Reviewed on August 10, 2016
LIKED
I wouldn't normally bother with a bonus with wagering set as highly as this one, and the extra 25 free spins on Starburst certainly didn't convince me (I hate the game). I decided to accept the bonus for a little extra play time but as I did not expect to beat it I stuck with the lowest possible deposit amount which was £20 at the time.
In order to receive the bonus you need to remember the code (CFloor1) otherwise support may not be able to add it for you. If you do forget or the bonus is not credited be sure to contact support before you start to play or you'll certainly have no chance of getting the offer.
Like all casino bonuses today it's very important to read the terms and conditions before deciding whether to accept the deal. As well as the common wagering requirement attached to the funds most casinos now have lists of excluded games, various limits on stake size, game contribution percentages and even restrictions on how much you are allowed to change the size of your bet whilst a bonus is in play. It's all getting a little bit out of hand and I foresee a time when casinos will scrap this kind of bonus altogether because of the ever increasing number of issues they have to create rules to deal with as a result of advantage players relentlessly searching for new ways to beat the casino at their own game. This is a shame, but hopefully the casinos will come up with a fairer and less complicated way to compensate their loyal players as a result.
I was pleased though that one of my favourite games "Dead or Alive" was not restricted and didn't have a lower contribution percentage either. It is getting quite rare to find this game available without restrictions for bonus play now, and my experience probably demonstrates why quite well - I managed to hit five scatters on a 0.36 bet for a win of £900 just as I was about to bust which allowed me to complete the wagering requirement and make a withdrawal quite easily! This experience left me feeling quite warm about Casino Floor and I even took up their second deposit offer as a result as it included some free spins on Dead or Alive.
In order to receive the bonus you need to remember the code (CFloor1) otherwise support may not be able to add it for you. If you do forget or the bonus is not credited be sure to contact support before you start to play or you'll certainly have no chance of getting the offer.
Like all casino bonuses today it's very important to read the terms and conditions before deciding whether to accept the deal. As well as the common wagering requirement attached to the funds most casinos now have lists of excluded games, various limits on stake size, game contribution percentages and even restrictions on how much you are allowed to change the size of your bet whilst a bonus is in play. It's all getting a little bit out of hand and I foresee a time when casinos will scrap this kind of bonus altogether because of the ever increasing number of issues they have to create rules to deal with as a result of advantage players relentlessly searching for new ways to beat the casino at their own game. This is a shame, but hopefully the casinos will come up with a fairer and less complicated way to compensate their loyal players as a result.
I was pleased though that one of my favourite games "Dead or Alive" was not restricted and didn't have a lower contribution percentage either. It is getting quite rare to find this game available without restrictions for bonus play now, and my experience probably demonstrates why quite well - I managed to hit five scatters on a 0.36 bet for a win of £900 just as I was about to bust which allowed me to complete the wagering requirement and make a withdrawal quite easily! This experience left me feeling quite warm about Casino Floor and I even took up their second deposit offer as a result as it included some free spins on Dead or Alive.
DISLIKED
The terms and conditions are fairly standard, but not the best around. The wagering requirement is very high at 35x the deposit plus bonus amount, or 70x the bonus if you prefer. Whilst this level of wagering is getting more and more common anything much above 40x is vastly EV negative for the player which means you should expect to lose your money almost every time you take a bonus like this - that's why I went for the minimum deposit and accepted that I was probably going to gain a little playtime at best as a result of participating. Many players prefer to stick with using their own money only and I really don't blame them.
