Online Casinos Like Real Money Players

For newbies to online casinos, wagering is for free. They don’t have to spend anything from their own pocket. However in this method new players don’t get any revenue. Therefore they are encouraging players to bet real money. They have been reminding customers to bet for real money and different strategies are being taken place to convince them.

In many cases the reminders start when the player logs in to the casino. Some software provides equal screen for both free or with real money while others instantly displays the real money option. Rival Gaming and Cryptologic online casinos follow this kind of practice.

A lot of software providers are introducing pop up messages asking the players to wager some real money. They indicate that the player is really lucky, pushing the players to bet for real money. This are the so called strategies of the online casinos.

Microgaming,the leading online provider, provide its own trick. The software post a message that floats constantly around like this one, “Win Real Cash. Click Here”. This message only lure players to bet for real money.

In some certain software providers, it does not allow features or certain games who are wagering for free. Like for example Rival Gaming. This software does not allow Auto Play to players who are playing for free. If the players click the button a message like this will automatically appear “Auto Play is only available when playing for real money, would you like to play for real money now?” The intent is to tell the player that if wants to play he have to bet some real ones. Cryptologic does not allow some multi-player table games to players who are playing for free.

Online casino players usually get to play free to get a feel of the software. Once they do, an irritating pop ups or message buttons will remind you to bet for real money, that is is they want to continue playing.

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