How are they different from when they started their site now in 2019?
I used them several years ago and the experience was not to great.
Have they improved their customer service now in 2019 I doubt it since I have not been back there and fine with the sportsbook I am using at the moment.
Topic: Cloudbet Review 2019 : A Perfect Gambling Site to Win Huge Bitcoins (Read 427 times)
April 16, 2019, 06:30:05 PM
My review about cloudbet is good because they have one of the greatest odds that I see. Their website for me is for friendly use and easy to understand where can I bet. The live sports also are very accurate and right on time.
April 16, 2019, 02:25:47 PM
I can be confidence to say that this is one of the most friendly sport betting sites I have experience in my long period in sport betting and the odd is amazing but the loyalty points before the release of the first deposits bonus is hard to achieve I hope the cloudbet team will look into that and adopt a more player friendly method of releasing the bonuses.
April 16, 2019, 01:14:42 PM
In this time cloudbet is one of the best online site and probably the fairest one. Live betting is very popular thing in this time and Cloudbet offer live betting for their clients. They also give welcome bonus up to 5BTC. All over it's the best online site. I give the link below where you get more information in details.
https://www.thesportsgeek.com/reviews/cloudbet/
https://www.thesportsgeek.com/reviews/cloudbet/
February 28, 2019, 12:29:11 AM
Only am I suspecting OP paid promoter of Cloudbet? If I am not wrong there is multiple open scam accusation against Cloudbet. They are not fair enough to solve problem. But seems OP strongly promoting that. It's a nice try mislead investors. But I believe most of gambler know about their shady activity. You don't need to advertise, if they are legit to you then play yourself. Their greedy offer isn't going to help them, only greedy peoples will fall in it.
I'm guessing she doesn't know that some of her posted reviews, topics about the gambling sites that are fraud or scam. She just posted and posted what is on the site's information. I don't know if they are paying the OP but there is a direct link to the site always posted at the end. So maybe 100% She is promoting or wants people to visit their review site. As I remember she posted a review about duckdice too. It seems she deleted the topic.
February 28, 2019, 12:16:52 AM
All of those scam accusations are regarding big amounts of money (5-300 bitcoins) and from what I understand they are trying to solve the problem even though I don't think they will ever pay someone who won 300 bitcoins.
If you are just a small gambler and you deposit only a few hundred dollars, maybe a few thousands then you will be OK with withdrawals.
Big gambling websites will not risk their reputation just to SCAM users with few bucks depisited in their accounts, they will focus on big players.If you are just a small gambler and you deposit only a few hundred dollars, maybe a few thousands then you will be OK with withdrawals.
IIRC, the 338BTC accusation was solved.
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But still, a good gambling website will pay its clients winnings regardless of the amount. So better stay away
It is a matter of priciple, if you believe they scammed someone else, you should avoid dealing with them even if you are 100% sure they will not do the same with you. February 28, 2019, 12:13:10 AM
All of those scam accusations are regarding big amounts of money (5-300 bitcoins) and from what I understand they are trying to solve the problem even though I don't think they will ever pay someone who won 300 bitcoins.
If you are just a small gambler and you deposit only a few hundred dollars, maybe a few thousands then you will be OK with withdrawals.
Big gambling websites will not risk their reputation just to SCAM users with few bucks depisited in their accounts, they will focus on big players.If you are just a small gambler and you deposit only a few hundred dollars, maybe a few thousands then you will be OK with withdrawals.
IIRC, the 338BTC accusation was solved.
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But still, a good gambling website will pay its clients winnings regardless of the amount. So better stay away
It is a matter of priciple, if you believe they scammed someone else, you should avoid dealing with them even if you are 100% sure they will not do the same with you. February 27, 2019, 07:27:05 PM
First time hearing reading about this website. Did a quick browse , site looks good beautiful layout and navigation buttons. Also based on my research it has been running for a while already so i guess thats a good sign for gamblers.
Anyway TS , whats the deal ? You have been posting reviews about gambling sites, are you in any way working for/affiliated with coinpedia ?
Anyway TS , whats the deal ? You have been posting reviews about gambling sites, are you in any way working for/affiliated with coinpedia ?
February 27, 2019, 06:17:23 PM
All of those scam accusations are regarding big amounts of money (5-300 bitcoins) and from what I understand they are trying to solve the problem even though I don't think they will ever pay someone who won 300 bitcoins.
If you are just a small gambler and you deposit only a few hundred dollars, maybe a few thousands then you will be OK with withdrawals.
Big gambling websites will not risk their reputation just to SCAM users with few bucks depisited in their accounts, they will focus on big players.If you are just a small gambler and you deposit only a few hundred dollars, maybe a few thousands then you will be OK with withdrawals.
IIRC, the 338BTC accusation was solved.
