How is the reputation with Crypto Gambling Foundation?

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Quote from: wisefam3 on April 23, 2019, 10:52:45 PM

How is the reputation with Crypto Gambling Foundation?

I was going through some gambling pages in Bitcointalk and saw that a few sites were certified by Crypto Gambling Foundation. (https://cryptogambling.org/)
Can I trust all the sites verified by this page 100%?
They seem to have most of the main sites such as Bustabit, Primedice, Stake, Bitvest, Bustadice, Cryptogames, Cyberdice, Bitdice and this new site called Rocket.
But I don't see some of the major ones as well.

I would say you should trust all the casinos with crypto gambling foundation certification, but this shouldn't stop you from doing your own research and gambling wisely, as I believe that the team behind crypto gambling foundation are humans and not gods, they can do all they can to set rules and criterias that will make sure that every casino with their certification is 100 legitimate and trusted, and also accept deposits, withdrawals, and gambling/betting with crypto - which I believe to be the most important part of getting the certification... This does not rule out the fact that any casino can go rogue anytime most especially if they are not too popular, for me personally, I only trust stake.com and some few other casinos 100 percent, the Rocket casino you mentioned, this is my first time seeing that name here though.

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Gambling is undoubtedly a leader in the entertainment industry. Betting allows players to participate more actively in their favorite games. Most importantly, it will enable you to turn your passion into monetary rewards. But cryptocurrency gambling has changed the approach to the domain itself. In 2020, people started working from home more. Because of the pandemic, people started working and doing their business at home. This provided the perfect atmosphere for online gambling and gaming. Players no longer need to leave their homes to bet and win big with just a few clicks. But how does online gambling fit in with cryptocurrencies? For example, with cryptocurrency, transfers and withdrawals happen in minutes, giving you complete control over your payments. This way, I have withdrawn my earnings more than once on https://kingjohnnie-casino.com/.

Entertainment? I doubt. Entertainment is a big industry. But realistically speaking, gambling still has a bad image in the eyes of civilians wherein we cannot change in an instant. There will be another generation to break the bad impression. But something to appreciate are governments considering regulation through taxes. It somehow a win for this industry than to be completely prohibited.

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Quote from: jademaxsuy on April 27, 2019, 06:20:45 AM

Well not all gambling sites verified by the foundation could be trusted. Sometimes these gambling sites are following the rulings ans protocol at the same time but it could never assure that the team or dev creating the site will not going to scam its clients especially if there are huge deposits to be made.

Some decisions are subject for change and there is no constant in this world except for constant change.

maybe they can attest that the sites are running provably fair system, but when it comes to withdrawal issues, they may not assure that all of them will stick to their rules. as this will be subjective, depending on the issue of the player to the site. but the list is already a good one. based from their thread here in the forum, membership is free as long as you are keeping tabs with their guidelines. so don't know how they are earning from this endeavour? maybe donation or such.

This is unending and ofcourse, sites won't declare whether they are scam or not, technically, it is indeed subjective but on their end or simply one sided in favor of them to victimize players. No matter how you attest; if they are not really paying then they won't. The only thing you could do is to report them and to help other players avoid such platforms.

Quote from: dunfida on November 29, 2022, 07:35:07 PM

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How do you feel about crypto gambling in casinos?

You shouldnt bumped a 3 year old thread which is considered necro-bumping which is against on forum rules.
Better not to do it again.

About reputation and since this is an old thread then it isnt updated.
The ones which i do really trust up when it comes to gambling site recommendation
are BTCGOSU and Cryptogamblingbro and the rest are piece of shit and
cant be trusted.

The topic is quite timely since it speaks for present reputation if this industry so somehow, it makes sense. Indeed, through years, more gambling platforms keep on rising and fortunately that included good ones which are popular at this moment. If things would be more developed for this industry, we might eventually know which is which in terms of legitamacy of gambling sites and those which are not.

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How do you feel about crypto gambling in casinos?

You shouldnt bumped a 3 year old thread which is considered necro-bumping which is against on forum rules.
Better not to do it again.

About reputation and since this is an old thread then it isnt updated.
The ones which i do really trust up when it comes to gambling site recommendation
are BTCGOSU and Cryptogamblingbro and the rest are piece of shit and
cant be trusted.

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Well not all gambling sites verified by the foundation could be trusted. Sometimes these gambling sites are following the rulings ans protocol at the same time but it could never assure that the team or dev creating the site will not going to scam its clients especially if there are huge deposits to be made.

