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Smelly
06-20-2006, 04:49 AM
This will be my casino whoring journal. I'm relatively new to it and I hope that you guys can offer suggestions, tips and comments.

So far I have whored two casinos- Starluck and Planetluck.

I received the $100 bonus at each.

I finished Starluck a couple of days ago and cashed out up +102.

I just finished Planetluck 20 minutes ago and will cash out up +56 tomorrow.

As you can see, I ran much worse at Planet than Star, but thems the breaks. I'm glad that I didn't lose any of my own money and I think EV for both was about $93.

I have $293 on Party and $258 on Planetluck(waiting to cash out). I still have a $30 Partypoker bonus to clear that I'll dotomorrow or Wednesday. It's a 300 raked hands cashout restricted bonus.

So right now I have $581 including the $30 party bonus. I want to do all the best cashable non-sticky blackjack bonuses as soon as I can and then maybe do some sticky ones.

I'm wondering what I should do now. Any suggestions? I am going to try to set up my Firepay account tomorrow so what about doing Casino on Net's 100% up to 200 bonus after I cash out of planet luck. What do you guys think of that?

Thanks.

pokergrader
06-20-2006, 05:05 AM
Golden Palaces 300% up to $300 is pretty nice.

Smelly
06-20-2006, 05:09 AM
i've heard it is but i wanna get all the cashable ones done first.

roamer590
06-20-2006, 07:12 AM
GP is cashable! Got it cashed out today :P

Lifthanger
06-20-2006, 07:41 AM
if you want to do golden palace, wait until you have enough money and play it in GPB please.
In GPB the bonus is more like 550$.
Casino on net should be ok, maybe bet365 next.
good luck

edit: you already have enough money to deposit 100 pounds, so it's up to you

jba
06-20-2006, 09:14 AM
I vote bet365 next.

$200 bonus, easy to clear, fast withdrawals.


a lot of places can tie up your cash for a week and sometimes more. this is fine if you have a huge bankroll that allows you to tie up money, but if you just have a few hundred you should give a priority to places with fast cashouts.

Smelly
06-20-2006, 10:59 AM
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GP is cashable! Got it cashed out today :P

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haha just meant that you can cash the bonus out too with a cashable.

jackybpho
06-20-2006, 11:20 AM
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GP is cashable! Got it cashed out today :P

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haha just meant that you can cash the bonus out too with a cashable.

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isn't the inherent meaning of cashable defined as being able to cash out the bonus? otherwise it'd be called a sticky. that being said GP is CASHABLE...

jschaud
06-20-2006, 11:50 AM
bet365, all the way. i flat bet $5 a hand and sped through it. cashed out for $434, dont forget to cash in your comp points at the end for an extra few bucks. cashout speed was lightning fast; as in deposit at midnite, played the bonus while goofing off and watching TV, back into neteller at 6am.

i actually wish they were slower, was all ready for bed, so i decided to do eurocasino while dead tired and not thinking clearly/no patience. that was a nice 333 euro loss (222 was mine) ended up max betting towards the end there. blah, blah, blah, im a moron

2+2 wannabe
06-20-2006, 12:34 PM
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I vote bet365 next.

$200 bonus, easy to clear, fast withdrawals.

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then intercasino/will hill once you get like 500 and can wait for a week

Smelly
06-20-2006, 02:10 PM
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isn't the inherent meaning of cashable defined as being able to cash out the bonus? otherwise it'd be called a sticky. that being said GP is CASHABLE...

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Yes that's the inhererent meaning, and everything I've read says that the 300% up to 100 bonus at GP is non-cashable, that the $300 they give you cannot be cashed out.

If someone can show otherwise then I'll do that one first.

db9db9db9
06-20-2006, 02:18 PM
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isn't the inherent meaning of cashable defined as being able to cash out the bonus? otherwise it'd be called a sticky. that being said GP is CASHABLE...

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Yes that's the inhererent meaning, and everything I've read says that the 300% up to 100 bonus at GP is non-cashable, that the $300 they give you cannot be cashed out.

If someone can show otherwise then I'll do that one first.

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It used to be sticky, but now it's cashable, as of 1-2 months ago.

Smelly
06-20-2006, 02:21 PM
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isn't the inherent meaning of cashable defined as being able to cash out the bonus? otherwise it'd be called a sticky. that being said GP is CASHABLE...

