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St. Patrick

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Quote from: Tylerizator on February 16, 2018, 02:01:18 PM

$15 Free No Deposit by Riobet
No deposit bonus of $ 15 can be received only by those players who register an account in the Riobet casino via a link from Casinosss.com and enter the bonus code FBI upon registration.
How to claim 15 $ free from Riobet

Claim $15 Free

Here is the instruction:

Go to Riobet casino website, click on the link at the bottom of this page.
Sign up, mentioning promo code BNC upon registration.
Please write real information e.g. telephone number in the registration form as the account will be verified.
After the registration is complete, log in your account and verify your email, telephone number and send the documents (as per instruction in the account). Documents check up usually takes 24 hours.
After verification please open Bonuses tab and activate no-deposit bonus 15$. Now the money is at your disposal. Please fulfill 35x wagering requirements (bet 575$).
After fulfilling the wager requirements, a no deposit bonus can be withdrawn from the casino, or used to play. From now on, the money is completely owned by the gambler.

Rules:

Wager requirement are 35x = bet for 575$.
After fulfilling the wager requirement the money can be withdrawn from the casino.

other No Deposit Bonuses

Received. I was certainly embarrassed that you need to specify the phone number, but Oh well. Let's see if spam comes later.

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Quote from: xIIImaL on February 22, 2018, 08:59:03 AM

Quote from: BTCevo on February 20, 2018, 12:44:33 AM

Quote from: Mike Mayor on February 17, 2018, 08:24:19 PM

What right do you have to ask for "documents" what like my ID? Are you insane. People's privacy is worth much more then $15 and it's not even a garanteed $15 it's a maybe. Infact let me work it out. If house edge is 1% and you need $575 that is 575/15=39 not 35 so you can't even count.

50% - 39=11%

Your chance to take away $15 is 11%

The point of gambling on bitcoin industry is because we are trying to be anonnymous but if they are asking for KYC with ot without permission then this site is not worth to play. I do not think people will like to give any of their information just to get $15. Of course this does not worth of anything to play, more over they even ask us to wagered X amount before we can cash out

Bow looking for KYC become normal buddy. I see all the US gambling site are looking for kYC why you fear about this alone. There are many people promote in the way affiliation program or referral code program.
But all seems not get successful. I am not aware of wager amount will I able to cash out?

Almost all ICO, even bounties requires KYC . It is a government laws now to ensure their business and transactions. I might do KYC for a worked have done like in bounties, investing inICO or that withdrawal KYC in casinos,but I might not risk my identity with something free like this that I'm not even sure if we will really get it.

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Quote from: BTCevo on February 20, 2018, 12:44:33 AM

Quote from: Mike Mayor on February 17, 2018, 08:24:19 PM

What right do you have to ask for "documents" what like my ID? Are you insane. People's privacy is worth much more then $15 and it's not even a garanteed $15 it's a maybe. Infact let me work it out. If house edge is 1% and you need $575 that is 575/15=39 not 35 so you can't even count.

50% - 39=11%

Your chance to take away $15 is 11%

The point of gambling on bitcoin industry is because we are trying to be anonnymous but if they are asking for KYC with ot without permission then this site is not worth to play. I do not think people will like to give any of their information just to get $15. Of course this does not worth of anything to play, more over they even ask us to wagered X amount before we can cash out

Bow looking for KYC become normal buddy. I see all the US gambling site are looking for kYC why you fear about this alone. There are many people promote in the way affiliation program or referral code program.
But all seems not get successful. I am not aware of wager amount will I able to cash out?

The_Dark_Knight

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Quote from: MinerHQ on February 17, 2018, 03:58:22 AM

Quote from: Tylerizator on February 16, 2018, 02:39:55 PM

Yep! Almost all gambling websites now want to see gamblers Telephone number...
Worst rule.... agree

People are using these cryptos to coins to gamble to hide their identity then who can provide their phone numbers to gambling sites?

I will never use gambling site if they ask for my personal details except for email id even though they are a very trusted gambling site. Also, I don't remember any of the crypto reputed gambling sites are asking as of now.

True, most people here are using bitcoin and altcoin casinos to play without having to deal with KYC policies if bitcoin and altcoin casinos keep implementing these kind of policies then what it is going to stop me and many other people to just use fiat casinos instead, after all if I need to go through KYC anyway then I prefer to gamble my fiat than to gamble my coins that give me profits if I hold them long enough.

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Quote from: MinerHQ on February 17, 2018, 03:58:22 AM

Quote from: Tylerizator on February 16, 2018, 02:39:55 PM

Yep! Almost all gambling websites now want to see gamblers Telephone number...
Worst rule.... agree

People are using these cryptos to coins to gamble to hide their identity then who can provide their phone numbers to gambling sites?

