- Joined
- Feb 11, 2013
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- Bonnie Scotland!
Wow, so you win money using your own money - that's pretty revolutionary
Thankyou, BGO
I'm just intrigued of what they will do for promos if there's absolutely no wagering?(i mean even VS have wagering on the bonuses) Wager free spins this must mean too!?
Perhaps it's those 'extra spins' that are all the rage I hear :nod:
I'm just intrigued of what they will do for promos if there's absolutely no wagering?(i mean even VS have wagering on the bonuses) Wager free spins this must mean too!?
There wagering was never so bad I didn't find so wonder why they are doing away with it?
I'll guess there aren't going to be many 100% deposit bonuses given out in the future!
Interestingly I didn't mention it here but BGO did send me a wager free £5 a month or so back...Perhaps that was when the wheels were in motion! Their reason was we haven't seen you for a while.
When it was 35xB, This was changed a few month's back to 50xB which I think is OTT.
Used to look forward to these, usually a Friday, soon as they migrated their Rhino to HTML5 I stopped bothering
Possibly mate but this was for completing a survey they sent out!
Any bonuses offered by bgo.com and its sister site powerspins.com from this date will be in the form of real cash only or ‘wagerless’ free spins.
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BGO's announcement also follows Nisha Arora, the Senior Director for Consumer Enforcement at the Competition and Markets Authority which has launched enforcement action against several online gambling operators suspected of breaking consumer law, questioning the fairness of signup bonuses across the industry, stating that: “Players should be able to walk away with their money when they want.
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BGO Entertainment CFO Hannah Westley added that the company had also felt for some time that the market was over bonusing, moving from 100% match bonuses with 20x wagering requirements when the company’s principals first entered the market in 2001 to today's 200% and 400% no deposit bonuses, free spins, higher turn requirements, max bets and less/non contributing games.
to today's 200% and 400% no deposit bonuses
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400% on no deposit is £0 surely
BGO seem to be trimming affiliates back too, certainly sub affiliates, I have had notices from 2 companies that the affiliate agreements with BGO has ended.
And more greed....
If they want to really stand out I suggest they employ a long running idea of mine, namely "Happy Hour!" where all slots play as loose as anything, with RTP upwards of 200%
That's a good promo