Denmark caps bonuses at 1000 kroner and 10x. we get 450% and 40x. which of us is being looked after

That's the actual trade, and it's worth being honest that it is one rather than pretending either side is obviously right. Denmark decided a bonus which can't realistically be cleared is a misleading product, so they capped the size and the wagering until the offer became a real thing rather than a marketing number. The price is that the offers are small and dull. So alternative is our market, where the headline can be anything at all provided the terms are technically published somewhere. Livelier, and the liveliness is the mechanism. Neither of those is free.
 
cashback is only one i take now. no wagering, money is money, comes monday and i do what i want with it
bonus is a loan. cashback is a refund. took me years to understand this simple thing
 
Same, and rakeback for the same reason - it pays on turnover rather than losses, so it comes whether you're up or down. Check it's really wager free at your site though. Some places attach playthrough to cashback and at that point it's a bonus wearing a better name.
 
but has anyone actually seen their offers improve here since the duty went up? mine have got noticeably worse and i assumed it was just me being restricted
 
helenakp said:
but has anyone actually seen their offers improve here since the duty went up? mine have got noticeably worse and i assumed it was just me being restricted
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frankly speaking quite opposite... bonus spend is the first thing cut when margin tightens because its the only cost they can switch off overnight
what you get instead is more cashback and more loyalty points. cheaper for them, feels like something, doesn't need a big headline
 
which matches exactly what i've seen. the offers from places ive used for years got smaller, and the 450% ones started arriving from names id never heard of. tells you something about who can afford to offer whst
 
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