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Quote from: serjent05 on March 08, 2024, 03:23:54 PM

Quote from: Smack That Ace on March 08, 2024, 01:56:41 PM

You know here in Pakistan there is too much corruption, actually, most Asian countries are corrupt, so it is really impossible to trust any ISP here. They don't care about your security sometimes they are also involved in data leaks and scams, so to protect online traffic from being tracked you must use VPN.

We can't use this one as a reason if the casino is not allowing the use of VPN. Regardless of the situation of our country's internet service provider, we must follow the terms of service we had agreed when we signed up to paly in the casino casino.

Exactly since we always need to follow the rules set by a casino regardless what is the current status of your country and if they said that don't use VPN then try to follow it so that we won't encounter any issues and csn continue to gamble on their casino. Reading TOS is important to do so they would know what is good and bad for them.

Quote from: serjent05 on March 08, 2024, 03:23:54 PM

This is the first time I have heard that casinos ask KYC if a person changes an IP. I know casinos ask KYC when they find something suspicious about the account activity like having an IP from a restricted country and then all of a sudden a change to a non-restricted country. I do not think IP change would be the basis for a casino to ask for KYC as long as the IP is not from the blacklisted country.

Maybe KYC has been triggered because of changes of activity and casino want to verify something on the account that's why they try to ask that KYC so that maybe they want to know if the account still safe or intact to the real user. But I also don't think this one can trigger KYC that's why we can only guess some cases on why they ask that on this situation.

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Quote from: Smack That Ace on March 08, 2024, 01:56:41 PM

You know here in Pakistan there is too much corruption, actually, most Asian countries are corrupt, so it is really impossible to trust any ISP here. They don't care about your security sometimes they are also involved in data leaks and scams, so to protect online traffic from being tracked you must use VPN.

We can't use this one as a reason if the casino is not allowing the use of VPN. Regardless of the situation of our country's internet service provider, we must follow the terms of service we had agreed when we signed up to paly in the casino casino.

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It is really sad when casinos ask for KYC level 3/4 when you change your IP

This is the first time I have heard that casinos ask KYC if a person changes an IP. I know casinos ask KYC when they find something suspicious about the account activity like having an IP from a restricted country and then all of a sudden a change to a non-restricted country. I do not think IP change would be the basis for a casino to ask for KYC as long as the IP is not from the blacklisted country.

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, actually until you hit a huge jackpot or until you win a huge bet everything would be ok. but the problem begins when you hit the huge jackpot, they ask KYC, this is just bullshit.

I think this is one of some casino's standard operating procedures when someone hits a huge win, they have the right to ask for the winner's identity and eventually process a KYC procedure in order to verify the information submitted by the player. I believe (I maybe wrong) this KYC has something to do when they have to make a report about players who happen to hit a huge win.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on March 07, 2024, 04:08:27 PM

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But these action can make some problem with your account.

I mean, someday you could be wina lot maybe a hundred thousand dollars and suddenly the casino brought these activity case to your case and required you to complete a document (especially the hardest document on Level 3/4) while most third countries like asia cannot provided these.

Make your money getting stuck on there, from my perspective better use your raw network rather than VPN. Unless, it's decentralized casino.

You know here in Pakistan there is too much corruption, actually, most Asian countries are corrupt, so it is really impossible to trust any ISP here. They don't care about your security sometimes they are also involved in data leaks and scams, so to protect online traffic from being tracked you must use VPN.

It is really sad when casinos ask for KYC level 3/4 when you change your IP, actually until you hit a huge jackpot or until you win a huge bet everything would be ok. but the problem begins when you hit the huge jackpot, they ask KYC, this is just bullshit. Then they waste bunches of time to verify those KYC data. Without KYC they could ask Google authenticator code or mobile OTP.

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Quote from: Lucasgabd on March 06, 2024, 09:59:36 AM

which insights? can you share a little bit more?

tracking is essential so we can learn with our mistakes and our right decisions, as well as to have a clear picture of where you are now.
when you track you only keep notes on amount of the bet and odds or you track something else like how you felt that day, what was your process to decide, so forth and so on?

So I kept track of all my sport bets that I placed. I would place single bets, parlays of 2-5 bets combined, various sports…After keeping track I found that I should not bet on certain sports (mainly basketball) and that placing single bets was the most profitable for me in the long end. So I rarely make any more parlays and try to find value single bets with odds of 1.6 or higher.

