13/01/2010, Online casinos
Usually, when signing up to an online casino, the player is asked if he wants to receive the casino newsletter. Most of the players uncheck the box for fear of receiving unwanted emails, such as spams.

Usually, all online casinos ask their customers if they agree on receiving their newsletters because sending unwanted emails is a bad practice and it is against the law in some countries. If you are asked this question, you can feel almost safe because this is a proof that their newsletters are sent in accordance with all current and proposed national and international legislation on commercial email.

We think unsubscribing from the casino newsletters is a mistake because you could lose the only chance of being informed about the promotional offers and bonuses.
These newsletters could be the key in helping you to collect long-term rewards from your online casino by countering the house edge.

And most of the online casinos are just trying to inform you about their exclusive Freerolls and Poker Tournaments, for example.

Players also receive the latest casino promotions, special bonuses and free chips, straight to their inbox.
They can win extra cash prizes for participating in monthly drawings as well.

If you unsubscribe from the casino newsletters, you might miss substantial bonuses which are sometimes given for celebrating a special occasion, on a particular day, or decided on a day to day basis.

Casino newsletters are also dedicated to provide all types of information and news on online gambling, online casinos, player issues, etc.
Usually, the casino bonuses are temporary, and there are only offered on a daily or weekly basis.

Players should know that personal sensitive information, such as passwords to enter Poker Tournaments for example, are not published directly on the casino's website. Players will get the information directly into their mailbox.
Casino newsletters are absolutely free and you can unsubscribe any time.