Online casinos offer free stuff for new players, right? I mean, how could I like, trust them, if I can’t try them out first?

I personally think it’s horrible that the government is trying to stop online gambling. If the government is going to try to shut down online casinos they might as well shut down land casinos as well. But their not going to do that because they a lot of money off of the land casinos. With the online gambling they don’t.

i’m looking for online casinos with a better cash out requirement. i would prefer something equal to or less than 15 times the wager of the bonus (not combined with deposit). does a casino like this exist?

I have read that their are some sites that still accept US players. If so, what do you have to do to deposit real money into your account. Is there a way around this new law? I read that the law is cracking down on companies that transfer money from online casinos to players.
I forgot to add one more detail. I live in New York state. Am I totally screwed?

Online casinos give you 100% deposit offers even up to 300% on your first purchase, is there something new out there better than that?

I guess that could be a forum dedicated to online casinos…
Might be a place like this one:
http://www.forumcasinos.com

what is a good online casino? do any online casinos except paypal?

I’ve seen people playing roulette on online casinos and they usually have a very good estimate of what comes next. What is their secret?

What are some good internet sites for online gambling that allow US players? Are they scams, or can people actually win money? I am not addicted to gambling, but just want to try online casinos out. I joined intertops casino, but I haven’t deposited any money yet, because I am not sure what the safest way to deposit money is? They give you a list of options and limit fees to deposit money? If I get a prepaid card from a gas station, is that a safe way to go? Let’s say if I do end up winning a lot of money. Since the website has my name and address, can they find me and rob me, or if I owe the site money? Any advice about online gambling will be greatly appreciated. I am more interested in the casinos with slot machines, than playing card games or betting on sports.

i’ve tried many like PokerStars and FullTiltPoker and such, and different online casinos, but none of them allow florida residents to play.
why? I dunno..
but if anybody knows legitimate sites where florida residents can play, please let me know. comments are welcome.
Thanks in advance!

I know that progressives and land-based slot games are rigged to payout lower for lower denominations. How about online casinos? Should you play all lines and bet the maximum to get the best payout?

I’ve seen all kinds of bonus offers out there for online casinos. Can I really deposit 0 and get free? Can I just take the money and run?

How much do you know about online casinos? gambling?

How does that effect on teenage students gambler?

Do you agree that online poker playing is a serious problem? why or why not?

Do colleges have any responsiblity to address students gambling? if so, what actions might they take?

Do you agree that online casinos should take more responsiblity for screening users? why or why not?

I really like the slots and blackjack. Where’s the best place for both? The other day I found a casino with different bonuses depending on the type of game that you play. I can’t remember which casino it was, but why would online casinos have different bonuses depending on the type of game you like to play? Doesn’t make much sense to me.

Looking for somewhere new to play. Someone told me that the newest online casinos seem to be loosest to lure people in the door at first.

All the online casinos that I have played at do not have good poker and slots. Any recommendations? A good sign-up bonus would be nice!

Any good online casinos with Click2Pay bonuses?

When I play at Harrah’s casino, they give me cash back for my slot machine and video poker play. Do online casinos offer similar loyalty programs?

I am looking for money to play at online casinos. I just love the slots and blackjack!

I’ve read many places where gamblers say that 40-50% of their earnings can be made from bonuses in the online casinos. I’m fairly new to the whole betting scene, but what exactly are the bonuses and how can you make money on them? Thanks!
exactly how much do you have to play until you can withdraw?

Looking for a good directory about online casinos and gambling on the internet.

I would like a realistic opinion on how profitable the average online casino is. Is there money to be made, or are there so many online casinos around that competition has stifled any chance of real profit?

I know there are many online Casinos that offer no deposit bonuses, but does anyone know any online casinos that allow you to withdraw your no deposit bonus right away.

In other words, a casino where you register, login and withdraw your no deposit bonus right way without having to make any deposits or play any games.

I’ve been reading a bunch of articles and sites about this and I’m still a bit confused. A lot of people say that its not illegal to bet on sports online but the govt made it illegal for banks to process deposit requests to these online casinos. So if you use a website that uses a company that is able to process the deposits, then there is no problem in betting online? Thanks for the help.

Online casinos normally start the game of blackjack with the players placing their initial bets. Once all wagers are placed, the virtual dealer proceeds to dealing the cards. Online casinos normally start the game of blackjack with the players placing their initial bets. Once all wagers are placed, the virtual dealer proceeds to dealing the cards. Each player is dealt two cards, including the dealer. A "blackjack" is when a player is dealt an initial 2-card hand that produces a 21 as a result of a ten-value card (i.e. a 10, king, queen or jack) combined with an Ace. If a player manages to land such a hand, he wins immediately.

Could you pls explain A "blackjack" is when a player is dealt an initial 2-card hand that produces a 21 as a result of a ten-value card (i.e. a 10, king, queen or jack) combined with an Ace

It would be great if you could put this text in a layman’s language