I always see a lot of people betting on multiples, especially the more experienced bettors, or those with a larger bankroll
I realized that it depends a lot on the type of sport or championship you're betting on

For example, most of my bets are single bets, betting on a win or a draw, simple like that
But in the Portuguese championship I found a great opportunity to place multiple bets, I've managed to win quite a few bets, so in this case, the multiple works well

Sometimes I bet on the number of goals, but it depends a lot on the type of match and the teams involved

Tracking your bets is an excellent way to maximize your profits and see where you are losing to avoid more mistakes

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Quote from: shield132 on March 08, 2024, 09:20:20 AM

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That's just a clip section.

If you see the first beginning video, he also live on (Kicks). It's not new anymore, most of people who are streaming from various option like (Game, etc) started to stream gambling because can give you a good money.

Started a weekly pay between 2,000$-5,000$ and more than that depends on your activity result. Don't forget he also can get income from referral link + kicks payment subs.

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Quote from: Lucasgabd on March 06, 2024, 09:59:36 AM

which insights? can you share a little bit more?

tracking is essential so we can learn with our mistakes and our right decisions, as well as to have a clear picture of where you are now.
when you track you only keep notes on amount of the bet and odds or you track something else like how you felt that day, what was your process to decide, so forth and so on?

So I kept track of all my sport bets that I placed. I would place single bets, parlays of 2-5 bets combined, various sports…After keeping track I found that I should not bet on certain sports (mainly basketball) and that placing single bets was the most profitable for me in the long end. So I rarely make any more parlays and try to find value single bets with odds of 1.6 or higher.

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Quote from: ryzaadit on March 07, 2024, 02:06:04 PM

Just watch a new video on youtube from these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEoSbwrA_bQ

It's been a long time not playing on (Duelbits), seem like Duelbits have newest original game (Blackjack) on theme. On the newest game update, they pull some update on side-bet (21+3 & PP).

I guess, looking forward for test these maybe in the middle of month after my paycheck ~xd.

She is very cute but I wonder what's the point of hiring her. She has a few subscribers while she started uploading videos 1 year ago. She has a few video too, 23 video in more than a year. Duelbit's new blackjack game is good but I would choose live blackjack anytime. Live Blackjack adds excitement to your gambling experience, it's more fun and interactive.

Quote from: Findingnemo on March 07, 2024, 04:08:27 PM

Still it can help you to maintain your privacy and it's not to hide from the platform you are accessing but from the middle man which is your ISP may track these data and you don't want them to know which casino that you are accessing on regular basis but it's kind of tricky when it comes to accessing the casino that is why it is important to ask the support usage of VPN is allowed if someone wants to have the privacy I am talking and then buy dedicated IP which comes at premium cost.

I think for better privacy, you must be sure that the online crypto casino of your choice isn't located in your country. These casinos are registered in Curacao but run their business from different countries.

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Quote from: Slow death on March 07, 2024, 05:49:14 PM

In my opinion, it is always good for people to trust the TOS more than what the support guy says, if the TOS says that the person must provide true information, if the TOS says that the person should not use a VPN to hide the person's location , so that person should not use a VPN, even if some support guy says they can use it, even if a forum representative says they can use a VPN, while the TOS is prohibiting it, so the person should rely more on what is written in the TOS. because the day the casino blocks the person's account because they were using VPN, the casino will use the TOS as the reason they blocked the person's account and will say that the person agreed to those terms of service

You should report the customer support if you encounter one of them that sending message that is not written on their ToS. You are describing a mediocre casino that hires random person to do the cs job. Cheesy

So far I never encounter an incompetent cs that replying post that doesn’t indicated in their ToS since they usually attached link to the ToS for reference of what they are saying if the question is about ToS matters. You’re right that you should trust only the casino ToS but it’s not wrong either to trust the casino support since their job is to answer your quest which means their word is official.

If the support says casino allows ToS then I will believe on it but there’s nothing wrong to double check it either to make sure.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on March 07, 2024, 04:08:27 PM

-snip-

But these action can make some problem with your account.

I mean, someday you could be wina lot maybe a hundred thousand dollars and suddenly the casino brought these activity case to your case and required you to complete a document (especially the hardest document on Level 3/4) while most third countries like asia cannot provided these.

