Topic: Easy with unusual/strange gambling sites - page 4. (Read 635 times)

I would never trust my money with unfamiliar sites whether its even one dollar because never feed the scammers which is what they take it for granted and keep doing it.

But I do have experience with strange gambling sites so-called fantasy sports which I personally feel is unusual because we don't really know how the points, leaderboards, and things like that are calculated, or at least without complete transparency still I had the urge to try it and tried few times too but didn't make any money at all even though I had a decent score but that is what the game is about and its spreading like a wildfire especially in fiat-based online casino apps.

there are many of them with the minimum amount to withdraw but i would rather be betting on a platform known to the users in this forum than somewhere new regardless of how small the amount is than regretting i can't withdraw them anymore.

let's say you win big in that platform and they suddenly say you are to submit KYC and then invalidate your documents. that would be another case where you just exposed yourself to a platform.

Yes!
My bets are generally based on sporting events, mainly football and F1, which is where I have the most knowledge and because they are the sports that I like to follow the most.

However, I confess that I also risk eventually playing something new, either because the advertising was very good, or because the bonus was advantageous, or just out of curiosity to understand how a certain game worked.

Honestly, I've never gotten along with strange or unknown games, but I don't regret spending the little money I invested in them, as it's very interesting to discover new games.

It's really careless and how could you be tempted by a gambling site where the gambling platform is not clear.
And here I also can't stop thinking about the tests you carry out to find out whether the gambling site is truly safe, behaves fairly and is responsible for its visitors. How could you test it just by doing this?


Because gambling sites that are fraudulent also have a system and rules to deceive their customers, it is impossible for them to cheat visitors who are playing on their site for the first time and even more so if the visitor only makes a small deposit. And when the visitor gets a small win, it will definitely be given because this amount can still be borne by the gambling party and the other aim is to create a sense of trust in the visitor towards the gambling site... so that the visitor will give the impression that the gambling platform is indeed safe and can behave. fair. However, when the visitor has made a high deposit or the visitor gets a high win, then that is where the fraudulent gambling platform will act by blocking the user's account.

So this is where we need to be careful in choosing and sorting out the gambling sites that we will visit, assuming that the gambling sites that you encounter are quite foreign to your ears, then that alone should be enough of a warning so that you don't visit those gambling sites.

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.

In fact, the first users of new gambling sites always bear great risks so no one knows whether the owner of this gambling site will be fair to customers or not. In my opinion, there is no point in taking unnecessary risks, because other gambling sites offer you the same terms of service, but already have some reputation, so you can reduce the risks. In general, I prefer not to take unnecessary risks, because gambling itself carries enough risks.

The problem with creating accounts at unknown casinos is that they may be doing selective scams and you won't know, besides, when you create an account and make a deposit of little money and win very little, they will allow you to withdraw to If you think that the casino is very honest and trustworthy, then they expect you to make a big deposit and play and if you win a lot then they will confiscate all your winnings including your deposit and they will block your account and you will have nowhere to complain. to accuse of cheating and multiple accounts. Then you will complain on this forum.

another thing has to do with doing kyc in many suspicious casinos, when a person keeps creating many accounts in many new casinos then that person is risking having to go through kyc in many new casinos and with that they will run the risk of one day seeing their documents all over the internet and until you are accused of a crime because a criminal committed a crime and used your documents in the act of the crime and it takes years to prove your innocence, in many casinos they cannot prove the innocence of the person whose documents were leaked. I prefer to use only a few old casinos

Think before going for big deposit. Try to analyse and find if the platform have got anything better than the list of trusted gambling platforms. If so, going for it is fair. If not it is kind of risking your money. The competence is high and so marketing is done through all possible ways. We can't directly term the platform as fishy, but according to me trusted platforms were the one promoted through our forum. I haven't encountered any problem using different gambling sites promoted through our forum.

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.

It could be a new gambling website that are still looking for customers but I will like to know what prompt you to check the platform out, are they offering free spins or deposit bonuses? Because you are already active on this forum and its been long now, are you staying you can't find a new casino on them is forum if you want?

There must be a reason why you choose a casino that has no announcement thread on this forum and go with an ad instead, I hope you know what you are doing, it's not a safe practice at all, what if the ad consist of malicious code? You would have turn it on when you visit the ad yourself, it's not a safe thing anyone should do online this days, scammers are on high alert looking for their next victim, you can't be this reckless.

I personally don't trust any ads anymore, I have a laptop that got corrupted all of a sudden some days ago and the last thing I did was click on a discount ad, I really wanted to see what that's all about and my laptop instantly open many tab in my browser, later I started seeing funny behaviours happening on my laptop.

