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David

Casino on Net gives a 20% initial sign up bonus for new players for up to a $1,000 deposit. If you deposit $1,000, you will get $200 in bonus money. You will then be required to play at least 3 times the amount deposited plus the bonus before you can cash out. 3 X $1,200 = $3,600.

I wasn't aware that they'd changed their long-standing bonus policy of 2x bonus minimum wager. Makes me sentimental for the "golden age" of a few years ago when wagering requirements were lower.

Have you guys really had success there? I played about a year ago, and the dealer drew 5 blackjacks in a row. This, along with all of his 20's and my deposit was gone within 15 minutes. Thank goodness my credit card company declined my request on the FOURTH deposit (I lost all 3 of my $50 deposits within 35 minutes. LOL!!!

>Regular players say that they get paid with no hassles and their games appear to be fair.

And if this turns out to not be true, well we don't care and we're not responsible. All we do is get paid to make them look good.

Really? I could get you about a thousand testimonies from people who have been paid by CON and think they are the best operation out there.
I might also mention some people did well out of the 2-1 bj promotions they offered and the 40-1 payoff on a single number at roulette. But hell, maybe the 60% six-decker in your local terrestrial casino is a better bet.

It amazes me the number of people who continue to insist that e-casinos cheat everybody when the overwhelming evidence is to the contrary. David is to be congratulated for attempting to pull this forum out of the dark ages.

I made this mistake also - online casinos just don't do this anymore and I assumed they meant bonus+deposit. They don't.

CON's current policy is unchanged:-

Casino-on-Net reserves the right to withhold the amount of the Bonus from player's Cash Out funds if the Bonus is wagered in Roulette or Craps and/or the wagered amount is less than twice the amount of the Bonus received.

You are required to wager only $400 on a $1000 deposit to qualify for the $200 bonus.

You are required to wager only $400 on a $1000 deposit to qualify for the $200 bonus.

At CON you get your bonus instantly. There's no waiting 24 or 72 hrs or other nonsense. Everything is automatic.

One thing I don't like much at the moment is that casino's are resorting to a "qualifying" procedure more and more often. That's not a big deal when it's only 1x deposit or even 3x but some places use 6x, 8x, or even 10x.

If all casinos were as straightforward and professionally run as Casino On Net there'd be a lot less bitching and whining from the players. And online gambling would enjoy a much better reputation than it does at present, to be sure!

I got my first check yesterday from an e-casino. Now I can go for it (I just wanted to see one through from beginning to end...). Made $150 on the promo + $99 in variance bonus money 8-)

It works. It really works (to paraphrase Sally).

--Mayor

...you bought Enron at 50 because some guy on a message board said it was a "bargain"

..you don't know a damn thing what your talking about.

I have more money than you do because you let fear overcome your intellect...

First you start with the scam... like "easy money"... you can have the one scammer make up numerous internet aliases to hype a stock or product and no one would know. This is apparently what is going on here. Someone is paid to shill for an on-line casino and then all the aliases flood in to say how "easy" the "free money" is. Those who express caution are drowned out and ridiculed by these aliases as "dummies" or "chicken". Then, the last wave of suckers who sends their money to a pyramid scheme will end up holding the bag. JUST because you see it on the internet, and just because it looks like a bunch of people say it's OK, does NOT mean it isn't a scam... many people have been victimized by scams which appeared legitimate at the time (look at all those fools who sent their life savings to a 16 year old kid so he could "invest it on high quality sports picks).

You are suggesting that a webmaster from the US, an English gambling author, and a beautiful young asian girl living in Australasia, writing with very different styles, were all somehow the same person engaged in a global casino conspiracy?

JUST because you see it on the internet, and just because it looks like a bunch of people say it's OK, does NOT mean it isn't a scam... many people have been victimized by scams which appeared legitimate at the time (look at all those fools who sent their life savings to a 16 year old kid so he could "invest it on high quality sports picks).

You CAN however, be SURE that someone who writes in a shrill hysterical style with the occassional word in BLOCK capitals is BARKING mad.

A "pyramid scheme" operation was happening couple of years ago on the net with a certain unknown bank "guaranteeing" the operation. They "promised" the doubling of your investment deposited in the bank within eight weeks! And, of course, if you kept your money for another eight weeks (or so) your money would quadruple!

I was informed by people I met who were participating in it and quite excited. Then, they gave me the url. That was in the heydays of the Hi-tech Bubble... and disappeared before the Bubble burst.

Too good to be true? Buyer beware!

I doubt their BJ game is random. Just my opinion, but my results have been poor. I have no data to back this statement up, so don't bother asking for it. Like I said, it's my opinion.

However, CON is one of the best payers out there. You will get your money, and Customer Support is great.

Bumpy

unadulterated ?

a perfectly random game, will you show some evidence before we kindly dish out a few thousand bucks, sir?

I've seen some strange things going on out in cyberspace.

a perfectly random game, will you show some evidence before we kindly dish out a few thousand bucks, sir?

Four independent testimonies makespretty solid evidence. Ten minutes searching the web will get you about a hundred others. I could produce my own logs but that would *prove* nothing-if I wanted to rig a game it would be very easy do so without leaving any evidence in a short sample, and I'm no great programmer.