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Topic: Gamdom.com - 3 Million+ users - Jackpots, Rains - unique games modes - page 36. (Read 14115 times)

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If I recall, they have done a sig campaign on here before and now they do it again, maybe they saw a decline on their costumers?
Possible but wont be a sure reason on why they had relaunched their campaign or its maybe they are trying out to have some exposure once again.It doesnt always mean that if they do run off some campaign

they do have lesser userbase considering the total wager amount on the site then i could say that they are really playing on this place.They do just like to expose more and would get more users/gamblers.
Site design isnt that bad either, i dont see any complaints too aside from those KYC questions above.  Grin
sr. member
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Hello, I'm new to gamdom.com. I don't like dealing with procedures like KYC. Wondering if you request KYC during withdrawal?
hero member
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They recently released their signature campaign and the participants are required to fill up KYC I'm not sure though for a normal gambler.

They already have a marketing here so for sure, expect this thread to have some update from to time not because I'm part of their signature campaign but of course they have to be more active since many users here are really into gambling and this can be a great place to market the platform.
After opening a campaign they can expect players from this forum to play on their site and those players can ask question if they experience a problem or if something they do not understand that is why it is important for them to become active on here. Not only that it can give the players a confidence when they see that casino staffs are active but it can also make their ANN thread more visible. That's another form of promotion for themselves but only its free of cost.

If I recall, they have done a sig campaign on here before and now they do it again, maybe they saw a decline on their costumers?
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I used to know about Gamdom casino and I forgot again because the thread sank because it didn't exist and indeed the OP didn't provide updates, but I'm a bit confused whether Gamdom enforces KYC? in the signature thread (Users can wd no kyc) it means that other than participants in this campaign, KYC is required right?

Most likely, KYC is required for increased limits on deposits and withdraws.

Unless someone from Gamdom decides to whitelist the participants.
They recently released their signature campaign and the participants are required to fill up KYC I'm not sure though for a normal gambler.

They already have a marketing here so for sure, expect this thread to have some update from to time not because I'm part of their signature campaign but of course they have to be more active since many users here are really into gambling and this can be a great place to market the platform.
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But at the end of the day, with any centralized platform there will be some sort of regulatory risk and regardless of the track record of these things they could always change their tune. Hopefully Gamdom doesn't play that game though.
Well, let's hope that they won't and will remain stable and consistent just like how you've been playing with them for a long time and you've never been asked for the KYC.
But it won't be a surprise too if there will be some chances that they'll certainly do it to a user that they seem to really enforce that rule. As someone new to them, looking forward to that consistency since they've already proven that based on what you've said.
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Frankly speaking I'm surprised to read the title "3 Million users", is it the number of registered users? If so how many of them who are actively playing regularly? Just visited the site and I see the number of online players is 2,100+. It is a big number already but it looks small if we compare it to the number of registered users. Anyway, it is nice to see Gamdom is back with the signature campaign, hopefully it will bring significant effect to the casino and may attract more players. It would be nice if there will be also special promotion for bitcointalk users.

The casino is already running for six years and I read they are actively promoted on Twitch and other streaming platforms if they claimed they have 3 million users active or not active it's part of their campaign to generate more players I'm sure they have a data to back it up, hopefully, they have a good server to serve their huge numbers of players, like all the other, I also would like to welcome Gamdom back.

This is true. It's part of there marketing and they didn't indicate the word "active user" for a reason. It's pointless to ask them about this since it will just gonna back fire on them regardless on what they say. They are currently launching again a big signature campaign and I believe this time they have enough funds for a full blast marekting in the forum compared before so I will not be surprised for this kind of title which is obvously total registered account on there Casino because even top tier crypto Casino don't have that amount of active user.
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Frankly speaking I'm surprised to read the title "3 Million users", is it the number of registered users? If so how many of them who are actively playing regularly? Just visited the site and I see the number of online players is 2,100+. It is a big number already but it looks small if we compare it to the number of registered users. Anyway, it is nice to see Gamdom is back with the signature campaign, hopefully it will bring significant effect to the casino and may attract more players. It would be nice if there will be also special promotion for bitcointalk users.

