Casino Offers

  • I’ve read a few times that casino offers can be profitable, if you stick to low stakes to reduce variance etc.

    I was just wondering whether anyone had any tips for completing these and also whether there are any great offers that are worth doing or offers that we should avoid?

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    OnYerBike 0

    Just make sure you don’t have any of your own cash in the account, as this can (Stan James for example) then be seen as part of the rollover requirement of your winnings, meaning even after you’ve lost all profit on the rollover requirement you lose some of your own money in your account until you roll that over too.

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    SammyR 1

    @Christop48, if you do any of the offers that have a sign up of 100% deposit match or such like whereas with betting you may choose the higher amount possible to deposit in order to extract the most available via betting and laying with the casino offers it’s better to deposit a small amount (£10 or £20) as you are taking a bit of a gamble no matter what.

    If you haven’t already signed up JackpotJoy is a good one to start with. They are very well known, good offers for new and existing users and don’t have ridiculous rollover requirements.

    To practice if you’re not experienced, start with some of the offers that bookies occasionally have, rather than doing new sign ups.

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