Topic: I don't know how to trust a gambling site nowadays! - page 5. (Read 5401 times)
Personally if a gambling site is offering a deposit bonus, I first check what kind of terms they offer for that and if it has a high requirement for me to be able to attain and withdraw, I don't use it and I just let things be. Usually, only newly-erected sites are the ones offering such bonuses to attain a following from a lot of people early on in the game, and those well-established ones have some kind of bonuses every now and then but not as lucrative and crazy as to what these new sites offer.
Why nowadays when there's a gambling site that offer a bunos on your first depost it seems like scam? Especially if the bunos is to much than your initial deposit.
The reason why they give some bonus to their player is to make many investor/ player that will patron their sites, and it's like a newly open store and merchandise that will give you a massive discount at your first time. It will be a scam if you can't cash out your money ( you must take note that the bonus is usually not a part of the cash out system). 
I don’t care the strategies scam sites are using buy one thing I know for sure is that I can never be scammed, not on any new or existing gambling sites. In short I can’t even imagine how a gambler is being scammed, like what made him visit the site in the first place. What happened to playing on very familiar and well know sites. Why would you consider a site that is new hand has the tendency to run away with your money.
Best way is to start reading user experiences before playing at a gambling site.
I normally don't play at brand new sites and if I do I deposit a small amount to find out how they work.
Might work with small amounts but even old casinos often has problems with huge amount withdrawal so reputation matters more than the age of the casino.I normally don't play at brand new sites and if I do I deposit a small amount to find out how they work.
Giving trust is really be hard when we are always thinking about the negatives side and been affected by what people had said.
I really understand how scams and phishing site spreading around, but we can't just be too much-overacted cause still a lot of reputable gambling sites that could be trusted until today.
Yes. It is not possible to trust these third-party sites with your money. After the huge loss in ICOs last year, people are not more careful about their money. They do not get involved into games that are of dubious nature or in which the prospects of making money in very low. In addition, we have had many cases in which sites would ban a gambler upon withdrawal requests so you are right. I really understand how scams and phishing site spreading around, but we can't just be too much-overacted cause still a lot of reputable gambling sites that could be trusted until today.
There are many dodgy online casinos out there, that's for sure. The best way to avoid them is by reading customer reviews on independent review sites and online gambling forums. Some casinos have an unusual number of negative reviews. They're the ones that you want to avoid playing at.
lol this not counts the newbie gambling sites because for sure there are no reviews to check on.anyway let’s keep safe while choosing one because our money as at stake here and we cannot be lazy to lose by our own stupidity You can't control anything here like gambling site can really turn scam or hack so better to not use that then we have many trusted here
Then i think if they new only here in crypto then don't give your 100% trust to that another thing nowadays we really have many scammer because they can run easy money by that so better if their gambling site provide KYC
I wonder why anyone would even want to trust an gambling site in the first place, no gambling site is trustable in my opinion. Even the ones we think have existed for years can suddenly change to become something else, it is very common with them. Gambling site will always crash without a pre notice, so what makes you think they are can be trusted. Then i think if they new only here in crypto then don't give your 100% trust to that another thing nowadays we really have many scammer because they can run easy money by that so better if their gambling site provide KYC
I suggest playing with care and know that anything can happen at any time on a gambling site, so withdraw your money when due, play with small amounts you can spare as trial on each site before committing huge amount of money. At least when you play with small money and win, you can be sure it’s real, then try with something bigger and withdraw immediately. Never double bet, and never play with money you cannot spare.
Why nowadays when there's a gambling site that offer a bunos on your first depost it seems like scam? Especially if the bunos is to much than your initial deposit.
And also whe all knows mostly gambling site nowadays are using KYC. but why when there's a promising site that doesn't require kyc it smell fishy as well? What did happen to this world? How to trust again on this kind of sites?
