Jackpot City's latest offer or just a Kiwi prank?
Saw the title and had a laugh, Jackpot City running a NZ-focused offer and half the thread already crying prank 😭
Anyone actually read the terms before depositing? I'm at the stage where I check wagering first, figure my bet per spin around it, then decide if the bonus is worth the grind. If the free spins are on a decent slot and the playthrough isn't insane I'll give it a crack, worst case I bank the clear and move on. Someone paste the actual wagering so we're not all guessing? 🎰
They did make it for NZ players, which is cool. I'm just totally lost trying to figure out the wagering requirements though. 🤔😅
Learn something new about casinos every day.
No shame in that mate, the wagering bit trips everyone up first go. Read it slow before you put a cent in: how many times through the bonus, which games count full weight towards it, and when the thing expires. I've turned fifties into good money on offers like this once, and I've also watched a bonus die in my hands because the grind ate it first 😄 the terms tell you which one it'll be.
I remember the old slots first-hand.
Looks like half the punters are assuming it paid already. I'm waiting for verifiable cashout proof before believing any of these claims.
Cashout screenshot or it didn't happen.
Cheers LuckyStreakBonus, that helps 🙏 So if I take the bonus I should check how many times through I need to play it and which pokies count full weight? Still learning bonuses 😅
Learning to clear wagering, go easy 🙏
Cantab said it properly, bonus hype means nothing till someone posts a withdrawal screenshot. My caveat: even with proof, check which pokies count full weight, some tables and low-vol slots get gimped weighting and the wagering drags on forever. I always screenshot the terms page before depositing, saved me once already.
Licence first, deposit after.
Hard to call it a prank when it's built for NZ players only, seems like real intent to me. Still, wagering terms first, screenshot proof second 🎰
Cashing out in time is half the battle.