From the dozens of online slots available at the moment, two in particular have a record for paying out jackpots again and again and whilst they are never massive wins, they would certainly put enough cash in your bank to pay for a very nice holiday with some substantial spending money.

The first of these luck slots is Cash Splash from Microgaming, which has a record of paying out 5 figure sums at least once a week and in some cases twice a day. Over the last two weeks alone the following sums have been paid out by Cash Splash to luck winners;

• $19,269.00 (10th December 2011)
• $55,793.00 (9th December 2011)
• $61,508.00 (4th December 2011)
• $23,240.00 (25th November 2011)
• $45,648.00 (25th November 2011)

The second lucky slot that seems to drop jackpots  like they are going out of fashion is Lot’s a Loot, another slot from Microgaming that just seems to enjoy paying players big sums of money. Over the past couple of weeks it has dropped it’s jackpot on 4 lucky players, each of whom have taken an average of just under $20,000.

Whilst this lucky streak doesn’t suggest it’s guaranteed to pay you next, it certainly does give you a good feel for the frequency that the luckier of the Online Slots can drop jackpots.

Both of these slots are available to play at Dash Casino, 32Red Casino and Ladbrokes Casino.

I signed up to Pamper Casino recently and took advantage of the free $100 chip to check out some of their games. This money didn’t last a great deal of time so I decided to make a deposit and take advantage of one of the massive bonuses they were offering.

Before depositing I took a quick look at the terms and conditions of the bonus and within 30 seconds decided they wouldn’t be getting a single penny of my money.

Here are a couple of terrifying terms taken from their terms and conditions page;

• “the bonus + deposit must be wagered 50 times before being eligible for a withdrawal.”
• “The maximum cashout limitation is permanently enforced on your account once you take any deposit bonus.”
• “All future withdrawals become limited to the most recent maximum cashout you had with the last bonus you took”

These statements are just terrifying.. imagine making a deposit of $500, winning $20,000 and the being told the maximum you are allowed to cashout is $50 because you took a bonus a year ago and now that’s permenantly stamped on your account !!!

And what about that 50 times wagering requirement, so you deposit £100, you get a 2000% bonus giving you $2100 to play with, you then need to play through $105,000 before being able to cashout anything and even then you are still bound by the silly maximum withdrawal rules from your bonus.

I think this is all pretty pointless and is no way to treat any casino player, a quick search on google revealed dozens of websites complaining about their disgraceful terms and even more websites with comments from players who were refused their winnings or had their accounts locked out for no reason.

Here is a selection of what the web has to say about Pamper Casino;

• A guy at Latest Casino Bonuses wins $23,472.50 and then is refused payment by Pamper Casino
• Complaints of scamming were aired over at Casinomeister
• No Deposit Forum adds Pamper Casino to the list of Casinos to avoid at all costs

I could go on, but I don’t think there is any need… play here at your own risk !