Is it like this for all no deposit bouses?

**Lee768** · 18th April 2009, 06:02 PM

Played for free with $750 from 777Dragon casino. Was quite suprised when I realised i needed to wager 10 times the bonus 750 to get bonus. But was even more suprised when i won that and got my bonus. But of course when you read the rest of the terms you kinda realise why they allow this kind of introduction. After paying in $25 or �'s I have to wager 60 times my �150 bonus amount. I might have miss read that. Or is this pretty much the way the no deposit thing works with the casino's?

**winbig** · 18th April 2009, 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by Lee768

Played for free with $750 from 777Dragon casino. Was quite suprised when I realised i needed to wager 10 times the bonus 750 to get bonus. But was even more suprised when i won that and got my bonus. But of course when you read the rest of the terms you kinda realise why they allow this kind of introduction. After paying in $25 or �'s I have to wager 60 times my �150 bonus amount. I might have miss read that. Or is this pretty much the way the no deposit thing works with the casino's?

Didn't you know that UK residents are now evil bonus hunting whores and have higher wagering requirements?

But seriously, yea, that's the way the cookie crumbles most of the time when it comes to ND bonuses...

**Lee768** · 18th April 2009, 08:58 PM

Okay, might leave that as my last no deposit site. Unless I'm lucky enough to get to payout.

**kmay87** · 19th April 2009, 10:46 AM

I wouldn't give up on ND bonuses that easily. If you're prepared to go searching you can find some decent ones available which equate to a high % match on your deposit.

If you want to run the risk of getting bonus banned, Casino Rewards have some good ones. They also use the E-Z release system, so just because the wagering requirements are x, it doesn't mean you need to reach them.