Your First Memory Of Casinomeister?

[Harry_BKK]

My first memory -

It was early 2014 - I was working in NetEnt at the time. During a team meeting a colleague mentioned there was a poll here, and members were voting for their favourite game supplier. That was the first time I'd heard of Casinomeister (what rock was I living under?!) and I checked out the site later that day. I registered straight away and contributed to a few threads, once I moved to TradaCasino I stopped using my personal account. I can't even remember my old username!

Anyway, I've been hooked ever since!

Rachel.

My rock must be giant then, considering I have been gambling online since 1998 and the first time I heard of CM was in Dec 2015.

The reason I joined was to jump on the 32RED "blast wagon" when they introduced pending periods on withdrawals. I got so "engaged" that it earned me my first and last "CM Warning".

Never looked back since and CM has become the first website I open every morning before anything else.

 

[Tirilej]

My rock must be giant then considering I have been gambling online since 1998 and the first time I heard of CM was in Dec 2015.

The reason I joined was to jump on the 32RED "blast wagon" when they introduced pending periods on withdrawals. I got so "engaged" that it earned me my first and last "CM Warning".

Never looked back since and CM has become the first website I open every morning before anything else.

I remember that too
It would be really fun going back and read now

 

[Harry_BKK]

I remember that too
It would be really fun going back and read now

Oh, I was on totally on fire ready to !

And I remember you telling me to stick around and that I might just start to like it. How right you were!

 

[LadyJelena]

Cute topic!

I already wrote a few times that I have to be a competition spy and that's how I've heard about the Casinomeister, but I think more interesting story is that I've always been afraid of Bryan Actually that was more like awe than being afraid
Casinomeister was like some dad of all affiliate websites I've known at those times, therefore it had special respect from me. And Bryan's appearance on the conferences was always like some rock star came in, so later on when I was working as affiliate manager for a couple of brands, I never dared to approach him and say something about my brands lol
Always thought he'd just blow me away hahaha.

But he's actually so awesome and easy to approach to and talk to So my impression is very funny to me now when I turn back the time!
There are also some casino reps of non-listed brands who still share this impression of Bryan, so I need to dissuade them from such idea telling how wrong they are

 

[Chipkin9]

I remember looking at the site thinking "There's a real gap in the market for quality puns".

Hasn't been filled yet

Ah don't give up yet Goatie, some day you might become funny.

 

[bebo67]

Cute topic!

I already wrote a few times that I have to be a competition spy and that's how I've heard about the Casinomeister, but I think more interesting story is that I've always been afraid of Bryan Actually that was more like awe than being afraid
Casinomeister was like some dad of all affiliate websites I've known at those times, therefore it had special respect from me. And Bryan's appearance on the conferences was always like some rock star came in, so later on when I was working as affiliate manager for a couple of brands, I never dared to approach him and say something about my brands lol
Always thought he'd just blow me away hahaha.

But he's actually so awesome and easy to approach to and talk to So my impression is very funny to me now when I turn back the time!
There are also some casino reps of non-listed brands who still share this impression of Bryan, so I need to dissuade them from such idea telling how wrong they are

Lol. I'm like that with Max.

 

[Tirilej]

Lol. I'm like that with Max.

Both of them are like teddy bears so don't feel that way. They just need to make sure they get some respect

 

[LadyJelena]

Both of them are like teddy bears so don't feel that way. They just need to make sure they get some respect

Exactly!!

 

[lockinlove]

I saw it mentioned on 2+2 and came and checked it out. This is a Much smaller community and alot less trolls. Dont really go on 2+2 anymore for years.

I think the first casino I played on was gamingclub casino. I found it on a survey site I used to do surveys on for extra money, still do some surveys there actually and some of the streamers actually picked up on it and do it for extra gambling money too. Its not much or anything by any means but its like $50 a week or more once you get used to it. So its good for a gambling budget not related to your finances.

 

[goatwack]

I saw it mentioned on 2+2 and came and checked it out. This is a Much smaller community and alot less trolls. Dont really go on 2+2 anymore for years.

I think the first casino I played on was gamingclub casino. I found it on a survey site I used to do surveys on for extra money, still do some surveys there actually and some of the streamers actually picked up on it and do it for extra gambling money too. Its not much or anything by any means but its like $50 a week or more once you get used to it. So its good for a gambling budget not related to your finances.

Ah yes, the old days of surveys. I did a few, well, up until I realized it took about 40 lengthy inquisitions to raise about a tenner

Even worse, not qualifying for a survey based on the preliminary questions. So a survey within a survey....only to say "Sorry, you suck, povvo scum" or words to that effect.

Was great when they paid straight to Paypal, mind. It'd be like 30 minutes' slotting for five hours' work

 

[lockinlove]

Ah yes, the old days of surveys. I did a few, well, up until I realized it took about 40 lengthy inquisitions to raise about a tenner

Even worse, not qualifying for a survey based on the preliminary questions. So a survey within a survey....only to say "Sorry, you suck, povvo scum" or words to that effect.

Was great when they paid straight to Paypal, mind. It'd be like 30 minutes' slotting for five hours' work

oh ya its quite tedious if you try to make money off of it strictly. I do them out of boredom when I have zero to do at work and I guess making a few bucks and let it just save up after like 2-3 months and then cash it out so it feels like something. But I couldnt imagine how the housewives do it all day long, it would drive me nuts looking all day for stuff to make like $10 a day ..but whatever floats their boat and I guess they are contributing financially too so good for them....but yeah I couldnt do it all day

I can usually make about $5 when im at work doing them... Which seems silly but hey it cures my boredom

 

[bebo67]

Both of them are like teddy bears so don't feel that way. They just need to make sure they get some respect

Always

 

[mcgameboy]

I remember looking at the site thinking "There's a real gap in the market for quality puns".

Hasn't been filled yet

Well at least you filled the gap in terms of quantity, if not quality. Don't beat yourself up too hard mate.

That's where I learned from your mistake after identifying a similar gap in the market for.....

...ridiculously long-winded, Germanic-level detailed winner screenshot essays....er...posts.

3 posts per day, 3 days per month. Then spend the other 27/28 days of the month bantering with Mr. D and liking your pun posts to get your like numbers up.