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I'd say that all
Casino Blasters casino's have great bonuses with very low playthrough requirements. They're easy to contact, and have good response time.
In my experience with this group, that's the end of the good stuff (although, that all sounds like great stuff, but somehow it isn't). Around the time that I decided to make my move to MG casino's (almost a year ago now), I had made a bunch of deposits at all of this affiliates casino's (something like 12-15 of them if I remember correctly). I knew about the bad stuff at Golden Palace, but was still willing to give this group a shot. BonusRating.com had so many of them pop up all at once. Having lost at each one WITH those great bonuses (Great, GREAT bonuses... Oh yeah, aren't they pretty much all phantom bonuses?) AND with the playthrough requirements, made me rethink about PlayTech altogether. I had only played VP, and I lost swiftly on EACH account!
I don't think I made it 20% over my dep.+bonus at any time. I thought I was cursed.
IF you do win (as I'm sure there must be others who've cracked-the-code and have won something at these casino's), your 1st withdrawal should take anywhere from 4-6 weeks IF you stay on top of things. You'll need to send your personal ID, and they won't be able to read it the 1st time, then you'll have to re-send it again, the EXACT same way, and they'll be able to miraculously understand what was sent. However, after that 1st withdrawal, things go more "smoothly" after that.
When I initially joined
Casinomeister, I was dead-set against all PlayTech's and personally, for great reasons. But, I would endorse Bet365 and Diamond Deal (amongst a few others). PlayTech's from top-to-bottom should and could be so much better. Back in the dark-ages of online gaming, I used to wonder why so many people preferred MG over PT. I happen to like their software, and availability of their customer support (not their withdrawal times though). I'm surprised more posters don't speak favorably (or at all) about Bet365, considering people love prompt payouts.
