doubts about vip bonus

i was granted a vip account at one playtech casino, everyday i receive mails about 50% or 60% bonus deposit for every deposit i make, can i trust a casino that gives a 60% bonus every time i make a deposit?.
Bonus wagering requirements 12 times the money + bonus.

Is possible that? for example i received an email about a 100% bonus until 10000 .

The normal bonus email is 60% bonus until 1100 .

 

Sounds a bit suspicios. Which casino is this?

 

Which casino was it?

But the usual rule still applies:

"If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is."


If you have a losing record with them, I'm sure they're betting on the fact that you won't profit from these bonuses, and may try to find a way not to pay you if you do get lucky enough to cash out from one.

 

ambercoast and eurogrand are the casinos

these are the casinos that offer that bonuses

 

i would not play there. Read some bad news about them here.
To be a real VIP, you sould have played and deposited there quiet a lot.
Did you?
Maybe its an offer, which is in german called "Bauernfnger". (can you translate that one?)
could you publish the terms and conditions, they have sent to you?
we can read them carefully and see--

 

terms & conditions

the terms and conditions are the same as normal bonus. that appear on the casino web.

play 12 times deposit + bonus

games excluded blackjack,roulette, sicbo.


i played a lot on monaco gold and i lost 6000 aprox., there they gave me vip status on the other 2 casinos.

 

i was nt sure, so i searched a bit. Please compare the websites from joyland and ambercoast.
Nearly identical, arent they?
And do yourself the favour to search the forum: There is a whole lot of posts about ambercoast.
I would avoid them at all costs.
There are some good playtechs - visit the acrredited casinos list- they might take a while, before they give you a VIP status, but you can rest assured that they will pay you without a hassle when you win.

 

I would guess that's a phantom bonus, yes?
(Bonus removed from account on first withdrawal)
If so, that's how they can be so 'generous'.

As others have said - tread careful. About 50% of Playtechs are 'rogues'.

 

phantom bonus

no, the bonus are cashable after wagering requirements met

 

nice, but please study the forum. It has a lot of information for you.
I have seen too many players posting such questions and only few days later asking for help, because tehy did not get paid.
all the best for you!

 

Are you sure that only the above games are excluded? As far as I know - everybody please correct me if I'm wrong -Amber Coast also exludes video poker and some other games from their standard bonus.

If video poker is indeed allowed for instance, this would be a highly profitable bonus, probably too good to be true. But if video poker and some other games are also not allowed, and the best allowed game is let's say 3card poker, than offering the bonus would probable make more sense from the casino's point of view, but it would be still very profitable for the player (I made the error here, I thought the wr was 24x(d+b)). If only slots are allowed, than the bonus would be near break-even.

However nowadays (after the U.S changes) you might also receive some 50-100% max 1-5000 USD bonuses with circa 20x(deposit+bonus) wager requirement from some reputable Playtech casinos without being a VIP.

What games did you play at Monaco Gold?

(I had to edit my post, because I miscalculated something, and the error led to a wrong conclusion.)

 

video poker excluded too

i normally play pai gow poker to met the wagering requirements, after that i play blackjack switch.

what casinos offer such bonuses to normal players?, i'm trying to find reputable playtech casinos but here it's only kiwi casino and the other of the same company.

 

If the best allowed game has a house edge of 2-3%, then the bonus is not necceseraly "too good to be true" for a high roller, but still a bit shaky, especially at this casino. I think it depends on how did you play, and probably how much did you wager after fulfilling the wr in the past. Search the forum for "Amber", and look into the threads, and you will have a better overview on this group.

I think bet365 and golden palace casinos offer good high roller bonuses after completing their sign-up bonus. You might have to email them, and simply say that you are a high roller, and whether they have a suitable bonus offer for you. I remember that I was offered profitable bonuses by these two particular casinos, and there might be more...

 

thx, i will ask to that casinos

i normally play sessions of 60000 wagered everyday, more or less.

I will search the forum for amber group, on friday or saturday when all the withdrawals have been processed i will post here if i get payed.


thx for your help

 

As promised

I have been paid my winnings in the 2 casinos

 

Lucky you! very good news, and thanks for keeping us informed.

 

I have always been paid my winnings from this casino (Amber Coast) and the bonuses are generous and always honoured...and most important, I win often (having a dry spell of late). I do not know why this casino is viewed with such suspicion- indeed, I have searched this site for this casino completely and the only negatives concern some bonus issues (which are resolved) and loads of heresay from negative detractors that are always proved wrong.

I hope I do not have to eat my words later.....my Bank however (NOT the casino) is sitting on my cheques from them- they want a six wek clearance because they are 'foreign' dollar cheques....and they have to go through about 5 clearance steps. I have a rubbish bank obviously.

 

Relentless spam is one reason.

 

TRue!

However- 2 things that may help.

First, if you dont want to play with them, block them as junk mail....and unblock them later when you want to play again. I did that when I wanted a fewe months break from gambling and it worked

Second, I , like you, get this spam every day from them....but it is ALWAYS about bonuses if you play with them...and as mentioned, it is always honoured....very profitable spam if you look at it that way.