"SPAM" emails for on-line casinos
What do you think about emails that purport to do the following:
Download our casino in 20 seconds to get $2400 richer when you join.
What do you think about emails that purport to do the following:
Download our casino in 20 seconds to get $2400 richer when you join.
I'm happy to receive them. Most of them are crap, but occasionally you'll get one with value. Beginners should be cautioned that they should check out a casino's reputation carefully before sending money.
How do we go about checking them out. Some of the offers sound waaaaaaaaaaaaay to good to be true.
<< How do we go about checking them out. Some of the offers sound waaaaaaaaaaaaay to good to be true. >>
You have a measure of protection by playing at a casino that uses one of the major, respected software providers, because those providers don't want to be associated with scamsters. For players in the U.S., that mostly means Microgaming, because the other big providers have pulled out of the U.S. market.
But you should be doing additional due diligence. Start with the pages at:
http://www.blackjackforumonline.com
There are lots of cobwebs and dust kittens over there, but these pages are still chock full of essential information. These will give you the basics on how to select a casino, and how to play a bonus profitably. Know that straightforward cashable bonuses are all but obsolete for U.S. players.
Also be sure to see:
http://www.casinoman.net/content/casino-blacklist.asp
http://www.casinobonuspages.com/index.php
Know your edge, and know your bankroll. Have fun!
