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Topic: Are there play and pay later casinos? - page 14. (Read 1597 times)

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May 17, 2023, 03:06:53 AM
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It's been a year and half that I talked last with a family friend who is living in To play in any casino you have to come with your money or asset, or are there any casinos that allow play and pay later? Or I am thinking if maybe he used a credit card for gambling? We all know that debt is possible on cards..

You must be referring to an offline casino because an online casino will never allowed that to happen since they don't know who is using their sites and can run away when they lose. An online casino can never allow such practice or they'll be losing money in the business.

I haven't heard of an offline casino offering loan bets either, it looks possible but I haven't heard of any one and if there's one operating, we have to avoid them because we'll put ourselves in unpayable debts. Gambling is very addictive and having free money is dangerous.

You should never borrow money to gamble and you should never take loans as well. Gambling should be done with spare money because there's a high possiblity that you'll lose and it's better to lose your spare money than lose money that you still have to payback.
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May 17, 2023, 02:55:00 AM
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To play in any casino you have to come with your money or asset, or are there any casinos that allow play and pay later?
As far as I know there are no casinos that provide loans, but maybe at offline casinos we will find some with strong collateral conditions. When it comes to online casinos, it feels like this doesn't exist and will never even be implemented. Apart from gamblers who can just walk away as soon as the bills are collected. Say, if there is a casino like that, even though applying KYC is accompanied by a guarantee even before taking a loan does not mean that the data provided is genuine data. This is risky and the casino's position seems to be looking for gamblers not gamblers looking for casinos.
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May 17, 2023, 02:49:51 AM
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Never heard of such. The only aspect which I think is existing and somewhat related with the 'play and pay later' you have mentioned is free spins and other welcome bonuses which allows players to play and have a chance to win without depositing the usual required amount. But an actual aspect which would allow a player to somewhat borrow an amount like a loan to a gambling site, is something which is not familiar on my awareness.

It would only be possible if you'd go through actual lending procedures such as borrowing an amount you can use to play. However, I won't suggest this way still. Imagine losing the money and still with the responsibility of actually paying an amount.
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May 17, 2023, 02:39:45 AM
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It's been a year and half that I talked last with a family friend who is living in North America and finally, he replied my messages after so many sms sent out to his number, he told me about how he own 60k in gambling and I somehow feel sorry for him but at the same time I doubt this, because I don't see anyone talking about gambling debts before.

To play in any casino you have to come with your money or asset, or are there any casinos that allow play and pay later? Or I am thinking if maybe he used a credit card for gambling? We all know that debt is possible on cards..

I know some people likes taking loans or borrow money, but I know him too well, he always advice us to never take any loan for anything.

I know some are wondering why I don't ask him, he is way older than me and I don't want to ask him, I only told him to take things easy with himself, I don't know if asking can make him feel bad even more.

So is gambling debt one way or other possible without the person taking loan or borrowing money?
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