[boardroomshuffler]

Any good ones ?Any bad ones to avoid?

[Swampy]

I played on 888.com during a brief infatuation with Blackjack, and cashed out smartly after my bonus cleared. I left with a profit and have uninstalled it, as in each game the odds are against you so there doesn't seem any point in playing them.

Hilariously, I lost $150 in a few minutes, but in the process of doing so, I'd racked up $3 of bonus money. I somehow - no idea how - built that up to $600-odd (including bonus). Thank f**k for that.

But I started losing soon after and thus quit while I was ahead.

Why do you want to play an internet casino, btw?

This post has been edited by Swampy: 26 February 2007 - 09:27

[boardroomshuffler]

Really for the bonuses available.Playing basic strategy blackjack with the bonus and turning over the required of turnover you should be able to show profit,

The Betfair Casino is surprisingly the worst and has been heavily criticised.One casino that i have found very good is 32red,a matched amount to start with plus they have on a couple of occasions e- mailed and given £50 free chips.If i had been losing in that casino i would understand but that surprisingly is one casino where i am in profit.

This post has been edited by boardroomshuffler: 26 February 2007 - 11:41

[SaltyTON]

boardroomshuffler, on Feb 26 2007, 13:39, said:

One casino that i have found very good is 32red

Good choice!

[Swampy]

boardroomshuffler, on Feb 26 2007, 11:39, said:

Really for the bonuses available.Playing basic strategy blackjack with the bonus and turning over the required of turnover you should be able to show profit,

The Betfair Casino is surprisingly the worst and has been heavily criticised.One casino that i have found very good is 32red,a matched amount to start with plus they have on a couple of occasions e- mailed and given £50 free chips.If i had been losing in that casino i would understand but that surprisingly is one casino where i am in profit.

I was sent a spam email advertising a casino and with its 100% bonus it looked tempting. However playing Blackjack only counted for a tenth of the bonus counter as opposed to, say Baccarat or Roulette. So even with basic strategy, with the dealer advantage taken into account, the length of time you'd need to play would statistically make it unlikely that you'd have any money left at the end of it.

If you know of any that have a generous bonus structure that doesn't require thousands upon thousands of bets, please let me know about them because as far as I can tell they're a dying breed :/

[boardroomshuffler]

http://www.blackjackballroom.com/ splash.as...&from_id=0#

As it says ,free play without bank details etc,for a withdrawal that would be an obvious requirement .

Not easy to win though as despite the free amount you can only wager either 2 or 4 dollars at a given game.

The most you can return to your bank is $200 irrespective of your winning total.

Needless to say i lost ,on reflection though maybe if you get in front relatively early ,the best strategy is to slow down and let the clock run down.

This post has been edited by boardroomshuffler: 26 February 2007 - 12:36

[Swampy]

Nice one - will check that out this evening if it doesn't require bank details

[boardroomshuffler]

http://www.7sultans.com/7s_download. asp?bt...036;beforeyougo

[Swampy]

Cheers, big ears.

What are the terms and conditions like?

Edit: Never mind, lost 3 hands of blackjack (2 doubles) to lose the free 50

This post has been edited by Swampy: 01 March 2007 - 19:01