I don't know how to trust a gambling site nowadays! - page 7.

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Quote from: Ararbermas on August 21, 2019, 08:25:58 PM

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?

It depends on the reputation of the site, I just got n invitation from one trusted gambling site that offers 50% bonus on my deposit, that's their birthday offer to their customers and the gambling site is still operating and very well known as a trusted site.

Accept this kind of offer from trusted gambling sites, there are a lot of new gambling sites that offer deposit bonus with codes after you made your deposit, you cannot withdraw your winnings and they go offline, it's a scam and that's their scheme.

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See my topic https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5166235 , may it will clarify your mind.
None of them requires KYC

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Quote from: lienfaye on August 23, 2019, 04:14:45 AM

There are many reputed gambling sites that are not requiring the players to abide in kyc so why would you choose a gambling site with too good to be true offer?

Dont bite those sites who offer high bonuses because it might be scam.

Exactly!

Most of these gambling sites who promise a good offer turns out to be a scam.
We should choose the sites that we have to visit and don't forget to ask someone who has knowledge about the site.
Or we ourselves could conduct our own research for a reputable gamblings site.

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New site coming into the gambling stream are seeking to lure members with that strategy of bonus on first deposit but don't get it wrong the deposit are most times to be used on gambling on that site it's very much not withdrawable

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Quote from: Question123 on August 23, 2019, 09:13:43 AM

They have some gambling sites who are giving bonus with the first deposit of their players and only small amount of dollars and that is ñegit and if you hear something is they giving big bonus it is something not good so don't try to make any deposit to avoid losing your capital in gambling. More gambling sites are legit and they did not require KYC personally I did not play who implementing KYC.

KYC is only happening now and not really practiced before. There are a lot of gambling sites that are still not requiring KYC but still considered as a legit one. And there are really newly launched gambling sites today that are even offering big bonuses which is something that we should doubt about. I think with all this newly sites coming out, it would be better to study first the said gambling sites and know its background before you decide gambling to it.

DYOR should always be initially practiced anytime we do see new services or sites out there and making such further verification if that one is legit enough or not.
If everything do looks shady then better to opt out rather than to risk it up and lost up money.KYC isnt really that mandatory nowadays unless if your are dealing with
fiat based gambling site then you would need some verification but for crypto gambling sites they dont require most of the time unless if theres something shady happening with your account.

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Quote from: Question123 on August 23, 2019, 09:13:43 AM

They have some gambling sites who are giving bonus with the first deposit of their players and only small amount of dollars and that is ñegit and if you hear something is they giving big bonus it is something not good so don't try to make any deposit to avoid losing your capital in gambling. More gambling sites are legit and they did not require KYC personally I did not play who implementing KYC.

KYC is only happening now and not really practiced before. There are a lot of gambling sites that are still not requiring KYC but still considered as a legit one. And there are really newly launched gambling sites today that are even offering big bonuses which is something that we should doubt about. I think with all this newly sites coming out, it would be better to study first the said gambling sites and know its background before you decide gambling to it.

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Quote from: XCANA on August 22, 2019, 01:15:20 PM

Basically most of the gambling platforms I have been used to; are due to their positive feedback from gamblers who have at sometimes gamble with the platform. Personally, most of my favorite gambling platforms are those platforms that have a long history of trust.

In short word we just need to Use Google to check the credibility of site before entering but if happens that this was a newly opened gambling site?then the more chances of being scammed are there specially those promising big bonuses I’m afraid just don’t try unless there’s person close to you that had already tried the site but take the precautionary measures just put small amount first for you safety and never fall from promises besides check every singe details of that said gambling site to find the possible scam or not

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They have some gambling sites who are giving bonus with the first deposit of their players and only small amount of dollars and that is ñegit and if you hear something is they giving big bonus it is something not good so don't try to make any deposit to avoid losing your capital in gambling. More gambling sites are legit and they did not require KYC personally I did not play who implementing KYC.

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If we feel doubts into newly existed gambling sites, then we will just ignore them and stick into the old existing sites. They'll never be asking KYC to the gamblers cause they are giving trust also to them.
We can't deny how this bonuses really attracting to gamblers but then, we should be careful for this especially when it looks so fishy and unrealistic returns that they offered to us. It might be a way to scam us( gamblers).

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Quote from: mersal on August 23, 2019, 04:07:14 AM

Differentiating scam crypto gambling sites among the largest ones is not too hard so you no need to worry about the legitimacy of the exchange are gambling sites as they were asking for KYC you can just do simple Google search to know about there history and you can decide that they are legitimate or just new here to scam some people.

when you don't want to do KYC then avoid such gambling sites even if they are legitimate but sooner or later more gambling sites will ask for KYC I guess due to the government restrictions.

When there are a lot of gambling sites that allows us to gamble even without KYC, it would be stupid if we still do the KYC.
KYC is only required on fiat gambling sites as they are license and regulated, and KYC is a requirement.
I don't know about the legality status of every crypto gambling sites here but most of us does not look on that aspect, instead we look on their reputation.

For example we can see lot of exchanges were forced by their respective governments to implement KYC for doing trading and in gambling industry also might the same thing happen sooner or later but it will.

Possibly, but there's a bigger number of gambling sites compared to exchanges and I think these gambling sites if they can find a way to not impose KYC under their platform they would do it since majority of the successful gambling sites in crypto does not require KYC, that would make them out of the competition as gamblers would prefer to gamble without them giving an info about themselves.

