I can’t tell you how many offers I get on a daily basis from this online casino or that one, offering me free money or free casino instant bonuses.  They seem to find any reason to send an email! It’s Monday! It’s Spring! It’s Your Birthday! It’s Their Birthday!

Ok, I’m being slightly sarcastic… but sometimes the sheer amount of free casino offers I’m bombarded with is overwhelming.  But hey, they’re free offers.  So I decided to do a little research in order to understand what exactly I really am getting and if it’s worth the time it takes to get it. 

Most free casino money offers actually mean free chips.   They allow you to play with a certain amount of free chips before you make your first actual deposit in order to try out the games (some websites call it “Free Spins” some call it “$5 or $10 Free” the end result is all the same.)

You get to cashout whatever you win off the bonus, minus the bonus itself and you have to meet wagering requirements (that usually exclude blackjack play!) So these bonuses are usually geared for slots players who tend to wager a lot with a small amount of money.  When they say “wagering amount” it just means the total amount of money you actually bet.  So you can play with a small amount (like $5.00 or $10.00) but over the course of an hour wager a total amount of $50.00 or $100.00.  The websites usually have a place inside the software where you can keep tabs on how much you are wagering.  Also, customer support representative at good online casino sites can usually tell you this number on the spot.  Being a slots player myself, I can usually maximize on the free casino offers easily and often time take full advantage of most of those emails, annoying as they can be….

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