How do Free Bonuses Work?

[Scampi]

Ok, a stupid newbie question but I don't know the answer!

Let's say there is a $10 free sign up bonus, no deposit. If 10 people take advantage of that bonus, that is $100. So would my account be negative $100? Or would it only go negative if they win with the free bonus?

[TheGooner]

It depends on the program - but generally - yes - on revenue share schemes usually all costs (including the no deposit bonus) will be reflected in your stats.
If people play and lose the bonus then it's break even.

[Nick.RevenueJet]

Working with RevenueJet, your account will go into negative $100. But no worries - as soon as they finish playing the bonus, you are back at 0.

[Scampi]

Thanks Nick, it was RevJet I was talking about

[Nick.RevenueJet]

thanks nick, it was revjet i was talking about

lol

[grem]

It seems every casino has their own terms with the bonuses being listed as an expense. Other programs only count it as negative if there is a cashout involved.

[Roulette Zeitung]

If you ask on the quiet...
Every honest person will confirm that free bonuses are like a swimming bath without water.
I am talking only about the 1st free bonus without deposit.
O.k. some maybe want freeloaders into their affiliate account who are investing nothing or $20.
If i speak for myself: I want players from the well-heeled middle or upper class.
These free bonuses offers are a spam tool too.
Check you emails.
And for European players free 1st bonuses without deposit doesn't work better then you desist from using this (in my eyes) lame promotion feature.

Leopold

[eric]

Hi, It will go against your balance, in your situation, you will be $100 down. But what you've got to bear in mind is, negative carry over onto the next month or not, and without the bonus would you have got those 10 players? In my opinion, the situation you describe is how it should be and over a 6/8 weeks period you'll get the best out of it.