these email bonuses are getting a bit stupid, i just got another one today  
this one had an even lower rollover of only 15x.
but with no luck again, gates 1000 took it all after 400 something spins.




i wonder how many they going to send me before they get the memo that i'm not going to deposit and play on bc.game again anytime soon, lol.

LOL, At least you are getting an interesting offer over time. I do get this promotional email consistently but the amount is very low and the wagering requirements is high x20.

It’s always just up to 10$ or 15$ bonus but in your case it’s 65$ based on your screenshot notifications.

I think you have higher chance to claim it next time if you will luckil6 hit a big multiplier.

I'm really lazy to claim it because it seems like it's impossible to cash it out, just like your experience, I also ended up after 3-5 x wager, just think of it as a trial bonus to enjoy the game even though it has no sensation at all because we think the bonus is worthless, I usually receive 2-4X every month

The issue about these monthly bonuses is that they are very good on the surface but when you look at the actual amount of the bonus and the betting conditions, then the value is realized within a short time. Even twenty to thirty dollars can hardly be converted to anything significant when the rollover exceeds x 20. Anything around x35-x40 is practically certain loss mathematically as you mentioned so long as you do not get a lucky streak. Such offers would be really helpful when there is less gambling and limitations, and casinos are knowingly not going in this direction. Finally, high rollovers take more of luck than tactics.

What you're experiencing is similar to what I experienced when a friend asked me about gambling sites. Of course, I recommended a crypto casino, but the difference is, while your friend became interested in crypto after you introduced him to a casino, my friend never even tried playing at the casino I recommended, citing the complicated process.

For some uninitiated individuals, the process can seem complicated, especially if you have to first deposit fiat, then convert it to crypto, and then send the crypto back. Furthermore, they're unfamiliar with the transaction process. And what's funny is that when I showed him his deposit address, he was surprised to see the USDT address, thinking it was a bunch of random numbers and meaningless. 

Any major platform offers Poker? Was I asleep for years? I don't mean video poker games, yes, they are everywhere but that's not what I want. I'm looking for to play Texas hold 'em Poker where I'll sit on a table with other players and gamble against them.
When I visit BC.Game and then click on Poker on the left sidebar, this is the Poker that I'll be able to play, right? https://youtu.be/TPr_nWo76b8?t=249
At the moment I can't load this page because it tells me to reach Level 8 to start my Poker journey! I also see that there is a website bcpoker.com, so I don't understand is this a real website or phishing? And what's the difference between BC.Game's poker and bcpoker.com? Is bcpoker more advanced and full of tournaments?

I do think they have both for BC.GAME, but I find it strange it's like two domains for the platform and the poker part of it.. It even has TP reviews aside the reviews for the platform itself.

It’s basically just one of their marketing tricks to make people curious and give you that little dopamine boost. 

I got the bonus today too, and honestly I get those emails pretty often, but only a few times I actually use it to play slots. TBH, I never really expect those bonuses to be withdrawable, but at least it’s fun for killing time, getting a bit of free balance to play slots even though it still runs out pretty fast.

There could be many reasons for this, which only an employee of BC.Game could answer directly. For example, there could be legal aspects behind it (separate companies both operating under the BC.Game name, etc.) or it could be easier from a marketing perspective to treat the poker platform separately, for example, to give the whole thing a more professional image.

However, in my opinion, this is not strange at all and would not personally prevent me from playing there or creating an account with KYC ... if I played poker at all.