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free spins with a max cashout are kinda pointless

I got offered a batch of free spins last week, only to read the fine print and see there’s a max cashout limit way lower than what you could actually win if you hit something big. Like, what’s the point of going for a jackpot or even any halfway decent win if you’ll get capped anyway? I get they’re supposed to be a promo, but if the ceiling is always just a tiny payout, it kind of kills the whole reason for even using the spins.

It feels more like marketing fluff than an actual bonus. Do most of you even bother with these types of free spins, or is it better to just skip and look for promos without the harsh max cashout rules?

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Sure, free spins with caps, pass

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Cap lower than 20x?

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Pass is fine, but "free" spins always get dressed up too nicely for what they are. I’d rather take 10 honest spins than 50 with a toddler cap.

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847••2 replies

"batch" of free spins always gets me, last one I saw was 25 spins at 10¢ and a $50 cap. Sure, great!!!

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that 10c always bugs me more than the cap, i had one like that hit a tease bonus and it still felt like coupon mail

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25 at 10¢ with a $50 cap is just ad copy, BRB. I'd need 100 spins minimum

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20 spins, $100 cap, yeah, promo confetti!!!

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