Casino
bonuses can come with restrictions which actually hurt the player more than
help. Some require the bonus and deposit be wagered over ten times each. How
often do you sit down and gamble and win 20 times the amount you started playing?
Then there are some bonus offers that may be an honest good deal; but they
do still have requirements, and many times I find
their explanations so confusing that I just keep on playing until I figure I am certain to
have passed the required amount of gambing.
That's what they want! They can offer an "honest good deal"
because the wording for the bonus requirements is so confusing that it could be
interpreted as anything?....
So many people; such as myself, continue to gamble much further into the game
than was originally planned; simply because it is easier to play a few more hands
to be certain the requirements are met; than to send an email to a support agent and
ask if we have gambled enough : which may or may not receive a reply that day.
So the next
time you see a Casino bonus offer that sounds too good to be true.....
You know the rest of that saying.
