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#11
10-20-2005, 02:39 AM
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Re: Whats My Play?
Despite your error of over depositing, clearing the bonus now has a positive expectation of $55. The fact that you've won $66 has no effect.
Put another way, you can cash out now an end the experience at a guaranteed +$66. Or you can clear the bonus and have an expected total finish of $66+$55 = $121. 
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#12
10-20-2005, 06:38 PM
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Re: Whats My Play?
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Signed up for a 100%/$100 bonus at Lucky Emperor. I deposited $200 not realizing that this would increase my wagering reqirement. [/ QUOTE ] Are you sure this is right? I did something similar at Starluck to get the signup and IGMpay bonus on the same deposit, then I realized that putting in extra to max out the IGMpay bonus might have screwed me when it came to the requirements for the signup bonus. But I talked to customer service and they said since only $100 of my $500 bonus counted towards the signup bonus, the wagering requirements would be the same as if I had deposited $100 for it. That seems stupid to penalize players for depositing more.
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#13
10-20-2005, 08:44 PM
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Re: Whats My Play?
It depends on the casino. With Emperor this was the case.
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#14
10-20-2005, 09:28 PM
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Re: Whats My Play?
Regardless of if it increases the WR, depositing more is a terrible idea. Assume it doesn't increase your WR. You deposit $100, they give you $100 for a total of $200. You lose it all, net loss is $200. You deposit $300, get $100, then you lose $200. Now you have lost $200 and you still have to keep playing because you haven't cleared the WR. Just for a future note, never deposit more than the required amount. This has nothing to do with variance.
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