So I've heard of this concept of a refer a friend bonus that many online casinos offer. In fact the casino that I've just started playing at offers this sort of bonus to it's players. Basically from what I understand all I need to do is send over players to the casino and they'll credit my online casino account with some free credits. I know lots of people who might be interested in gambling online so I'd just like to know if there's anything they need to do in particular in order for me to be able to claim this sort of a bonus?

They do really work as Phizzle said but if it's bonuses at online casinos you're looking for unless you have a ready pool of people you know would be interested and willing to play then these bonuses aren't really worth your time. And if you did have a vast pool of people that want to play online my suggestion would be to become an affiliate and earn revenue based on the losses of players that you refer to the casino effectively becoming a free agent for the casino.

Most people don't care to do the above although being an affiliate in the gaming industry can be quite lucrative. If it's bonuses that you want then you should look at some of the deposit bonuses being offered by the online casino(s) you're currently playing at or looking to play at!

Hey thanks for the advice guys... I wasn't sure whether it was worth my effort as I was really keen on getting some additional free money to play with when I start playing more online. I think that you're right though in that I'm better off probably just taking advantage of the deposit bonuses and other bonus offers and promotions being offered at the casino.

Hey Ray,

Just as an FYI I've referred several people to online casinos in the past and never been credited for my efforts. If you're looking to make money from online casinos you're best as Angie had mentioned to become an affiliate for casinos and you'll earn much more then a few dollars which they basically give you for referring someone to the casino.

To be honest refer a friend bonuses aren't worth your time...

Perl