And also whe all knows mostly gambling site nowadays are using KYC. but why when there's a promising site that doesn't require kyc it smell fishy as well? What did happen to this world? How to trust again on this kind of sites?
Before risking your money, it is paramount that you check and evaluate the gambling website. Consider the reviews, its history, the security, and the overall aspect of the website before putting your money.
Nowadays, it is indeed, difficult to look for a gambling website that offers all the aforementioned criteria. Scammers have been lurking these past few days with the intent to gain for themselves and enrich using the expense of others.
Some sites only require KYC for large withdrawals or deposits as well, usually with larger withdrawals in my experience. Best bet you've got is just to read whatever reviews you can find for a casino on this forum and look out for keywords like 'KYC' and 'verification' throughout the posts you do find, and to try to avoid smaller sites if possible, but in the end you could be required to submit KYC at any time.
As for bonuses, I hardly ever use them anymore because of the usually extremely high minimum wager requirements for withdrawal. I'd much rather just gamble on my own money and withdraw whenever I want to instead of once I gamble an amount the site determines.
As for bonuses, I hardly ever use them anymore because of the usually extremely high minimum wager requirements for withdrawal. I'd much rather just gamble on my own money and withdraw whenever I want to instead of once I gamble an amount the site determines.
If a gambling website requires me to add a KYC feature, I would have second doubts on it. The purpose of gambling online is for convenience and anonymity. It totally defeats the purpose while endangering yourself on the internet.
I don't think so. If the gambling site is an old and recommended site, then I don't think that it scam because they are proven to be the good gambling site. But if that site is a new gambling site, then we need to be careful because we don't know if they are good or not. Sometimes, the new gambling website uses a big bonus to attract gamblers but then the member required to deposit some amount before they can get the bonus. We don't want to do that, because the free bonus is a bonus which we can get without having something.
We have so many recommended gambling website which we don't have to do KYC, and that website is not fishy. Perhaps, you need to find by yourself.
As long as you can found recommended gambling website in here, you don't have to worry because the website has already proven to be the good gambling site.
I don’t understand the reason why we all have to write off new sites. I understand that most number of people who have been scammed happened on scam site but don’t you think some of these new sites might be giving out high bonuses as a marketing strategy to getting more players? The reason old trusted sites might not be given this out could be because they already have a high base of players and they believe they would always be chosen over newer sites.We have so many recommended gambling website which we don't have to do KYC, and that website is not fishy. Perhaps, you need to find by yourself.
As long as you can found recommended gambling website in here, you don't have to worry because the website has already proven to be the good gambling site.
In my opinion, we can also try out some new site but to avoid losing, it’s advisable to play with small money so that it can easily be forgotten if lost.
No, we don't have to write off new sites, but we need to be careful if we want to play at new gambling sites. No one will know what is going to happen with the new sites in the future, and we don't have to spend so much money on that site. The problem is many people are trying to playing gambling at a new gambling site because they think that the site is legit, but after they get the win, they cannot withdraw the money.
The high bonuses are to attract the gamblers to try their site but only a gambling website which serious with their business that will satisfy their customer. The scam gambling site will not give their promises to their customer because they only want to get their money, and then they can run away from them.
Some sites only require KYC for large withdrawals or deposits as well, usually with larger withdrawals in my experience. Best bet you've got is just to read whatever reviews you can find for a casino on this forum and look out for keywords like 'KYC' and 'verification' throughout the posts you do find, and to try to avoid smaller sites if possible, but in the end you could be required to submit KYC at any time.
As for bonuses, I hardly ever use them anymore because of the usually extremely high minimum wager requirements for withdrawal. I'd much rather just gamble on my own money and withdraw whenever I want to instead of once I gamble an amount the site determines.
As for bonuses, I hardly ever use them anymore because of the usually extremely high minimum wager requirements for withdrawal. I'd much rather just gamble on my own money and withdraw whenever I want to instead of once I gamble an amount the site determines.
