Topic: Cashback with wagering requirements and same bonus make sense? - page 5. (Read 704 times)
I and all of us can't blame the casino, it's all @AbuBhakar's fault for not finding out more about the offer he got. In my time of gambling, I have never once had a misunderstanding about a bonus or offer that came into my account, understanding it first is the most important thing to avoid misunderstandings. This thread can be a lesson for anyone in this forum so they can avoid similar cases in the future.
Yes, if it's too good to be true, doubt it. 
10%, 20%, and I even saw 50% offers of cashback but if you really look deep inside after you signed up, you will see the difference. The problem is, you won't see this on the outside because they will try their best to keep it and only for the eyes of registered accounts. It's not about the TOS, it's the clickbait promotion that makes it wrong and they will make it confusing so it will be difficult to understand for many people until you make a mistake and forget to read carefully.
Not many gamblers read the TOS, that's common knowledge due to laziness, they always just want to register and play without looking into other information.
10%, 20%, and I even saw 50% offers of cashback but if you really look deep inside after you signed up, you will see the difference. The problem is, you won't see this on the outside because they will try their best to keep it and only for the eyes of registered accounts. It's not about the TOS, it's the clickbait promotion that makes it wrong and they will make it confusing so it will be difficult to understand for many people until you make a mistake and forget to read carefully.
Not many gamblers read the TOS, that's common knowledge due to laziness, they always just want to register and play without looking into other information.
Those deposit bonuses are one of the reasons why i'm always strict about the kind of bonuses I should take. They make it sound too good on paper then hit you with the bonus requirements once you're on the site.
If you fall for it again, you should be able to cancel the cashback bonus and keep playing with your deposit.
I also made a similar mistake years ago. One of the new casinos I used automatically activated the deposit bonus after registration and it got me confused once my balance went up higher than what I put in.
If you fall for it again, you should be able to cancel the cashback bonus and keep playing with your deposit.
I also made a similar mistake years ago. One of the new casinos I used automatically activated the deposit bonus after registration and it got me confused once my balance went up higher than what I put in.
Recently, I avail a special promotion sent to my email by a casino that I will not mention the name.
They offer me a 30% bonus on my deposit and the only requirements is just x10 wager so I become interested to deposit. As the game progress I notice that my wager doesn’t count towards my bonus so I ask for the support about the error. They point out to me that the bonus will just take effect if my main balance will lose first.
So this bonus categorized as cashback not a deposit bonus and worst it has wagering requirements. It’s my fault to not read the bonus ToS first but the email is clearly a deposit bonus.
Just be aware and always read the ToS, casino nowadays are using this method to encourage user to deposit thinking that it will be just a regular deposit bonus. Always read the fine print.
They offer me a 30% bonus on my deposit and the only requirements is just x10 wager so I become interested to deposit. As the game progress I notice that my wager doesn’t count towards my bonus so I ask for the support about the error. They point out to me that the bonus will just take effect if my main balance will lose first.
So this bonus categorized as cashback not a deposit bonus and worst it has wagering requirements. It’s my fault to not read the bonus ToS first but the email is clearly a deposit bonus.
Just be aware and always read the ToS, casino nowadays are using this method to encourage user to deposit thinking that it will be just a regular deposit bonus. Always read the fine print.
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