In some countries, gambling is illegal, so they can't bypass that restriction if all would be requiring a KYC.

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Quote from: Ararbermas on August 21, 2019, 08:25:58 PM

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?

Good question.
But the bonus part always sounds like scam until you try withdrawing the bonus... you will then probably understand the idea behind it. I guess gambling website use the bonus to attract new gamblers just as other non-gambling websites offer bonuses and with somewhat hidden conditions.

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Quote from: zhekinsp on August 22, 2019, 12:44:55 AM

Gambling sites giving deposits to attract players into their website so when a site is giving bonus it doesn't mean they were scammers.

Gambling site requires KYC due to the laws of their jurisdiction so no need to feel fishy for KYC but its not needed to give KYC since we have lot of no KYC gambling sites available for now.

It is not the bonus they give that is the problems bro but the rate of the bonus. There are some that you will hear and deep down, you will know that it sound too good to be true. There is no genuine site that would give out such. What then is their profit if bonus to players alone is that high?

And on KYC, to my own believe, I assume any site that demands for KYC is scam. I don’t care the intention for the requirement but our crypto entity supports anonymity and asking for KYC is like intruding into a players privacy. I advise anyone who see a site that’s demanding for KYC to flee. It’s not real and it’s definitely a scam site. There are so many reputable sites that do not ask for KYC.

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Quote from: lienfaye on August 23, 2019, 04:14:45 AM

There are many reputed gambling sites that are not requiring the players to abide in kyc so why would you choose a gambling site with too good to be true offer?

Dont bite those sites who offer high bonuses because it might be scam.

And aside from being scam it's also possible that those bonuses will be tough to earned as wagering requirements are very hard to achieved, staying with well known gambling sites still be the first priority in order to have a safe trip while enjoying your stay inside the house, you have to make it more deeper before taking any steps further and pick your gamehouse to play and enjoy.

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There are many reputed gambling sites that are not requiring the players to abide in kyc so why would you choose a gambling site with too good to be true offer?

Dont bite those sites who offer high bonuses because it might be scam.

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Quote from: mersal on August 23, 2019, 04:07:14 AM

Differentiating scam crypto gambling sites among the largest ones is not too hard so you no need to worry about the legitimacy of the exchange are gambling sites as they were asking for KYC you can just do simple Google search to know about there history and you can decide that they are legitimate or just new here to scam some people.

when you don't want to do KYC then avoid such gambling sites even if they are legitimate but sooner or later more gambling sites will ask for KYC I guess due to the government restrictions.

When there are a lot of gambling sites that allows us to gamble even without KYC, it would be stupid if we still do the KYC.
KYC is only required on fiat gambling sites as they are license and regulated, and KYC is a requirement.
I don't know about the legality status of every crypto gambling sites here but most of us does not look on that aspect, instead we look on their reputation.

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Differentiating scam crypto gambling sites among the largest ones is not too hard so you no need to worry about the legitimacy of the exchange are gambling sites as they were asking for KYC you can just do simple Google search to know about there history and you can decide that they are legitimate or just new here to scam some people.

when you don't want to do KYC then avoid such gambling sites even if they are legitimate but sooner or later more gambling sites will ask for KYC I guess due to the government restrictions.

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Quote from: Ararbermas on August 21, 2019, 08:25:58 PM

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 haven't tried any gambling sites that require KYC in order to be able to withdraw your funds there; this can ruin the privacy of users. However on the other hand, they might be regulated by the government which is rare case scenario as gambling with crypto isn't supported by the government yet. As of now, IMO it's better to stick with gambling sites that don't require KYC because it's difficult to put a trust a gambling site with our personal information specially if they aren't too reputable.

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Quote from: eternalgloom on August 22, 2019, 08:29:49 AM

Generally stay away from sites that offer high deposit bonuses, you'll end up losing everything if you can't meet the often high rollover requirements.
Just stick to sites like Bitsler of Crypto-Games, they do not ask for KYC and they do run a lot of promotions without rollover requirements.

There's enough choice out there, go over the gambling section here for a bit Wink

I think you can withdrawonly the real deposit you made, or have to wait for the rollover to be fulfilled? if that's true, then it's better stayaway. because it means that the site forces you to play to be able to withdraw. I once found that site like that on anonibet, when the deposit bonus was 10%. Luckily I like sports betting, so I can finish rollover quickly.

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I am wearing Windice signature but they are not requiring some KYC. Also, it is easy to know whether the gambling site is scam or not. Use google, there are so many feedbacks of players there that we can read about. Bonuses seems attractive but you can further test the site if you deposit small amount of money and you reached the minimum payout and you can be able to withdraw it. Then it is not scam site. Bonuses is to attract more players, we can't rely that as a scam. You can choose gambling sites that are altradt established.

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Quote from: XCANA on August 22, 2019, 01:15:20 PM

Basically most of the gambling platforms I have been used to; are due to their positive feedback from gamblers who have at sometimes gamble with the platform. Personally, most of my favorite gambling platforms are those platforms that have a long history of trust.

That is what we need to do if we want to feel safe from the scammers because we don't know where the scammers are, and who they are. We don't want to get scam from any of gambling website, so we need to be careful. Fortunately, we have so many recommended gambling website which has tons of members, and that site doesn't have any problem so far. You can read one by one of the website by the members here so you can get a list of legit gambling sites.

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