I first started playing at All Slots ages ago

**Realitybitez** · 25th January 2012, 01:17 PM

because i really liked their Clear Play Bonus System:

http://www.allslotscasino.com/wr_terms.html

Where regardless of the fact that you may not of met the bonus terms, you could 'still' withdraw from your cash balance. However I never won there

and lost a ton before giving up on it and moving on, as one does

What I was wondering, do any other MG casino's do that? I was playing at 32 Red the other day, and won a bit on my cash balance but because I hadn't cleared the bonuses I wasn't allowed to withdraw from the cash balance

Actually I wasnt that surprised as the majority of MG casinos I play at and have asked - also have that same policy, the bonus needs to be cleared

So I was wondering, is All Slots the only casino that allows this?

**vinylweatherman** · 25th January 2012, 01:45 PM

Originally Posted by Realitybitez

because i really liked their Clear Play Bonus System:

http://www.allslotscasino.com/wr_terms.html

Where regardless of the fact that you may not of met the bonus terms, you could 'still' withdraw from your cash balance. However I never won there

and lost a ton before giving up on it and moving on, as one does

What I was wondering, do any other MG casino's do that? I was playing at 32 Red the other day, and won a bit on my cash balance but because I hadn't cleared the bonuses I wasn't allowed to withdraw from the cash balance

Actually I wasnt that surprised as the majority of MG casinos I play at and have asked - also have that same policy, the bonus needs to be cleared

So I was wondering, is All Slots the only casino that allows this?

No. There is something similar at BelleRock, but their scheme is based on the original ratio of your starting bankroll, and if you win, some is credited as additional bonus in proportion to the original ratio. Once WR is cleared, you can withdraw the lot. You should then receive it after 10 days if you have used an eWallet, or around 14 days if you have requested a cheque or bank transfer. Some players get paid faster, but I am not one of them.

The norm however is to have to complete WR before being able to withdraw anything.

MGS originally intended the system to do away with the need for WR, and allow withdrawal of non bonus chips at any time. Unfortunately, MGS didn't see fit to develop this system with input from the operators, so as soon as it went live, we saw operators messing around with it, making it complicated again. This defeated the main purpose of "Clearplay" (the other purpose being never having to worry about playing a restricted game, or making an invalid bet, both of which have also been killed off by operators). Iif anything, "Clearplay" bonuses have become MORE complicated than their predecessors where players had to count bets, or ask CS whether they could withdraw yet.

**Realitybitez** · 25th January 2012, 01:58 PM

Originally Posted by vinylweatherman

No. There is something similar at BelleRock, but their scheme is based on the original ratio of your starting bankroll, and if you win, some is credited as additional bonus in proportion to the original ratio. Once WR is cleared, you can withdraw the lot. You should then receive it after 10 days if you have used an eWallet, or around 14 days if you have requested a cheque or bank transfer. Some players get paid faster, but I am not one of them.

The norm however is to have to complete WR before being able to withdraw anything.

MGS originally intended the system to do away with the need for WR, and allow withdrawal of non bonus chips at any time. Unfortunately, MGS didn't see fit to develop this system with input from the operators, so as soon as it went live, we saw operators messing around with it, making it complicated again. This defeated the main purpose of "Clearplay" (the other purpose being never having to worry about playing a restricted game, or making an invalid bet, both of which have also been killed off by operators). Iif anything, "Clearplay" bonuses have become MORE complicated than their predecessors where players had to count bets, or ask CS whether they could withdraw yet.

So basically All Slots Casino (well other than BelleRock which is similar) is the only casino that allows one to withdraw from the cash balance even if one has not met the WR?

Must be why their slots are so tight

**mn001** · 25th January 2012, 02:09 PM

wintingo is another one... there must be a few more

**chayton** · 25th January 2012, 02:30 PM

Royal Vegas does too - and possibly others in the Fortune Lounge group, I'm not sure.

Royal Vegas no longer flushes withdrawals though...

**chayton** · 25th January 2012, 02:46 PM

Originally Posted by mn001

wintingo is another one... there must be a few more

Wintingo is actually related to All Slots aren't they?

**Seventh777** · 25th January 2012, 03:37 PM

Originally Posted by chayton

Wintingo is actually related to All Slots aren't they?

Yes

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**kazzi** · 25th January 2012, 04:03 PM

Fortune lounge group changed there bonus a few months ago so no need to finish the playthrough you just loose the bonus amount when making a withdrawal been using it tons of times at 7sultans none problems at all no matter how much playthrough i had left, and they give out 30% bonus 2 times a week now atleast for me im at platinum level there.

**vinylweatherman** · 26th January 2012, 12:34 AM

Originally Posted by kazzi

Fortune lounge group changed there bonus a few months ago so no need to finish the playthrough you just loose the bonus amount when making a withdrawal been using it tons of times at 7sultans none problems at all no matter how much playthrough i had left, and they give out 30% bonus 2 times a week now atleast for me im at platinum level there.

I am "Diamond for life", and all I get is a match bonus once in a blue moon, which means my next offer will be at the end of August.

I DID get a £350 free chip last week, but this was only because I lost 10x as much the week before. It was listed in playcheck as "appreciation". Maybe I'll get another if I lose another £3500 this week, but I don't think I will bother.

**kazzi** · 26th January 2012, 01:04 AM

Originally Posted by vinylweatherman

I am "Diamond for life", and all I get is a match bonus once in a blue moon, which means my next offer will be at the end of August.

I DID get a £350 free chip last week, but this was only because I lost 10x as much the week before. It was listed in playcheck as "appreciation". Maybe I'll get another if I lose another £3500 this week, but I don't think I will bother.

Actually im diamond also but anyway, i get 30% on weekly days then another 30% each weekend, but i rather see a big freechip few weeks ago i lost 2-4000 and they send a mail with 30freespins on immortal romance paid 20cent lol, and every now and then i ask for a freechip i get 20chips thats it, a year ago i got a 700 freechip and i did deposit 10x less than now but maybe its cause i actually use there bonus now since no playthrough required, they arent great on free stuff thats for sure, but im stuck since its the only MG casino that actually let me play since denmark is banned everywhere else.