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Bonus & offers: Noob needs help (bonus)

Topic created on 03rd Sep. 2019 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 8 | Views: 2,367
Botterix

Noob needs help (bonus)

3rd Sep. 2019, at 10:43 am CEST#6
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I am relatively new to the world of online casinos. Currently, I have never used the Bonuses when depositing. However, I have read here that it is often used by people. I have a comprehension question on the subject because I do not go in the head how the bonus is worthwhile. Let's say I pay 10 euros and get a 10 euro bonus. I must then multiply these 10 euros only25fachen to me money can be paid out or? That is, I have to play with these 10 euros to an amount of 250 euros before I can withdraw money. I just do not understand how this is worthwhile. With higher amounts, of course, you have to play up even more. Maybe someone can write down a wager instruction for dummies. Thanks in advance.

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Tropper
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Noob needs help (bonus)

3rd Sep. 2019, at 10:53 am CEST#1
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Here's how it works:

imagine you Deposit 10€ and claim a bonus of 10€
Wager (turnover condition) is 35x for example

10+10= 20€ *35 = 700€

With each spin (imagine it's running and you are playing permanently on 1€ tray) means -> you need exactly 700 spins with 1€!
Then you can pay out.

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Botterix

Noob needs help (bonus)

3rd Sep. 2019, at 11:27 am CEST#2
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Thank you very much! It doesn't get much more understandable than that. However, I still wonder where the whole thing is worth it. I was planning to sign up today with 40 euros at Videoslots because the site is so advertised here. That means I would have 80 euros so I would have to convert 2800 euros to be able to withdraw. Isn't it super unlikely that this will happen? I don't understand why I shouldn't play with 40 euro and cash out directly. Instead of playing with 80 euro and then having bad luck when I reach 800 euro and still can't cash out. Why is the wager so popular? Am I missing something?

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zuzox
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Noob needs help (bonus)

3rd Sep. 2019, at 11:39 am CEST#3
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Botterix wrote on 09/03/2019 at 11:27: Thank you so much! It doesn't get much more understandable than that. However, I still wonder where the whole thing is worth it. I was planning to sign up today with 40 euros at Videoslots because the site is so advertised here. That means I would have 80 euros so I would have to convert 2800 euros to be able to withdraw. Isn't it super unlikely that this will happen? I don't understand why I shouldn't play with 40 euro and cash out directly. Instead of playing with 80 euro and then having bad luck when I reach 800 euro and still can't cash out. Why is the wager so popular? Am I missing something?

Is simply an offer from the casino, some have slightly different conditions, but of course the advantage of using the bonus on the side of the casino, you have more playing time for less money.

If it suits you, but I would also rather recommend to gamble without bonuses. Then there's also no limits and conditions to which you must pay attention and no problems with withdrawals

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scr1mka
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Noob needs help (bonus)

3rd Sep. 2019, at 12:01 pm CEST#4
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Botterix wrote on 09/03/2019 at 11:27: Thank you so much! It doesn't get much more understandable than that. However, I still wonder where the whole thing is worth it. I was planning to sign up today with 40 euros at Videoslots because the site is so advertised here. That means I would have 80 euros so I would have to convert 2800 euros to be able to withdraw. Isn't it super unlikely that this will happen? I don't understand why I shouldn't play with 40 euro and cash out directly. Instead of playing with 80 euro and then having bad luck when I reach 800 euro and still can't cash out. Why is the wager so popular? Am I missing something?

There are casinos that offer No-Sticky Bonus (where you first play with your money, and if you win something, you can cancel bonus and withdraw, if you fall down to Bonus money, then of course you have to convert)

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Anonym

Noob needs help (bonus)

3rd Sep. 2019, at 12:18 pm CEST#5
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The Bonus money is often used by people who want to play longer. You have to distinguish between those who gamble at casinos because they think they can make money with it and the others who use it as a pleasant pastime. If you want to have access to the money at any time, a bonus is rather not advisable. However, if you want to have fun with 20 euros for a while, a bonus is a good option. I see a bonus as a challenge in sporting terms - I have to beat it.

There are also freespins at some casinos without turnover requirements in case of a deposit. Keep an eye out for that, it's a good push especially in the beginning and helps you get to know the games. Have fun!

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VM292
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Noob needs help (bonus)

3rd Sep. 2019, at 12:33 pm CEST#7
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But at Videoslots the bonus is paid out in 10% increments! So you can withdraw your money at any time

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Botterix

Noob needs help (bonus)

3rd Sep. 2019, at 05:57 pm CEST#8
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Thanks a lot first of all.
I have now signed up with Videoslots. I deposited 40 euros and took the 40€ bonus.
With my 40 euros I have now played up to 100 euros and not touched the bonus. Would it be possible to withdraw now e.g. 60€, so that the bonus expires but I can continue to play with my 40€?

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Noob needs help (bonus)

3rd Sep. 2019, at 06:58 pm CEST#9
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Botterix wrote on 03/09/2019 at 17:57: Thanks a lot first.
I have now signed up with Videoslots. Deposited 40 euros and took the 40€ bonus.
With my 40 euros I have now played up to 100 euros and not touched the bonus. Would it be possible now to withdraw e.g. 60€, so that the bonus expires but I can continue to play with my 40€?

Sure you can now withdraw 60 and the Bonus money expires. At Videoslts there are no bonus funds that stand in the way of a withdrawal. There you can always withdraw your real money at any time.

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