Last advertisement, promise!

[The Mayor]

We are going to try being affiliates of some Inet casinos for a few months and see if it is worthwhile. This site runs on the good will of a few generous people (not me!) and I am trying to get some bucks into their pockets. They never asked, but when I offered to put up some ads to help them out, they didn't say "no."

Just join these casinos, take them for their bonuses, and leave! You'll support this site, get some extra bucks in your pocket, and have some fun.

Thanks

--Mayor

 

[zengrifter]

Newcomers be clear...

... on what Mr. Mayor has just advised - you can sign-up with these casinos and receive some sort of matching deposit - divide the total amount by 200 and play basic strategy until you have met the full-play requirement for withdrawl of winnings inclusive of the bonus$ - then quit. You will have a significant edge over them. zg

 

[Automatic Monkey]

Additional advice

1) Read the fine print carefully on all bonus sites. Many sites these days have higher action requirements for BJ that can bring you into a negative EV situation. Some bonuses are also "sticky"- meaning they themselves cannot be withdrawn but they can be played and you can withdraw any winnings and these have to be rated differently. You'll also need to know the BJ game rules so you can calculate what your EV is with the bonus.

2) You'll want to leave your money in for at least a month before attempting to withdraw. The sites reserve the right to arbitrarily declare you a "bonus abuser" and not pay you. This is generally not worth their while or reputation for small hits but if you attract their attention they can make it difficult for you to get paid.

 

[zengrifter]

Rather than advertising "BJ-type" casinos...

... why not stick to online poker rooms and other more benign types of gaming sites? zg