How To Withdraw Your Casino Bonus
Online bonuses are offered by virtually all online casinos.
However, they are not giving you money for free.
In fact they virtually guaruntee that you will lose the money in the small print.
Ask around and you will find that very few people manage to withdraw the bonus even
if their sole intention is to play as little as possible then take the money and run.
Part of the reason is that the casinos are very vague about what the requirements
are to make a withdrawal and what other rules take effect once your bonus is issued.
If you play with your own money the table limit is usually at least $250 and sometimes $1000 or more.
As soon as you are credited with your bonus, many casinos will reduce the table limits without warning you.
Often the limit becomes a single unit on a straight bet (single number) and eight units on even money bets.
The also impose a minimum play through requirement.
On European roulette this can often be as many as 30 times your deposit, stacking the odds on you losing not only the bonus but your deposit long before reaching the withdrawal requirements. American roulette has less play though but the house edge is double that of single zero roulette so you are not much better off.
The low table limit prevents any attempt to use progressive bets to recoup your losses.
It also prevents you meeting the play through requirements for withdrawal with large money bets.
Or does it?
Register now to learn some techniques that will have you receiving a check including not only your initial deposit but the sign up bonus too.
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