Some decisions are subject for change and there is no constant in this world except for constant change.

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A for me trust is earned when you experience something like going to there website and play or being exposed. I am not actually into gambling yet it just for me all of this it not trust worthy why?

1. its the internet
2. You give a money and gamble to play
3. At the some time you can be a scam when they got there goal.

So now how do I overcome it I try and first read and study the reviews if they got one, which is by researching.

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All of the sites that you have mentioned are the most legitimate ,trustworthy and.most reliable among all of the gambling sites here in cryptoworld as their reputation is well known for long time, those sites are being managed and run by the most respectable people here so nothing the less you can trust them all and can play without hesitation though you should be aware that some of them requires KYC specially when you got to win big prozes

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Actually all site advertising herein forum had a good reputation but depends from the users they threat as well
Then if have doubt do not hesitate to visit the website and learn how its convenience to use comfortable tp play gambling without hassle.

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Quote from: adzino on April 26, 2019, 04:06:29 PM

Quote from: wisefam3 on April 23, 2019, 10:52:45 PM

How is the reputation with Crypto Gambling Foundation?

I was going through some gambling pages in Bitcointalk and saw that a few sites were certified by Crypto Gambling Foundation. (https://cryptogambling.org/)
Can I trust all the sites verified by this page 100%?
They seem to have most of the main sites such as Bustabit, Primedice, Stake, Bitvest, Bustadice, Cryptogames, Cyberdice, Bitdice and this new site called Rocket.
But I don't see some of the major ones as well.

It doesn't actually matter if they are certified by Crypto Gambling Foundation or not. What matters is their reputation. A casino might not be certified, but as long as it has a very long and good reputation, then there is a high chance the casino will never be risking its reputation. Just look for casinos that are well known. Use this forum. Search for their announcement thread and you will get a pretty good idea about how legit their casino is.

The word that I bolded above is the answer to all OP's queries. Use this forum to find a legit gambling site. I think once they are launched project here and stay longer I might consider they are legit because once they have a shady activity it is very easy to spot member here of what they are doing. Choosing a reputable gambling site at least 6 months to 1-year-old gambling site then, in that case, I may consider them as a reputable one.

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Quote from: dunfida on April 25, 2019, 06:28:52 PM

They do have such criteria before listing up a gambling site which do request out to be listed.We can presume that they would check out fairness which is the most important thing.

Only the good ones would able to join up the pack which i can say that i would definitely trust up this list rather than those affiliate websites proposing
unknown gambling sites.Good to see that Rocket is on the add up.

Yes, those bunch of unpopular sites. I wouldn't trust them as well. The basis and standard of this website looks good because it didn't listed a website that has a shady reputation.

I don't question the criteria and credibility of crypto gambling foundation unless there's something that shouldn't be on the list and they listed it.

If theres something a website which isnt really fitted on the list then most people who do see this site recommendation wont really be that credible.They might have high standards

on choosing up operators and listing them out.Take a look on Rocket.run on the list,i dont really oppose to that even this site is new but it did managed to get in.I have no doubts
though.

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Quote from: wisefam3 on April 23, 2019, 10:52:45 PM

How is the reputation with Crypto Gambling Foundation?

I was going through some gambling pages in Bitcointalk and saw that a few sites were certified by Crypto Gambling Foundation. (https://cryptogambling.org/)
Can I trust all the sites verified by this page 100%?
They seem to have most of the main sites such as Bustabit, Primedice, Stake, Bitvest, Bustadice, Cryptogames, Cyberdice, Bitdice and this new site called Rocket.
But I don't see some of the major ones as well.

It doesn't actually matter if they are certified by Crypto Gambling Foundation or not. What matters is their reputation. A casino might not be certified, but as long as it has a very long and good reputation, then there is a high chance the casino will never be risking its reputation. Just look for casinos that are well known. Use this forum. Search for their announcement thread and you will get a pretty good idea about how legit their casino is.

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Quote from: GregH37 on April 26, 2019, 03:55:52 PM

It depends on what they use as criteria in selecting the few reputable ones that they listed on their site but I think this foundation can be trusted and we can rely on the projects listed by them. Other might also be big but that doesn’t mean they will not have some clauses that will make them not to be qualified to make such list.

Notwithstanding, we have to believe more in the power of our own research and decision and not completely rely on everything some sites push to us, the controllers are also people like us, although they might be ore experts, but that doesn’t mean that they cannot make mistakes.

