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Reviewed on December 1, 2020
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I wanted to double check the Slotnite bonus terms and conditions before writing my review here, and it really is all very confusing. If I’d read this page more closely back when I played I would surely have kicked up something of a stink regarding it. See, on the homepage it is clearly stated that you must wager your bonus plus deposit amount 35x before funds become eligible for withdrawal, but in the details listed directly under the table of contribution percentages there is an equally clear “example” of a player depositing £100 (as I did) and playing slots only, resulting in a required wagering amount of £3,500 before funds can be withdrawn.
Other discrepancies are present too – in some places it is stated that when opening games with zero contribution percentages then your bonus balance will not be visible (I can confirm this is not true as I was able to play Dead or Alive 2 using bonus funds, albeit with the expected zero contribution to wagering) whereas in others it is simply stated that such bets will just not count for wagering purposes. I really think that White Hat casinos need to get on top of this situation urgently and arrange an immediate re-write of all of their bonus terms across all of their properties as soon as humanly possible.
Most of the other rules are as you would expect for this group such as the maximum of £5 per spin when playing with a bonus and the awful max cashout of £100 from free spins – I’ve never dared to test how that could interfere with an existing bonus balance obtained prior to playing out the free spins.
Overall, if you know what you are getting yourself in for, this isn’t a bad bonus, I just don’t understand why the need for such deceptive and restrictive rules these days. It does nothing but make the casinos look bad in my view.
Other discrepancies are present too – in some places it is stated that when opening games with zero contribution percentages then your bonus balance will not be visible (I can confirm this is not true as I was able to play Dead or Alive 2 using bonus funds, albeit with the expected zero contribution to wagering) whereas in others it is simply stated that such bets will just not count for wagering purposes. I really think that White Hat casinos need to get on top of this situation urgently and arrange an immediate re-write of all of their bonus terms across all of their properties as soon as humanly possible.
Most of the other rules are as you would expect for this group such as the maximum of £5 per spin when playing with a bonus and the awful max cashout of £100 from free spins – I’ve never dared to test how that could interfere with an existing bonus balance obtained prior to playing out the free spins.
Overall, if you know what you are getting yourself in for, this isn’t a bad bonus, I just don’t understand why the need for such deceptive and restrictive rules these days. It does nothing but make the casinos look bad in my view.
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One thing that definitely does suck big time is that you HAVE to play your free spins on the casinos mandated choice of games – on the other hand, all three games (Twin Spin, Turn Your Fortune and Temple of Nudges) all have reasonably higher minimum bets, so could definitely be worse!
