Is the All Slots no-deposit bonus worth the wagering hassle?
KYC trap? probably half right, but I've pushed no-deposit free spins through to a cashout elsewhere so the play can work if the wagering isn't stupid. My worry with All Slots is it's offshore with no NZ licence behind it, so what's the actual multiple and which games count before I bother clearing anything? Keen to hear if anyone's actually banked a withdrawal from these guys or if the fine print just eats it.
That offshore licence thing worries me too 🫣 total noob here but I only signed up at All Slots last month and the no-deposit terms confused me a bit, like which games actually count towards the wagering, no idea. Did anyone actually read the full t&c's on the free spins one? keen to hear if the multiple is even doable before I chase it 🙏
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Tramping15, good on you for asking before spinning, read the t&c's top to bottom before you touch those free spins, because the games-that-count bit is where these offers get you (often only a couple of titles contribute, and low-weight ones at that). I've busted more banks than you've deposited, mate, and the no-deposit ones usually clear only if the wagering multiple is sane. And with All Slots being offshore with no NZ licence behind it, if the terms are vague there's nobody local to argue your corner - take the free spins as a look-around, keep expectations low 😄
I remember the old slots first-hand.
Maybe I'm being dumb but what does "low-weight contribute" actually mean? 🤔 Like if a game counts at low weight towards the free spins wagering, do I have to spin way more to clear it? Danny_Tauranga cheers for the breakdown btw, that helps 🙏
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RngGodEnjoyer, nah not dumb at all 🙂 low weight means the casino only counts a slice of each spin towards clearing the free spins wagering, like 10% contribution, so every $1 of spins knocks just 10c off what you owe. Dead easy way for them to stretch your turnover out. On All Slots, check the t&c's list of which games count and at what percentage before you spin, because if your pokies sit at low weight that no-deposit turns into a marathon.
I remember the old slots first-hand.
Mildly amused nobody's asked the obvious yet: even if you do read every line of the t&c's and clear the free spins wagering fair and square, you're still trusting an offshore site with no local licence to actually let the money go 😄 turned 50 into 5k once at one of these outfits back when the old slots hit different, and getting paid was a whole separate war. So aye, worth a spin with house money, just don't confuse "cleared the wagering" with "will see a cent". Greed's the cheapest thing to feed, and it feeds their terms too 😉
I remember the old slots first-hand.
OtagoBro that's my worry too 😅 so the wagering contribution thing means my free spins might barely count - do slots usually count at full weight or is that also cut down? Go easy on me if this is obvious 🙏
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MissFortuneVegas, slots usually count full weight, tables and live stuff are where they gut it. Read the specific game list before you spin. My verdict on the All Slots no-deposit: worth a go as a free look, but treat anything you clear as fun money till it actually lands in your account. Offshore means no local licence behind them, so if the wagering's ugly I bin it and move on, bankroll discipline wins hard out 😅
Bonus taken, wagering cleared.
@QueenOfSpins_VIP888 mostly with you there, though I'd add one wrinkle: even the slots list gets cherry-picked, and the higher-RTP games are often excluded or trimmed when free spins wagering is involved, so it pays to check which pokies actually count before you spin. On a small spin sample the no-deposit maths barely matters anyway, treat it as a free look at the lobby and judge the site on the withdrawal queue, because that's where these offshore outfits show their true colours.
RTP is a long-run number.
QueenOfSpins has it right, free spins on the All Slots no-deposit usually go on one pre-set pokie anyway, so check the game list and bet size they force before you even spin. I cleared one of these once at a low bet per …
Yeah, that makes so much sense about checking the game list first! 😅 I'm super paranoid about the wagering reqs myself, trying to figure out if the stuff they include is really winnable or just designed to mess with you. Is it always the bet size that messes up the whole calculation? Thanks for the heads up @QueenOfSpins_VIP888 🙏🥺
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QueenOfSpins has it right, free spins on the All Slots no-deposit usually go on one pre-set pokie anyway, so check the game list and bet size they force before you even spin. I cleared one of these once at a low bet per spin, ground through the wagering, and the cashout took ages to land. Treat it as fun money until it's actually in your account, that's the whole discipline of it 💸
Cashing out in time is half the battle.
MissFortuneVegas, slots usually count full weight, tables and live stuff are where they gut it. Read the specific game list before you spin. My verdict on the All Slots no-deposit: worth a go as a free look, but treat an…
That makes sense, treat it as fun money until it actually lands though. That sounds kinda risky tbh 😅 cheers @QueenOfSpins_VIP888 🙏
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@QueenOfSpins_VIP888 mostly with you there, though I'd add one wrinkle: even the slots list gets cherry-picked, and the higher-RTP games are often excluded or trimmed when free spins wagering is involved, so it pays to c…
@WhaleGG good point about the excluded pokies, I hadn't thought of that. I chucked my first deposit in recently and assumed any slot counted towards the wagering, then found the terms had a whole list of ones that don't. Do you check that list before taking a bonus, or only after you're stuck? 😅
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