|
Gambling sites, like any other casino out there, have one set of priorities in mind above everything else: their own. While they’re happy to see people gambling away in their casino and winning the occasional big payout, all sites have to have their own welfare in mind first. Any business that’s going to survive in this dog eat dog world must think likewise or risk financial destruction.
To this end most gambling institutions have tried to drawn in new players by offering up joining incentives. Known usually as signing bonuses, these incentives are given to players to the casino who have just joined and want to try out the games. Most sites probably hope that players will use this money up quickly, get a taste for gambling, and then deposit their own money in an attempt to recoup their digital losses.
But not all players play this way. A lot of players out there have their eyes on one thing: that bonus. Known often as scalpers, these players will sign up for a site and fulfill all the requirements necessary to withdraw the bonus. After that they’ll move on to another of the myriad of gambling sites out there and repeat the process until they’ve made a nice bit of cash for doing essentially nothing.
And they can do it. There’s nothing illegal about the practice so long as they fulfill the requirements. And casinos know this: but they don’t approve. That’s why most gambling sites have gradually ramped up what’s necessary of a player to remove that gambling bonus and claim it as real money. Originally it wasn’t very hard, but now you’re typically required to play 20 or 30 games on any of the sites with that money wagered before you can claim it.
Are the scalpers beaten? Nope. There’s an easy way around this problem: Bet small. Take that bonus money and put it on low stakes games. Play over and over until you’ve fulfilled the requirements. Then that money is yours. And who knows, you might win some extra cash in the process.
|