All do commit mistakes but we should not limit nor restrict ourselves on not to look at on these kind of preferences.Just make sure to have that
kind of little verification for yourself if those sites listed do really have that kind of reputation but overall seeing the verified operators they are
trustable enough and also legitimacy wont really be just applied to older sites but also on newer sites as well.

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It depends on what they use as criteria in selecting the few reputable ones that they listed on their site but I think this foundation can be trusted and we can rely on the projects listed by them. Other might also be big but that doesn’t mean they will not have some clauses that will make them not to be qualified to make such list.

Notwithstanding, we have to believe more in the power of our own research and decision and not completely rely on everything some sites push to us, the controllers are also people like us, although they might be ore experts, but that doesn’t mean that they cannot make mistakes.

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Quote from: Ucy on April 25, 2019, 12:41:40 PM

It is an interesting website. My worries though is with the site structure. How transparent is the site? Is it corruptible? Who is checking and auditing it. It is certainly acentralized and can be corrupted eventually just as any other thing with no strong transparency

Wish we had something like this, in decentralized manner for ICO

Well, you may never be able to tell until you try it and from what I can deduce from many of the comments and reviews I have seen about the site, I think it will be a great site that is worthy of trying out.

It is a good thing that you will not just take any site that is promoted without making any findings, but now that you have the vital points to use in making further research, you can just do little research about them and probably be among people that will safe others of the stress of having to research in them again, it looks like you will be a good researcher.

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It will definitely be a best improvement in gambling because we need some guidance about how the gambling field is going on and they were doing and performing well to you solve if there are any problems available and these are the work from them.

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Quote from: wisefam3 on April 23, 2019, 10:52:45 PM

How is the reputation with Crypto Gambling Foundation?

I was going through some gambling pages in Bitcointalk and saw that a few sites were certified by Crypto Gambling Foundation. (https://cryptogambling.org/)
Can I trust all the sites verified by this page 100%?
They seem to have most of the main sites such as Bustabit, Primedice, Stake, Bitvest, Bustadice, Cryptogames, Cyberdice, Bitdice and this new site called Rocket.
But I don't see some of the major ones as well.

something the problem will be solved by them this is the most important thing that I have considering in all the time when tampering Foundation that were doing probably the best and if the doubts always been going on our mind I need to clarify it suddenly.

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You can trust all of them, Crypto Gambling Foundation has it's criteria for gambling sites to be part of the list of thwir trusted sitwe. This sites are tested by most users and you can read threads and reviews of them here in the forum. If you want you can try them out your self, that is one of the best way to prove it.

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Quote from: dunfida on April 25, 2019, 06:28:52 PM

They do have such criteria before listing up a gambling site which do request out to be listed.We can presume that they would check out fairness which is the most important thing.

Only the good ones would able to join up the pack which i can say that i would definitely trust up this list rather than those affiliate websites proposing
unknown gambling sites.Good to see that Rocket is on the add up.

Yes, those bunch of unpopular sites. I wouldn't trust them as well. The basis and standard of this website looks good because it didn't listed a website that has a shady reputation.

I don't question the criteria and credibility of crypto gambling foundation unless there's something that shouldn't be on the list and they listed it.

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Those gambling sites are trustworthy ones. And some of them are running and even have their campaigns here. They are verified by the Crypto Gambling Foundation. And from the link you have included, you can see that they pride their site for "the verification and promotion of genuine true fair gambling operators." That is quite enough proof that they are legit.

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AFAIK, the crypto gambling Foundation certification should be viewed as a certificate of being proved of having probably fair outcomes. i.e. the results of the bets are totally unpredictable on both sides of user and the site and the site has nothing to influence the result once the seed has been selected.
Crypto Gambling Foundation independently tests whether the claims of being probably fair are true or not.

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Quote from: wisefam3 on April 23, 2019, 10:52:45 PM

How is the reputation with Crypto Gambling Foundation?

I was going through some gambling pages in Bitcointalk and saw that a few sites were certified by Crypto Gambling Foundation. (https://cryptogambling.org/)
Can I trust all the sites verified by this page 100%?
They seem to have most of the main sites such as Bustabit, Primedice, Stake, Bitvest, Bustadice, Cryptogames, Cyberdice, Bitdice and this new site called Rocket.
But I don't see some of the major ones as well.

I see that in your list, all of the gambling sites is recommended gambling site for gamblers to play and they can choose that site as the option.
You have the old gambling site list which had a huge member that is like to play in the site and so far, I don't hear any negative comments from the member.
That gambling site is worth to try, and I am sure that they will give the best for their members.

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