Make your money getting stuck on there, from my perspective better use your raw network rather than VPN. Unless, it's decentralized casino.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on March 07, 2024, 04:08:27 PM

Quote from: ultrloa on March 01, 2024, 05:10:52 AM

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There's no point using VPN for privacy matters while they handed out their KYC to a platform and since they know that using VPN is been discourage to use if this is really the case happening to him then much better if they avoid using any tool that can change their IP since its expected that this will trigger this verification process since they will verify if the account still intact with the real user.

And since they are using a legit platform then I guess the only thing to do is to comply to what been asked since once everything will be cleared out for sure they can use their account the same as what they do to do it earlier.

Still it can help you to maintain your privacy and it's not to hide from the platform you are accessing but from the middle man which is your ISP may track these data and you don't want them to know which casino that you are accessing on regular basis but it's kind of tricky when it comes to accessing the casino that is why it is important to ask the support usage of VPN is allowed if someone wants to have the privacy I am talking and then buy dedicated IP which comes at premium cost.

In my opinion, it is always good for people to trust the TOS more than what the support guy says, if the TOS says that the person must provide true information, if the TOS says that the person should not use a VPN to hide the person's location , so that person should not use a VPN, even if some support guy says they can use it, even if a forum representative says they can use a VPN, while the TOS is prohibiting it, so the person should rely more on what is written in the TOS. because the day the casino blocks the person's account because they were using VPN, the casino will use the TOS as the reason they blocked the person's account and will say that the person agreed to those terms of service

and if the person says that they asked the casino support guy if they could use the vpn and the casino support guy said he could and there were no problems, the casino can argue that the support guy made a mistake and that the TOS and what is it worth? and the casino will be right, the TOS is what it really counts. That's why it's very important that people don't let themselves be fooled by what the casino representative is saying, they should just believe the things that are written in the casino's tome.

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Quote from: ultrloa on March 01, 2024, 05:10:52 AM

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There's no point using VPN for privacy matters while they handed out their KYC to a platform and since they know that using VPN is been discourage to use if this is really the case happening to him then much better if they avoid using any tool that can change their IP since its expected that this will trigger this verification process since they will verify if the account still intact with the real user.

And since they are using a legit platform then I guess the only thing to do is to comply to what been asked since once everything will be cleared out for sure they can use their account the same as what they do to do it earlier.

Still it can help you to maintain your privacy and it's not to hide from the platform you are accessing but from the middle man which is your ISP may track these data and you don't want them to know which casino that you are accessing on regular basis but it's kind of tricky when it comes to accessing the casino that is why it is important to ask the support usage of VPN is allowed if someone wants to have the privacy I am talking and then buy dedicated IP which comes at premium cost.

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Just watch a new video on youtube from these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEoSbwrA_bQ

It's been a long time not playing on (Duelbits), seem like Duelbits have newest original game (Blackjack) on theme. On the newest game update, they pull some update on side-bet (21+3 & PP).

I guess, looking forward for test these maybe in the middle of month after my paycheck ~xd.

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Quote from: babygun on February 28, 2024, 05:59:50 PM

Quote from: aylabadia05 on February 28, 2024, 10:42:22 AM

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Quote from: aylabadia05 on February 25, 2024, 07:11:23 AM

I agree we could move on for other topics as well

does duelbits have a transparency page on earnings kind like rollbit? asking out of curiosity would be interesting to know that...
since a lot of the things are possible to track via dune analytics like deposits/withdrawals

The aim is to find out the transaction history, such as how much has been deposited and what withdrawals have been made by a player.
I didn't pay attention to whether there was this feature because I played without caring about how much money I had played because I played to entertain myself.

BTW, that's an interesting discussion because gamblers also need to occasionally know how many transactions have been made.

If you are gambling with big money than I would always keep track of all the deposits and withdrawals and calculate my ROI when placing sportsbets. Some years ago, when I was more active, I tracked everything in an excelfile and that gave some interesting insights.

which insights? can you share a little bit more?

tracking is essential so we can learn with our mistakes and our right decisions, as well as to have a clear picture of where you are now.
when you track you only keep notes on amount of the bet and odds or you track something else like how you felt that day, what was your process to decide, so forth and so on?

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Quote from: Findingnemo on February 29, 2024, 11:57:21 AM

Quote from: tranthidung on February 25, 2024, 04:01:12 AM

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It's annoying that my withdrawals are getting flagged for manual review and I have to wait it out for a day.

