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Quote from: Victorybit1 on November 30, 2024, 02:43:25 AM

Curiosity have just gotten on some of these promotion features on some casino and that's because I actually tried one and the end result which I got wasn't what they promised so I had to ask.

So here's what got me thinking, is it possible that some of these promotional offers by casino are just a mirage to get gamblers all hyped up and active in their casino because I saw one of the casino with a first time offer of about 300+ plus return on first time deposit plus a free spins of about 100 on slots game of any choice you opened up as first time play which to me looks tempting and watering to try out and actually made the deposit and all to see that's it a whole different setting that played out with discount as vouchers for playing on specific amount for the 300% first deposit and then the free spin was rather something else.

And of lately this particular promotion by the forum casino advertise here got me thinking too @playgram as they present 100% on first deposit of 30$ so wanted to know if it's limited to a particular slot or applies to all cause my usual slot game that favors me is fruit sweet bonanza 1000

People like when they get free money, so when casinos advertise things like a 100% matched first deposit bonus up to $500 the implications is that someone is going to get $500 for free. These are just the beginning of the psychological tricks that they try to play on you. Casinos offer the highest amounts because they often have 50x play through requirements and all their slot games will be engineered to take back the majority of the bonus, so you'd be lucky to walk away with $20 by the end of it. The amount of time you have to commit in order to unlock it will also start forming a habit and addiction to the games, so they're hoping you enjoy it, so you'll sink much more money into them in the long run.

That is why we must be really aware of these tricks. Well, we are in this forum, so we can discuss this and help other people know what's really happening. Casinos are smart, making it sound like free money, but the truth is that they just trap you into playthrough requirements that make it nearly impossible to come out ahead.

This is the type of communities that should be sharing their experiences and trying to caution others, particularly those that would not see this trick, so that less and fewer people fall into this trap, ending up losing much more than they bargained for.