Topic: Are there Casinos that offer Birthday Bonuses to their users? (Read 640 times)

Of course he got that because he was one of the employees who worked there. That makes sense.
I don't think that birthday vouchers for gambling customers will ever happen, considering that there are definitely a lot of customers who have the same birthday.
Is it true that the casino is willing to spend that much money for each customer and every day someone has a birthday? 

It's true that casinos never think about KYC for their users. because it is feared that this identity will backfire on them.
The casino's strategy is even better than just giving birthday gifts to its customers. they also spend a lot of money to attract new customers or retain their regular customers. one of them is with contests with big prizes, or by paying advertisers out there.

I don't think there's casinos who do, and if there are I don't know of any that provides such perks lol. Plus isn't that a little too pushy of them in the first place?

While I see the benefit of implementing birthday bonuses to drive access and users into casinos who ask for KYC before they allow withdrawals or deposits, I don't think it's wise as some people may think this drives the "they are collecting our info for their own benefit" narrative which these casinos are trying their hardest to avoid and dispel. Plus what's the incentive for the casino? Since this sets the precedent that people are patrons of their casino in the first place, how would casinos benefit such users, and how would they track them? This to me makes a lot more problems than solutions which makes it an even less handsome way to really entice people into playing for casinos, if there is even one who implements this in the first place.

Exactly what I have in mind. Far as I know they don't offer this anymore and I don't know the reason either since it would've been a real good way for stake and other reputable casinos who require KYC/AML to entice users into signing up with them. And personally I would've really loved getting bonuses like these as I think there's a good number of us gamblers who stick only to one type of casino regardless of the situation (besides getting banned of course).

Perhaps it's got something to do with campaigning and how it just doesn't hit as much impact as getting instant sign up/deposit bonuses? After all you're going to have to wait for a long while (sucks to be you if you're born at the end stretch of the year) so I think this is one of the reasons why casinos stopped offering these types of things. And to add up it doesn't necessarily incentivize users to really play games and become their patron as it only requires you to stick around for a good while and maybe pop up and login on your birthday so you don't lose the bonuses. If the lack of birthday bonuses paved the way for other types of even greater bonuses and perks to be given to users, then good, but if not then what the hell lol.

as pointed out by other users above, the situation in the OP is that the woman is actually not a user of the offline casino but a worker. so the scenario is different. i can understand that not only gambling business can do that to their employee because most companies are giving something to their employees during their birthdays, like incentives or cash gift or vouchers, depending on how their HR program for their employees.

but for most online casinos, you won't find such incentive on a normal basis. but at stake, if you have higher tier level, you can get something like swogerino mentioned above.

Casinos offer all sort of bonuses and most of reputable ones offer ongoing bonuses.I don't know for most casinos and their birthday bonus but at Stake during 2 birthdays I have had there as a member of them for such time I got really nice bonuses as I was a Vip level once Bronze the lowest status and go 25 dollars for my birthday while when I was Silver another level I got 50 dollars as bonus and to me these type of amounts look great.Who gives you 50 dollars nowadays for your birthday,no one most likely.

On a normal basis, most casinos usually create nice promotional offers , Cashbacks and many bonuses of other kinds. But when it comes to bonuses on special days to users like birthdays, I have never come across one. The only multiple cases I have seen are bonuses on days that are of general celebrations like new year and Christmas holidays.

For a casino especially an online one to be able to give bonuses to users on their birthdays, logically those customers should have done KYCs for the casino to be aware of their date of birth. And since many users here try to avoid KYC, I don't think it's something they have also experienced.

Yeah and i dont see the point on why its been trying out to be connecting this particular situation on which asking about having on the same bonuses with online gamblers? Definitely not.
They wont really be having the funds on giving out such bonuses unless if you are that part of their staff or employee then it would be normal that you might be having chances on getting those
perks but if we do speak about being just their user or gambler then you wont really be getting anything. In the situation that been shown on OP or described out then it is really
just that lucky that theyre company did make out some recognition of his wife hard work and this is why getting those voucher which its wise on exchange it to cash
rather than on playing it on gambling.

Never heard of any. I am only familiar with referral and welcome bonuses 'coz it is more inclusive in most instances but indeed it would be a good thing to have in this industry if there's not a single site still to offer such promotion.
If this is the case, then probably they are protecting their platforms from abuse and that's just a normal response from them. It could also just be a coincidence given that with birthday bonuses, it will only happen once a year and if you are unlucky for that day then we cannot do anything about the outcome. On my end I would still appreciate it 'coz that's something I won't get on a daily basis. Also, doesn't mean that it is a special day for us, then same thing would be to the gambling site. We are still playing with our chances and fortune therefore we cannot wish for any certainty or assurance of an outcome that will be in favor for us.