There are some suspicious things that can trigger their automatic tools to flag your account. Then to be sure, they will go next with manual review and investigation, it's for good of your account.

Did you contact their live support?
https://duelbits.com/support

If their staff said you have to wait, which I guess they will tell you so, please wait.

You will have result and notification from them when the review is completed.

Quote from: https://duelbits.com/aml

The Company reserves the right, at any time, to ask for any KYC documentation it deems necessary to determine the identity and location of a User. The Company reserves the right to restrict the Service, payment or withdrawal until identity is sufficiently determined, or for any other reason in the company’s sole discretion. The company also reserves the right to disclose a User’s information as appropriate to comply with legal process or as otherwise permitted by the privacy policy, and by using the Service, you acknowledge and consent to the possibility of such disclosure.

If this is happening more often than it's supposed to be then something from the user end is triggering the security protocol of the casino which can be lot of things but basically usage of VPN is one of the most reason why user has to undergo KYC while trying to withdraw. So anyone using casino better not to use VPN or just have a dedicated paid proxy IP if you guys feel privacy is that much important.

There's no point using VPN for privacy matters while they handed out their KYC to a platform and since they know that using VPN is been discourage to use if this is really the case happening to him then much better if they avoid using any tool that can change their IP since its expected that this will trigger this verification process since they will verify if the account still intact with the real user.

And since they are using a legit platform then I guess the only thing to do is to comply to what been asked since once everything will be cleared out for sure they can use their account the same as what they do to do it earlier.

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Quote from: tranthidung on February 25, 2024, 04:01:12 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

It's annoying that my withdrawals are getting flagged for manual review and I have to wait it out for a day.

There are some suspicious things that can trigger their automatic tools to flag your account. Then to be sure, they will go next with manual review and investigation, it's for good of your account.

Did you contact their live support?
https://duelbits.com/support

If their staff said you have to wait, which I guess they will tell you so, please wait.

You will have result and notification from them when the review is completed.

Quote from: https://duelbits.com/aml

The Company reserves the right, at any time, to ask for any KYC documentation it deems necessary to determine the identity and location of a User. The Company reserves the right to restrict the Service, payment or withdrawal until identity is sufficiently determined, or for any other reason in the company’s sole discretion. The company also reserves the right to disclose a User’s information as appropriate to comply with legal process or as otherwise permitted by the privacy policy, and by using the Service, you acknowledge and consent to the possibility of such disclosure.

If this is happening more often than it's supposed to be then something from the user end is triggering the security protocol of the casino which can be lot of things but basically usage of VPN is one of the most reason why user has to undergo KYC while trying to withdraw. So anyone using casino better not to use VPN or just have a dedicated paid proxy IP if you guys feel privacy is that much important.

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Quote from: aylabadia05 on February 28, 2024, 10:42:22 AM

Quote from: Lucasgabd on February 28, 2024, 08:12:23 AM

Quote from: aylabadia05 on February 25, 2024, 07:11:23 AM

I agree we could move on for other topics as well

does duelbits have a transparency page on earnings kind like rollbit? asking out of curiosity would be interesting to know that...
since a lot of the things are possible to track via dune analytics like deposits/withdrawals

The aim is to find out the transaction history, such as how much has been deposited and what withdrawals have been made by a player.
I didn't pay attention to whether there was this feature because I played without caring about how much money I had played because I played to entertain myself.

BTW, that's an interesting discussion because gamblers also need to occasionally know how many transactions have been made.

If you are gambling with big money than I would always keep track of all the deposits and withdrawals and calculate my ROI when placing sportsbets. Some years ago, when I was more active, I tracked everything in an excelfile and that gave some interesting insights.

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Quote from: Lucasgabd on February 28, 2024, 08:12:23 AM

Quote from: aylabadia05 on February 25, 2024, 07:11:23 AM

I agree we could move on for other topics as well

does duelbits have a transparency page on earnings kind like rollbit? asking out of curiosity would be interesting to know that...
since a lot of the things are possible to track via dune analytics like deposits/withdrawals

The aim is to find out the transaction history, such as how much has been deposited and what withdrawals have been made by a player.
I didn't pay attention to whether there was this feature because I played without caring about how much money I had played because I played to entertain myself.

BTW, that's an interesting discussion because gamblers also need to occasionally know how many transactions have been made.

