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- Jun 5, 2015
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- Near Newcastle
At redbet the wagering starts only when your deposit is gone and you start playing with the bonus money.
No. It has started eating into my initial deposit which has nothing to do with the bonus.
At redbet the wagering starts only when your deposit is gone and you start playing with the bonus money.
No. That would be a 50% deposit bonus,not 100%40 deposit + 40 deposit + 40 Bonus = 120 to start with, correct?
So the wagering only starts to count when you are below 40.
I am loving the fact that recently quite a number of casinos are coming back to show their presence and their appreciation for this site.
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This has now became totally unexceptable. Last night I deposited £40 which failed to trigger the bonus. I left that £40 in and proceeded to deposit a second £40 which did trigger the bonus. I took the few free spins which where added and won something like £1.30.
After posting an hour ago while the rep appeared to be online and just a few minutes after the rep had posted I got no reply to my post.
Now,an hour on I have wagered another 1000 spins or so and not only is the wagering still at zero % but after I have spent £40 it has now started to eat into my initial £40 which has nothing to do with the bonus wagering.
And still no sign of a leader board!
I suggest that folk hold back from taking up this bonus offer as it is a shambles
I take it UK players can withdraw at any time of not dipped into bonus funds ??
Also, are Paysafe Vouchers / Skrill deposits ok when taking this CM bonus please
Kr
JM
As with any deposit the funds can be withdrawn after wagering deposit x1.
So if you deposited 10, got the free spins, wagered the 10 and got real cash left these can be withdrawn.
The only thing that happens is that the bonus is forfeited.
Could you please address the fact that the bonus wagering has not yet triggered after my real money has ran out? It should not be eating into my other £40 which had nothing to do with the bonus wagering. In effect it is making my balance plus bonus a 50% deposit bonus. If I withdraw what is left of my real money it would forfeit the bonus which has not even started its wageringI'm sorry to see that you are feeling this frustration.
As stated in the bonus terms and as others have also stated the bonus wagering is not starting until you start using the bonus funds.
This is called "non-ticky" bonus meaning that you wager the cash first and then the bonus.
The good thing with this is that any winning you do with the cash will be counted as cash and there is no added wagering to these wins.
Once you start wagering using the bonus funds you will be able to track the amount wagered.
When it comes to a leaderboard it's something that will be added in the post on a weekly basis.
Hopefully I will be able to get it up by tomorrow.
Sorry for all the inconvenience.
You always play with cash first as per UkGC rules. Because you redeposited you effectively had £80 cash which as cash you play first. Bonus wagering only starts once you go into your bonus money, which is always last.
100% yes thats correct
That's the way it works at most places, cash is cashI only made the second £40 deposit because the first £40 deposit did not trigger the 100% bonus. So what you are stating is that if I already had £200 in my Redbet account then I decided to take on the 100% bonus in order to take part in this Casinomeister promotion then it is correct to blow all of that £200 before the bonus money is triggered?
you can only add a bonus to a deposit, regardless of how much is in your accountThen in effect it would be a 20% bonus. That can not be correct.
Col,
Regardless of how much you deposit amounts or frequency, the cash is always used first and no contribution towards WR is made whilst playing with this cash.
Once cash is lost and you are into the bonus portion of your balance then the WR starts - 35x Bonus (same system as Leo Vegas)
Withdrawing cash will forfeit the bonus.
Not when you always play bonus funds last....I had played through the £40. Surly at that point the bonus wagering should kick in and not eat into any money that is not related to the deposit bonus.