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IMO it depends.
If you build a community of freebie hunters then I do not believe that it is a good thing; however it can be very useful when attempting to get newbies to try out casino games. We have acquired many big players off of no deposit offers in the past.
Short answer?
YesLonger answer?
Most often they will be people with little intent in actually depositing – and as you get paid for deposits only then – yes they’re not paying their way – so they are wasting your time.Longest answer?
If you are developing a base of interested newbies then it’s possible that some of the players will eventually be interested enough to develop online banking facilities, (credit cards, neteller, paypal, moneybookers) … and eventualyl deposit online.But it’s a real LONG road to go to take a noob freebie hunter and turn them into a gambling whale.
You are better off usually to be targeting people who have already made the jump to online gambling and who are looking for a better place to play and deposit…
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Just my opinion though …
:tooconfus