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Quote from: aylabadia05 on February 25, 2024, 07:11:23 AM

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Quote from: aylabadia05 on February 23, 2024, 03:13:46 PM

After all, Duelbits has already said several times that user funds are safe, so I don't think there's any need to discuss this in the thread even though the money doesn't seem small to us, it's still not something complicated for Duelbits to convince its users that all user money is really safe and not there is even a slight loss, so that is what we have to emphasize to ourselves and be sure that they will not leave anyone here and continue to play as usual looking for profits in every game.

I think it's true what you said that it's best to forget about it because Duelbits didn't close their site with this hacking problem and everything is safe and even looks fine, so just believe in Duelbits, get back focused and get back to playing is what we need to do now don't continue discussing hacking, where we know that many big sites have had attacks like that and not only Duelbits has experienced it, so keep going back to gambling now focus on getting other profits, I'm sure everything will be fine and there's nothing that needs to be done. worry Grin

That's why there's no need to worry about things whose nature has been explained wisely by the duelbits.
Continuing to discuss this issue in this thread will only be spam and if that happens, this is certainly not what we want.
It is very important to choose a large and reputable casino before playing. Duelbits has it all.

I hope this is the last one unless there are problems experienced by players then we will solve them here.

I agree we could move on for other topics as well

does duelbits have a transparency page on earnings kind like rollbit? asking out of curiosity would be interesting to know that...
since a lot of the things are possible to track via dune analytics like deposits/withdrawals

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Quote from: piebeyb on February 25, 2024, 05:33:56 AM

Quote from: aylabadia05 on February 23, 2024, 03:13:46 PM

After all, Duelbits has already said several times that user funds are safe, so I don't think there's any need to discuss this in the thread even though the money doesn't seem small to us, it's still not something complicated for Duelbits to convince its users that all user money is really safe and not there is even a slight loss, so that is what we have to emphasize to ourselves and be sure that they will not leave anyone here and continue to play as usual looking for profits in every game.

I think it's true what you said that it's best to forget about it because Duelbits didn't close their site with this hacking problem and everything is safe and even looks fine, so just believe in Duelbits, get back focused and get back to playing is what we need to do now don't continue discussing hacking, where we know that many big sites have had attacks like that and not only Duelbits has experienced it, so keep going back to gambling now focus on getting other profits, I'm sure everything will be fine and there's nothing that needs to be done. worry Grin

That's why there's no need to worry about things whose nature has been explained wisely by the duelbits.
Continuing to discuss this issue in this thread will only be spam and if that happens, this is certainly not what we want.
It is very important to choose a large and reputable casino before playing. Duelbits has it all.

I hope this is the last one unless there are problems experienced by players then we will solve them here.

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Quote from: aylabadia05 on February 23, 2024, 03:13:46 PM

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Quote from: aylabadia05 on February 21, 2024, 02:19:43 PM

Forget about this. Focus on the games available on duelbits.

Good advice! By the way, they lost $4 Million USD but these discussions and articles from news websites promote and create a little marketing for Duelbits, so, it's not like $4 Million was lost in nothing.

Thank You. It is important to be reminded and redirected.

As long as the condition or situation can be resolved well without any harm to the party, I think it is still within normal limits.
Hacking is not something that is desired, but for the perpetrator, hacking is something that has been planned from the start.
The perpetrators also will not include small casinos that do not have large funds on the list of targets to be hacked.

Duelbits casino is large and has been operating for a short period of time like new casinos. If duelbits is hacked, in my opinion duelbits is definitely not a small casino but a big casino.

After all, Duelbits has already said several times that user funds are safe, so I don't think there's any need to discuss this in the thread even though the money doesn't seem small to us, it's still not something complicated for Duelbits to convince its users that all user money is really safe and not there is even a slight loss, so that is what we have to emphasize to ourselves and be sure that they will not leave anyone here and continue to play as usual looking for profits in every game.

I think it's true what you said that it's best to forget about it because Duelbits didn't close their site with this hacking problem and everything is safe and even looks fine, so just believe in Duelbits, get back focused and get back to playing is what we need to do now don't continue discussing hacking, where we know that many big sites have had attacks like that and not only Duelbits has experienced it, so keep going back to gambling now focus on getting other profits, I'm sure everything will be fine and there's nothing that needs to be done. worry Grin

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