My Casino Whoring adventure starts -- A FEW QUESTIONS

CLC · #1 03-07-2005, 10:36 AM

I have been skeptical about casino whoring for a long time, but decided to give it a whirl. I set aside $500 for a starting bankroll. So far I have completed 10 bonuses within the last 14 days, with a success rate of 9 out of 10. I busted out of one about 80% through the WR (fortunately it was a $50 deposit and 150% bonus so my investment lose was small). I have deposited $790 and have balances/withdrawals totaling $1560 at this time.

Needless to say, I have a NEW outlook about online casinos and am looking to further my exploits. All this being said, I have a few questions about Casino Whoring.

1) When I deposit and complete the WR with a profit, should I withdraw the ENTIRE amount or leave some behind to piddle around with. I don’t want to be classified as an abuser and miss out on future offerings.

2) I have researched a large number of casinos and found that there are half a dozen sites that are related to each other within each group (Fortune group, Casino Rewards, Casino Pays group, etc) I have looked through their T&Cs, but have been unable to identify anything concrete restricting me from having an account for 3 or 4 casinos within a group. The only reference that I have found so far is YOU MAY HAVE ONLY ONE ACCOUNT per Name, household, IP, etc. (I assume this means only one account per casino.) Casino Rewards group is the only one that I have found so far that specifically says that it is allowable to have an account at multiple sites within their group.

3) For many sites there is a download and flash version of the software. The T&Cs for many sites state that you must download the software to be eligible for the signup bonus. Is there any advantage of using the flash version after signup? (ie. I have Captain Cook and Casino Kingdom downloads, but have difficulty opening both at the same time). Would using the flash versions solve the problem?

Any insight that you would be able/willing to provide would be greatly appreciated.

axioma · #2 03-08-2005, 10:58 AM

1. withdraw it all if you like, its no problem.

2. you can sign up to each casino, regardless of it being owned by the same group as another.

3. either is usually fine for clearing bonuses, however some site only allow autoplay on the download version.

smoore · #3 03-09-2005, 05:38 PM

I withdraw nearly all of it and then play big odds bets to try to win big with what little I leave in there. Dropped my last $13 on a number on roulette and hit the 35:1 in one casino, it's the only time it's worked.

Freakin · #4 03-11-2005, 12:08 AM

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2. you can sign up to each casino, regardless of it being owned by the same group as another.

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Wrong.

Some groups will restrict your ability to claim future bonuses (like Casino Rewards) if you sign up at all of them.

Freakin

axioma · #5 03-11-2005, 10:13 AM

first off, the question was if it was possible to sign up at casinos of the same group, the answer of course is yes.

secondly, you can play the casino group you mention, simply by playing each casino of the group at the same time, and withdrawing profits all together once they are all finished.

popniklas · #6 03-11-2005, 06:01 PM

that's right. i got labeled as a bonus abuser by casino rewards today. i can keep the bonus already credited to my account, but i'm not eligible to any more bonuses or comps. seems like they are harder on bonus abusers than most other casinos/networks.

smoore · #7 03-11-2005, 07:12 PM

Yeah, Casino Rewards shut me down too, no biggie most of the bonus' aren't that great.

popniklas · #8 03-11-2005, 07:55 PM

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they aren't? bj ballroom seems great. $400 with autoplay. missing that one is what hurt me about being shut down... they said that if i show an honest intention to play and risk my funds, not just for the bonus bla bla, i will be eligible for their promotions again. don't know what that would take, nor if it would be worth it.

smoore · #9 03-11-2005, 08:24 PM

yeah, it's a lot of cash but it's only 40% and I think they use the D+B WR so you'll have to risk some $42,000 on the tables to clear it. I'm strictly small time, going for the 100% match bonus types. I am not about to risk $1000 of my own money on blackjack [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

hogua · #10 03-11-2005, 08:34 PM

If I understand this correctly. You could deposit $100 for a $40 bonus. Play through it with autoplay for an EV of $15.50. Not a lot of money, but also not a lot of work. If you are comforatble with the $1000 for $400 your Ev goes up by a factor of 10 to $155.