Topic: A remark on casino bonuses - page 5. (Read 571 times)
Just like other promotion outside the casino industries, Sometimes they just try to hide the conditions of the promos by making it small and barely noticeable in the banner. They also purposely don't show or they try to hide the terms and condition of the said promo to the potential customers so that they won't change their mind after seeing the requirements and the conditions of the promo you have availed. I believe it's a common way that a marketing team are always doing especially if the promo is so alluring that the customer has the tendency to back-out after they see the mechanics of it. It's a gullible way that marketing teams do.
This is a common marketing strategy of some small-time casinos to attract more players to their sites but it is not proper because they are deceiving lots of people. It is also risky to click suspicious banners because they might contain unnecessary files or might redirect us to scam sites. We shouldn't fall for promotions easily and must double-check if they are legit and trusted before showing interest in it. It is better to be careful and skeptical right from the beginning.
I think that's the marketing part. If you are in their website, they have succeeded to lure you in and they have that plan of action to keep you there. I think members like you are the ones who are smart because you read the terms and conditions first before anything else.
Better understand first what you are going to do before anything else. In my experience, I didn't know at one time in a bonus deposit made by me that you had to really play it and it just ate my first deposit. Lol
Better understand first what you are going to do before anything else. In my experience, I didn't know at one time in a bonus deposit made by me that you had to really play it and it just ate my first deposit. Lol
Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.
I think it is just a purely add, they are just want to increase traffic in their website or sometimes it is called conversion I mean if I am not mistaken it is a marketing strategy wherein clicks , registration , newsletter will convert into sales soon. If you click the banner unintentionally because it is just pop out in your screen maybe try to install or add extension to block pop out ads. 
usually beginners are often stuck with promotions like this, that's how the promotion is done, but sometimes their affiliates promote referral links so they are directed to login or registration, sometimes new people ignore reading the terms and conditions of the casino so they rush to create an account and play. beginners shouldn't ignore it 
Then they will complaint in the live support and come to this forum to create a scam accusations thread because they're feel get cheated from the casino. Usually the terms and conditions aren't appeared in full, but the new terms will come up after you've successfully fulfill the first requirement. This is why welcome bonus is mostly not a good promotion, it's better to go with everyday wager contest or other event promotion. 
usually beginners are often stuck with promotions like this, that's how the promotion is done, but sometimes their affiliates promote referral links so they are directed to login or registration, sometimes new people ignore reading the terms and conditions of the casino so they rush to create an account and play. beginners shouldn't ignore it
.....Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.
It's a valid point from a player's perspective but it just defeats the purpose of casino's promotion if a potential users is discouraged by the terms and conditions that pops up after clicking the banner. Maybe they could add a disclaimer on their marketing material like putting the text "terms and conditions apply" so it's up to the user to check it. I think that's a good compromise to your remark.That's my automatic response all these promotions anyway, I'm asking to make terms visibility straightforward. I dislike going to their support or registration to know bonus terms.
Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.
That is a part of their marketing strategy. Registering on the first place won't cost you an amount in an instant. It is to somehow 'chain' the new player into the platform without seeming to be doing som Once a player have created an amount and happened to like the promotions being offered, then that would be a win for the advertisement. Rather than to just display their promotions to udiences, they'd prefer engagement first. Just think of this; there are many gambling sites offering bonuses. If the amount your platform could offer at its maximum is still less than what others could offer, that would be an instant rejection from the target player. Unlikely of them to do so, once they created an account and happened to like other features to cope up with the disdvantage from promotions. 
This is part of the marketing so the casino converts the visit into registration, which in the future can give a potential player who will be a regular customer. The task of any advertisement is to attract a person, and if he wants to he will look for all the detailed rules of the promotion after registration.
.....Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.
It's a valid point from a player's perspective but it just defeats the purpose of casino's promotion if a potential users is discouraged by the terms and conditions that pops up after clicking the banner. Maybe they could add a disclaimer on their marketing material like putting the text "terms and conditions apply" so it's up to the user to check it. I think that's a good compromise to your remark.That's my automatic response all these promotions anyway, I'm asking to make terms visibility straightforward. I dislike going to their support or registration to know bonus terms.
.....Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.
It's a valid point from a player's perspective but it just defeats the purpose of casino's promotion if a potential users is discouraged by the terms and conditions that pops up after clicking the banner. Maybe they could add a disclaimer on their marketing material like putting the text "terms and conditions apply" so it's up to the user to check it. I think that's a good compromise to your remark. 
Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.
