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I'm surprised only five players playing crash game on shuffle.com at that moment. But it's okay to have 5 players at least you know they are really legitimate players unlike other casinos out there with almost 2,000 players per round. You don't know if those 2,000 players are real. 🙄

Regarding the highest multiplier for sure it's different from every other crash game but usually the maximum of a crash game is multi 1000x. I don't know about crash game by shuffle.com I think it's in the rules we just need to read it. Tongue

I’m not a hardcore crash game players but I become active before on Bustabit(the original crash game) while the maximum multiplier is almost limitless because it depends on the casino bankroll and not with an exact number.

The only time I see a crash game with x1000 multiplier are those new casino like coins.game but the rest has a higher multiplier equivalent to the max win amount allowed by the casino. I missed the rainbow cat animation on Bustabit before whenever the insane multiplier is active.

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Easter egg code: HAPPYEASTER-2

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Guys! Shuffle has an Easter Egg hunt event in which they drop off code randomly every 8hrs to all their social media account including the telegram account.

They frequently rewarding 2$ and more by claiming the code on your Shuffle account. It only requires to have a 2K wager in the last 7 days in able to be eligible. I just recently claim the code from telegram so it’s still working.

Easter egg code: HAPPYEASTER-2

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Quote from: komisariatku on March 30, 2024, 04:38:41 PM

This is the first time I have seen the crash multiplier at shuffle so high and in fact I have never seen a multiplier that high in any casino. This is amazing

Does anyone know what the maximum multiplier is for a game crash?

I'm surprised only five players playing crash game on shuffle.com at that moment. But it's okay to have 5 players at least you know they are really legitimate players unlike other casinos out there with almost 2,000 players per round. You don't know if those 2,000 players are real. 🙄

Regarding the highest multiplier for sure it's different from every other crash game but usually the maximum of a crash game is multi 1000x. I don't know about crash game by shuffle.com I think it's in the rules we just need to read it. Tongue

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Quote from: komisariatku on March 30, 2024, 04:38:41 PM

This is the first time I have seen the crash multiplier at shuffle so high and in fact I have never seen a multiplier that high in any casino. This is amazing

Does anyone know what the maximum multiplier is for a game crash?

According to the support and I think many crash game providers doing this. There’s no definite maximum multiplier but rather they set the max limit on the max win which is 500K$ on their side. I think they don’t set a maximum multiplier because they have the max win as reference as limitations to all bets.

So answering your question with exact answer you can divide the minimum bet to 500K to get the maximum multiplier that they will pay on this original games.

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Quote from: komisariatku on March 30, 2024, 04:38:41 PM

Does anyone know what the maximum multiplier is for a game crash?

Must be depending on the game provider if the game comes from 3rd party provider and depending on the casino if the game is developed by the casino itself but I think most crash game is limited to 1,000,000x. I have seen much bigger multiplier than what you have just seen. There was a contest in other casino where participant needs to collect points on crash game some time ago, so I played crash almost every day and I saw huge multipliers above 100,000x few times.

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This is the first time I have seen the crash multiplier at shuffle so high and in fact I have never seen a multiplier that high in any casino. This is amazing

Does anyone know what the maximum multiplier is for a game crash?

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Quote from: Taskford on March 30, 2024, 09:39:12 AM

Nope we can't say automatically that they are cheaters if they said no on a KYC procedure since there are people that doesn't like to submit any vital information online since maybe they are afraid for their personal security and we can understand that since there's huge risk if we hand it to anyone.

But since a reputable casino ask this then maybe people should consider to trust them or if they really have trust issues and can't really trust those platforms that ask a KYC even if they had long years of good service and reputable in this business then maybe playing in those casino who ask KYC is not for them. Then maybe they should think about to stop participating on any online gambling activities since most likely KYC will be ask there.

Gamblers should accept the reality, the days in which they could gamble and not give away their personal information to casinos are basically over, this makes picking the right casino a key decision as now a dishonest casino will not only cheat you for money, but they could get personal documents which could later be used or sold, and since this is something we do not want to see happen, picking a casino you can trust and that will not break that trust is of the utmost importance.

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Quote from: Wind_FURY on March 30, 2024, 10:59:56 AM

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Although, it shouldn't truly matter, right? Because even if the probability was 50/50 for the user, the casino pays slightly less than 50/50 of the total winnings for the user. Plus there are fees that also go to the casino per dice throw, which if a user played more volume, it would definitely make the casino happier, then they could distribute the airdrop to their most loyal users, who would also be happy to be incentivized to play more volume.

