Am I right...

I live an hour away from 4 different casinos here in Mississippi, the 3rd largest gambling state in the USA (Recently moved here) and just got back. Will be making a post about my experience with them after I write this one. Its good reading so check it out.

For this post though:

Let me get this straight...

I sign up to an online casino and use a no-deposit coupon for lets say $50 free play with what is called a $100 "Max Cash Out"

1) Does that mean that if I use that $50 free play and get up to $250, I can only cash out $100 of it?

2) Does that mean that I HAVE TO PLAY the other $150 I won and CAN NEVER get that money in my pocket/bank EVER?

Oh and do I have to enter my credit card info to get a no-deposit bonus?

Some information in reply to your questions.

RE: 1) Does that mean that if I use that $50 free play and get up to $250, I can only cash out $100 of it?

Yes thats right, regardless of the amount you have one.If you have won a random jackpot of say $8,000 you can only withdraw the $100, anything left over is normally reset to zero after your withdrawal.

Note, the hardest task isn't getting ahead the $100 but achieving the playthrough without hitting a losing streak.

For example a $50 free chip normally has a playthrough of 20 x,which means you have to place $1000 in bets using the $50 before you are elegible to cash out anything.You could win $500 on your first spin and still not achieve the $1000 in bets.

Re:Oh and do I have to enter my credit card info to get a no-deposit bonus?

You don't need a credit card to get ND bonuses however to withdraw you normally have to give either credit card details or other ID like drivers licence or utility bills.

Hope this helps,

Brett666

all nd bonuses have maximum cashout rule..if u win more, youll be able to withdraw only specified amount.
As of cashing out your winnings, sometimes youll be required to deposit money( after you met wagering requirements) in order to verify your account,and your payment method.