Slot Cashback is Additional Bonus Casino for Gamblers

Some casinos offer slot cashback on their slot games either during campaigns or for joining a Slot Club. Cashback means you'll get a percentage of your bets back regardless of whether you won or lost.

As a concept, cashback is a little ridiculous; casinos give back tiny a part of the money that they took in the form of house advantage. Wouldn't it be just easier to have a higher payback in the slot machine games?

But then again, it wouldn't look the same

It's funny how some real money online slots advertise their slot cashback offers with "Earn money playing online slots" to give players a false impression. A truthful advertisement would say "Lose less at slots" or "we've increased our house edge and now you can get some of it back to make it look like we're generous." Then again, that would have a hard time selling.

Now, should we look for real money casinos that offer cashback on video slots? Are they the best places to play at?

It could be a good idea to look for them but don't expect a casino with a cashback offer to be automatically better than others.

Payback is the most important percentage to know - sadly casinos never publish their payback figures. (They do publish monthly online slots machines payouts which give us an idea of their payback percentage.)

It's easy for casinos to offer 0.5% slot cashback on every bet if their payback is 2% lower than others, for example. Or just 0.5% lower, in which case they'd still make the same amount of money as other casinos but would appeal more to certain types of players.

A good rule of thumb would be to be careful about any fantastic offer that you learn about, whether it be free spins, free money or cashback, since casinos with a higher house edge can afford better promotions.

In the long run, it makes sense to choose the casinos with the lowest slot machine house edge, suggesting you're satisfied with other parts of the service (customer support, payment methods, etc.).

You have a good reason to be especially suspicious when a casino has huge promotions but refuses to publish monthly payout percentages.