Quote
But still, a good gambling website will pay its clients winnings regardless of the amount. So better stay away
It is a matter of priciple, if you believe they scammed someone else, you should avoid dealing with them even if you are 100% sure they will not do the same with you. 
February 27, 2019, 05:46:53 PM
Why do we need loyalty points as requirement to withdraw?. In my opinion about the withdraw is not good when there is a requirements to withdraw and that is loyalty points. Does the site needs a fee when withdrawing your bitcoin? If not then I think that's the reason why they require a loyalty points, this may be also one of the reason to have more traffic in their site.
It's not a requirement when you withdraw you only need loyalty points when you avail their bonus (that's their way of putting wagering requirement). Cloudbet's withdrawal does charge a fee for the transaction afaik the fee isn't fixed. I don't think I ever withdraw bitcoin from somewhere that doesn't charge fees, so I don't think that is the case here, and I agree there shouldn't be any requirements for withdrawal other than just minimum withdaw amount which is normal.
There's a few of them you can find it on this thread 
February 27, 2019, 05:21:00 PM
CloudBet offers a huge bonus, you can earn up to 5 BTC on first deposit this is exceptionally big. However, your bonus balance will be credited automatically when you deposit your first Bitcoin. Further, to withdraw your bonus, you need loyalty points.
You get 0.01 Bitcoins for every 800 loyalty points you earn. These 0.01 BTC bonuses are transferred to your betting account after releasing. This bonus increases to 5 BTC if your deposit was also 5 BTC in size. You have a year to win all the loyalty points for the bonus.
Additionally, there is also an interesting promotion on the US Open. If you bet on any match in the US Open, you have the opportunity to earn points. You get one point for every 10 mBTC you bet at odds of 1.50 and above. Moreover, the top 10 players then get to split profits of a 2.5 BTC bonus. However, they have the same promotions throughout the year.
Read more https://coinpedia.org/earning-site/cloudbet/
I had played on the site for a couple of years and built up about a million of bonus points and had asked them about it too. Whats the point of having a bonus points system when there are no way to convert them into something the users can actually use. Now they come back with a new system and completely disregard my loyalty and bonus points that I accumulated over time. On top of that, the allegations that they withheld users account balance. I dont think Im getting back to cloudbet again. Whatever the promotion might be. You get 0.01 Bitcoins for every 800 loyalty points you earn. These 0.01 BTC bonuses are transferred to your betting account after releasing. This bonus increases to 5 BTC if your deposit was also 5 BTC in size. You have a year to win all the loyalty points for the bonus.
Additionally, there is also an interesting promotion on the US Open. If you bet on any match in the US Open, you have the opportunity to earn points. You get one point for every 10 mBTC you bet at odds of 1.50 and above. Moreover, the top 10 players then get to split profits of a 2.5 BTC bonus. However, they have the same promotions throughout the year.
Read more https://coinpedia.org/earning-site/cloudbet/
February 27, 2019, 05:04:08 PM
Also, the bonus that you mentioned sounds good on paper, but it seems like a lot of time and luck is required in order to actually win such a big amount which is why this bonus does not seem feasible.
You are right pal! Even how many digits XXX%- XXXX% a bonus have it do never amaze me because behind those numbers would really have almost impossible wager requirement.LOL Cloudbet scam money owed?
What would criminal online casinos do without the brain washery on forums?
Love to see your comments specially with these kind of threads. You never fail to impress me. What would criminal online casinos do without the brain washery on forums?
February 27, 2019, 01:52:13 PM
Only am I suspecting OP paid promoter of Cloudbet? If I am not wrong there is multiple open scam accusation against Cloudbet. They are not fair enough to solve problem. But seems OP strongly promoting that. It's a nice try mislead investors. But I believe most of gambler know about their shady activity. You don't need to advertise, if they are legit to you then play yourself.
Cloubet is not the only gambling website that can be called scam. When we are talking about big amounts of bitcoin (hundreds of bitcoin) I think every gambling website has scam accusations against them. This happens because they allow people to win so much money even though they know they can't pay it. 300 bitcoins is worth over 1 million dollars, and I don't think even the most well known betting websites allow people to win that much because they make sure to stop them before February 27, 2019, 01:42:40 PM
Only am I suspecting OP paid promoter of Cloudbet? If I am not wrong there is multiple open scam accusation against Cloudbet. They are not fair enough to solve problem. But seems OP strongly promoting that. It's a nice try mislead investors. But I believe most of gambler know about their shady activity. You don't need to advertise, if they are legit to you then play yourself. Their greedy offer isn't going to help them, only greedy peoples will fall in it.
February 27, 2019, 01:32:13 PM
Good advertisement, after denying to pay 330 bitcoins to a gambler and only paying him back after he made a huge scene here it is really important for them to gain some reputation back. I mean obviously people still do not know what happened that clearly and even if the gambler was wrong it was obvious that cloudbet wouldn't have paid him back unless there was a uproar in this forum and gave them a lot of negative trust and gave them the nick of "fraudbet" and now of course they paid and many of that neg trust is removed and they are trying to save face.
