Quote from: slapper on Today at 09:32:42 AM

How thought-provoking! Granted, bonuses can serve as a cushion to soften the blow of losses sustained during gambling, but it is important to recognize the hidden agenda behind casinos offering such perks. The more one wagers, the greater the likelihood of experiencing a monetary setback, and this is precisely what the casino is banking on.

Thus, it is vital to remember that bonuses function as a marketing tactic, and one should never let them steer their gambling behavior. Instead, it is crucial to practice responsible gambling and only stake money that one can afford to lose.

To conclude, while bonuses can have their advantages, they should not be the sole driving force behind gambling. It is crucial to be cognizant of the potential hazards associated with gambling and approach it with a level-headed and prudent mindset.

I agree with this.

Gambling bonus shouldn't be the main or sole reason a gambler will bet or play. It could be a reward for buffer the moment they slowly ran out of funds to spend, but should not be the entire reason why they are playing in the first place because there might be a chance they'll just play the moment they feel like they will receive some bonus or if they have a bonus fund at hand. Quality of games and the service itself of the casino should be their driving force to play so that they will bet and play over and over. Because if their main reason to gamble is the given bonus, then if it will be eliminated, the players will suddenly stop as well.

While it is good to give promotions and rewards that the players will benefit, it should be assessed first whether it will be efficient in the long run and sustainable.