Why nowadays when there's a gambling site that offer a bunos on your first depost it seems like scam? Especially if the bunos is to much than your initial deposit.
And also whe all knows mostly gambling site nowadays are using KYC. but why when there's a promising site that doesn't require kyc it smell fishy as well? What did happen to this world? How to trust again on this kind of sites?
I also believed that those gambling sites uses the bonus as a decoy to attract gamblers and in the course of withdrawing profits they placed a very unfavorable and stringent conditions for withdrawal thus gamblers has to be very careful not to fall to all these pranks else they will equally lose their deposits to those untrustworthy and non reputable gambling sites. And also whe all knows mostly gambling site nowadays are using KYC. but why when there's a promising site that doesn't require kyc it smell fishy as well? What did happen to this world? How to trust again on this kind of sites?
Giving trust is really be hard when we are always thinking about the negatives side and been affected by what people had said.
I really understand how scams and phishing site spreading around, but we can't just be too much-overacted cause still a lot of reputable gambling sites that could be trusted until today.
Yes. It is not possible to trust these third-party sites with your money. After the huge loss in ICOs last year, people are not more careful about their money. They do not get involved into games that are of dubious nature or in which the prospects of making money in very low. In addition, we have had many cases in which sites would ban a gambler upon withdrawal requests so you are right. I really understand how scams and phishing site spreading around, but we can't just be too much-overacted cause still a lot of reputable gambling sites that could be trusted until today.
Best way is to start reading user experiences before playing at a gambling site.
That’s for existing Gambling sites in which stays here for atleast years now but not on the new ones Andy I guess that’s the issue of OP though I didn’t saw him response in any of the comments hereHope he’s not just creating a story to have him posting counts lol 😂
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I normally don't play at brand new sites and if I do I deposit a small amount to find out how they work.
Have tried couple of times way back to deposit small amount but in the end satisfactory I still what we need.so why bother to entertain new one when there are too many legit and trustworthy,just like my Signature .777coin is one of those together with Bitvest 😂 
Why nowadays when there's a gambling site that offer a bunos on your first depost it seems like scam? Especially if the bunos is to much than your initial deposit.
And also whe all knows mostly gambling site nowadays are using KYC. but why when there's a promising site that doesn't require kyc it smell fishy as well? What did happen to this world? How to trust again on this kind of sites?
I usually not really see bonus from gambling campaign, because usually we still should play that bonus balance to reach certain target before can withdraw it. And i usually end with empty my balance before can reach the target. So i never think about it. And also whe all knows mostly gambling site nowadays are using KYC. but why when there's a promising site that doesn't require kyc it smell fishy as well? What did happen to this world? How to trust again on this kind of sites?
About site that scam or not or maybe KYC or not, usually i only play in gambling site that already famous. Not means not famous is bad, i just want to play safe. Although in game, i can lose all my money i think it is better than jump on scam site that not allow me to withdraw my money.
Why nowadays when there's a gambling site that offer a bunos on your first depost it seems like scam? Especially if the bunos is to much than your initial deposit.
And also whe all knows mostly gambling site nowadays are using KYC. but why when there's a promising site that doesn't require kyc it smell fishy as well? What did happen to this world? How to trust again on this kind of sites?
if no bonus is promised at the beginning of the deposit then no one will be interested to enter it, maybe that's why the site uses that strategy. if KYC is indeed now a lot of projects or gambling sites using KYC, it is possible for the requirements to join customers because KYC can find out the customer's personal data. And also whe all knows mostly gambling site nowadays are using KYC. but why when there's a promising site that doesn't require kyc it smell fishy as well? What did happen to this world? How to trust again on this kind of sites?
Why nowadays when there's a gambling site that offer a bunos on your first depost it seems like scam? Especially if the bunos is to much than your initial deposit.
The reason why they give some bonus to their player is to make many investor/ player that will patron their sites, and it's like a newly open store and merchandise that will give you a massive discount at your first time. It will be a scam if you can't cash out your money ( you must take note that the bonus is usually not a part of the cash out system). 
