I am intimidated to ask casino questions about unclear bonus terms

[K2C]

Well, mainstreet vegas was pretty influential to make me originally think US players have better bonuses. But after a few posts on the forums other people have told me US players have worse bonus than people elsewhere. I know I'm basing this off hearsay since unfortunately I don't have data. I assume some people who claim either way must have more data than I do? Hope they're willing to share the data.

I do have data (the link to my site is in my profile). I am still refining it but so far out 204 US-friendly casinos I see 203 are offering bonuses to the US players (99.5%). For France the two numbers are 328 and 299 respectively so the percentage is 91%, for Germany 591 and 563 (or 95%), for Poland 506 and 400 (or 79%).

However, you should not be confusing the two different comparisons:

1) US Facing casinos vs. NO-USA casinos : the bonuses in the latter are better, and not just bonuses. That's no doubt

2) US players in US facing casinos vs. Other players in US-facing casinos: here the latter is not superior in terms of bonuses, rather the contrary is true

 

[K2C]

With just a few minor exceptions, USA players generally get worse welcome bonuses than other countries. Thousands of hours over the last 8 years means I DO have the data - and it's on my websites!
One page in particular on SlotBeaters will show you what I mean, as USA and non-USA welcome bonuses can be compared in one big list. I don't want to post the link here, so I will PM it to you.

KK

It becomes a little tricky when you factor in the quality of the casino into account. For example, 99 slot machines casino offers a 1000 dollar bonus on the 20 dollar deposit, cashable. The only caveat is they won't pay your winnings, period.

That's quite an extreme example of course. But take the Virual / Ace Revenue group. They offer a 200% to 300% percent sticky on every deposit, blackjack WR is 60xBD. How many non-USA casinos offer that? And they do pay out winnings, yet slowly and awkwardly (there is a sticky "probation" thread above).

If you only list the good casinos on your site, you may get a slightly different picture.

 

[WolframBeta]

1) US Facing casinos vs. NO-USA casinos : the bonuses in the latter are better, and not just bonuses. That's no doubt

I think everyone is in agreement now. US citizens do get the worse end of bonus opportunities.

 

[KasinoKing]

If you only list the good casinos on your site, you may get a slightly different picture.

That IS why my picture is different!

The only place those casinos you mentioned appear on my site is on my

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KK

 

[WolframBeta]

Is it pretty much consistent with who's on the rogue list and who's on the accredited list?

 

[Casinomeister]

... casinomeister won't accredit the new US-friendly brands...

Just want to chime in - yes, we are accrediting new US friendly casinos. Specifically those licensed in the US like Borgata Casino.

 

[K2C]

Just want to chime in - yes, we are accrediting new US friendly casinos. Specifically those licensed in the US like Borgata Casino.

You are right. I did not mean the new US licensees of course.
BTW you still say you do not accredit them here

https://www.casinomeister.com/becoming-accredited/

New casinos that are accepting US bets are not accepted either. Sorry.