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edmundduke

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Quote from: mexicantarget on January 12, 2016, 04:57:41 AM

If you're getting free coins from a faucet, and that site has a casino, which DOESN'T allow you to deposit ANY funds, is it considered as gambling if you use/play any of those games?

Been trying to figure out this thing for a week, but there's so much contradiction for both answers, so I am not sure how to pick "the right" answer, if there is one.

I know what you are talking about. Its hard to say if it is gambling in a traditional sense but i would put it under gambling because you are still spending time to gain the funds and to play the game. Since we all know Time = Money (LOL) then it is pretty safe to say that it should be considered as gambling Tongue

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Quote from: mexicantarget on January 12, 2016, 04:57:41 AM

If you're getting free coins from a faucet, and that site has a casino, which DOESN'T allow you to deposit ANY funds, is it considered as gambling if you use/play any of those games?

Been trying to figure out this thing for a week, but there's so much contradiction for both answers, so I am not sure how to pick "the right" answer, if there is one.

I think that faucets have another purpose, people to try site before depositing money. I see people trying to make fortune from that ( even I tried) but in end it's just wasting to much time for couple nickels.
Some of them have luck in that, someone need to have self control and not to be greedy to make something.
I also think its good for site to have people hanging around make good traffic.

mexicantarget

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Quote from: Dannie on January 12, 2016, 05:32:05 AM

Quote from: mexicantarget on January 12, 2016, 04:57:41 AM

If you're getting free coins from a faucet, and that site has a casino, which DOESN'T allow you to deposit ANY funds, is it considered as gambling if you use/play any of those games?

Been trying to figure out this thing for a week, but there's so much contradiction for both answers, so I am not sure how to pick "the right" answer, if there is one.

Okay the site doesn't allow you to deposit, but does it allow you to withdraw the winning you got from playing with free coin from a faucet?
If the answer is yes, it is of course a gamble in my opinion.

Yes, you're allowed to withdraw coins from the site, but not deposit.

Quote from: WhatTheGox on January 12, 2016, 05:08:06 AM

Quote from: mexicantarget on January 12, 2016, 04:57:41 AM

If you're getting free coins from a faucet, and that site has a casino, which DOESN'T allow you to deposit ANY funds, is it considered as gambling if you use/play any of those games?

Been trying to figure out this thing for a week, but there's so much contradiction for both answers, so I am not sure how to pick "the right" answer, if there is one.

Yes because it takes your time and effort to get the "free" coins. Everyones time has a monetary value. You then gamble that converted time for more money.

If we consider time as something "valuable" & if we consider "time" exists, then yeah, could be gambling.

Quote from: koshgel on January 12, 2016, 05:20:46 AM

If there's no risk, it doesn't seem like gambling to me. Just another game.

Those are my thoughts exactly to be honest. You're not investing anything valuable.

Dannie

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Quote from: mexicantarget on January 12, 2016, 04:57:41 AM

If you're getting free coins from a faucet, and that site has a casino, which DOESN'T allow you to deposit ANY funds, is it considered as gambling if you use/play any of those games?

Been trying to figure out this thing for a week, but there's so much contradiction for both answers, so I am not sure how to pick "the right" answer, if there is one.

Okay the site doesn't allow you to deposit, but does it allow you to withdraw the winning you got from playing with free coin?
If the answer is yes, it is of course a gamble in my opinion.

koshgel

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If there's no risk, it doesn't seem like gambling to me. Just another game.

WhatTheGox

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Quote from: mexicantarget on January 12, 2016, 04:57:41 AM

If you're getting free coins from a faucet, and that site has a casino, which DOESN'T allow you to deposit ANY funds, is it considered as gambling if you use/play any of those games?

Been trying to figure out this thing for a week, but there's so much contradiction for both answers, so I am not sure how to pick "the right" answer, if there is one.

Yes because it takes your time and effort to get the "free" coins. Everyones time has a monetary value. You then gamble that converted time for more money.

mexicantarget

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If you're getting free coins from a faucet, and that site has a casino, which DOESN'T allow you to deposit ANY funds, is it considered as gambling if you use/play any of those games?

Been trying to figure out this thing for a week, but there's so much contradiction for both answers, so I am not sure how to pick "the right" answer, if there is one.

EDIT: I'm talking about the site in my signature.

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