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Yes that's the inhererent meaning, and everything I've read says that the 300% up to 100 bonus at GP is non-cashable, that the $300 they give you cannot be cashed out.

If someone can show otherwise then I'll do that one first.

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It used to be sticky, but now it's cashable, as of 1-2 months ago.

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ok thanks for the info. i'll be doing that one after the bet365 one I think then.

Any idea how fast cashouts are from them?

db9db9db9
06-20-2006, 02:23 PM
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isn't the inherent meaning of cashable defined as being able to cash out the bonus? otherwise it'd be called a sticky. that being said GP is CASHABLE...

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Yes that's the inhererent meaning, and everything I've read says that the 300% up to 100 bonus at GP is non-cashable, that the $300 they give you cannot be cashed out.

If someone can show otherwise then I'll do that one first.

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It used to be sticky, but now it's cashable, as of 1-2 months ago.

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ok thanks for the info. i'll be doing that one after the bet365 one I think then.

Any idea how fast cashouts are from them?

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Bet365's are fast. Golden Palace, you got to do the utility bill dance, not so fast.

Smelly
06-20-2006, 02:26 PM
yeah i'm just a college student sponging off mom and dad so i don't have any utility bills. will they accept something else?

Art Vandelay
06-20-2006, 02:32 PM
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I vote bet365 next.

$200 bonus, easy to clear, fast withdrawals.


a lot of places can tie up your cash for a week and sometimes more. this is fine if you have a huge bankroll that allows you to tie up money, but if you just have a few hundred you should give a priority to places with fast cashouts.

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Smelly
06-20-2006, 02:50 PM
Ok, it's decided. Bet365 is next, due to the fast cashouts and that it's easy to clear. I will save Golden Palace for later because their cashouts can take a long time due to verification, etc.

After Bet365 I am going to do Casino on Net's $200 bonus and deposit through Firepay so it's only a 10xB WR and not 50xB WR. What do you guys think of this? $2000 WR for a $200 bonus sounds great. I an clear this in 6 hours probably for an expected profit of $33 an hr. I've heard casino on net's software is slow and that's why I said 6 hrs- if it wasn't slow I could probably do it in 5 with min bes.

Packard
06-20-2006, 03:07 PM
Do Intercasino soon because you will be able to hit it again in about 10 days (July) so that will be $200 bonus $ combined there for 10 days.

brandysbich
06-20-2006, 03:27 PM
Casino on net as far as i know is $4000 wagering requirement not $2000. Thats what casinodave's site says and thats what i did. Any if you worried about slow cash outs, this site is pretty slow too.....although is def one of the best bonuses

Ken_AA
06-20-2006, 03:34 PM
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Ok, it's decided. Bet365 is next, due to the fast cashouts and that it's easy to clear. I will save Golden Palace for later because their cashouts can take a long time due to verification, etc.

After Bet365 I am going to do Casino on Net's $200 bonus and deposit through Firepay so it's only a 10xB WR and not 50xB WR. What do you guys think of this? $2000 WR for a $200 bonus sounds great. I an clear this in 6 hours probably for an expected profit of $33 an hr. I've heard casino on net's software is slow and that's why I said 6 hrs- if it wasn't slow I could probably do it in 5 with min bes.

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You clearly need an accurate guide. Find a site with some good info for newbies like casino daves and then learn to read a sites T&C's (YES YOU REALLY MUST READ THAT STUFF). So far you have done 2 casinos, then talked about 3 others. Of the other 3 you have had wrong info on two of them.

Good Luck
Ken

Smelly
06-20-2006, 03:47 PM
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Ok, it's decided. Bet365 is next, due to the fast cashouts and that it's easy to clear. I will save Golden Palace for later because their cashouts can take a long time due to verification, etc.

After Bet365 I am going to do Casino on Net's $200 bonus and deposit through Firepay so it's only a 10xB WR and not 50xB WR. What do you guys think of this? $2000 WR for a $200 bonus sounds great. I an clear this in 6 hours probably for an expected profit of $33 an hr. I've heard casino on net's software is slow and that's why I said 6 hrs- if it wasn't slow I could probably do it in 5 with min bes.

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You clearly need an accurate guide. Find a site with some good info for newbies like casino daves and then learn to read a sites T&C's (YES YOU REALLY MUST READ THAT STUFF). So far you have done 2 casinos, then talked about 3 others. Of the other 3 you have had wrong info on two of them.