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If it’s really a 50/50 chance then it means the dice game has no house edge and the payment should be exactly x2 of the bet. Most of the dice game has a default x2 payout for a 49.5% chance of winning percentage. It’s dishonesty if they will claim that the winning percentage is exactly 50% and the payout is x2 while they deduct a certain amount even if it’s minimal on the payout amount.

You are pertaining to the house edge for those minimal amount being deducted when you bet on a 50 % winning chance rate because they only offer payout of x2 minus the house edge they set for their games which on this example dice game.

But if the dice game's probability can be truly 50/50, but the payment if you win is worth less than 50/50, then the casino maintains the house edge. Do you understand? For example if you win, you will receive a win of $49.00 from a bet of $50.00, but if the casino wins, it will receive $50.00 from $50.00. Plus you pay for the fees. For the casino it will be always 50/50, but for the user it will be less than 50/50.

I get your point mate and I’m not trying to argue on my statement. Simply I’m just telling that casino shouldn’t give a 50% winning chance rate for a payout of x2 if they will still deduct the house edge on the total payout. They should just put the payout on slightly lower than x2 to show the house edge easily. But never mind, I might just complicating things and literally look to your example.

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It's a small edge, but the casino doesn't think short term. It thinks mathematically long term. They know that because of those probabilities, they will always win.

And yes to this, I just explain that those minimal fees are the rakeback on my previous post. In the end, those small rakeback will surely make them on the positive side since players always keep coming back for more.

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Quote from: Wapfika on March 26, 2024, 09:27:11 AM

Quote from: Wind_FURY on March 26, 2024, 03:33:23 AM

Although, it shouldn't truly matter, right? Because even if the probability was 50/50 for the user, the casino pays slightly less than 50/50 of the total winnings for the user. Plus there are fees that also go to the casino per dice throw, which if a user played more volume, it would definitely make the casino happier, then they could distribute the airdrop to their most loyal users, who would also be happy to be incentivized to play more volume.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

If it’s really a 50/50 chance then it means the dice game has no house edge and the payment should be exactly x2 of the bet. Most of the dice game has a default x2 payout for a 49.5% chance of winning percentage. It’s dishonesty if they will claim that the winning percentage is exactly 50% and the payout is x2 while they deduct a certain amount even if it’s minimal on the payout amount.

You are pertaining to the house edge for those minimal amount being deducted when you bet on a 50 % winning chance rate because they only offer payout of x2 minus the house edge they set for their games which on this example dice game.

But if the dice game's probability can be truly 50/50, but the payment if you win is worth less than 50/50, then the casino maintains the house edge. Do you understand? For example if you win, you will receive a win of $49.00 from a bet of $50.00, but if the casino wins, it will receive $50.00 from $50.00. Plus you pay for the fees. For the casino it will be always 50/50, but for the user it will be less than 50/50.

It's a small edge, but the casino doesn't think short term. It thinks mathematically long term. They know that because of those probabilities, they will always win.

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Quote from: panjul07 on March 30, 2024, 09:35:42 AM

Just noticed that there is now weekly raffle at Shuffle and there is also livestream every weekend for the draw of the raffle.
Good thing for this raffle is that the requirement to get 1 ticket is not that expensive, every $1000 wager will give us 1 ticket.

Are they following the footsteps of other popular crypto casinos to snatch the players? Cheesy

Shuffle has become so popular in crypto gambling industry within a short time. Recently they have started to spend a lot on marketing and promotional materials. Shuffle team have given away a good amount of money through SHFL airdrop to the VIP users. Looks like they have made a plan to compete closely with the top crypto casino.

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Quote from: Taskford on March 30, 2024, 09:39:12 AM

Nope we can't say automatically that they are cheaters if they said no on a KYC procedure since there are people that doesn't like to submit any vital information online since maybe they are afraid for their personal security and we can understand that since there's huge risk if we hand it to anyone.

But since a reputable casino ask this then maybe people should consider to trust them or if they really have trust issues and can't really trust those platforms that ask a KYC even if they had long years of good service and reputable in this business then maybe playing in those casino who ask KYC is not for them. Then maybe they should think about to stop participating on any online gambling activities since most likely KYC will be ask there.

This is right but we can't remove the possibility that they are cheaters since most of crypto users are already aware of the KYC process because regulation is already entered in our crypto world. Players should stop using any form of centralized services if they don't want to undergo KYC process because every business with a license usually has a potential KYC procedure.

