I have read the description in the BetHog casino, and the big question is, when I deposit $10 and then get $500 after some time playing, while on the other hand there is someone who deposits $500 but doesn't win anything in their gambling, how are the points calculated for both of us? Is it the one with the larger deposit or the one who wins the gambling that matters? It’s very interesting to understand, or does it depend on how much I lose at the casino for point income measurement, since none of this is mentioned in their point airdrop description.
That's a great point you've raised, dude. I'll be waiting for their answer on this because it's a very interesting thing to know. This is also something that's not really known
or noticed by some gamblers, even though it's important for us to know.
That's why sometimes I really think that chasing to meet the requirements on the bonuses we get is just a waste of time and resources since we need to exert lots of efforts before we could hit it.
This is the reason why sometimes I don't grab those bonuses especially if I don't like to extend lots of hours playing.
But usually I accepted those bonuses if it happens that I want to have fun on the casino and I'm fine to lose the money I deposit. X30 wager requirement sounds really crazy how much more the x75 or more bigger than that.
I agree that gamblers shouldn't chase bonuses. It's better for them to just gamble and enjoy themselves, because if they chase bonuses and can't meet the requirements,
they will surely just get frustrated in the end.