The casino is already running for six years and I read they are actively promoted on Twitch and other streaming platforms if they claimed they have 3 million users active or not active it's part of their campaign to generate more players I'm sure they have a data to back it up, hopefully, they have a good server to serve their huge numbers of players, like all the other, I also would like to welcome Gamdom back.
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I used to know about Gamdom casino and I forgot again because the thread sank because it didn't exist and indeed the OP didn't provide updates, but I'm a bit confused whether Gamdom enforces KYC? in the signature thread (Users can wd no kyc) it means that other than participants in this campaign, KYC is required right?

Most likely, KYC is required for increased limits on deposits and withdraws.

Unless someone from Gamdom decides to whitelist the participants.
Limitations are okay for gamblers, especially whales who gamble with large money. Luckily, we as small gamblers, do not have to do KYC.

I remember about Gamdom casino and their campaign before, but that was long ago. It is good if they restart their campaign again because I think they have something new or have already updated their site to better. The competitions in the crypto gambling sites become tight as every site will give its best to its members.

Up to what limit is a KYC not required to withdraw funds from Gamdom? I created an account yesterday and filled in the data for the 1st level. By the way, it was really not required to confirm this info with documents. But I still did not find information on how much is available for withdrawal at this level.
legendary
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But anyway, is there a wagering requirement for the deposit before withdrawal (I haven't read the previous pages yet but there's nothing stated on their faq about this matter)?
Live support places that you can use to get information if it has not been mentioned in the FAQ or others, and I asked this through live support there is a wager requirement before making a withdrawal, and I think that's a common things.
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I have played on Gamdom for many years and I have never been KYC'd.

So the disclosure on the signature thread should be general in nature instead of specifically applied to signature campaign users.

But at the end of the day, with any centralized platform there will be some sort of regulatory risk and regardless of the track record of these things they could always change their tune. Hopefully Gamdom doesn't play that game though.
agree with you, many gambling sites change their KYC rules after getting a large number of visitors, I know many gambling sites who reason to avoid money laundering or double accounts

if gamdom changes their KYC rules, it is their right. basically, the players must be ready with the applicable rules because if the government encourages KYC then the gamdom owner can only follow the rules


they have certain limits before you need to submit full kyc verification. and it is understandable as they need to abide the regulations of their gaming license. otherwise, it is their license at stake. if step one verification (first name, second name, date of birth, country of usual residence, gender and full address -from gamdom's AML policy) is enough for you because you wont exceed their limits of 2k USD, then stay on that range. but if you are a lil bit of high roller, then you should know that step 2 verification is needed. it is your responsibility to check their AML policies before playing on this site or any other site.
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I have played on Gamdom for many years and I have never been KYC'd.

So the disclosure on the signature thread should be general in nature instead of specifically applied to signature campaign users.

But at the end of the day, with any centralized platform there will be some sort of regulatory risk and regardless of the track record of these things they could always change their tune. Hopefully Gamdom doesn't play that game though.
agree with you, many gambling sites change their KYC rules after getting a large number of visitors, I know many gambling sites who reason to avoid money laundering or double accounts

if gamdom changes their KYC rules, it is their right. basically, the players must be ready with the applicable rules because if the government encourages KYC then the gamdom owner can only follow the rules

If this would be applied generally then it would be their call on making such decision but if they've been asked by government or they do need to follow rules or laws then they would strictly impose it.
If they removed KYC then it might be temporary or for some exclusion on some aspect but it wouldnt be permanent for sure but lets see on how they would be handling it out.
Its good for those users who are in doubt with KYC or doesnt really like that exposes their identity.
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I have played on Gamdom for many years and I have never been KYC'd.

So the disclosure on the signature thread should be general in nature instead of specifically applied to signature campaign users.

But at the end of the day, with any centralized platform there will be some sort of regulatory risk and regardless of the track record of these things they could always change their tune. Hopefully Gamdom doesn't play that game though.
agree with you, many gambling sites change their KYC rules after getting a large number of visitors, I know many gambling sites who reason to avoid money laundering or double accounts

if gamdom changes their KYC rules, it is their right. basically, the players must be ready with the applicable rules because if the government encourages KYC then the gamdom owner can only follow the rules
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Frankly speaking I'm surprised to read the title "3 Million users", is it the number of registered users? If so how many of them who are actively playing regularly? Just visited the site and I see the number of online players is 2,100+. It is a big number already but it looks small if we compare it to the number of registered users. Anyway, it is nice to see Gamdom is back with the signature campaign, hopefully it will bring significant effect to the casino and may attract more players. It would be nice if there will be also special promotion for bitcointalk users.

That should be their total number of registered users, and realistically not all are active.

