How to not get tagged as a bonus abuser
The first one I lost most of it but the second one I'm up quite a large amount and I'm worried I'll be tagged as a bonus abuser and have my winnings confiscated. I found a fun game with decent rtp and I've been just auto spinning on my second screen while doing something else, I enjoy the slot but the wagering requirement is so big compared to the max bet and I need to do it within a few days that I would need to actively spin for many hours each day to get through it - I guess this is a bit suspicious?
If I complete the wagering I guess I shouldn't withdraw straight away? How much should I play without the bonus? I enjoy playing blackjack, was thinking of just playing a bit of blackjack every day for a week or two, would that be enough? When I withdraw should I do it all at once or in portions?
As always, my first question would be, is this a state/government-licensed Casino? Or is this an offshore place?Quote: shortdeckloverSo I'm doing a deposit bonuses for a casino.
The first one I lost most of it but the second one I'm up quite a large amount and I'm worried I'll be tagged as a bonus abuser and have my winnings confiscated. I found a fun game with decent rtp and I've been just auto spinning on my second screen while doing something else, I enjoy the slot but the wagering requirement is so big compared to the max bet and I need to do it within a few days that I would need to actively spin for many hours each day to get through it - I guess this is a bit suspicious?
If I complete the wagering I guess I shouldn't withdraw straight away? How much should I play without the bonus? I enjoy playing blackjack, was thinking of just playing a bit of blackjack every day for a week or two. Would that be enough? When I withdraw should I do it all at once or in portions?
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If it's an offshore place, is it one of the major well-known places with a fairly good reputation?
What size is their overall operation? What are their Max cash-out policies?
Whatever the case, without inside information, there is no one good answer to any of your questions. It's hard to say what the risk management protocols/criteria are. Again, without inside information, it just comes down to trial and error based on experience at other places similar to the place you are currently playing.
Certainly, cover play is always good; however, sometimes it won't matter. If you're up a lot of money, there's a good chance you're going to get scrutinized and lose your bonus privileges or, even worse, not get paid at all.
Many online casinos like to see a higher deposit-to-bonus ratio, IE, it's not a good idea to take a bonus every time you make a deposit; they would like they like to see multiple deposits in between bonuses.
Cashing out a large amount versus smaller amounts multiple times. Cashing out larger Amounts is going to get scrutinized and possibly moved up to a higher level of risk management. However, cashing out a bunch of different times it's going to have people looking at your account more often.
I'm not sure how fast they pay out, but I do believe that cashing out smaller amounts multiple times with cover play in between is better. However, some of those places take two or three weeks + for you to get paid. In those situations, I like to cash out larger amounts.