Good Luck
Ken

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thanks for the knock Ken. I needed it because you were right. Some of the sites I'm using have outdated info on GP etc.

ImsaKidd
06-20-2006, 06:00 PM
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yeah i'm just a college student sponging off mom and dad so i don't have any utility bills. will they accept something else?

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Anything with your address. Cell phone bill, bank statement (doesnt have to be same as linked to neteller), etc.

Smelly
06-20-2006, 06:24 PM
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yeah i'm just a college student sponging off mom and dad so i don't have any utility bills. will they accept something else?

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Anything with your address. Cell phone bill, bank statement (doesnt have to be same as linked to neteller), etc.

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gotcha, thanks.

Smelly
06-21-2006, 06:41 AM
i just deposited 200 on bet365 for the 100% bonus and I see two different blackjack games here, blackjack and blackjack surrender. The guide I'm using gives me a surrender guide: http://casinobonuswhores.com/basic-strategy-s17-surr.jpg

Both games(regular and surrender) say that the dealer must draw to 16 and stand on all 17s. Does this give the house a smaller advantage than the Starluck and Planetluck ones did?

And which game should I play? Is surrender better? Is the only difference in the two games that you can surrender in the surrender game and you can't in the regular? I'm confused.

Thanks.

brandysbich
06-21-2006, 10:21 AM
I prefer surrender myself, i think that is the only difference between the 2 blackjacks they offer...didnt really browse the site, just whored and got out of there.

jba
06-21-2006, 10:50 AM
late surrender reduces HA by about .0009, surrender is good.

dealer stands on 17 reduces HA by about .002, dealer stands on 17 is very very good. hitting on 17 is one of the very good indicators that you're playing in a bad game (doesn't necessarily mean it's unplayable).

Halo7
06-21-2006, 12:08 PM
Hey Smelly,

The Bet365 game has different rules than the Planetluck game so you shouldn't use the same chart. The correct one for bet365 is at www.casinobonuswhores.com/bet365.html (http://www.casinobonuswhores.com/bet365.html) or the direct link is www.casinobonuswhores.com/surrender-strategy.jpg. (http://www.casinobonuswhores.com/surrender-strategy.jpg.) There are at least 4 variations of BJ out for the major bonuses that all require different optimal strategies, so make sure to use the right one each time to maximize your profit.
As far as surrender goes, it is good for the player and decreases the house edge .08 % or so. I personally love surrender so I don't have to keep busting on my 16s.

Halo7

Kriber13
06-21-2006, 12:50 PM
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I vote bet365 next.

$200 bonus, easy to clear, fast withdrawals.

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then intercasino/will hill once you get like 500 and can wait for a week

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Can you do Intercasino and the Interpoker bonus?

Cheers, Kristoffer

Gregatron
06-21-2006, 01:50 PM
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I vote bet365 next.

$200 bonus, easy to clear, fast withdrawals.

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then intercasino/will hill once you get like 500 and can wait for a week

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Can you do Intercasino and the Interpoker bonus?

Cheers, Kristoffer

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No. I am pretty sure you cannot.

roamer590
06-21-2006, 02:10 PM
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Can you do Intercasino and the Interpoker bonus?

Cheers, Kristoffer

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It's one bonus that you can clear either by poker or casino play. I started mine playing poker and finished it later with blackjack

Smelly
06-21-2006, 02:52 PM
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Hey Smelly,

The Bet365 game has different rules than the Planetluck game so you shouldn't use the same chart. The correct one for bet365 is at www.casinobonuswhores.com/bet365.html (http://www.casinobonuswhores.com/bet365.html) or the direct link is www.casinobonuswhores.com/surrender-strategy.jpg. (http://www.casinobonuswhores.com/surrender-strategy.jpg.) There are at least 4 variations of BJ out for the major bonuses that all require different optimal strategies, so make sure to use the right one each time to maximize your profit.
As far as surrender goes, it is good for the player and decreases the house edge .08 % or so. I personally love surrender so I don't have to keep busting on my 16s.

Halo7

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Hey Halo I found this chart that says it's for 365 so I've been using it: It may be the exact same thing

http://www.onlineblackjackguide.com/playtech_surrender.gif

MikeSmith
06-21-2006, 03:05 PM
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Casino on net as far as i know is $4000 wagering requirement not $2000. Thats what casinodave's site says and thats what i did. Any if you worried about slow cash outs, this site is pretty slow too.....although is def one of the best bonuses

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WR is 10,000 now, T&C's change alot.