Most casinos have large number of registered users, but in time,  only active players will remain.  Wink As we can see, they have more than 2k online users which is actually a decent number considering that they are not very active in the forum. So it means, they already gained their loyal patrons throughout the years.

But anyway, is there a wagering requirement for the deposit before withdrawal (I haven't read the previous pages yet but there's nothing stated on their faq about this matter)?
hero member
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The thread was busy when the campaign was active again and it paid very high fees it became one of Gamdom's best promotions and if I'm not mistaken this is the second signature campaign promotion but rates have not changed.

I used to know about Gamdom casino and I forgot again because the thread sank because it didn't exist and indeed the OP didn't provide updates, but I'm a bit confused whether Gamdom enforces KYC? in the signature thread (Users can wd no kyc) it means that other than participants in this campaign, KYC is required right?

I have played on Gamdom for many years and I have never been KYC'd.

So the disclosure on the signature thread should be general in nature instead of specifically applied to signature campaign users.

But at the end of the day, with any centralized platform there will be some sort of regulatory risk and regardless of the track record of these things they could always change their tune. Hopefully Gamdom doesn't play that game though.
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Frankly speaking I'm surprised to read the title "3 Million users", is it the number of registered users? If so how many of them who are actively playing regularly? Just visited the site and I see the number of online players is 2,100+. It is a big number already but it looks small if we compare it to the number of registered users. Anyway, it is nice to see Gamdom is back with the signature campaign, hopefully it will bring significant effect to the casino and may attract more players. It would be nice if there will be also special promotion for bitcointalk users.

That should be their total number of registered users, and realistically not all are active.
legendary
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Frankly speaking I'm surprised to read the title "3 Million users", is it the number of registered users? If so how many of them who are actively playing regularly? Just visited the site and I see the number of online players is 2,100+. It is a big number already but it looks small if we compare it to the number of registered users. Anyway, it is nice to see Gamdom is back with the signature campaign, hopefully it will bring significant effect to the casino and may attract more players. It would be nice if there will be also special promotion for bitcointalk users.
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I remember about Gamdom casino and their campaign before, but that was long ago. It is good if they restart their campaign again because I think they have something new or have already updated their site to better. The competitions in the crypto gambling sites become tight as every site will give its best to its members.

Really good to know that they are back promoting Gamdom here they claim to have 3 million users, this is a huge number they can give Betfury, Stake, Fortunejack a run for their money and that's what they are going to do now, they are capable to have a long term campaign to fight for a slice in the market, we'll hear more of Gamdom now that they launch a campaign, I'm sure contest and giveaways are coming soon.
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I used to know about Gamdom casino and I forgot again because the thread sank because it didn't exist and indeed the OP didn't provide updates, but I'm a bit confused whether Gamdom enforces KYC? in the signature thread (Users can wd no kyc) it means that other than participants in this campaign, KYC is required right?

Most likely, KYC is required for increased limits on deposits and withdraws.

Unless someone from Gamdom decides to whitelist the participants.
Limitations are okay for gamblers, especially whales who gamble with large money. Luckily, we as small gamblers, do not have to do KYC.

I remember about Gamdom casino and their campaign before, but that was long ago. It is good if they restart their campaign again because I think they have something new or have already updated their site to better. The competitions in the crypto gambling sites become tight as every site will give its best to its members.
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I used to know about Gamdom casino and I forgot again because the thread sank because it didn't exist and indeed the OP didn't provide updates, but I'm a bit confused whether Gamdom enforces KYC? in the signature thread (Users can wd no kyc) it means that other than participants in this campaign, KYC is required right?

Most likely, KYC is required for increased limits on deposits and withdraws.

Unless someone from Gamdom decides to whitelist the participants.
Well that's right, I saw it to increase deposits and withdrawals but 1-2-3 KYC level for more upgrades.

But I see that KYC level 1 only sends basic information about our address and does not send documents but I believe for level 2 and 3 it requires the requested documents.

Yes, maybe for small users, KYC is not required.
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I used to know about Gamdom casino and I forgot again because the thread sank because it didn't exist and indeed the OP didn't provide updates, but I'm a bit confused whether Gamdom enforces KYC? in the signature thread (Users can wd no kyc) it means that other than participants in this campaign, KYC is required right?

Most likely, KYC is required for increased limits on deposits and withdraws.

Unless someone from Gamdom decides to whitelist the participants.
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