Reviewed on September 30, 2019
LIKED
I definitely thoughtx the welcome bonus package on offer here at LiveRoulette seemed a little on the stingy site upon first glance, but after giving it a little thought it occurred to me that match bonuses of less than 100% are very often the best types of bonus for me personally, provided the wagering requirements are based on the amount of the bonus only, as is the case here.
I went for the maximum deposit of £100, receiving a bonus of £50 with a total wagering requirement of £2,000 – equivalent to 40x the bonus amount. That’s pretty standard across the industry these days, but in terms of my starting balance of £150 represents a target that feels fairly achievable.
Rolling over your balance 13x is no small feat regardless of what stakes you choose to play, but as ever you just need to get a little lucky early on with a decent sized bet and it can often be straightforward enough just to coast the rest of the way there.
I was particularly pleased to find NO restricted games list when browsing the terms and conditions here, which makes a very nice change these days. I wasn’t able to find any major omissions from the games on offer as a result of this either, and enjoyed a great deal of time spinning NetEnt’s Dead or Alive 2 with bonus money. The way it should be!
I was fortunate enough to finish my wagering with more than twice my starting balance of £150, representing a profit of around 250% on my initial investment of £100. I had to wait a couple of days to receive my winnings back to my card because of the usual ban on receiving bonuses for deposits made using e-wallets, but the request was definitely honoured quickly as I hit withdraw around 10pm on Wednesday and received the funds back on my card around 1am on Friday morning.
Overall I’d say this is a great deal for the player, but would advise against small deposits where the minimal amount of extra funds granted by the bonus would easily be outweighed by the prospect of having a wagering requirement to contend with should you win.
I went for the maximum deposit of £100, receiving a bonus of £50 with a total wagering requirement of £2,000 – equivalent to 40x the bonus amount. That’s pretty standard across the industry these days, but in terms of my starting balance of £150 represents a target that feels fairly achievable.
Rolling over your balance 13x is no small feat regardless of what stakes you choose to play, but as ever you just need to get a little lucky early on with a decent sized bet and it can often be straightforward enough just to coast the rest of the way there.
I was particularly pleased to find NO restricted games list when browsing the terms and conditions here, which makes a very nice change these days. I wasn’t able to find any major omissions from the games on offer as a result of this either, and enjoyed a great deal of time spinning NetEnt’s Dead or Alive 2 with bonus money. The way it should be!
I was fortunate enough to finish my wagering with more than twice my starting balance of £150, representing a profit of around 250% on my initial investment of £100. I had to wait a couple of days to receive my winnings back to my card because of the usual ban on receiving bonuses for deposits made using e-wallets, but the request was definitely honoured quickly as I hit withdraw around 10pm on Wednesday and received the funds back on my card around 1am on Friday morning.
Overall I’d say this is a great deal for the player, but would advise against small deposits where the minimal amount of extra funds granted by the bonus would easily be outweighed by the prospect of having a wagering requirement to contend with should you win.
DISLIKED
I felt the limit of £6 whilst the bonus was active was a little low for the live casino games, especially considering that is the main focus of this casino. As a result, I ended up avoiding those games for the most part, although I did spend a little time trying out the roulette and blackjack.
The terms and conditions for these bonuses include an unusual clause that actually states that players are only eligible to receive these offers if they have never received an equivalent welcome offer at any other casino within the Betsson group. I have a feeling that this clause is included solely for the purpose of preventing advantage players signing up at all of the casinos within the group in a short period of time, because I certainly had no issues despite definitely having taken bonuses at other casinos within the group at various points in the past.
The terms and conditions for these bonuses include an unusual clause that actually states that players are only eligible to receive these offers if they have never received an equivalent welcome offer at any other casino within the Betsson group. I have a feeling that this clause is included solely for the purpose of preventing advantage players signing up at all of the casinos within the group in a short period of time, because I certainly had no issues despite definitely having taken bonuses at other casinos within the group at various points in the past.