Smelly
06-21-2006, 03:09 PM
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Casino on net as far as i know is $4000 wagering requirement not $2000. Thats what casinodave's site says and thats what i did. Any if you worried about slow cash outs, this site is pretty slow too.....although is def one of the best bonuses

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WR is 10,000 now, T&C's change alot.

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casinoonnet is 10k now? jeez. is it still worth it? i assume i should be betting $2 on that one with multiple hands at once? otherwise it'd take like 20 hours to clea and it'd be under 10 an hour in expected profit.

pdub4285
06-21-2006, 03:28 PM
The WR at Casino on net is only 10,000 if you deposit using Neteller.... if you deposit through any other method its still only $4000 WR for the $200 bonus

Smelly
06-21-2006, 05:00 PM
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The WR at Casino on net is only 10,000 if you deposit using Neteller.... if you deposit through any other method its still only $4000 WR for the $200 bonus

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ah ok i thought so. i have firepay setup to deposit for it.

thanks.

Smelly
06-22-2006, 06:15 AM
Just finished whoring Bet365!

I started this bonus on Tuesday night and I deposited $200 to receive the $200 bonus.

I did about 25% of the surrender playing yesterday and I decided to clear all the rest of the bonus tonight. I just finished about 5 minutes ago.

I will be cashing $506 after depositing $200 so this was definitely a very successful whoring adventure.

I deposited $200, received a $200 bonus, earned $102 from getting very lucky in blackjack and then received $4 from cashing in my comp points, for a total of $506, and a $306 profit in about 5 hours of work. So def not too shabby. I played 3 handed until I reached 399 points out of 400 and then I switched to single hand. I didn't want to play one more hand than I had to, and I stopped when I saw 400 points in the bank.

This def makes up for me running bad at Planetluck. I'm wondering if someone could tell me the chances of me ending up $102 on the Bet365 bonus playing Surrender in which there is a 0.39% house edge. Like how to calculate the standard deviation maybe, etc.

By my calculation the EV for this bonus is

Bonus-(HA*WR)

200-(.0039*4000)= $184.40

and I exceeded that by $117.60.

What are the chances of that? Anyway I am elated that I did so well but also worried that maybe the blackjack gods will give me some bad luck in the future. /images/graemlins/wink.gif

I cashed out some money from Neteller yesterday back to my bank account and am going to deposit it into Firepay when it clears. I'll tackle the Casino On Net bonus with Firepay to avoid the ridiculous wager requirement with Neteller.

Thanks for all your help guys.

sixers030409
06-22-2006, 07:07 AM
I'd def save casino on net til later unless you don't mind tying up ur bankroll. Cashout took 10 days for me from there.... Cherry Casino and Euro Casino are two exellent bonuses with very fast cashouts. 50% to $111 on both.

Smelly
06-22-2006, 08:37 AM
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I'd def save casino on net til later unless you don't mind tying up ur bankroll. Cashout took 10 days for me from there.... Cherry Casino and Euro Casino are two exellent bonuses with very fast cashouts. 50% to $111 on both.

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Hey I have about a $900 bankroll now so tying $200 up for 10 days is not a big deal. Thanks for the other two suggestions as well.

Ken_AA
06-22-2006, 03:04 PM
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I'd def save casino on net til later unless you don't mind tying up ur bankroll. Cashout took 10 days for me from there.... Cherry Casino and Euro Casino are two exellent bonuses with very fast cashouts. 50% to $111 on both.

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Hey I have about a $900 bankroll now so tying $200 up for 10 days is not a big deal. Thanks for the other two suggestions as well.

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If your bankroll is up to 900 you might want to take some free poker money. Deposit 100 into royal vegas poker, wait 24 hours they will put another 100 in your account. withdraw your 100. You'll then have a free 100 if your at all interested in playing poker.

Ken

Smelly
06-22-2006, 05:01 PM
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I'd def save casino on net til later unless you don't mind tying up ur bankroll. Cashout took 10 days for me from there.... Cherry Casino and Euro Casino are two exellent bonuses with very fast cashouts. 50% to $111 on both.

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Hey I have about a $900 bankroll now so tying $200 up for 10 days is not a big deal. Thanks for the other two suggestions as well.

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If your bankroll is up to 900 you might want to take some free poker money. Deposit 100 into royal vegas poker, wait 24 hours they will put another 100 in your account. withdraw your 100. You'll then have a free 100 if your at all interested in playing poker.

