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1 year ago by deec1072
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Anonymized417
1 year ago

Not a slot, I mean a casino bonus you can use for slots, a sticky bonus is a deposit bonus match but has no wagering requirements, for example getting a 100% sticky bonus, deposit 100, you get other 100, now you have 200 in total to play, just like any other deposit bonus, difference is the sticky bonuses got no wagering requirements, but usually the max cash out allowed is reduced to 5 or 10x the deposit amount (in the example given, it would be either 500 or 1000 bucks), but no wagering requirements apply. I know some casinos with sticky bonuses and it can be used on the Finn games, Royal Stars being one of them, I'm not sure if the UK is a restricted territory for that casino

SunsetGaze
1 year ago

I have yet to see a bonus that has no wagering requirements, free spins at .10 a spin yes Online casinos in my experience are not very generous in terms of join up bonuses. I'm not even going to play at Betti now as they sent me a no deposit free spins bonus but it wasn't in my account and live chat had no knowledge of it even when I sent them a screenshot and they still didn't award them so I won't be depositing

Anonymized417
1 year ago

If I may, I'll help you out a bit. Sticky bonuses usually consist of bonus money - allowing you to extend your pool.

Allow me to quote from a free course focused on bonuses:

(https://casino.guru/academy/course/online-casinos-bonuses)

"Sticky bonuses are common in some countries and virtually unknown in others. The only recommendation we have here is to make sure players know how a bonus works before they use it. If a casino is offering sticky bonuses in markets when they are not common, we would like to see these specifics prominently displayed and explained.

Deposit lock

This rule has to do with how bonus funds and real money are treated and has to do mainly with deposit bonuses. Let’s imagine a player who has deposited $100 and gotten a $100 deposit bonus. The casino can handle this situation in two different ways:

Deposit locked

The deposit bonus and deposited money are put into the same ‘basket’ and treated as bonus funds. This means the player has $200 of bonus funds in their account, which cannot be separated.

Deposit unlocked

The deposit bonus and deposited money are treated separately. In this case, the player has $100 of real money and $100 of bonus money in their account. Real money is usually used for bets first, and if the player runs out of it, they start wagering bonus money. This may allow the player, for example, to forfeit the bonus money and only keep playing with the real-money part before fulfilling the wagering requirements.

Our views and recommendations

We think that bonuses with the deposit unlocked are better for players, as they allow them to play without the strict restrictions of bonus-money play at first . These usually apply only when wagering bonus money. That said, both approaches are good in general, as long as everything is made clear to the player and there are no other rules that can be considered unfair."

1 year ago

I have yet to see a bonus that has no wagering requirements, free spins at .10 a spin yes Online casinos in my experience are not very generous in terms of join up bonuses. I'm not even going to play at Betti now as they sent me a no deposit free spins bonus but it wasn't in my account and live chat had no knowledge of it even when I sent them a screenshot and they still didn't award them so I won't be depositing

1 year ago

I know many bonuses without wagering requirements across some different casinos, in case you want a list of the ones I know just tell me and will share it, but I'm not sure if they accept users from the UK, these wager-free bonuses are deposit matches, both sticky and normal/traditional deposit matches and free spins.

The only one I'm sure doesn't got UK as a restricted territory is West Casino, good casino, they got no-wagering free spins on Tuesdays and with every single deposit you get a chance to spin a bonus wheel that can give no-wager free spins (will add a screenshot), free spins with wagering requirements and no-deposit bonus balance with wagering requirements, the only good bonus in that wheel is the no-wager free spins, all wheel bonuses require an additional deposit except for the no-deposit bonus. Withdrawals are really slow tho, can take up to 5 days but normally it only takes 3 working days, which is still slow.

Each week I receive around 150-200 USD worth of no-wagering free spins, on average each free spins offer get a total value between 20 and 25, and honestly most of the time they don't pay anything good 😆 but still, getting something extra for deposits is always welcome. Also, to be eligible for all these bonuses I make clean deposits across the week to each casino, this normally takes me around 400-600 USD in deposits each week to be active on every single casino I get bonuses on. file

deec1072
1 year ago

Based on my personal experience playing on various online casinos, I've noticed that turnover requirements are usually associated with claiming bonuses or participating in promotions. It's important to clarify that these requirements are not a tactic specific to the platform but rather a measure to prevent money laundering. Unfortunately, some individuals sign up solely to claim bonus funds and withdraw them immediately, which can result in significant losses for the company. However, the choice to claim a bonus or participate in promotions is entirely up to you, and it's advisable to carefully read the terms and conditions to ensure a convenient experience for both parties involved.


