Reputable Casinos?
I have played many online casinos so I'm looking for some fresh ideas regarding reputable online casinos with bonuses. Preferably something like the old Bovada and their sister casinos bonus structure.
Let me know places you have played and were successful with a cash out. Perhaps some bonus details.
None of this make up wagering requirements on the next deposit BS.
Please don't use this as an opportunity to spam your site or whatever I WON'T click your link or visit your site I'll just use LCB or go directly to the site.
Thanks I may look into it further, however I was concerned about their sketchy bonus T&C's.Quote: ZugaBovada group has just recently launched a new sister Casino : https://wizardofodds.com/online-gambling/casino-reviews/ignition-casino/
From my underestimating Bovada and CO recently changed their bonus rules where if you make a deposit of lets say $1000 and take a bonus for $500, If you lose your bonus plus deposit before you Finnish the wagering requirements they save/bank your wagering requirements. Furthermore they hold the other $500 hostage until you complete them. This gives absolutely no incentive to redeposit or fund your account with more than the deposit.
Please correct me if I'm wrong because my source was originally Neutrino, and well... he's been known to make sh*t up. I don't recall anyone correcting him.
BV's bonus new structure may be fine for complete ploppy's, however even a half way intelligent recreational gambler would find this new situation completely unacceptable.
If that's all true do any of their sisters properties do it differently?
I know Win-a-day has fair wagering requirements, however their bonuses seem small compared to other casinos.
Does LBC have a bigger special bonus offer for them?
Quote: AxelWolfThanks I may look into it further, however I was concerned about their sketchy bonus T&C's.
From my underestimating Bovada and CO recently changed their bonus rules where if you make a deposit of lets say $1000 and take a bonus for $500, If you lose your bonus plus deposit before you Finnish the wagering requirements they save/bank your wagering requirements. Furthermore they hold the other $500 hostage until you complete them. This gives absolutely no incentive to redeposit or fund your account with more than the deposit.
Please correct me if I'm wrong because my source was originally Neutrino, and well... he's been known to make sh*t up. I don't recall anyone correcting him.
BV's bonus new structure may be fine for complete ploppy's, however even a half way intelligent recreational gambler would find this new situation completely unacceptable.
If that's all true do any of their sisters properties do it differently? You are giving away secrets, for free. Was I supposed to pay for them? Pls reconsider your offer. I may have to 'ring your bells' so to speak. Craps! I give up, I surrender and don't give a jhit whether you allow it or not. Apparently my computer has lost it's mind, or you lost your's, or he lost his. I'm about to hit 'post', cover your eyes......
I know Win-a-day has fair wagering requirements, however their bonuses seem small compared to other casinos.
Does LBC have a bigger special bonus offer for them?
Can you hear me now?
Calling WoV,.......
'This is the end, my only friend, the end..'
Sorry, sometimes I just burst into song....
But, if you live in a state that has legal online casinos through a the state gaming agency (such as Jersey where I am), I would suggest going that route. I never did online gaming in my life until Jersey made a statewide online gaming law (even though physical gaming is only allowed within AC, [though that may change this fall], casinos can run their online sites in all counties within state lines).
I have used many of the AC casinos online casinos to play, and have had nothing but a positive experience, no issues with bonuses, deposit matches, etc.... And, if an issue ever does arise and the casino won't fix it, you can easily solve it through the state regulator. All plays and "rounds" are recorded for disputes.
So if you state has a similar program I would go this route. Also, since all online casinos are required to be based out of a physical casino in AC, you can just drive to the casino 24/7 and withdraw directly from your account. (Actually my trick to avoiding exorbitant casino ATM fees is downloading the casinos mobile play app, and depositing money to my online account, and then just pulling cash from the cashier in whatever casino I am in).
So my personal thoughts are to only play in a state monitored online casino, that is run through a physical casino so that you can easily for there to get your cash and if necessary clear up disputes in person.
And, many have bonuses such as you are looking for (again depending what state you are in, I could point you to some Jersey casinos that have decent bonuses, but outside Jersey I cannot be much help).
Quote: AxelWolf
Does LBC have a bigger special bonus offer for them?
No we currently do not have an exclusive for this Casino. Personally i always play without a bonus these days.
Quote: ZugaNo we currently do not have an exclusive for this Casino. Personally i always play without a bonus these days.
Assuming you have found an AP play without a bonus being involved?
That's kinda funny considering your site is called Latest Casino Bonuses.Quote: ZugaNo we currently do not have an exclusive for this Casino. Personally i always play without a bonus these days.
Without bonuses that would just be straight up gambling. I live in Las Vegas, as you probably already know there's a place to gamble on every corner. I want to know I have an advantage especially if i'm risking money online.
Quote: GandlerSo my personal thoughts are to only play in a state monitored online casino
I don't feel like looking it up now, but I believe NJ is the only state you can do full online gambling completely legally including the laws for the banks. Maybe Delaware has some incomplete form of it?
