Topic: List Of Crypto Casinos with The Best Faucets - page 4. (Read 4247 times)

Wintomato used to be on the list, but I removed them following this incident. I am not going to bring them back. You can read the linked scam accusation to find out how they handled themselves during that particular case and take a look at the below post of mine:

Hello Sir, I think it's good that you include wintomato in the list because the faucets amount they give to their client users is pretty good. They have many faucets that are provided on their gambling platform, of them is Bitcoin, Ethereum, Xrp, Uni, Dogecoin, Xlm, usdt, bch, litecoin,
Shiba Inu, trx, and Reef, which when you have one of those you can use to match their games depending on the altcoins they allow you to use to match Sir.

Please try to look at this wintomato because I think it's pretty okay for me.

Yes, I can fix that. I can see that the faucet amount is now 0.00000046 BTC instead of 0.00000042 BTC as it was in the past. That's equivalent to $0.01. Is the faucet configured to give out $0.01 worth of BTC, or will this sum be a fixed one in the near future? 

You still received more than enough to be able to make a bet and test out the platform. And that's the reason these faucets exist. When you think about it, it's peanuts and pocket money either way. 0.2 DOGE is around 1 cent. 0.000001 DOGE... I don't even want to do the math. What possible reason would there be to want to make bets with such a small amount of coins? It's never going to amount to anything good and be worth withdrawing.

-  I tried to create an account at casinodoge, and I received free 0.21 doge then every hour I can able to receive the amount.
But for the meantime, I will observe it let see if there is something good to happen on this matter anyway. If 0.21 dogecoin was the free
for this thing that means in 10 hours I can accumulate around 2.1 dogecoin. But there is one thing I didn't like the minimum bet for it was 0.1 doge unlike in the other gambling platform you can bet around 0.000001 doge. However, I will try this for 1 week to find out the result of my activity on this one.

I received exactly 0.00000078 BTC yesterday when I tested the faucet just like they mentioned it in their rules. I haven't tested the cooldown period because this amount isn't enough to make a bet apparently. When I try to bet it on their dice game, I am getting a balance too low error. If I try to claim the faucet a 2nd time, I am informed that I can't because I already have 0.00000078 BTC on my account. Seems that the amounts you receive can't be used for anything, which defeats the purpose of having a faucet in the first place. I will contact their support and try to find out more information about the amounts and the cooldown period between claims.  

I removed Simpledice from the OP.

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Edit: I just had a talk with their live support and they confirmed the information you mentioned. Even though I got exactly what the rules say I should, the claims are based on fiat values and you do receive a $0.015 equivalent in BTC at the moment of your claim. The cooldown period is 1 min, just like you said. Additionally, the faucet amounts can be used for wagers, but you just need to switch to faucet mode from the top of the page.   

Actually, it is equivalent to $0.015. The faucet claim amount fluctuates for the price change of Bitcoin, but it remains equivalent to $0.015 in crypto always. And the gap between two faucet claim is indeed 1 minute. I just checked it by claiming faucets on my account. Seems like you have followed the wrong details

I'm also getting the same error message there. Unfortunately, I didn't check the faucet claim system of Simpledice before suggesting about their faucet here. Probably the faucet claim is disabled there as they have confirmed it to you through email.

I added information about the faucet as shown in DuckDice's rules page. The minimum claim is 0.00000078 BTC for the lowest account level, so that's what I added. They also mention that the cooldown period is 3 minutes, and you can only claim the faucet if you beat another opponent or the computer in a tic-tac-toe game.

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Simpledice sent me an email saying that they have removed the faucet feature from their site. I can't confirm it because the site was never working for me correctly. I kept receiving error messages saying I am not eligible to make a claim. Does the Simpledice faucet work for anyone else? If not, I am going to remove it from the OP.

I can give you the full details of Duckdice faucet as I played there for a long time. The faucet amount is equivalent to $0.015 for everyone whose rank is above 1250. And they can claim the faucet up to 30 times everyday. There is five different level (rank) system for the top 1250 users. You will receive up to $0.35 from their faucets by gaining the highest account level. And you will be able to claim the faucet maximum 55 times at the top rank. There is a 1 minute timer between the faucet claim. You can only claim the faucet if your account balance is zero.

OK, I found it for LuckyDice and Bitkong. You are right, each coin is worth 1 cent. I will mention this in the table.
Information about Simpledice has now also been added to the OP. I couldn't find more details about their faucet but since the site is identical to Luckydice and SimpleDice I guess the rules are also the same. The faucet should be claimable if the balance is 0.
I will take a look at DuckDice as well.

Yes. panjul07 mentioned it in my thread. As soon as I can confirm the amounts, I will add them to the table.

The value of the 100 coins is stated in the bonus page of those casinos. You can find this information above the faucet amount details of the bonus page.



You can also see the value of the faucet coins by keeping your mouse pointer on the faucet claim or bonus amount of that page

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It's off topic here, but I want to inform you that Bk8 has added Bitcoin withdrawal option again. I can't check the details of their min withdrawal limit for Bitcoin as I'm not receiving the OTP code. Try to collect the details and update it in your "Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts" topic.

I really did, yeah. That was a long time ago. I wrote it down this time in my physical notes and i will take a look at their site and offer. Thx for the remainder.

