Bonus hunters are those who browse and travel from casino site to casino site, only to take advantage of the new player bonuses being offered by each individual site. When the bonuses expire or are otherwise no longer usable, the bonus hunter will leave the site – never to return.

	Platinum Play 1500 free bets, no deposit
	Royal Vegas 1200 free in bonuses
	Jackpot City 500 free on deposits
	7 Sultans $1000 free in 9 bonuses

While this might sound like fun, it can be very dangerous to individual players who enjoy reputable environments on the World Wide Web. Reputable sites offer reliable and trustworthy casino and wagering fun. The fact of the matter is, many online casino gambling sites are owned by the same group or conglomerate. These families of casinos will look through their reports in order to find patterns on the individual sites which may reveal bonus hunters. If they find a pattern by a particular bonus hunter, they have the option of blacklisting that player. Blacklisting prohibits an individual from taking part in any activities. Individuals who are blacklisted from online casino sites will no longer be able to play any of the casino’s games or enjoy any of the bonuses being offered by the online casino(s). Sometimes the player will only be blacklisted from one casino, but they could also be blacklisted from all the casinos operated by that group or conglomerate.

For some people, these potential risks are outweighed by their desire to enjoy signup bonuses from many online casino sites. Many figure that the odds of them getting caught are fairly remote. Individual players need to decide for themselves how worthwhile the risks and advantages would be. No matter what is decided, players need to be able to live with the consequences of their actions – and when a player is blacklisted from reputable online casinos, it can be very difficult to find another, suitable and reliable site from which to play.