Depositing after bonus loss?

**maxpayne005** · 24th June 2008, 11:32 AM

Hi everyone,

I'm kind of new here so accept my apology if I'm doing anything wrong. I'm a quick learner though:-)

I have a question: I've used few casinos with like 100 chips deposit + ~100 chips bonus. I lost it and I'm back to 0. So if I would like to deposit again and if by any chance I win should I expect any problem to get mu money? I mean like wagering problems or "bonus abuse" problems? It will be weird since I lostt everything but who knows. I hope you do:-)

Thanks

**Woody50** · 24th June 2008, 01:36 PM

Do not give them any more cash, Casino's will just take all your money, you will never win. Get a more healthy pastime than throwing your money away.

**BingoT** · 24th June 2008, 01:48 PM

Woody50 Can I ask you a crazy question?
If you are so much against online gaming why do you come to a forum that is all about gambling?
Because this would not be my hangout if I didn't want anything to with something I didn't believe in. I'm lost here.
I can think of better things to do with myself.

**maxpayne005** · 24th June 2008, 02:03 PM

Originally Posted by Woody50

Do not give them any more cash, Casino's will just take all your money, you will never win. Get a more healthy pastime than throwing your money away.

I appreciate your concerns and yes, you are right in general, but can we please stick to the question? Thanks

**Fleur-De-Lis** · 24th June 2008, 02:32 PM

I would read your particular casino's Bonus terms or contact Support, to be on a safer side. F.eg., in 32Red if you lose deposit + bonus, you are clear, no wagering requirements roll over to a new deposit.

**maxpayne005** · 24th June 2008, 03:04 PM

Originally Posted by Fleur-De-Lis

I would read your particular casino's Bonus terms or contact Support, to be on a safer side. F.eg., in 32Red if you lose deposit + bonus, you are clear, no wagering requirements roll over to a new deposit.

I have an account there but I think I never deposited any money so no bonus so far. Perhaps it will be better to keep it that way. Thanks

**Nicole50** · 24th June 2008, 04:05 PM

In general, If you deposit and you get automaticcally the bonus, you can ask the support to remove the bonus if you don`t want it, then you will play with your own money and no wagering is needed. You can withdraw your money anytimes you want.

If you get the bonus then you have to meet the wagering requirement before withdrawing. In Most cases as MG casinos, they offer you bonus code.So if you don`t want the bonus then don`t ask for it and play with your money.

Hope it`clear for you.Good luck

**Nicole50** · 24th June 2008, 04:08 PM

Originally Posted by Woody50

Do not give them any more cash, Casino's will just take all your money, you will never win. Get a more healthy pastime than throwing your money away.

I have only one word for you. Leave this forum if you dont like gambling.There are a lot of forums for "healthy pastime"

**maxpayne005** · 24th June 2008, 04:51 PM

Originally Posted by Nicole50

In general, If you deposit and you get automaticcally the bonus, you can ask the support to remove the bonus if you don`t want it, then you will play with your own money and no wagering is needed. You can withdraw your money anytimes you want.

If you get the bonus then you have to meet the wagering requirement before withdrawing. In Most cases as MG casinos, they offer you bonus code.So if you don`t want the bonus then don`t ask for it and play with your money.

Hope it`clear for you.Good luck

Thanks for the reply.
In general I know that, but in this case I was wondering what happens if the bonus+deposit were already lost and I'm about to make another deposit. Does the wagering rules apply in this case?

**Mousey** · 24th June 2008, 05:09 PM

Originally Posted by maxpayne005

Thanks for the reply.
In general I know that, but in this case I was wondering what happens if the bonus+deposit were already lost and I'm about to make another deposit. Does the wagering rules apply in this case?

At most casinos, one you've busted out, the WR no longer apply. But please note, that some few casinos do offer bonuses which the WR DO carry over. However, as we do not know which casinos you're considering, we cannot advise you specifically. If in doubt, please contact the casino's customer support and confirm that no further wagering requirements apply before depositing again.

(If it's one of the nasty rogue casinos, it really won't matter as they will do everything they can NOT to pay you regardless of their rules and T&C and WR.)

Good luck.