The only casino I saw that offered a birthday bonus to its users was stake.com casino and I don't know if they still do that. but without a doubt it was a good thing that stake.com did, I believe it was a way to encourage people to do kyc in a more fun way without pressure. I haven't managed to get this birthday bonus yet, even though I'm a verified member, but honestly I don't care much about it, because my goal is to play at the casino and have fun and profit if I get lucky, if I don't get lucky I won't either I will be sad that I was unable to make a profit. I understand very well that gambling is not something to make a profit, so with this thought I am aware that I shouldn't worry about things like bonuses

things like dreaming about big profits. the only big bonus I received was when my account was upgraded to another level, other than that I don't remember getting a very big bonus, probably because I'm not a big player and that's why I don't get big bonuses even when it comes to monthly and weekly bonus. When I can increase my betting amount, then I will be able to get decent bonuses, but I only plan to start betting with decent amounts when I make profits on my trades. For now I just make small bets. I very much doubt that there are many casinos that are giving birthday bonuses to their customers, because they would have to be giving bonuses every day to many customers and the casino would go bankrupt because many customers would play with little money while the casino would be giving them a lot of money. of bonus

These people are members of the casino and not employees of the casino. So it is normal for casinos to give their members birthdays.
We need to find out what the online casinos give their employees for their birthdays.
Maybe employees with birthdays will get free spins or other bonuses, as you said. Maybe they won't get any bonus or get a bonus in the form of a salary increase or something else. But we still don't know.
The incident described is an incident experienced by an employee at a physical casino so that it may have been given by the casino to its employees.

People do get birthday gifts from some online casinos. The types of bonuses that can be given are free spins, bonus cash, and otherwise. It's important to check the specific terms and conditions or contact the casino you are using to see if birthday bonuses are available and what kind of bonuses they are.

OP is the wife of your given neighbor she is an employee of the casino she works at she is not a user of the casino platform. If he was a user and his birthday was celebrated then maybe you could have mentioned a question like this here. Our country does not have a gambling platform due to which there is no such celebration but there are many good companies in my country where the birthday of a company worker is actually celebrated by the company. So to my knowledge there is no casino platform that celebrates user or customer birthdays.

That's so true!
I have received the same free bets and cannot even win in casino games. The same goes with tips from other gamblers, it can easily be wasted without even feeling the RTP. But when you deposit it's way different, the returns are unbelievable and compared to the free bets, the difference is way far. Sometimes it gives a good profit or if I am losing it gives back in a rush, unlike with tips and free bets where it dips too hard first before it gives a part of your bets.
I guess it is written in their system to behave like that from free bets, tips, and bonuses, which is why when I get a bonus I don't bet the entire amount in just one game, I try to prolong the game and try if I could bend the system and win something.
I've been playing for a long time which is why I know this and I have been tipped by a lot of gamblers too from trivia and roll hunts and it's not that hard to spot the difference against deposits.
It's kind of wrong but I guess they just want their money back. The percentage of winning is pretty low for bonuses and other freebies and I bet it won't be changed anytime.

These are two different contradicting statements, that is, "A casino celebrating the birthday of one of it's customer care attendants with a voucher" and "A casino celebrating the birthday of a random user", because just as a casino is likely to have a range of 50 to 100 people working as staff in a casino company, that same casino is likely to also have over 10,000 to 100,000 active users, of which if they start wishing to be gifting $150 for each birthday celebrant, such casino is likely to go bankrupt, but giving out "Free spin" to birthday celebrants it's likely to be a good marketing strategy.

That was a bonus as she works for the company but as for the casinos, IIRC, there were casinos that do this also to the loyal customers that they have. And even with not the loyal customers as long as they've been active and have sums of voluming wager to them, they'll consider it.

But as for the amount of bonus or gift, I don't think that many will receive the same amount as the casino worker. They're generous to their workers for giving that much knowing that it's a big amount against the local currency.

I'd also do the same, I'll spend it for something else and won't put it back to the casino.

Yes, this could be a kind of marketing strategy for the casino by giving bonuses or free vouchers with certain conditions, but usually casinos give these bonuses only on big holidays or certain days and I have never heard of casinos giving birthday vouchers to people its users. But this can be a reference for casinos to only give bonuses to regular customers and not to new users so that regular customers feel valued and appreciated so that they will continue to gamble at the casino.

There is nothing wrong with casinos giving vouchers or free bonuses to their birthday users, but with terms and conditions that apply, perhaps with a minimum limit on how much they gamble on the site so that the casino does not feel at a loss by giving bonuses because the user has spent a lot of money gambling on the site. This means that someone who has a birthday feels like they are lucky on their birthday.

I taught I was the only one thinking this way when it comes to gambling and bonus it’s always hard to cash out with it, it’s either it’s very hard for one to make a big win with casino bonus and most times the wager requirements is always discouraging and I have tried countless times and if I’m to be correct I don’t know if I have won and withdrawn any single winning from bonus even on first deposit bonus and all of that.

If you do find out that your deposits without bonus do win bets pretty well then why would you make out bets on using up bonus in the first place? There's no way that you could really be able to get out
easily when using up those bonuses on which it would really be that normal that you would really be needing to reach up those wagering requirement on which this is something that you would be needing to hit up that threshold before you could really be able to make such withdrawal. Some might be able to get out but mostly they do really end up on losing + their deposits
on which this could really be simply be called as "traps" with these gambling houses or platforms.

I have received bonus several times from different casinos but could not win with that bonus money. I don't know why it becomes very difficult to bet with bonus money. I think it is very difficult to win with bonus money.  Hands are behind losing bets. But when I deposit my own money I win bets pretty well.