Topic: Gambling or gaming sites - page 5. (Read 813 times)

I am trying to unterstand what you just said in terms of the proof of websites running in real-time or using provably fair software. Now for sport bets etc. an app is as good as a website as the outcome can be verified by checking the relevant sources, but when I run a slot game or some weird fishing game, I am not always able to verify whether everything is fair, can I? How do I even know on a website when I play a poker game that everything is fair? I could still be scammed by the website running five bots on a six player table. When you take the average gambling website and play slot games, is there a realistic possibility for players to verify whether or not the outcomes have not been manipulated? They might have a certificate or something, but even then you can't really know I would imagine.

when I clicked on these links and saw the sites I confess that at the time I was wondering who is the brave one who puts his precious money on these strange sites? in my opinion they don't seem to me to be safe and reliable sites, people need to start paying attention to things, before creating an account on any site people need to start investigating everything about the site, you have to know how long the site is operating, who are the owners of the site, where is the site located, what is the license that the casino has and how long did you acquire that license, you have to look at how long the casino offers such a game and what is the opinion of people about it the casino

looking at these sites I didn't see any information about them, there's no TOS, there's no license, there's no FAQ, there's nothing and nothing relevant, so how the hell does anyone use this strange site that even when I tried to put pandamaster.vip to see if I could get some information about the TOS he directed me to google.com and obviously we are dealing with a very suspicious site, I suggest people don't put money on these sites and look for old and reliable sites, there's no point in using those sites knowing that there are many good, old and reliable sites, people should stop using weird stuff

It's always like this, we see people and most of them are newbies depositing into casinos that they're not familiar and even when they tell their story. The majority of the replies from other forum members says that we're all not familiar with the casino they've landed on.

Actually, it was a good situation that his cousin told him about this so that they'll be redirected and they can have a better chance in reputable casinos and even in the ones that he promotes or someone he used to stay with.

Just for the sake of having trouble whenever he gets a huge win, hopefully he does that to a much more reputable and known casino.

Orion Stars, Milky Way, Fire Kirin, I have never heard of these sites before and gambling sites do not seem to be reliable. They are usually agents to scam youtubers with their tempting offers many youtubers fall in love and promote it. By opening various facebook pages or public groups, various gambling and game advertisements are being promoted online with attractive offers through google play apps. Players become millionaires day by day also showing greed it is better for us to stay away from these websites.

I think a lot of these sites are targeting "gamblers" in the USA..where there are strict restrictions on gambling. It is fine if it is some kind of sweepstakes, but you not allowed to be rewarded with money.... so they use some kind of token that can be redeemed for either prizes or even something that can be sold for cash.

So, they look like "gaming" sites, but they are actually gambling sites with a reward system... that are not monetary. (Not cash or Fiat currencies)  

I'm not familiar with gambling sites, but if you like to gamble, just make sure the sites you're playing with are legitimate. If you want to help your friends, point them to this forum, and they'll surely find a lot of legitimate gambling sites with minimal risk of scams.

The links you shared us looks unsafe, the security sucks so I will never try such websites out, I've never heard about these gambling apps and website before but they look like play to earn games in gambling form to me, you need the games token before you can start playing, this is different from gambling on casino platforms but at the end of the day, it's still a gambling because you losing something in return, time, items, points and etc.

Heard this before as well, looks like they are starting to adopt crypto as well as they are already accepting crypto.
Gamers will soon adopt crypto, for sure they can easily adopt as they are being forced to use crypto so they can get updated with the games. Gambling games might be different though, you just need to know how it works since a gaming sites can also be a gambling site especially if there's a way to lose and earn money or crypto.

Currently their marketing tricks are quite diverse and it is clear that for someone who is only focused on winning when there is more lure they will try to at least register and make a one-time deposit.

In some local sites in my country they even apply registration with a mobile number which lets them know the data and bank account that we have because most have to enter that too when registering and when we don't open a site like this but have registered with a previous cellphone number we don't rarely spam lots of messages that appear for us from several random numbers to invite to other local gambling sites.

I think the games which involve real money and where we can win the real money are gambling games. There are many games like PUBG type which allow you to play freely and you can buy weapons for money in the games. Those games won't win you any money and are non-gambling games.
The games which OP is referring to come in the category of gambling. There is no doubt about it.

