Making first payout with bonuses question

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Many online social casinos ask players to make a small deposit of $10 to verify their account when they try to claim a bonus chip.
If you get a signup bonus where the most you can cash out is $50 or $100, here’s what you need to do: you have to meet the playthrough requirements. You need to make a verification deposit. This deposit can be refunded when you withdraw your money. They just need to check that your payment method is valid.
 
PapaC said:
Many online social casinos ask players to make a small deposit of $10 to verify their account when they try to claim a bonus chip.
If you get a signup bonus where the most you can cash out is $50 or $100, here’s what you need to do: you have to meet the playthrough requirements. You need to make a verification deposit. This deposit can be refunded when you withdraw your money. They just need to check that your payment method is valid.
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Has anyone actually gone through this process? I'm tempted to try, but a bit wary. Any success stories out there?
 
CiViP said:
Has anyone actually gone through this process? I'm tempted to try, but a bit wary. Any success stories out there?
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I've done it a few times. It's legit, but you gotta be smart about it. Here's the deal:
  1. Pick a reputable casino. Do your homework.
  2. Read the fine print on those playthrough requirements. Some are brutal.
  3. That verification deposit? Yeah, it's real. I usually do the minimum, like $10.
  4. Be patient. Withdrawals can take time.I've cashed out a couple hundred bucks over the past year. Nothing huge, but it's possible.
 
Greenpickle said:
I've done it a few times. It's legit, but you gotta be smart about it. Here's the deal:
  1. Pick a reputable casino. Do your homework.
  2. Read the fine print on those playthrough requirements. Some are brutal.
  3. That verification deposit? Yeah, it's real. I usually do the minimum, like $10.
  4. Be patient. Withdrawals can take time.I've cashed out a couple hundred bucks over the past year. Nothing huge, but it's possible.
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Sounds too good to be true. What's the catch? There's always a catch with these online gambling joints.
 
slotkiss said:
Sounds too good to be true. What's the catch? There's always a catch with these online gambling joints.
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Slotkiss, the main "catch" isthe playthrough requirements. For example, if you get a $50 bonus with a 20x playthrough, you'd need to wager $1000 before you can withdraw. Also, game contributions vary - slots might count 100%,but table games often contribute less to the requirement.
 
Sinkler777 said:
Speak for yourself! I've made bank on these sites. Just gotta know how to play the system.
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While it's possible to come out ahead in the short term, it's important to remember that the house always has an edge in the long run. Can you share more about your strategy?
 
Some social casinos do accept cryptocurrency. It can offer faster transactions, but be aware that the value fluctuations could affect your deposits and withdrawals. Always check the casino's policy on crypto payments.
 
slotkiss said:
Hey, why do you think social casinos need a deposit to verify? Seems fishy. :sneaky:
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It's primarily to prevent fraud and ensure the player has a valid payment method. I guess it significantly reduces chargebacks and false claims.
 
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