It's been a mentally draining day and I can't think straight. I don't remember where I initially got the information about BitKong's and Luckydice's faucet details. All I can think of is this: https://bitkong.com/en/bonuses
They mention 2 coins as standard claim, but there is no information about the value of the given coins. Where is it stated that 100 coins is equal to $1? Same thing for Luckydice.

I took a look at those cases in their reputation thread together with a few other users. You were one of them that provided feedback. Some claims are pure nonsense and some show they were incompetent in the beginning rather than malicious and looking to steal money. That's my take on it at least. The issue with the confiscated 2 BTC bonus + 2 BTC real deposits for example should never have happened nor should their system have been configured that way. I am leaning more towards adding them to the list because I don't see any fresh accusations against them and that's what I am going to do. Most of the old cases have been taken care of and negative feedback by deceased members can unfortunately no longer be corrected even if they wanted to. 

Have you forgotten about Simpledice? I just added Simpledice details in the loyalty bonuses thread. I hope you will add their faucet details in your OP here. BTW, the value of 100 faucet coins is equivalent to $1 at BitKong, Luckydice and Simpledice. You have provided their value in BTC in the table, it won't be accurate always for the price change of Bitcoin.

Have you taken any final decision about DuckDice?

I don't think I need to do that. The fact that I can't load the site with Firefox means that something is up. I also just tried to access it with my phone but it's down completely. Chrome is either using an old cache or some other method to load the site partially on my end. I will give it a few days and then I will remove Betja from my threads.

I remember that discussion. TwitchySeal reviewed some of the cases and I posted my thoughts about them as well. TwitchySeal never finished to check and post about the remaining accusations, so the thread eventually died and I forgot about it as well. My stance on the matter is that I don't think DuckDice was completely wrong, but they did make mistakes that shouldn't have happened as well. If @TwitchySeal has a notifications bot, maybe he will see me mentioning his name and continue his evaluations of the scam accusations or post his final verdict. All in all, since I am not entirely sure about this site, I am not going to add them to the table.

Have you taken a look at the other cases in the thread that TwitchySeal missed? I am considering checking them out. You are fair in your evaluations, maybe you can give it a try as well.     

I just tried with Chrome, Firefox & Opera browser on my phone; tried with Chrome & Microsoft Edge browser on my PC. I got the error message everywhere. I think it is connected with the cache & data file of your chrome browser. Yesterday I was able to access BetJa like you, but I'm unable to do it today after clearing the cache & data file of my chrome browser. If you don't have any problem then can you try it again by clearing the cache and data of your chrome browser?

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Quoting this old post here. DuckDice currently have two negative feedback from inactive users. They tried to remove those feedback, but it wasn't possible for some reasons (see here). Still they tried to make the situation clear for everyone by creating a reputation thread in this year. I think you are aware of this as you have also posted there: Duckdice Reputation Thread

The responsible forum members has explained everything nicely there. Will you add them in the list by judging from their reputation thread?

It seems to depend on the browser. Trying to reach it with Firefox results in the server error you mentioned. But with Chrome it still loads halfway. I agree with you that it doesn't look good and I have no idea what is going on. I will go and check their ANN thread, the Scam Accusations, and Reputation boards to see if there are accusations against the site. If there are, I will immediately remove them from my threads. If not, I will give them some more time before they are definitely removed.

Now you can't do anything at BetJa, actually the site isn't accessible. They are showing an error message like this “This site can’t be reached”. 1 week has been passed, but BetJa representative hasn't said anything. It was more than enough time to give an update if they were facing some issues. I have already removed BetJa from the Loyalty bonus and KYC details list. I hope you will remove them from your informative gambling threads too.

Bitinity already answered this questions and he is right. My removal of 777Coin has nothing to do with the owner's reputation. It's no longer in the list because the faucet is no longer available. I just checked lightlord's trust ratings and there hasn't been anything new posted from DT members. It's a known fact that the hot wallets of his casinos tend to be empty and need days and weeks before getting topped up. The way that is handled is far from perfect, but unless something has changed for the worse, lightlord pays his dues sooner or later. If I find believable proof of him scamming, I will of course remove his casinos from my threads.

Good find. I just checked their VIP page and you are right. I updated the information in the table.

I just saw it now. The site isn't loading on my end either. It's not completely offline, but you can't sign in or browse it at all at the moment. I will keep an eye on it. I remember that Betja used to be offline in the past as well, but this looks serious if there is no way to reach those responsible for the site and the forum rep hasn't informed the community about what is going on. I will remove them from my gambling threads unless I see some positive signs. Hopefully it's not an exit scam.

As Bitinity has said above, OP removed 777Coin as they have stopped giving the free satoshi. But the faucet feature is still available at Bitvest. We had some discussions about the reputation of lightlord before. And Pmalek has taken the decision to not remove them (See Here).

The accusation was related to the delay of signature campaign payment. lightlord negative feedbacks are mostly related to the signature campaign issue. Have you seen any valid complain against Bitvest and 777Coin regarding the withdrawal issue in this year?

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@Pmalek, The faucet feature of Jacksclub is almost similar with the Bitsler faucet. You can receive up to 50 JCC tokens from their faucet by gaining the higher VIP rank. So, their faucet amount details will be 0.0015-50 JCC tokens (depends on the account level).

Have you noticed the issues of BetJa? Someone has complained about a pending withdrawal on 13th July (see here). Their server is down, BetJa telegram support account is deleted and support email isn't reachable (see here). Now we have no way to contact with BetJa team.