I will never use gambling site if they ask for my personal details except for email id even though they are a very trusted gambling site. Also, I don't remember any of the crypto reputed gambling sites are asking as of now.

I agree I use crypto cause I dont want to deal with the document and personal info shit

techit

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Your site does not need phone verification,

A Confused Shoe

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Agreed, I have never successfully rolled over these casino bonuses at 20x or higher. Maybe others have though and I'm just the very very very unlucky one Wink

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Quote from: Bitinity on February 17, 2018, 05:00:59 AM

$15 No deposit bonus with 35x wagering requirement but still asking for personal document verification? I wont do it even the $15 if totally free without any requirements. Maybe some other people willing to do this but I'm sure more than 90% bitcoin gamblers wont take this no deposit bonus.

AFAIK this is caused by new laws.

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Quote from: chris200x9 on February 20, 2018, 05:04:06 AM

Quote from: A Confused Shoe on February 20, 2018, 02:10:20 AM

Um, thanks I guess for telling us about this Riobet Casino and sharing your affiliate link/code, haha.

Doesn't seem much different from other ones out there already, like Bovada, etc.

TBH, $15 no deposit free chip with 35x rollover is pretty ridiculous to do, but hey it's free right? Wink

Slotland.eu and Win a Day slots (they have threads on bitcointalk as well) are giving out $36 no deposit bonuses with only 20x rollover - sure beats what's offered at Riobet. They are also KYC too though, like most (if not all) fiat based online casinos that also accept crypto.

All these high wagering requirements are not so easy to meet. These are good promotion tactics to pull a lot of crowd to the site.

Whether it is 20X or 35X still I can't meet that requirement so I don't really waste my time on these things instead I will play with my money to enjoy my free time. If I'm lucky can make money or just enjoy my time with my favourite games.

35x is nothing too ridiculous,usual impossible rollover Grin

the money is free,if you have nothing better to do and no other places to send your documents to-
feel free to take advantage of this offer
I think a chance to win from a free 15$ bonus is not worth sending your documents to a casino
why do they want your phone number though,as if your documents not enough

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Quote from: A Confused Shoe on February 20, 2018, 02:10:20 AM

Um, thanks I guess for telling us about this Riobet Casino and sharing your affiliate link/code, haha.

Doesn't seem much different from other ones out there already, like Bovada, etc.

TBH, $15 no deposit free chip with 35x rollover is pretty ridiculous to do, but hey it's free right? Wink

Slotland.eu and Win a Day slots (they have threads on bitcointalk as well) are giving out $36 no deposit bonuses with only 20x rollover - sure beats what's offered at Riobet. They are also KYC too though, like most (if not all) fiat based online casinos that also accept crypto.

All these high wagering requirements are not so easy to meet. These are good promotion tactics to pull a lot of crowd to the site.

Whether it is 20X or 35X still I can't meet that requirement so I don't really waste my time on these things instead I will play with my money to enjoy my free time. If I'm lucky can make money or just enjoy my time with my favourite games.

A Confused Shoe

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Um, thanks I guess for telling us about this Riobet Casino and sharing your affiliate link/code, haha.

Doesn't seem much different from other ones out there already, like Bovada, etc.

TBH, $15 no deposit free chip with 35x rollover is pretty ridiculous to do, but hey it's free right? Wink

Slotland.eu and Win a Day slots (they have threads on bitcointalk as well) are giving out $36 no deposit bonuses with only 20x rollover - sure beats what's offered at Riobet. They are also KYC too though, like most (if not all) fiat based online casinos that also accept crypto.

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Quote from: Mike Mayor on February 17, 2018, 08:24:19 PM

What right do you have to ask for "documents" what like my ID? Are you insane. People's privacy is worth much more then $15 and it's not even a garanteed $15 it's a maybe. Infact let me work it out. If house edge is 1% and you need $575 that is 575/15=39 not 35 so you can't even count.

50% - 39=11%

Your chance to take away $15 is 11%

The point of gambling on bitcoin industry is because we are trying to be anonnymous but if they are asking for KYC with ot without permission then this site is not worth to play. I do not think people will like to give any of their information just to get $15. Of course this does not worth of anything to play, more over they even ask us to wagered X amount before we can cash out

Tylerizator

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Quote from: milewilda on February 18, 2018, 10:00:20 AM

Quote from: Mike Mayor on February 17, 2018, 08:24:19 PM

What right do you have to ask for "documents" what like my ID? Are you insane. People's privacy is worth much more then $15 and it's not even a garanteed $15 it's a maybe. Infact let me work it out. If house edge is 1% and you need $575 that is 575/15=39 not 35 so you can't even count.

