I thought their deposit bonus as posted in the ANN was too good to be true until I saw their post about the rollover requirements. So a player have to bet a maximum of $7,500 before he could withdraw the $250 welcome bonus. Did I get that right?
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I think Moonbet's team has made this decision after considering all aspects which will be beneficial for them. So I'll wait for the next campaign maybe they will offer something more.
To be honest, the 15 times wagering requirement imposed by moonbet is not that high. Many other casinos have a 30-40x rollover before you can withdraw your winnings from bonuses. So it's not really that bad.
Of course, the more you play the more you are likely to lose but it's free money after all and even if you lose it all that's not a big deal. Aside from that, it can help reduce bonuses abuse.
Yes the 15x is below what I saw in other casinos but saying it's free money isn't entirely true since part of the rollover requirement is betting your own money.
The bonus is applied automatically and it looks like there is no way you can forfeit it. That could be bad if you suddenly needed the funds.
....However with such a large initial deposit I think the other users will be quite disinterested. remembering here we are not gamblers who easily enter that amount of money just to take a welcome bonus. Moreover, this is a casino that is new to us, it is not enough to convince others completely.
So I'm still going to hold back and see if your reputation here is doing well. This is still in the early stages, so please provide some really reliable evidence.
You can test them with smaller amounts if you're that worried. Deposit $50 and get $50 bonus.
These kinds of promotions do not usually last that long so you may miss it if you're going to wait for them to build their reputation.
