Sticky Type II Bonus Strategy

A sticky type II bonus, like a sticky type I bonus, can be wagered with but never withdrawn. However, unlike a sticky type I bonus, the bonus money for a sticky type II bonus is not confiscated by the casino when you withdraw. Instead, the bonus money is returned to your account for you to continue wagering with. You can withdraw any winnings off of the bonus money at any time, and each time the full bonus amount is returned to your account. This makes sticky type II bonuses a lot less risky than sticky type I bonuses, and overall more profitable as well.

The strategy that I recommend when playing a sticky Type II bonus is as follows:

Play the bonus exactly as you would play a regular cashable bonus of the same size. Once you have completed the WR, withdraw either your deposit plus any winnings on top of the bonus, or your deposit minus any losses to this point. If you happen to lose your entire deposit amount while completing the WR, you will not be able to make any withdrawals at this point since you only have the sticky type II bonus money remaining in your account.

After making this first withdrawal, all that will remain in your account is the bonus money. Players should then set a target for themselves, deciding how much they want to be up on top of the bonus before making subsequent withdrawals. Assuming the sticky type II bonus is $100, I would recommend you do something like this ..Decide you are going to make a withdrawal every time you are up $30. Decide how much you want to bet per hand, probably in the neighborhood of $5-$10 per hand for our example. Once you reach the $30 target, make a withdrawal. You will then be back to the $100 sticky type II bonus in your account. Repeat the process and withdraw every time you get to $130 ($100 of this being bonus and $30 being winnings). Continue this until you lose the entire bonus money and then you are done.

One addition to this strategy, using the example above, assume you are playing $5 hands and are down to $50 in bonus money left. Since you are not going to withdraw until you have $130 in the account, you may want to increase your bets to maybe $10 per hand just so you don’t waste a lot of time playing without ever getting over the bonus amount. You will increase your chances of busting the last $50 of bonus, but also give you a more realistic chance of getting to the $130 balance.