Surprisingly, it is apparently not much of a hit, and this probably will slow down other states wanting it. I have to think this might be because the bonus structures suck?
Quote: AxelWolfThat's kinda funny considering your site is called Latest Casino Bonuses.
Without bonuses that would just be straight up gambling. I live in Las Vegas, as you probably already know there's a place to gamble on every corner. I want to know I have an advantage especially if i'm risking money online.
Was thinking the same thing but I didn't ask directly. Just figured someone as smart as Zuga would have to have an angle to play without a bonus.
Hopefully not a total hijack, but in the way of what I feel is a relatively reputable game these days online. I could be wrong.
Quote: beachbumbabsHadn't been on PokerStars for a few months, signed back in last night. They were broadcasting that NJ has now allowed them a license to play for real money in the state. They have had bonus sign-ups in the past (that I couldn't take advantage of) but they might be running a playable bonus for NJ players to get them started.
Hopefully not a total hijack, but in the way of what I feel is a relatively reputable game these days online. I could be wrong.
If they did, they must have a partnership with an AC brick and mortar casino, as other poker sites have done in the past. Because it is required to be based out of a real casino in AC. But, I don't know much about Pokerstars or their status in NJ.
Quote: BozAssuming you have found an AP play without a bonus being involved?
Quote: AxelWolfThat's kinda funny considering your site is called Latest Casino Bonuses.
Without bonuses that would just be straight up gambling. I live in Las Vegas, as you probably already know there's a place to gamble on every corner. I want to know I have an advantage especially if i'm risking money online.
Ok addressing both of these questions.
The golden days of bonus AP or bonus whoring as we called it, is long over ( since BJ is either excluded from wagering or wagering itself on BJ is astronomically high ).
I do know that some advantage players are still bonus hunting for big slots bonuses. The strategy is rather simple: the high bonus will give you more play time and since you bet big on high variance slots, most of the time you will bust, but once you hit big , you switch to low variance slots and grind. And then its fairly easy to meet the WR and then cashout nice chunk.
However this strategy is often followed by player syndicates and couple other things that I will not discuss in public since it is fraudulent behaviour which I firmly oppose.
The issue with USA players on the other hand is the limited number of casinos being able to accept their play due to legal reasons. And because of it, they are limited in choice of quality bonuses .
However You can check our list of USA allowed casinos and read the related reviews and player comments for each of those casinos. Some do have No Deposit bonuses which can be used not as much as AP but more so as a risk free test for XYW casino. https://latestcasinobonuses.com/casinos/usa
As far as Im concerned, well these days I mostly play texas hold'em online , when I get a chance. ( my biggest win was $22K and 1st place out of 1500 entrants at PokerStars ).
Quote: ZugaOk addressing both of these questions.
The golden days of bonus AP or bonus whoring as we called it, is long over ( since BJ is either excluded from wagering or wagering itself on BJ is astronomically high ).
I do know that some advantage players are still bonus hunting for big slots bonuses. The strategy is rather simple: the high bonus will give you more play time and since you bet big on high variance slots, most of the time you will bust, but once you hit big , you switch to low variance slots and grind. And then its fairly easy to meet the WR and then cashout nice chunk.
However this strategy is often followed by player syndicates and couple other things that I will not discuss in public since it is fraudulent behaviour which I firmly oppose.
The issue with USA players on the other hand is the limited number of casinos being able to accept their play due to legal reasons. And because of it, they are limited in choice of quality bonuses .
However You can check our list of USA allowed casinos and read the related reviews and player comments for each of those casinos. Some do have No Deposit bonuses which can be used not as much as AP but more so as a risk free test for XYW casino. http://www.latestcasinobonuses.com/us-casinos
As far as Im concerned, well these days I mostly play texas hold'em online , when I get a chance. ( my biggest win was $22K and 1st place out of 1500 entrants at PokerStars ).
Let's make sure we separate the 3.
AP's
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Syndicates
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Fraudsters
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What's considered a Syndicate? It sounds kinda ominous anytime you use gambling and Syndicate in the same sentence.
I have seen T&C's that specifically mention they don't allow any Syndicates.
If I see a good opportunity online and then tell my partners, friends and family about it and everyone plays similar games and strategy is that now suddenly a Syndicate?
When Mission 2 Game Casino was thought to have a +EV situation a few of us from the forum mostly AP's. gave it a shot and shared information etc. I shared my initial action testing with others in the hopes it would be good and then they would do the same had it been a favorable situation.
Would that be considered a Syndicate?
syndicates and fraudsters - this usually goes together. what you describe is perfectly fine and it cant be considered as being part of syndicate. if that would be the case then any post at gambling forums talking about good opportunity could be considered as syndicate.
the way i see it , and from my exp , for most casinos being part of syndicate means that a group of ppl has conspired to commit fraud.
