If there’s anything a casino hates, it’s someone who plays strictly for a bonus.
Granted, they bring it upon themselves for offering the bonus in the first place – but inevitably the reason for offering this bonus is for you to try out their games, and hopefully become a regular customer. Besides which they must surely be hoping you’ll lose it all back and more…
However, there are many players out there who can make a decent living simply by playing for the bonus – meeting the minimum wagering requirements and playing only those games which offer close to a 50-50 win/lose rate. And if these players give the casino even the smallest excuse to disqualify them, you can be sure that the casino will exercise that option – sometimes fairly, sometimes unfairly.
If you intend to play just for the bonus, you should disguise your play so that you don’t get red-flagged for some reason or other. Maybe it costs you a little bit of your profit – but it’s worth it unless you have the patience to endure weeks or months of wrangling, and without a guaranteed result.
With that in mind, here are a few recommendations for disguising your play.
Don’t just meet the absolute minimum wagering requirements. Because most good players will end up with a profit after meeting the requirements, I would suggest taking any remaining profit and playing through it once or twice more – after all, you’re playing with their money now and you might even make more – and if you lose, you still get your original investment back.
Have some patience if the bonus doesn’t show up in your account right away. When you keep hounding them with emails and phone calls, you immediately identify yourself as a bonus hunter. Treat them with courtesy and you’ll generally get more rewards from them.
With any profit left after meeting the requirements of the bonus, play some of the other games – that’s what the bonus is originally intended for anyhow. I prefer to use those profits to go for a bigger payout on something like progressive slots, Red Dog or Caribbean Stud.
Don’t cash out tiny profits. Not only do they cost the casino money, they’re generally not worth waiting for after putting your money at risk in the first place. Try to make at least $100 before cashing out.
Whatever you do, DON’T sign up with multiple Togel Hongkong accounts and usernames. You WILL be found out. If more than one family member wants to collect the bonus, make sure to ask the casino first – they usually don’t mind.
Don’t flat bet. Every now and then, raise the stakes a bit if you feel lucky. Flat bettors are often obviously looking to make the bonus and nothing else.
Take the time to write the casino a thank-you email for the bonus – it only takes a minute or so. Not only will casino operators appreciate this, you will be in their “good” book. Also, if you enjoyed playing there, let them know it.
Don’t chase after every promotion the casino offers. The better ones are worth waiting for.
If you’re a progressive slot player, don’t hesitate to put in some money and play if the jackpot is of high value. Any play outside bonus promotions always looks good.
Take the opportunity to promote the casino if you enjoyed playing there – and especially if you won money. Perhaps even sign up as one of their affiliates and mail your friends or post on message boards – or take advantage of their Refer-A-Friend deals which put money into your gambling account anyhow!
You don’t have to strictly follow these recommendations. They’re just an easy way of staying on the casino’s good side while making money from them at the same time.
And always remember – the less the casino gets ill treatment from players, the more likely they are to continue offering bonuses.
