Scytherx3 Posted 28 April, 2017 Share Posted 28 April, 2017 Hey all, I'm not a big fan of bonuses, I almost never take them but after a bad loss streak I managed to get a no deposit bonus on a casino and gave it a shot. At the moment I can withdraw $1650 of the $5750 I have in funds and forfeit my bonus, or I can keep playing and try to meet the remaining $8500 of wagering. I'm curious what those with more experience with bonuses think about this. $8500 with $5750 seems more than do-able, and it seems like I'll have >$1650 remaining at the end so I think that's the correct move here. If I continue playing any slots/stakes you guys recommend? Not looking to climb up the balance anymore just avoid dropping but I'd rather not set something to $0.30 autospins for the next 50 hours either! Cheers for the advice. Link to comment
SKRAPIIII - Q-10 EDITING Posted 28 April, 2017 Share Posted 28 April, 2017 I would try to wager it, you got a pretty good balance.. But if you can't affaord it cash out! Link to comment
Skylined87 Posted 28 April, 2017 Share Posted 28 April, 2017 This is an easy wager. I would finish it. You will end up probably cashing out about 3-4k at the worst case. You'd have to have an RTP of 20% to lose it all and I just cant see it happening unless you do something stupid. Good luck Link to comment
Slotplayer Posted 28 April, 2017 Share Posted 28 April, 2017 Yeah, continue with the wagering. But please make sure you don't break any of the conditions that may attached to playing with bonuses. Don't go crazy on the bet size and over bet if there is a max bet rule. Take it easy and gentle. Enjoy the play time whilst you can knowing you're on a winner! Link to comment
XaverNL Posted 28 April, 2017 Share Posted 28 April, 2017 Try to wager it! Let us know how it went Link to comment
realagentbearrrrr Posted 1 May, 2017 Share Posted 1 May, 2017 You'd be mental to cashout now . Even the world's worst slot at 90% rtp would give you an expected withdrawal of about $5000 Link to comment
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