No, I am sorry but cloudbet is not a perfect place for gambling to win huge bitcoins, in fact it is a place where you can get your huge bitcoins locked for weeks and actually get confiscated unless you can manage to create a public scene and get them to pay or ruin their reputation, that is what they are good for right now, maybe it will change later on.
No, I am sorry but cloudbet is not a perfect place for gambling to win huge bitcoins, in fact it is a place where you can get your huge bitcoins locked for weeks and actually get confiscated unless you can manage to create a public scene and get them to pay or ruin their reputation, that is what they are good for right now, maybe it will change later on.
February 27, 2019, 01:24:46 PM
Why do we need loyalty points as requirement to withdraw?. In my opinion about the withdraw is not good when there is a requirements to withdraw and that is loyalty points. Does the site needs a fee when withdrawing your bitcoin? If not then I think that's the reason why they require a loyalty points, this may be also one of the reason to have more traffic in their site.
I don't think I ever withdraw bitcoin from somewhere that doesn't charge fees, so I don't think that is the case here, and I agree there shouldn't be any requirements for withdrawal other than just minimum withdaw amount which is normal.
February 27, 2019, 01:09:04 PM
Why do we need loyalty points as requirement to withdraw?. In my opinion about the withdraw is not good when there is a requirements to withdraw and that is loyalty points. Does the site needs a fee when withdrawing your bitcoin? If not then I think that's the reason why they require a loyalty points, this may be also one of the reason to have more traffic in their site.
February 27, 2019, 09:06:46 AM
CloudBet offers a huge bonus, you can earn up to 5 BTC on first deposit this is exceptionally big. However, your bonus balance will be credited automatically when you deposit your first Bitcoin. Further, to withdraw your bonus, you need loyalty points.
You get 0.01 Bitcoins for every 800 loyalty points you earn. These 0.01 BTC bonuses are transferred to your betting account after releasing. This bonus increases to 5 BTC if your deposit was also 5 BTC in size. You have a year to win all the loyalty points for the bonus.
Additionally, there is also an interesting promotion on the US Open. If you bet on any match in the US Open, you have the opportunity to earn points. You get one point for every 10 mBTC you bet at odds of 1.50 and above. Moreover, the top 10 players then get to split profits of a 2.5 BTC bonus. However, they have the same promotions throughout the year.
Read more https://coinpedia.org/earning-site/cloudbet/
You get 0.01 Bitcoins for every 800 loyalty points you earn. These 0.01 BTC bonuses are transferred to your betting account after releasing. This bonus increases to 5 BTC if your deposit was also 5 BTC in size. You have a year to win all the loyalty points for the bonus.
Additionally, there is also an interesting promotion on the US Open. If you bet on any match in the US Open, you have the opportunity to earn points. You get one point for every 10 mBTC you bet at odds of 1.50 and above. Moreover, the top 10 players then get to split profits of a 2.5 BTC bonus. However, they have the same promotions throughout the year.
Read more https://coinpedia.org/earning-site/cloudbet/
The bonus system looks like pretty good incentive for users to signup and be active on a daily basis.
However,I don't trust such bonus system that much,because Cloudbet could change the rules and your loyalty points will become worthless.Interesting platform though.
Over the past few months there has been many allegations against them saying deposits made then if they do win anything their balance is frozen because the provider says they have done something wrong. Thus not having the signup bonus voided in the process.
I certainly wouldnt chance depositing such a high amount just to have it frozen on a site waiting for a reason to be shown why it was locked up in the first place.
February 27, 2019, 07:58:21 AM
This is the truth about cloudbet.
@Ronnie - what are your views on this:
This is interesting. How many scam accusation we need before stopping advertising for Cloudbet in this forum.
Can anyone help me to find the status of the following scam accusations against Cloudbet?
CLOUDBET IS SCAM! They are not paying for winning bets! - status?
Cloudbet SCAM
Cloudbet - SCAM - 30BTC being stolen
Cloudbet Void french ligue 1 winning bet without reason.
Cloudbet scammers? Many Users don't get their Money.
CLOUDBET - stay away from these scammers
Cloudbet SCAM? Refusing to payout
Cloudbet SCAM?
cloudbet accepted deposit, but no withdrawal
CLOUDBET JUST BANNED ME AND WONT ALLOW ME TO WITHDRAW
(SCAM?) BEWARE WITH CLOUDBET
CLOUDBET SCAM?
