An Intercasino question

[majorcrisp]

Hello folks.
I have been playing at Intercasino US for a couple of years now.
From my own experience and from reliable sources on similar forums to this I am led to believe that the chances of being banned from Intercasino US are slim to none.
Many of you may not know that there are four different casinos operating under the Intercasino banner, namely Intercasino US, UK and two more, from Germany and Spain.
As a resident of the UK I am able to play on any two of the above casinos.
I would play at the UK site but have been informed that they are more than likely to ban customers after a while.
Does anybody on this forum have experience of playing on the German and Spanish Intercasinos and if so, have they been banned after a few months bonus chasing?
Please reply if you have played, or know of anyone who has played (just bonus chasing) on these sites for a period of more than six months.

Thanks

[dealer wins]

Have you not unlocked the hidden Cameroon and Estonian ones yet. Everyone here does those monthly too. You get the code after being a CM member for 1 month. Also there is an Icelandic one but trust me the slots are always cold on that one.

[vinylweatherman]

I have played on the UK site for ages, and more recently the US site.
What they tend to take exception to are players using all four to bonus chase. The US$ site is considered the generic, with the other three being marketed at specific countries.

Play at the UK site AND either or both the German and Spanish site, and you could find yourself bonus banned at all of them.
They tolerate play on the US site and the UK site for a UK resident, but probably not for players who are in neither of the three country specific markets.
A few places are indeed bonus banned altogether, Hong Kong was in the spotlight a while back, as a player (& Casinomeister member) suddenly found themselves bonus banned despite having played regularly, ahd this was based purely because Hong Kong is now considered "China" (despite the fact this was a political, and not social, distinction brought about in 1997).

Casinos in general are tightening up, and Intercasino will no doubt follow if bonus chasers use them as a "soft touch" after being restricted elsewhere. They recently made meeting full WR before withdrawing the rule, previously one could deposit, get the bonus, and withdraw the deposit & play the bonus alone.

[Scooter7]

Have you not unlocked the hidden Cameroon and Estonian ones yet.

Funny, but the only hidden items to unlock at Inter are in the games.

They seem to have developed an affinity for easter eggs in their newer stuff.

Cubis has hidden buttons that change the background, Jewel Quest lets you hide the payout display and lets you run the background animation with a click, and the video BJ game has several different choices for sound effects (try mousing around the logo in the right-hand corner).

The creative staff seem to be trying to add little touches to the games.
I like the fact that they're not just a cookie-cutter game factory.

[aka23]

I believe there are only 3 versions of Intercasino. The main difference is the language and currencies used. A summary of the different countries is below:

Standard -- Intercasino.com and Intercasino Japan
UK -- Intecasino UK
Euro -- German, Spanish, French, and Italian sites

Players can site up at any site. However, only UK players can claim bonuses from the UK site.

[Slotster!]

I've got another Intercasino question... How come .co.uk only get the new games ages and ages after they're posted here (presumably .com?)

Seems weird... And annoying.

Can I sign up at .com - and what's the difference?

[Scooter7]

I've got another Intercasino question... How come .co.uk only get the new games ages and ages after they're posted here (presumably .com?)

Seems weird... And annoying.

Can I sign up at .com - and what's the difference?

About the game release dates, I would email them and ask for the release dates.

As for the sign-up differences, I think it's a currency thing.
If you're in England you're probably better off getting your bonuses in GBP instead of (the currently weakening) USD.
If you're not interested in bonuses, make an account on the USD casino and play the new games as soon as they're released.

[Slotster!]

About the game release dates, I would email them and ask for the release dates.

As for the sign-up differences, I think it's a currency thing.
If you're in England you're probably better off getting your bonuses in GBP instead of (the currently weakening) USD.
If you're not interested in bonuses, make an account on the USD casino and play the new games as soon as they're released.

Thanks for that... I'm not really that mithered about emailing them, because it won't speed it up Just wondered why there was such a huge difference for what is essentially the same company.

[aka23]

If you're in England you're probably better off getting your bonuses in GBP instead of (the currently weakening) USD.
If you're not interested in bonuses, make an account on the USD casino and play the new games as soon as they're released.

The monthly UK bonus is £50 = $100.19
The monthly .com bonus is $100 = £49.94

I consider these equivalent. If exchange rates change drastically, they will likely readjust.

If you're from the UK, you can sign-up at both sites and claim both monthly bonuses.

[Slotster!]

Then that I shall do. I'm not big into bonuses, but I want to play the new Hulk game Ta.