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Edited by Radka 1 year ago
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SunsetGaze
1 year ago

Maybe he have done some illegal betting so he needs to complete the remaining turnover amount so his account will operate as normal 🤷‍♀️

jajasmine011
1 year ago

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Radka
1 year ago

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jajasmine011
1 year ago

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1 year ago

Does anyone know a casino without permanent wager upon deposit?

CraZZY_wolf
1 year ago

Hello! If you find any, let me know.

The way I see it, all decent casinos with a license stick with the AML rule - deposits must be wagered at least a few times. I saw even 10x 🙁 as I can remember.


1 year ago

Does anyone know a casino without permanent wager upon deposit?

1 year ago

I only know casinos that require deposits to be wagered 1 time. Stake is the one I use most of the time and as long as I know deposits must be wagered just 1 time, have in mind most casinos require deposits to be wagered, 1 time is really flexible.

One tip: if you were playing and had a really good hit and you have not wagered even 50% of your deposit but you want to withdraw, you should just complete wagering the deposit on any low volatility game, plinko for example, hacksaw's plinko version is the lowest volatility game I know, you can easily wager a deposit and lose less than 3-5% on the low volatility setting with only 8 rows, that's a quick and safe way to complete wagering the deposit if you don't want to risk your gains, at least that's what I do, also some casinos lower the RTP for this game, if it's not 98.98% then I would recommend looking for any other game. And if the game is not available I look for any other with extremely low volatility with high RTP.

SunsetGaze
1 year ago

Thank you very much for the advice!!!

And if you do not complete 1x, there is no way to withdraw? In my favorite casino 3x, but upon an agreement with the manager may be allowed to withdraw with a commission of 10%

SunsetGaze
1 year ago

In which casinos do you like to play the most & feel the safest?

I would be really interested!

Best regards!

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1 year ago

Thank you very much for the advice!!!

And if you do not complete 1x, there is no way to withdraw? In my favorite casino 3x, but upon an agreement with the manager may be allowed to withdraw with a commission of 10%

1 year ago

Not sure, but most casinos won't let you withdraw if you didn't wager your deposit at least 1 time, you will probably get your withdrawal rejected. On Stake I have never tried to withdraw balance that is partially unused. If you ask me, a 3 times wager is still acceptable but I personally wouldn't use a casino with said requirement, is that a Dama NV casino? A 10% commission is too high if you ask me, I would prefer to just wager my deposit 3 times on the game I mentioned, you are playing a bit more with the remote chance of winning a bit more instead of just losing 10% of your money to be able to withdraw

1 year ago

In which casinos do you like to play the most & feel the safest?

I would be really interested!

Best regards!

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1 year ago

Most of the time I play on Stake, but I'm currently testing other casinos.

Stake: nearly instant withdrawals, which is why I like them so much and many cash bonuses, I get around 70-100 USD in clean cash each month, not much, but it's something extra.

Metaspins: not a personal favorite, but it also got nearly instant withdrawal on verified accounts. Its main flaw is the severely lowered RTP on some games. Interesting loyalty system: you progress by the amount of spins/rounds you play, as long as the bet is 0.20 USD or higher. Quick KYC.

Golddino: crypto withdrawals take on average 16 hours, which is decent, not perfect. Excellent bonuses: flexible wagering requirements and no banned slots which truly compensates any other flaws, good casino. Quick KYC.

Viggoslots: extremely slow crypto withdrawals, on average they take 5 days. Good bonuses (mostly free spins) without wagering requirements. Quick KYC.

West Casino: another one with extremely slow crypto withdrawals, taking on average 4 working days. Many good bonuses, some without wagering requirements. Verification takes around a week.

These are the casinos I'm actively playing on, all of them requires only 1x wagering on clean deposits. Still Stake is my main casino

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