Is there a site that allows to play with the wager games for craps, bj, and roulette

[wonnoting]

Is there a website where you take the match bonus or any type of bonus and would allow to play any games I want like craps, bj, and roulette. I know I can play them freely but most casino's wont count it as a wager. So I am asking one with a wager that accepts these games.

[Vambo]

Ladcrookes allow BJ but min wager is usualy 10 credits per hand
Not sure if it is allowed on the sign up but it is on any monthlys they do

[raol]

www.casino-on-net.com only disallows "Bonus Points accumulated via low-risk Roulette and Craps bets will not be eligible for any of our events and will not count as a wager for our bonus policy."

[fathead]

Originally Posted by raol

www.casino-on-net.com only disallows "Bonus Points accumulated via low-risk Roulette and Craps bets will not be eligible for any of our events and will not count as a wager for our bonus policy."

I have always wondered about this. Is 'low-risk' describing the even money bets on the wheel like red, black, odd even? Are line bets (six number bets) considered 'high-risk' and do they qualify for WR?

[raol]

Originally Posted by fathead

I have always wondered about this. Is 'low-risk' describing the even money bets on the wheel like red, black, odd even? Are line bets (six number bets) considered 'high-risk' and do they qualify for WR?

I'm pretty sure they are referring to wagers such as betting every number in roulette, or both pass and don't pass in craps.

Making even money bets should be no problem. That's not "low-risk" by any means. Then blackjack would be "low-risk" too.

[gambling88]

I recommended 5 best casinos which allow BJ play, sorry my site is still in construction,but you can make a reference

http://www.gambling88.com/phpbb%5Fen/viewtopic.php?t=97

[fathead]

Originally Posted by raol

I'm pretty sure they are referring to wagers such as betting every number in roulette, or both pass and don't pass in craps.

Making even money bets should be no problem. That's not "low-risk" by any means. Then blackjack would be "low-risk" too.

Oh. That makes sense. Thanks.

[fathead]

Originally Posted by gambling88

I recommended 5 best casinos which allow BJ play, sorry my site is still in construction,but you can make a reference

http://www.gambling88.com/phpbb%5Fen/viewtopic.php?t=97

I would stay away from the Sportingbet group. If you are unlucky enough to be chosen for "security audit" it may be weeks or longer before you get your payout. In the meantime you will be faxing in your ID, utility bills, credit card statements into them over and over until they finally feel like paying you.

You may never encounter this, but there are many horror stories, especially with winning sports bettors.

[gambling88]

Originally Posted by fathead

I would stay away from the Sportingbet group. If you are unlucky enough to be chosen for "security audit" it may be weeks or longer before you get your payout. In the meantime you will be faxing in your ID, utility bills, credit card statements into them over and over until they finally feel like paying you.

You may never encounter this, but there are many horror stories, especially with winning sports bettors.

Personally,hundreds of my players played there, the feedback is very good .I think you are not the lucky one.Sportingbet seldom request documents from players for cash out.

[CasinoBonuses]

Wonnoting, we have over 100 casinos listed that allow BJ play to clear the wager requirements. You will not find many that allow craps or roulette unforunately.