Anyways, my question is, are there lots of online websites that can be exploited for sign up bonuses? I'm suspecting people won't want to publicly discuss this so feel free to message me.
I used to do this with sweepstakes sites in 2025 and made nearly $1,000 from new member deposit bonuses (and to a lesser extent, daily bonuses), but that era is gone and I now live in a state that seems to restrict online gambling pretty hard.
In addition, I like to sign up for fast food apps and take advantage of whatever bonus they give me, get a $1 meal, and delete the app. I also take advantage of this 25¢/beer deal at a warehouse near me (I'm not gonna reveal how I do that special AP move lol but I promise it's legal). In general I really like to save as much as I can (yeah I know, stereotypical for my ethnoreligious background), but I think that I'm fairly generous with my money and time to my friends and family.
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Anyways, my question is, are there lots of online websites that can be exploited for sign up bonuses? I'm suspecting people won't want to publicly discuss this so feel free to message me.
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I believe LCB.org was created to discuss and share the latest (online) casino bonuses.
I'm sure site ownership will let me hear about it if I'm in trouble for unapproved advertising.
Quote: harrismake some quick money inside by apartment which also taught me a lot.
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I thought about this but i'm inside my house too long as it is.
That's why i drive to my casino for a couple days to get out of my house.
I'd probably make more $/hr because no drive time but there's something to be said about doing stuff outside the house
A man will eventually want to no longer be thoght of as a flea
The worst I've heard of is signing up for bonuses for opening $1000 checking accnts for a $199 bonus one bank after another. Waiting 90 days to close the accnt, keep the bonus
The thing is, you can get a mindset of cheating everyone you deal with. Fear karma
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The worst I've heard of is signing up for bonuses for opening $1000 checking accnts for a $199 bonus one bank after another. Waiting 90 days to close the accnt, keep the bonus
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Tempted to try this lol
I don’t fear karma
Quote: harrisRecently I signed up for three prediction markets, got sign up bonus credit (I'll get friend referral credit too inshallah), washed it through small non-volatile bets, and made a solid profit percentage-wise (I'm turning about $50 to about $150). Yeah I am not becoming a super wealthy AP from this but it was a fun non-risky way to make some quick money inside by apartment which also taught me a lot.
Anyways, my question is, are there lots of online websites that can be exploited for sign up bonuses? I'm suspecting people won't want to publicly discuss this so feel free to message me.
I used to do this with sweepstakes sites in 2025 and made nearly $1,000 from new member deposit bonuses (and to a lesser extent, daily bonuses), but that era is gone and I now live in a state that seems to restrict online gambling pretty hard.
In addition, I like to sign up for fast food apps and take advantage of whatever bonus they give me, get a $1 meal, and delete the app. I also take advantage of this 25¢/beer deal at a warehouse near me (I'm not gonna reveal how I do that special AP move lol but I promise it's legal). In general I really like to save as much as I can (yeah I know, stereotypical for my ethnoreligious background), but I think that I'm fairly generous with my money and time to my friends and family.
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All right, you asked for it!
The one fellow says "Well look at that! There's a way we can get some money." His friend said "Masuganas! You're not really considering doing that, are you?"
"Yeah, why not? What's the worst that can happen?"
So he walks in while his friend waits outside. A few minutes later he comes out and they continue walking, without saying a word.
Eventually his friend breaks the silence: "So did you convert?"
"Yes. Yes I did."
"And did they give you $100?"
The fellow glares at his friend- "Is money all you people ever think about?"
And seriously, yes, online "bonus abuse" used to be a very big thing with online casinos, for those who carefully read terms and conditions and applied the correct theory to extracting profit from the bonus. Now bonus exploitation alone isn't a profitable thing, but it does have its uses if you are playing sportsbooks profitably already.
In general, there are a lot of miscellaneous things like that available, inside and outside of the aleatory world, but they are considered a low form of AP simply because it's easy and anyone can do it once they know where to find it. My opinion (and this is only my philosophy that I apply primarily to myself) is that when you have the talent, you are better off learning and applying the hard things in the world, to set you apart from the crowd.
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And seriously, yes, online "bonus abuse" used to be a very big thing with online casinos, for those who carefully read terms and conditions and applied the correct theory to extracting profit from the bonus. Now bonus exploitation alone isn't a profitable thing, but it does have its uses if you are playing sportsbooks profitably already.
In general, there are a lot of miscellaneous things like that available, inside and outside of the aleatory world, but they are considered a low form of AP simply because it's easy and anyone can do it once they know where to find it.
I hadn't heard of any one expressing snobbery about online AP but if they are, they are seriously misguided to the point of incompetence. It is the strongest play there is at low to medium stakes if you discount the regulatory hurdles.
I imagine what they are referring to is the old school bonuses where you could play blackjack or something and cash out the bonus with minimal exposure to the house edge. Those don't really exist any more beyond a trivial level.
But ANY upfront bonus and many post-wager bonuses can be beaten by subtle and/or more complex methods. These methods are not exactly difficult to find but they aren't in books or published in online guides. It is relatively easy to make $100 an hour doing it - and that is significantly more profitable than $100 an hour from offline play since you have zero downtime travelling, expenses etc.
It gets harder to grow your bank as get into higher stakes, but much is the same is true of card counting, hc etc.
To take a bonus and leave may not be the best move though
So unless you are willing to work for the wages of a Rangoon ragpicker, you are not going to find valuable opportunities doing mindless work online. The economics of such opportunities are scaled for people like that. Instead you have to seek out and do the things that only people like you are capable of, and you will find a wage that is fitting for you.
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Quote: AutomaticMonkeyThe reason why online bonus hustling in typical online casinos is no longer a thing is the bonuses get targeted by large syndicates from the Third World where they have both someone able to fund the deposits and provide the terminals, and an unlimited supply of people happy to work for $1/hour to push the buttons.
No, that is just something you made up, and there are plenty of people making good money from online bonuses.
The gambling part is easy and can be entirely automated, there is no point to outsource the work. That's not the issue and it never was.
The hard part is acquiring id's, which when cashable low wr bonuses bonuses were a thing, had to be located in an advanced western country with a credit history, functioning bank account and numerous forms of documentation verifying the id. No one poor in a third world country has those things or has ever had those things. If they could I would, right now, be paying them big bucks to hoover through sign-up bonuses. You could make 8 figures doing that if it were actually possible which is why it isn't.
Quote: odiousgambitDostoevsky's thoughts on greedy pursuits gone to obsession: "the result for the rich is isolation and suicide, for the poor, envy and murder"
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Chasing +ev will lead to isolation and suicide??

