Topic: Easy with unusual/strange gambling sites - page 3. (Read 580 times)

Has anyone tried gambling on unfamiliar platforms maybe learnt through ADs?
I have been coming across 1 of the bet sites that always pops at the top of my phone while I surfs the net.
The truth is i prefers skill-based to chance-based gambling so I can prove and showcase my energies.
But decided to give this a try yesterday because it is a chance-based (online) gambling.
At the level of funding my bet wallet account, I requested to fund with $50 I rethink that $5 would be better as test run in building my trust since it was an unusual/strange bet sites.
I successfully funded my bet wallet, checked on the withdrawal section If there would be an access deny for withdrawal and luckily $5 is the minimum withdrawal rate which I proceeded and was successful. Then I refilled my wallet again and placed my bet.
As the game Kickstarted, I got chances to cash out while the value of my withdrawal fluctuates UPs and DOWNs and I had to place my withdrawal and made a cash out of $6  from a $5  bet.
At this time of a test run and trust level is worthy, I think I can proceed and place a higher amount of bet

This might been seem a drama to some of us here but the truth is that we really have to be careful on how and where we bets because lot of online (chance-based gambling) leaves you with a site of demo with its tools bars and graphics basis all to pin you down with most exciting offers that are not reality.

Has anyone tried gambling on unfamiliar platforms maybe learnt through ADs?
I have been coming across 1 of the bet sites that always pops at the top of my phone while I surfs the net.

Has anyone tried gambling on unfamiliar platforms maybe learnt through ADs?

I successfully funded my bet wallet, checked on the withdrawal section If there would be an access deny for withdrawal and luckily $5 is the minimum withdrawal rate which I proceeded and was successful. Then I refilled my wallet again and placed my bet.

Has anyone tried gambling on unfamiliar platforms maybe learnt through ADs?

Familiarity and comfort play a significant role in our online experiences. But I think it's reasonable to consider exploring other options, even if you're happy with your current casino. It's always wise to compare and contrast different providers. Exploring other options allows you to assess their security protocols, customer support responsiveness, and overall reputation in the industry.

The online gambling landscape is constantly evolving, with new features, technologies, and game variants emerging regularly. By exploring other casinos, you'll stay updated on the latest advancements and potentially gain access to innovative gaming experiences that weren't available on your current platform.

I agree.As long as I am happy in the casino where I play and that casino satisfies all of my desires with having instant withdrawals,huge amount of slot games,sport betting sport book,giving weekly and monthly bonuses no matter how many ads I see through my surfing in the net I would have 0 motivation to go and register to such site.

Why should I go to a new site when the old one is giving me everything I need?I see no point in doing so unless the bonuses are better and even so I have to wait to see some good reviews before jumping on board,it is all against me in theory so I stick to my preferred websites.

As the game Kickstarted, I got chances to cash out while the value of my withdrawal fluctuates UPs and DOWNs and I had to place my withdrawal and made a cash out of $6  from a $5  bet.
At this time of a test run and trust level is worthy, I think I can proceed and place a higher amount of bet

At the level of funding my bet wallet account, I requested to fund with $50 I rethink that $5 would be better as test run in building my trust since it was an unusual/strange bet sites.
I successfully funded my bet wallet, checked on the withdrawal section If there would be an access deny for withdrawal and luckily $5 is the minimum withdrawal rate which I proceeded and was successful. Then I refilled my wallet again and placed my bet.
As the game Kickstarted, I got chances to cash out while the value of my withdrawal fluctuates UPs and DOWNs and I had to place my withdrawal and made a cash out of $6  from a $5  bet.
At this time of a test run and trust level is worthy, I think I can proceed and place a higher amount of bet

This might been seem a drama to some of us here but the truth is that we really have to be careful on how and where we bets because lot of online (chance-based gambling) leaves you with a site of demo with its tools bars and graphics basis all to pin you down with most exciting offers that are not reality.

Trying new ads gambling sites is usually with caution. If you can't be patient to do your research and check reviews on them then you should be ready to risk your deposit outrightly because you can send money and not have access to get the money back. And by any means, deposit the minimum amount for the trier but bear in made to use the money as sacrifice.

But I won't risk my money on a gambling ad that no body recommended to me, I would rather use those on the forum.

I personally don't even give them a trial until I make sure they don't have restrictions that for what reason so ever I can't access my funds before proceeding to fund my account, if they made KYC mandatory, then I will have to see if I'm comfortable with their KYC requirements then I will try them out but otherwise I don't usually try out new and strange sites I prefer to stick with the reputable once know to me already.

I tend to stick with known games and casinos. By choosing a relatively unknown game, or a new casino, you're putting yourself at a disadvantage, much like a video game player who starts a new game or a driver who sits in a new car for the first time. As a gamer, you won't jump into a ranked game on your first day because you need to get to now the game. As a driver, you won't go to a race in a new car because you have to do some casual miles first and get comfy. In a new game or a new casino, you're thrown into the fire. Why wouldn't you rather play what you know?
For me to move to a new game or a new spot they'd have to make it worth my time.

Still this is not enough reason to go ahead making deposit with a huge funds most of the casinos always allows you to withdraw smaller amount but when a huge amount goes into the site they turned out to something else

Has anyone tried gambling on unfamiliar platforms maybe learnt through ADs?
I have been coming across 1 of the bet sites that always pops at the top of my phone while I surfs the net.
The truth is i prefers skill-based to chance-based gambling so I can prove and showcase my energies.
But decided to give this a try yesterday because it is a chance-based (online) gambling.
At the level of funding my bet wallet account, I requested to fund with $50 I rethink that $5 would be better as test run in building my trust since it was an unusual/strange bet sites.
I successfully funded my bet wallet, checked on the withdrawal section If there would be an access deny for withdrawal and luckily $5 is the minimum withdrawal rate which I proceeded and was successful. Then I refilled my wallet again and placed my bet.
As the game Kickstarted, I got chances to cash out while the value of my withdrawal fluctuates UPs and DOWNs and I had to place my withdrawal and made a cash out of $6  from a $5  bet.
At this time of a test run and trust level is worthy, I think I can proceed and place a higher amount of bet

This might been seem a drama to some of us here but the truth is that we really have to be careful on how and where we bets because lot of online (chance-based gambling) leaves you with a site of demo with its tools bars and graphics basis all to pin you down with most exciting offers that are not reality.

That is a good advice to try new, strange or unusual gambling platforms with low amounts of money to test first, so you don't lose a considerable sum of your funds for a potential scam scheme. However, keep in mind that scammers might be also aware about this method used by gamblers, so they do allow small withdrawals without any issues and at any time, but as soon as you start trying to cashout higher sums of money, they don't pay you. This is a possibility, and a very common practice among ponzi schemes, which operate on the same model of a scam casino, which doesn't profit from the bets customers make, but from seizing the deposits made by them.

Has anyone tried gambling on unfamiliar platforms maybe learnt through ADs?

If it were a new site, I wouldn't register myself and deposit some money because it's too risky. We don't have much information about the casino, so it's better for us to look for information first so we know whether the casino site is safe or a scam. I'd rather close the ad straight away than there will be problems later if I register on that casino site. But I might look for information about the casino site, especially in this forum. If there is already a representative in this forum, it seems safe because if we encounter problems, we can ask about it in this forum through the representative.