Be careful of ads online avoid clicking on them to avoid stories that touches.

Would be that just normal that they would really be putting up focus on this forum considering that this place had the most crypto traffic on which it would really be just that normal that they would really be putting up the focus on throwing all possible ways on marketing. Signature campaigns might already generic or all but hey, it works! These companies wont really be considering on running or having one if it wasnt really that relevant on the first place. Agree into those points above that usually newbies are the ones who do get easily scammed due to easy dealing up on things that they are
really able to see or encounter without doing any proper research then most likely they might be ending up on a scam platform just like on 1xbit.
Although not all the time but high chances or probabilities would be there, so better be careful.

I have not tried that because we have been reading about a lot of bad experiences of people getting lured by new casinos with their unusually high bonuses, which turn out to be fake casinos, I prefer to play on fully established casinos, instead of exploring a new site without knowing what to expect, I prefer to just verify what the reviewers and the experiences of other players based on their post here in Bitcointalk, it saves you time and money.

You're just lucky that you've encountered a casino that looks legit but there are many old and new casinos that just advertise their platform but don't want their platform to be reviewed by legit reviewers or create an announcement here so people can investigate and test the platform.

Trying unfamiliar casino ads will one day get you scammed by those casinos. 1xbit has been buying ad spaces and using media brokers to advertise their casinos which newbies who haven't read their scam accusations were the ones victimized.

It's not easy to attract crypto users in crypto casinos through the adnetworks. If it were, the casinos wouldn't have to do a signature campaign in the forum. I rarely see crypto casinos on adnetworks though but if google allows the adverts of crypto casinos, there will be a massive adoption in just a few months.

I hardly trust a casino that doesn't have official ANN in this forum, yeah if the casino is only accepting fiat, there's no reason for them to post it here. But that's why I don't want to gamble in fiat casino since there's no place to see a honest review about the casino.

So if I had a bad experience with the casino, I can't seek an answer when they didn't respond my message in email or live support.

Likewise with most of the gamblers in this forum, it is unusual on my end to engage with gambling site advertisements especially out of nowhere. Reputable ones are the platforms which I trust. But I do get why those ads are interesting; rewards and bonuses for sure. However, there are times wherein things on the ads are not really existing once you register on their site. Sometimes those offers are just to catch the interest of their audiences. I also tend not to click on those 'coz there are tendencies for a virus or malware if we won't be cautious of it. If you are looking for a new platform to engage with, I would only choose among the known platforms in this industry unless you're an experienced bettor.

I don't trust new casinos with little or no information here or get reviewed from trusted review sites, It is high risk because there are casinos launched that just want to scam people through their huge bonuses, there's a risk playing in casinos and the risk doubled if you do not know the status of the casino if its trustworthy, so I don't agree with you trying out new casino you see through banner ads.

If the casino is really serious about launching its platform and introducing it to the gambling community it can do that through forums and asking review sites to review its platform it's not only proper but it works for big and small casinos.

You think you're smart because you deposited $5 and withdrew $6. Wait until you deposit a huge amount or when you win a big amount of money, then you would be lamenting and be crying for help. What I'm trying to say here is that, did you take your time to carry out some research about the gambling platform before signing up and depositing fund? Did you read, understand and accept their TOS? What is their trust rating? These are important questions that shouldn't be ignored.

Maybe from forum user it’s true but there’s still tons of naive user surfing the web that always being baited to click the ads once they are targeted due to their interests. This is why ads is still being use to drive traffic because there’s still a lot of user that click ads even accidentally or intentionally.

The too good to be true bonus is what makes this ads successful on converting click bait user to become a real customer. There’s still toms of newbie in scam accusation board that still being scam by depositing on shady casino without doing thorough research.

First of all what is this site you are reffering to? Care to give us a link? Secondly did you think betting 5$ and winnings gives you the real sense of trust of these sites? I think most of the sites that are advertise through these random sites are fake, mostly rigged. Try to bet a higher amount and test how trust worthy it is. Winning lower amount can be seen as a bait to bet more as it attracts gamblers into betting. Also please do give the site link, I want to test it myself.

There are tons of ads you can encounter while surfing but the majority of the people who know it's just ads are not signing up just to test them, users usually click X when they see it's just an ad.

But those who read a recommendation or a post on the forum sometimes make me interested in a casino.  Bovada Casino was posted somewhere and I was curious why is not in the Bitcoin forum when its accepting cryptocurrencies, only to find out the casino restricts a lot of countries.