Most of them, yes. Many online casinos apply a cap on winnings and withdrawals of bonuses. Usually, it is a $100 limit. For example, if after clearing a bonus, you have $150, you will be able to cash out only $100, and the $50 will be forfeited.
When searching for a licensed casino, you may come across gambling sites regulated by various authorities. Aside from the MGA, the UK Gambling Commission also has some of the strictest standards and regulations for casino operators. Or if you live in Ontario, you can consider offshore websites licensed by the AGCO. It also has a strict checking process for operators.
No, you can’t. Only real money wagers qualify. If you have any money on your bonus balance, wager it first. And then, compete for the Play’N Go prizes, using your real money balance.
Yes, of course. Nowadays, software providers create games with HTML5. This technology makes video games compatible with mobile operating systems such as iOS and Android. Therefore, you can play new online slots at all mobile casinos that support iOS and Android.
N1 Casino is 100% secure. First of all, it holds a license from the Malta Gaming Authority which already makes you trust the operator. Secondly, the website is using SSL encryption and many other protective measures to ensure the safety of players and their data.
In Canada, there are more than 150 casinos. Only in Ontario, their number exceeds 70. However, not all provinces and territories have casino establishments. In half of the Canadian territory, casino venues are not allowed, while in another half, most of them don’t work due to the pandemic restrictions.
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