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I am confused.  I get a chip bonus of 100.00 that is not with withdrawable. I deposit 25.00 and the casino is giving me 400% on the deposit.  I have 125.00 to play with.  I win 2000.00, how much can I withdraw?   

Keyaa1   You must ask the casino if the 400% non-cashable bonus you used had a max cash out, what the playthrough requirements are (and complete them), and read the bonuses T & C.

Whatever it is they gave you to start with is, on a non-cashable bonus, is not withdrawable and will be deducted from any withdraw request.

Sounds like All but the 400% bonus would be withdrawable. Which is $100. So $1900 should be withdrawable. If I'm understanding your post. Congratulations. Read the terms and conditions and talk to live help regarding your intent to withdrawl, and let us know how it goes.

Keep in mind that you also have to play the $100 bonus 30 x or whatever the playthrough requirement is on that 400% bonus. So if it's a 30 times playthrough, you must have wagered over $3000 before you will be able to get money through a withdrawl. Actuallly it'S $3100 because your 400% non-cashable bonus.




Posted this in a different area, but thought it would be helpful.

I read through these postings, and i'm glad to see that our family is learning and finally understanding that nothing in life comes completely free. If my post is the only post you've read here, i encourage you to read the rest of them. Great advice - coming from those that have found the answers. Well some of them.

I just wanted to add my little tid bit. Yes ALWAYS deposit in between free chips. You're not wasting your money if you're enjoying yourself, so your deposit is probably a minor cost considering the entertainment value that you are receiving. You never know when you're gonna hit the big one, and God forbid it happens (as it always does) on a free chip that you were unqualified to take.

OK enough of the lecture, HERE'S MY TIDBIT - Before depositing, before claiming free chips, before you begin play, contact Live Help for that casino. Ask them questions. Ask them if there is a minimum deposit requirement to qualify you in between free chips. Some casinos allow you to deposit as little as $1 (Using NetTeller or UseMyWallet) but then say that it's not a qualified deposit, and thus disqualifies you from cashing out on the free chip coupon. (Party C..y - to name one mentions no minimum deposit requirement except for on credit card purchases, yet has an unwritten $30 minimum deposit rule to qualify for free chips.

Second question - Ask them if you qualify to use the particular coupon code that you're planning on using. Might be that that coupon was not for the general public. You want to know that up front.

One last thing. They say make a deposit first. Well that's true, but you can't redeem a free chip on top of your deposit. Your account bal must be zero to redeem most free chips. So really you're either depositing after (and on top of) the Free chip coupon which i don't recommend because the free chip coupon has a maximum cash out, or you're depositing without using the free chip at some future time. In either case you're qualifying yourself for the next free chip coupon you redeem by making your deposit.

So spend the 5 minutes with Live chat before you do anything. It clears up any questions, it's a great time to get actual playthrough requirements and they know of other coupon codes that you don't know of (like the no restriction bonus type-with no playthrough and no max cash out) That's typically how i deposit in between free chips. So for every deposit i make i get two bonuses out of it. The Free chip and the no restrictions bonus (which has been as high as 240%- bonus itself generally is non-cashable but it gives your $20-$50 deposit some breathing room to begin your initial play.

Hope someone gets something out of this besides annoyed. lol. Good luck 

Great post/topic Whealthycap.

Most of the basics is covered i think. One advice is to ask around if your not sure, there are lots of ppl in here with lots of experiance of casinos.

Bonuses are tricky things.  Unless you just want some money in the account to play with, I would suggest not taking them unless your casino has a REALLY good deal (terms) with bonuses.  Some casinos require 20X bonus PLUS deposit to be wagered before a withdrawal can take place.  Given how the odds of gambling work, the chances of cashing out anything will be VERY slim.

I have requested to be taken off all bonuses of the online casinos I play.  Let us think with a business head here:  The purpose of the bonus is to keep you playing; hence, the greater chance you will loose your bankroll.  Yes, there are the few who hit the $10,000 jackpot on their last $1 spin, but those are rare.  I like to be able to cash out at any time.