First of all the user has to logged into the gambling site for the banners to redirect to the promo page and if you see the registration page it means either you are yet to register or logged out from the browser.Ultimate goal of promotion is to make the people to use their site so I don't think asking for registration to use their service isn't different or did I get it wrong?
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If the user is registered at the casino, he should know the rules or visit the promo's terms and conditions to find out and obey it. But unfortunately, that does not apply to most gamblers because they immediately deposit the money needed as a minimum requirement and start playing.
The problem is that after they succeed in winning a sum of money, they will be faced with a problem that will usually trigger a request to do KYC and many gamblers are objected to that. Maybe this is a misunderstanding between casinos and gamblers that often occur and make many gamblers feel disappointed by casinos.
The problem is that after they succeed in winning a sum of money, they will be faced with a problem that will usually trigger a request to do KYC and many gamblers are objected to that. Maybe this is a misunderstanding between casinos and gamblers that often occur and make many gamblers feel disappointed by casinos.
Usually the terms and conditions relate to deposit bonus that you have certain requirements on wagering but in Stake for example where I usually play,the weekly bonus,rakeback and monthly bonus that I receive since I have become a VIP there have no string attached,you can withdraw them directly,they are yours and are a valuation of your betting efforts from the company,in this case the casino.
They are right though to put wagering requirements into place for deposit bonuses as people can use such bonuses for money laundering and casinos are a good fit to do this,so these requirements are an absolute must and I fully agree with them.
I don't agree that for example other bonuses which has nothing to do with deposit bonus,to have wagering requirements.
They are right though to put wagering requirements into place for deposit bonuses as people can use such bonuses for money laundering and casinos are a good fit to do this,so these requirements are an absolute must and I fully agree with them.
I don't agree that for example other bonuses which has nothing to do with deposit bonus,to have wagering requirements.
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Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.
The Terms and Condition is the catch for the bonus. There’s no such thing as free money or easy to get bonus on casino industry because they are business not a foundation. It’s normal for a banner ads to display only limited information that focus on entertaining players to try the casino because that’s how ads work. This is same with cigarette and beer ads which doesn’t highlight the effect of the items they are promoting. Let the user deal with the terms when they are already playing.
Besides not all casino offer a ridiculous terms and conditions for their bonus. Winz.io is one of them because their bonus free spin doesn’t have any wagering requirements and other casino offer a low wagering requirements which achievable compared to the typical 30ish and above wagering requirements.
Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.
This is a valid concern IMO. When a marketing gets into promos and bonuses, there should be the actual information upon clicking those banners like a guest section where it's all written.
No need for any logging in as that's highly discouraging visitors when they're not yet registered on that casino. But for those that are registered, it's not really a big thing.
if you are a gambler you should really make it a habit of reading a casino's terms and conditions(this includes specific terms and conditions on their specific bonuses), reading it can save you a lot of trouble if you plan on gambling on that online casino. you should never rely on a casino to give all the details to you on the get-go.
There's few casinos being transparent with their terms of service of the promotion, but many casinos are tend to ask the user to create a new account first. It just a way to attract new gambler, it's tricky but they're not scam. If you think hiding terms of service of the promotion is scam, you can create a new thread in scam accusations section and obviously you're attacking many casinos in this forum lol.
It's worse. Often they give you a bonus and wait if you win anything, then don't allow you to withdraw until you go through KYC, even though you haven't deposited any significant sum, and aren't trying to withdraw a lot. You can deposit, claim a bonus, lose the bonus and try to get your money back and you're hit by KYC just to get $200 back. This is bullshit as you're clearly not a money launderer and most countries allow for $1k payments without any KYC simply because these are such small amounts that nobody would try to launder this way.
I think is correct.
If you're not in the login phase, then how the banner redirect is always on the registration phase. You should compare the redirection promotion (with or without login) during the click, most the time they will redirect you to register/login dashboard if you're not in the login phase.
That's how the banner work.
If you're not in the login phase, then how the banner redirect is always on the registration phase. You should compare the redirection promotion (with or without login) during the click, most the time they will redirect you to register/login dashboard if you're not in the login phase.
That's how the banner work.
Enticing promo banners but tncs that make these promos largely useless and these tncs aren't obvious from looking at banners. Upon click they redirect you to login/registration page whereas I feel click on to banner should redirect user to that particular promo's tnc.
You want to get bonus or any other promotional offer but you do not want to register on the casino? How can that be possible? Gambling sites are using promotional offers to advertise their sites and the kind of service they are providing. If after you have known about the promo and you just want to get offer without registering on the site, that is not possible, you have to register before you will be able to get any promotional offer, also knowing they you have to read the casino's terms and conditions. Jump to: