
I am interested in the gaming side of things because I am not the greatest gambler...my bets aren't usually large enough to really take anything fun out of a casino (

) ...and I love to watch the games. Maybe my mind is too simple! I love Microgaming casinos, mostly, because there has been a lot of adware (or whatever it's called) coming from other brands I downloaded. I used to play on numerous casinos and I've narrowed down to around three. I notice there's no rating for Nostalgia casino here, and I like that one a lot. Another that begs a review is a casino I went onto, because they boast a 4 hour payout, called bet-at.eu ...I notice there is no review or rating for them also. I hope someone reads my post and gets a chance to get onto them, and tell me if the 4-hour thing is true, because I almost never cash out...the casinos have done well by me!
...Nice to electronically meet y'all...

Cheers, LeanneP
Nostalgia is Casino Rewards. They have chosen not to seek accreditation here, and have some draconian policies covering players who win. They don't merely bonus ban players for "bonus abuse", they ban them simply for getting lucky, and they retrospectively lock comp points too. This attitude does not go down too well here.
They are fine if you are a VIP, and do not get ahead overall, but their attitude to winners ensures that the money walks, rather than getting played back in further deposits.
They seem to spam the hell out of players' mailboxes, often with offers that are not relevant (such as new player packages). Much of the spam is deceptive in nature too, such as "you have won a cheque for $xxxx" when all it is is the standard new player welcome bonus.
Payment takes 48 hours, not the best a Microgaming casino can achieve.
Bonus offers tend to be around 15% to 25%, and come twice per week.
Their bonus system is unique, and can be advantageous for the player that knows what they are doing
They are not credited to the casino, but to a holding purse called the "rewards account", from which players have to move it to one of the casinos. This does mean that they can retrospectively lock a bonus already granted, but this comes at a potential cost to the casino as it gives the player an unusual degree of control over whether or not to shackle a deposit to a WR.
Casino Rewards are also a great hoover, many players have several accounts with them and don't realise it. All ex MiniVegas players are now Casino Rewards players for example, along with ex Grand Mondial players. Helpfully, when they send out their regular newsletters, they list all the accounts you have with them tied to that email address. This goes some way towards helping players steer clear of duplicate accounts.