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05-17-2005, 04:54 PM
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Cryptologic question?
Don't use these sites as much, but I want to take advantage of the bonuses they offer.
When during the month do they put your bonus in your account? Do you have to have money in there for them to put the bonus in the account? Thanks for any help. 
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05-17-2005, 05:17 PM
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Re: Cryptologic question?
The bonus is deposited into your account as soon as you meet the requirements. (ie, you get the bonus after you've done the required playing)
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05-17-2005, 05:29 PM
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Re: Cryptologic question?
They don't tell you or keep track of it on the cashier page. I might have worded that wrong. When will it appear in the bonus portion on the cashier page? Do they automatically put it there, or does it appear there when you make a deposit?...currently I have no money in the account. The first time I used the site, it had a money available to you portion and a bonus portion to keep track. Just want to know if I need to do something or do they automatically appear on the account. Thanks for the help.
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#5
05-17-2005, 06:48 PM
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Re: Cryptologic question?
I think I see what you mean.
The software varies a little, but I can tell you how it is with Interpoker (the only one I've cleared the bonus at so far) On the cashier page, under your account, it tells you your balance and the balance you can withdraw. The (available for withdrawal) amount is your money, and the balance is your money + uncleared bonus. The bonus is automatically added when you make your first deposit each month, but you can't play with it until you clear it. They don't show you how many more hands you need; you have to keep track yourself or email them.
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#7
05-18-2005, 10:42 AM
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Re: Cryptologic question?
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They don't tell you or keep track of it on the cashier page. I might have worded that wrong. When will it appear in the bonus portion on the cashier page? [/ QUOTE ] Not necessarily.. They're all different. For all the sites except Interpoker, the difference between available/withdrawal limits can ONLY be cleared in the casino. Play blackjack to get these, but if you bust (use up the difference), stop playing, DON'T chase these bonuses. DON'T play BJ with your own $$, it's -EV.. I think all casino bonuses stack and never expire. Interpoker - deposit $90, get $90, when the available/withdrawal limits match, you cleared it. These stack too btw, and never expire afaik. WillHill - play 5 tables hours, get £5/table hour. Shows up in your statement in the cashier. Totalbet - play 5 tables hours, get £5/table hour. They send you 1 email for every £5 you clear. UKBetting - NO notification whatsoever. You have to keep track of how much you win/lose, and what the cashier says you cashed in/out of the table. Pokerplex - $50 for 300 hands. They send you 1 email when it's cleared. Carribean sun - $40 for 500 hands, they send you 1 email when it's cleared. Classic doesnt give bonuses, Ritz doesnt accept US players, and IDK about the other one.
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#8
05-18-2005, 12:13 PM
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Re: Cryptologic question?
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Totalbet - play 5 tables hours, get £5/table hour. They send you 1 email for every £5 you clear. UKBetting - NO notification whatsoever. You have to keep track of how much you win/lose, and what the cashier says you cashed in/out of the table. [/ QUOTE ] Everybody says the Crypto sites pay £5/table/hr, so that playing 5 tables for one hour would earn you the full bonus. I belive them, but my experience has been that it is £5/hour and that playing multiple tables on the same site has no effect on the bonus. MKR
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#10
05-20-2005, 03:56 AM
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Re: Cryptologic question?
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Not necessarily.. They're all different. For all the sites except Interpoker, the difference between available/withdrawal limits can ONLY be cleared in the casino. Play blackjack to get these, but if you bust (use up the difference), stop playing, DON'T chase these bonuses. DON'T play BJ with your own $$, it's -EV.. I think all casino bonuses stack and never expire. [/ QUOTE ] Hi Everyone, first time poster and sorry, I'm a little slow with this concept. I've heard it said before that these boni are "risk free" but I just don't understand how. I assume that when you deposit - get the bonus - you are required to use your own money first. So, if you stop when you go bust - haven't you lost all your money and can withdraw nothing? Any advice would be appreciated.
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