Anyways its seems that these games are new for all of us as we only play and know sites which are popular on this forum.

I wouldn't describe these sites as "gaming" because it's all gambling. What's the difference between gambling and gaming? You game for points or in game currency, or items, scores, but you gamble for money. In games you don't bet, you either win something or not, but you don't lose any money. All you can lose is scores, points, items in game.
What OP is describing as a mixture of gaming and gambling is just good old gambling.

I always avoid gambling gaming apps since most of them are unlicensed and at the same time has a huge possibility of forfeiting their players fund.


It is obvious that they are gaming sites that promotes gambling.  Take note, gambling is under gaming industry so you cannot separate gaming when we talk about gambling.  It is indeed a pure gaming site that take advantage of gambling industry but I would really be careful in dealing on this kind of gambling apps.  We have seen several cases where these kind of apps often become rouge and scam their users.

I knew about this site sometime last year when I was introduced to it by a good pal. I played a couple of the games there and it was a good experience although I think they still need to work on the user experience interface and also the graphics. These are the two minor changes I would like to see, the game sound and the navigation.

In other conditions in my current country there are several such games and one of them is Domino Highs which is indeed quite famous in the place where I currently live.
They apply the game with some chips or coins as entertainment and of course it is only a small part to play for free and just a lure.
Of course with things like this, like marketing with them there are several games such as Domino, Poker and Slot that are very tempting and when many people play and lose they provide an offer by buying to play further.
Some of my friends play this game and indeed games like this are quite crowded in my area and there are even some sites that sell coins at various prices but of course this is a subtle form of deposit

Found out that Gamingvault years ago where they were in a documentary where gamers are gambling. Surprisingly they are also using cryptocurrency. Gamers are now into it, they are bidding on Skins and gambling cryptocurrency as well.

Seem not a very different path for crypto adoption, just as we are gambling in sports and online casinos, they are just enjoying their games and buying game stuff.

Well I basically  don't click on links outside of the forum  simply  because I don't want any issues after now and since it was your friend that showed this site to you, while not try them out and tell us about it, and by so doing,  we would be at a more better advantage to know better what you're tying to explain to us.
Nevertheless I don't think those games are gambling  games but rather they are simply just fun games that  would require you to play with some coin  and I just think is more of a play  to earn.

If you’re into gaming then you can try this, and experience on your own if there’s a way to make money here. Probably OP just wanna make sure that the site is legit and asking for some review which I think is a good way before trying any project. Anyway, I haven’t try this one because I prefer a pure gambling games than to this one, don’t have much time for a game right now.

I'm getting a prompt to download software coming from the two links you posted but I decline them because I'm not familiar with this software, if you can play with real money and you can redeem real money then we can consider this a gambling platform and mixture of gaming and gambling sites.
For me, there's no difference between the two because these gaming sites offer entertainment and a way to make money the same feature that you can see in a gambling casino, so there's no difference at all and it's all up to you which of the two you prefer to play
as long as you enjoy and only spend money that you can afford to lose.

Regardless if those games are gambling or not, what exactly is the reason that leads you to consider trying those games when in fact, I believed you are already aware that there are lots of reputable and popular gambling sites here in the forum?

Simply, if you want a pure gambling experience, then obviously, choose the well-known gambling sites here instead of trying those games that are not even well-heard of by the community. On the other hand, if you want a literal gaming site, then browse the other section that covers those games, maybe in the other forum, or if those games are crypto-related, might be on another section.

The bottom line is, you can check for yourself what kind of games are those. But again, "if your purpose is pure crypto-gambling", no need to consider searching those games you have mentioned as just by browsing the Gambling section, you won't find any trouble looking for a good crypto-gambling site.

I had never heard of the site before, and this was my first time visiting the site. If I look at it at a glance, it's like any other casino site, but I'm not sure because the pandamaster site requires registration first, so you know what's inside. And when I visit the domain name, it doesn't work. While the orionstars site looks more like a casino than a gaming site, moreover I saw St. Patrick's Gold in the game section. And when I visit the other page, it doesn't seem to work yet. It's better not to try to play on that site because we don't know how it will turn out.