helps to be good at running predictions and there are actually some people here who seem to achieve higher than normal odds in that department. I gave it a few goes in the sports section here but never actually managed to land any wins and it can be hard to keep track of all the offers at any money in time along with their end dates. There is an exception to this where I got very lucky in the collectibles section last Christmas and managed to walk away with a custom 3 oz silver coin that was a very happy surprise