Why nowadays when there's a gambling site that offer a bunos on your first depost it seems like scam? Especially if the bunos is to much than your initial deposit.
And also whe all knows mostly gambling site nowadays are using KYC. but why when there's a promising site that doesn't require kyc it smell fishy as well? What did happen to this world? How to trust again on this kind of sites?
that's the trick to getting investors customers, all of them must have their own ways to get fresh funds to support the project that they want to develop. For KYC, there are indeed many projects that use KYC because for the requirements to be able to join in it, I think the project that uses KYC is a good project. And also whe all knows mostly gambling site nowadays are using KYC. but why when there's a promising site that doesn't require kyc it smell fishy as well? What did happen to this world? How to trust again on this kind of sites?
I don't think so. If the gambling site is an old and recommended site, then I don't think that it scam because they are proven to be the good gambling site. But if that site is a new gambling site, then we need to be careful because we don't know if they are good or not. Sometimes, the new gambling website uses a big bonus to attract gamblers but then the member required to deposit some amount before they can get the bonus. We don't want to do that, because the free bonus is a bonus which we can get without having something.
We have so many recommended gambling website which we don't have to do KYC, and that website is not fishy. Perhaps, you need to find by yourself.
As long as you can found recommended gambling website in here, you don't have to worry because the website has already proven to be the good gambling site.
I don’t understand the reason why we all have to write off new sites. I understand that most number of people who have been scammed happened on scam site but don’t you think some of these new sites might be giving out high bonuses as a marketing strategy to getting more players? The reason old trusted sites might not be given this out could be because they already have a high base of players and they believe they would always be chosen over newer sites.We have so many recommended gambling website which we don't have to do KYC, and that website is not fishy. Perhaps, you need to find by yourself.
As long as you can found recommended gambling website in here, you don't have to worry because the website has already proven to be the good gambling site.
In my opinion, we can also try out some new site but to avoid losing, it’s advisable to play with small money so that it can easily be forgotten if lost.
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There are many dodgy online casinos out there, that's for sure. The best way to avoid them is by reading customer reviews on independent review sites and online gambling forums. Some casinos have an unusual number of negative reviews. They're the ones that you want to avoid playing at.
It is hard to find an honest review from the people because the gambling sites can pay customer reviews. But if you can find the review from here, I think you can find recommended gambling sites that have been played by many members so I think you can get one or more gambling website to play. I guess you don't have to search the gambling websites in out there because you will find the good gambling websites from here that will suit what you want.
There are many dodgy online casinos out there, that's for sure. The best way to avoid them is by reading customer reviews on independent review sites and online gambling forums. Some casinos have an unusual number of negative reviews. They're the ones that you want to avoid playing at.
If you want to trust a gambling site you should choose a site that is active on this forum and interacts with their players
It brings a piece of mind to players if their questions and concerns are addressed in a timely matter and in public for others to see.
When someone asks a public question and the casino doesnt reply, it creates a uncomfortable situation for the player especially if their money in involved
It brings a piece of mind to players if their questions and concerns are addressed in a timely matter and in public for others to see.
When someone asks a public question and the casino doesnt reply, it creates a uncomfortable situation for the player especially if their money in involved
Why nowadays when there's a gambling site that offer a bunos on your first depost it seems like scam? Especially if the bunos is to much than your initial deposit.
Some of those bonuses are called freebies which you are actually not entitled to if it eventually didn't come. They are meant to lure people into registration, this is not only in gambling site; it is just a business strategy, so don't keep basing your affiliation to a site on bonuses , they are not the real thing.
Well, in my opinion, a site that does not keep to promise , is likely not be straight forward.
Imagine that but behind there are terms that should be complied before you can able to withdraw.This is why I'm not minding too much
of these bonuses no matter how big it is because in the end you would still lose before you can able to get out.
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