Ken

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Hi Ken. I actually wanna clear as many casino bonuses as I can first for two reasons:

I like them better

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I've heard that a lot of T&C's are changing so i wanna get them done asap.

What do you think?

Smelly
06-22-2006, 07:28 PM
just want to add that i do plan to do poker bonuses as soon as i exhaust the good casino options.

Smelly
06-27-2006, 07:09 AM
Damn that Will Hill bonus sucked.

Deposited $80 to get the $80 Bonus, 2000 WR.

Cashed out $108 when I finished the WR.

Guess that's what I get for betting $5 per hand?

pureklas
06-27-2006, 08:45 AM
I use to think the will hill bonus was good. I won £200 first two times. But last few i've won little and even lost some.

HalvSame
06-27-2006, 08:55 AM
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livinitup0
06-27-2006, 09:32 AM
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I'd def save casino on net til later unless you don't mind tying up ur bankroll. Cashout took 10 days for me from there.... Cherry Casino and Euro Casino are two exellent bonuses with very fast cashouts. 50% to $111 on both.

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Hey I have about a $900 bankroll now so tying $200 up for 10 days is not a big deal. Thanks for the other two suggestions as well.

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If your bankroll is up to 900 you might want to take some free poker money. Deposit 100 into royal vegas poker, wait 24 hours they will put another 100 in your account. withdraw your 100. You'll then have a free 100 if your at all interested in playing poker.

Ken

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This bonus is changing becasue of this forum and many like it. Its not a free $100.00 anymore. Check the numerous threads about this bonus.

skierdude1000
06-28-2006, 09:41 PM
I'm new to all this, so I just want to make sure I know what's going on. Here's my attempt to understand:

Cashable non-sticky bonuses those that get added to your account right away and you can play with. You can withdraw your original deposit without the bonus being taken away.

Cashable sticky bonuses where you can play with the money, but you can't withdraw your original funds.

And then noncashable bonuses you don't get added to your account until you clear.

Linksys
06-28-2006, 09:46 PM
As far as I know, there is no such thing as a cashable sticky bonus. They're opposites. With a cashable bonus you can cash the bonus out, whereas with a sticky bonus you can never cash the bonus out.

skierdude1000
06-28-2006, 10:07 PM
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As far as I know, there is no such thing as a cashable sticky bonus. They're opposites. With a cashable bonus you can cash the bonus out, whereas with a sticky bonus you can never cash the bonus out.

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cash it out after certain wagering requirements right? What would be the point of a sticky bonus if you could never cash it out?

Linksys
06-28-2006, 10:18 PM
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As far as I know, there is no such thing as a cashable sticky bonus. They're opposites. With a cashable bonus you can cash the bonus out, whereas with a sticky bonus you can never cash the bonus out.

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cash it out after certain wagering requirements right? What would be the point of a sticky bonus if you could never cash it out?

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No, you can never cash a sticky bonus out. Period! The bonus is just for you to wager with and you can only cash out your original deposit+ any profits. What's the point? Well as I understand it, having never done a sticky, if you deposit $300 and they match it with a $300 sticky, you can bet $50-100 per hand and try to run it up to 1000 or so, which when you subtract the bonus is about 700. Then you start betting smaller and clear the bonus and hopefully cash out around 300 in profit.

skierdude1000
06-28-2006, 10:30 PM
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As far as I know, there is no such thing as a cashable sticky bonus. They're opposites. With a cashable bonus you can cash the bonus out, whereas with a sticky bonus you can never cash the bonus out.

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cash it out after certain wagering requirements right? What would be the point of a sticky bonus if you could never cash it out?

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No, you can never cash a sticky bonus out. Period! The bonus is just for you to wager with and you can only cash out your original deposit+ any profits. What's the point? Well as I understand it, having never done a sticky, if you deposit $300 and they match it with a $300 sticky, you can bet $50-100 per hand and try to run it up to 1000 or so, which when you subtract the bonus is about 700. Then you start betting smaller and clear the bonus and hopefully cash out around 300 in profit.

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So wouldn't sticky bonuses be the best? You deposit your 300 and then withdraw it after you get the bonus and just play the $300 sticky bonus you get and withdraw any profits you make off of it.

Linksys
06-28-2006, 10:34 PM
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As far as I know, there is no such thing as a cashable sticky bonus. They're opposites. With a cashable bonus you can cash the bonus out, whereas with a sticky bonus you can never cash the bonus out.

