Casino Bonus

So what is a casino bonus? The idea behind casino bonuses is rather simple.
For every dollar you invest in casino chips (see the Gambling Terms section of Casino-Planet for explanation), the casino invest some money in you.
For example, if you buy chips worth 100$, you get chips worth say 120$.
The amount of money changes from casino to casino, and from offer to offer and the amount of different casino bonus offers is huge.

Most casinos prefer you play in this or that game, and so are offering different bonus for online roulette than that for baccarat gambling.
Even if you choose to play only casino poker games, you might be offered different casino bonus for plain poker from the bonus you'll be offered for the same casino's poker tournament.

Since casino profits tends to be high (the house always wins they say…), and competition among online casinos is fierce, casinos will go as far as offering new gamblers up to 100% (!) bonus.

That means, that if you buy casino chips for 100$, you'll get chips worth 200$ ! how come? Well, since the casino knows he's going to win, he doesn't care if you stick around longer and play for the extra 100$ that are doomed to go right back to the casino's pocket.

What's more, the extra casino bonus might drive you to invest even more money then you intended to.

Another why for casinos to use the casino bonus system to draw gamblers, is by offering what in known as "no deposit" casino.
This is usually not a real no-deposit casino, but rather a no deposit offer offered by a regular online casino.
The idea is that you get the casino bonus without buying any chips, that is, without paying anything to the casino.
The trick is that this kind of bonus will not come as real dollars, but as casino money.
That means, that you can play the casino with this money, maybe practice some new casino tips you've just learned, but even if you win, you will not get any money upon leaving the casino.
There will be no payout for you.