50% - 39=11%

Your chance to take away $15 is 11%

Nice math there bro which i do agree that our own identity isnt really just worth of $15 and as being said its not totally a guaranteed thing coz you will still need to wager it before you can able to cashout then what if you wont able to reach out? Sending documents and asking important informations like tel. numbers is really a big no no for me.

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Quote from: Tylerizator on February 17, 2018, 05:10:49 AM

dont want - dont take! Easy choose... Yep ?

EXACTLY
We are here also free to give our opinion about what is being offered by the casino you promote here. No matter it is a like or dislike from us then we should appreciate to each other.
By the way, how much is the max cash out allowed from the No deposit bonus once we have completed the wagering requirement? Most casino usually has their max cash out from such bonuses.

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Quote from: Mike Mayor on February 17, 2018, 08:24:19 PM

What right do you have to ask for "documents" what like my ID? Are you insane. People's privacy is worth much more then $15 and it's not even a garanteed $15 it's a maybe. Infact let me work it out. If house edge is 1% and you need $575 that is 575/15=39 not 35 so you can't even count.

50% - 39=11%

Your chance to take away $15 is 11%

Nice math there bro which i do agree that our own identity isnt really just worth of $15 and as being said its not totally a guaranteed thing coz you will still need to wager it before you can able to cashout then what if you wont able to reach out? Sending documents and asking important informations like tel. numbers is really a big no no for me.

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Heavy KYC is required for registration.
I'll skip.

Quote from: Tylerizator on February 16, 2018, 02:39:55 PM

Yep! Almost all gambling websites now want to see gamblers Telephone number...

That is not true. All fiat gambling websites are enforcing KYC but I have never heard phone number is required.

Quote from: Tylerizator on February 16, 2018, 06:00:53 PM

Quote from: covfefe_ on February 16, 2018, 05:27:50 PM

Does it require document verification? For withdrawal? Any situation?

Does it require document verification? - Yes
For withdrawal? - only for withdrawals

Of course it is for withdrawals. It is always for withdrawals, no one will enforce KYC on deposit Roll Eyes

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This Service operates under the License No. 8048/JAZ issued to Antillephone, Authorized and Regulated by the Government of Curacao.

It is just matter of time when Mr. Game Protect will show up to help someone Grin

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Quote from: Mike Mayor on February 17, 2018, 08:24:19 PM

What right do you have to ask for "documents" what like my ID? Are you insane. People's privacy is worth much more then $15 and it's not even a garanteed $15 it's a maybe. Infact let me work it out. If house edge is 1% and you need $575 that is 575/15=39 not 35 so you can't even count.

50% - 39=11%

Your chance to take away $15 is 11%

Princeton University ? Grin

Mike Mayor

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What right do you have to ask for "documents" what like my ID? Are you insane. People's privacy is worth much more then $15 and it's not even a garanteed $15 it's a maybe. Infact let me work it out. If house edge is 1% and you need $575 that is 575/15=39 not 35 so you can't even count.

50% - 39=11%

Your chance to take away $15 is 11%

Tylerizator

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Quote from: lite

It's not his casino/site, he's just trying to get referrals from this thread/site. riobet is not a true bitcoin casino, that's why they ask for IDs. most of the sites like riobet recently adopted bitcoin.

https://www.askgamblers.com/online-casinos/riobet-casino-review/

It's not his casino/site, he's just trying to get referrals from this thread/site - You right

iobet is not a true bitcoin casino, that's why they ask for IDs. most of the sites like riobet recently adopted bitcoin. - Right again!

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Quote from: XarXymtroa on February 17, 2018, 02:23:13 AM

Quote from: Tylerizator on February 16, 2018, 02:39:55 PM

Quote from: Moonmanmun on February 16, 2018, 02:26:55 PM

Telephone number?

Yikes!!! Shocked

Yep! Almost all gambling websites now want to see gamblers Telephone number...
Worst rule.... agree

Since you didn't reply to my follow-up post, I'll ask you this:

Can you show me 1 legitimate gambling website that requires a phone number?

I can name you 5 that don't.

You are an attempted scammer and the more you speak, the more it is obvious.

It's not his casino/site, he's just trying to get referrals from this thread/site. riobet is not a true bitcoin casino, that's why they ask for IDs. most of the sites like riobet recently adopted bitcoin.

https://www.askgamblers.com/online-casinos/riobet-casino-review/

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