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cash it out after certain wagering requirements right? What would be the point of a sticky bonus if you could never cash it out?

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No, you can never cash a sticky bonus out. Period! The bonus is just for you to wager with and you can only cash out your original deposit+ any profits. What's the point? Well as I understand it, having never done a sticky, if you deposit $300 and they match it with a $300 sticky, you can bet $50-100 per hand and try to run it up to 1000 or so, which when you subtract the bonus is about 700. Then you start betting smaller and clear the bonus and hopefully cash out around 300 in profit.

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So wouldn't sticky bonuses be the best? You deposit your 300 and then withdraw it after you get the bonus and just play the $300 sticky bonus you get and withdraw any profits you make off of it.

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No, because if you withdraw your money, I believe you lose your bonus.

skierdude1000
06-28-2006, 10:49 PM
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As far as I know, there is no such thing as a cashable sticky bonus. They're opposites. With a cashable bonus you can cash the bonus out, whereas with a sticky bonus you can never cash the bonus out.

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cash it out after certain wagering requirements right? What would be the point of a sticky bonus if you could never cash it out?

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No, you can never cash a sticky bonus out. Period! The bonus is just for you to wager with and you can only cash out your original deposit+ any profits. What's the point? Well as I understand it, having never done a sticky, if you deposit $300 and they match it with a $300 sticky, you can bet $50-100 per hand and try to run it up to 1000 or so, which when you subtract the bonus is about 700. Then you start betting smaller and clear the bonus and hopefully cash out around 300 in profit.

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So wouldn't sticky bonuses be the best? You deposit your 300 and then withdraw it after you get the bonus and just play the $300 sticky bonus you get and withdraw any profits you make off of it.

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No, because if you withdraw your money, I believe you lose your bonus.

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Ok, thanks a lot guys. I get it with the stickys now -- Type 1 vs 2 determines withdrawal abilities /images/graemlins/smile.gif

Linksys
06-28-2006, 10:57 PM
yah i think you got it

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06-29-2006, 02:57 PM
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As far as I know, there is no such thing as a cashable sticky bonus. They're opposites. With a cashable bonus you can cash the bonus out, whereas with a sticky bonus you can never cash the bonus out.

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cash it out after certain wagering requirements right? What would be the point of a sticky bonus if you could never cash it out?

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No, you can never cash a sticky bonus out. Period! The bonus is just for you to wager with and you can only cash out your original deposit+ any profits. What's the point? Well as I understand it, having never done a sticky, if you deposit $300 and they match it with a $300 sticky, you can bet $50-100 per hand and try to run it up to 1000 or so, which when you subtract the bonus is about 700. Then you start betting smaller and clear the bonus and hopefully cash out around 300 in profit.

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So wouldn't sticky bonuses be the best? You deposit your 300 and then withdraw it after you get the bonus and just play the $300 sticky bonus you get and withdraw any profits you make off of it.

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No, because if you withdraw your money, I believe you lose your bonus.

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Ok, thanks a lot guys. I get it with the stickys now -- Type 1 vs 2 determines withdrawal abilities /images/graemlins/smile.gif

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I'm not certain you do. With a sticky bonus (either type) you can't withdraw until you've met the WR. Once you have, you can withdraw whatever's in your account minus the bonus. The difference between type 1 and 2 is that with type 2 the bonus remains in your account. You'll never be able to withdraw it, but you can play with it. Say you have a $100 sticky 2, have fulfilled your WR and withdrawn. You're left with $100 in your account. If you bet $50 on one hand of BJ and win, you can now withdraw $50 ($150 balance - $100 sticky bonus).

Maybe you understood this, but it wasn't clear from your response.

Linksys
06-29-2006, 03:28 PM
If you cash out does the bonus remain on the account for sticky type II? And if so, are they stackable so If I had a $100 sticky from before and a new $200 one then I'd have $300 in total stickies?

Thanks.

AASooted
06-30-2006, 11:51 AM
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If you cash out does the bonus remain on the account for sticky type II?

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Yes. You can play with it, but you can never withdraw it.

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And if so, are they stackable so If I had a $100 sticky from before and a new $200 one then I'd have $300 in total stickies?

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That one I don't know. I've only played a few sticky 2 bonuses, and I've never tried that. You should check the T&Cs or support for the specific casino.