Cloudbet does not payout money
Cloudbet is knowingly and willfully stealing my bitcoin - Solved Iguess
cloudbet is a scam website
Dont Deal With Cloudbet.com - SCAM
CLOUDBET SCAM
Cloudbet Refusing Withdrawal
cloudbet is a scam website
Why is CloudBet not negative repped?
calling the attention of CLOUDBET
Is cloudbet.com scam ?? [ solved ] - Solved
Cloudbet.com don't pay out winning
Cloudbet not sending my withdrawal...not answering emails
Stay Away from Cloudbet ( Fraud Sportsbook )
Cloudbet Not sure about OPs intention
Cloudbet.com - SCAM!
Don't use cloudbet.com because they haven't pay yet over 24 hr my withdraw
SCAM cloudbet WARNING
cloudbet SCAM WARNING
Cloudbet.com
CLOUDBET.COM IS A SCAM!! STOLE MY 25 BTC FOR NO REASON, RIP OFF BE CAREFUL!!!
CLOUDBET is a scam!!!
Cloudbet Scam - This Could happen to ANY cloudbet player
Cloudbet scam..
Can anyone help me to find the status of the following scam accusations against Cloudbet?
CLOUDBET IS SCAM! They are not paying for winning bets! - status?
Cloudbet SCAM
Cloudbet - SCAM - 30BTC being stolen
Cloudbet Void french ligue 1 winning bet without reason.
Cloudbet scammers? Many Users don't get their Money.
CLOUDBET - stay away from these scammers
Cloudbet SCAM? Refusing to payout
Cloudbet SCAM?
cloudbet accepted deposit, but no withdrawal
CLOUDBET JUST BANNED ME AND WONT ALLOW ME TO WITHDRAW
(SCAM?) BEWARE WITH CLOUDBET
CLOUDBET SCAM?
Cloudbet does not payout money
Cloudbet is knowingly and willfully stealing my bitcoin - Solved Iguess
cloudbet is a scam website
Dont Deal With Cloudbet.com - SCAM
CLOUDBET SCAM
Cloudbet Refusing Withdrawal
cloudbet is a scam website
Why is CloudBet not negative repped?
calling the attention of CLOUDBET
Is cloudbet.com scam ?? [ solved ] - Solved
Cloudbet.com don't pay out winning
Cloudbet not sending my withdrawal...not answering emails
Stay Away from Cloudbet ( Fraud Sportsbook )
Cloudbet Not sure about OPs intention
Cloudbet.com - SCAM!
Don't use cloudbet.com because they haven't pay yet over 24 hr my withdraw
SCAM cloudbet WARNING
cloudbet SCAM WARNING
Cloudbet.com
CLOUDBET.COM IS A SCAM!! STOLE MY 25 BTC FOR NO REASON, RIP OFF BE CAREFUL!!!
CLOUDBET is a scam!!!
Cloudbet Scam - This Could happen to ANY cloudbet player
Cloudbet scam..
All of those scam accusations are regarding big amounts of money (5-300 bitcoins) and from what I understand they are trying to solve the problem even though I don't think they will ever pay someone who won 300 bitcoins.
If you are just a small gambler and you deposit only a few hundred dollars, maybe a few thousands then you will be OK with withdrawals. But still, a good gambling website will pay its clients winnings regardless of the amount. So better stay away
February 27, 2019, 07:33:49 AM
CloudBet offers a huge bonus, you can earn up to 5 BTC on first deposit this is exceptionally big. However, your bonus balance will be credited automatically when you deposit your first Bitcoin. Further, to withdraw your bonus, you need loyalty points.
You get 0.01 Bitcoins for every 800 loyalty points you earn. These 0.01 BTC bonuses are transferred to your betting account after releasing. This bonus increases to 5 BTC if your deposit was also 5 BTC in size. You have a year to win all the loyalty points for the bonus.
Additionally, there is also an interesting promotion on the US Open. If you bet on any match in the US Open, you have the opportunity to earn points. You get one point for every 10 mBTC you bet at odds of 1.50 and above. Moreover, the top 10 players then get to split profits of a 2.5 BTC bonus. However, they have the same promotions throughout the year.
Read more https://coinpedia.org/earning-site/cloudbet/
You get 0.01 Bitcoins for every 800 loyalty points you earn. These 0.01 BTC bonuses are transferred to your betting account after releasing. This bonus increases to 5 BTC if your deposit was also 5 BTC in size. You have a year to win all the loyalty points for the bonus.
Additionally, there is also an interesting promotion on the US Open. If you bet on any match in the US Open, you have the opportunity to earn points. You get one point for every 10 mBTC you bet at odds of 1.50 and above. Moreover, the top 10 players then get to split profits of a 2.5 BTC bonus. However, they have the same promotions throughout the year.
Read more https://coinpedia.org/earning-site/cloudbet/
The bonus system looks like pretty good incentive for users to signup and be active on a daily basis.
However,I don't trust such bonus system that much,because Cloudbet could change the rules and your loyalty points will become worthless.Interesting platform though.
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