Most of the cheaters use this argument against the casino to hide their identity once caught because a normal user with trap funds in a casino especially a huge amount will have no problem doing KYC unless the casino specifies in their ToS that there's no KYC even in the future.

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Quote from: Russlenat on March 28, 2024, 02:03:40 AM

That's why at this point we have to ensure that we are playing in a reputable casino because they'll not gonna mess their reputation just to steal our money. If they have a good reputation to protect, they'll value their gamblers, they'll pay whatever is due and will never use their TOS against the gamblers to scam them.

It's good to choose a reputable casino to register an account, fund the account and start betting on it. At Shuffle.com, people will be provided services, games from a trusted casino and their reputable partners (game providers).

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Some gamblers when required for a KYC, they'll just say no and let their funds getting confiscated because in the first place they could not comply the requirements. So them as a gambler, they are aware that one day it'll come, so they enjoy while they can but at the same time well aware of the risk.

If they are legit users, they will not say No, and open scam accusations.

People who say No, usually are cheaters on casinos and they know very well that the casino smells something suspicious before asking them to KYC. So they have lot of fear that KYC will not help them to be verified and withdraw cheated money after that.

Nope we can't say automatically that they are cheaters if they said no on a KYC procedure since there are people that doesn't like to submit any vital information online since maybe they are afraid for their personal security and we can understand that since there's huge risk if we hand it to anyone.

But since a reputable casino ask this then maybe people should consider to trust them or if they really have trust issues and can't really trust those platforms that ask a KYC even if they had long years of good service and reputable in this business then maybe playing in those casino who ask KYC is not for them. Then maybe they should think about to stop participating on any online gambling activities since most likely KYC will be ask there.

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Just noticed that there is now weekly raffle at Shuffle and there is also livestream every weekend for the draw of the raffle.
Good thing for this raffle is that the requirement to get 1 ticket is not that expensive, every $1000 wager will give us 1 ticket.
Prize pool for the raffle is $20k and there are 20 lucky winners to be drawn every week, so it is $1000 each.
Other good news, winners will also receive 500 SHFL each which worth about $130 with the current rate.
More information: https://shuffle.com/promotions/20-000-weekly-raffle

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Quote from: Russlenat on March 28, 2024, 02:03:40 AM

That's why at this point we have to ensure that we are playing in a reputable casino because they'll not gonna mess their reputation just to steal our money. If they have a good reputation to protect, they'll value their gamblers, they'll pay whatever is due and will never use their TOS against the gamblers to scam them.

It's good to choose a reputable casino to register an account, fund the account and start betting on it. At Shuffle.com, people will be provided services, games from a trusted casino and their reputable partners (game providers).

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Some gamblers when required for a KYC, they'll just say no and let their funds getting confiscated because in the first place they could not comply the requirements. So them as a gambler, they are aware that one day it'll come, so they enjoy while they can but at the same time well aware of the risk.

If they are legit users, they will not say No, and open scam accusations.

People who say No, usually are cheaters on casinos and they know very well that the casino smells something suspicious before asking them to KYC. So they have lot of fear that KYC will not help them to be verified and withdraw cheated money after that.

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Quote from: Haunebu on March 28, 2024, 02:00:33 AM

Quote from: panjul07 on March 25, 2024, 06:45:48 AM

As what I you said, players creating an account agreed with all the terms so it has nothing to do with reputation unless the casino make a sudden change in the terms to do something against the players.
Anyway, this KYC thing seems to be a never ending discussion as it is being discussed in so many threads LOL.

Agreed. KYC related discussions were less in number several years ago because most crypto gambling sites never asked for KYC unless absolutely necessary, but that has clearly changed in recent times thanks to the rise in popularity of crypto.

What's messed up here is that some sites actually use KYC as an option excuse to avoid paying winnings leading to rising customer complaints.

That's why at this point we have to ensure that we are playing in a reputable casino because they'll not gonna mess their reputation just to steal our money. If they have a good reputation to protect, they'll value their gamblers, they'll pay whatever is due and will never use their TOS against the gamblers to scam them.

Some gamblers when required for a KYC, they'll just say no and let their funds getting confiscated because in the first place they could not comply the requirements. So them as a gambler, they are aware that one day it'll come, so they enjoy while they can but at the same time well aware of the risk.

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Quote from: panjul07 on March 25, 2024, 06:45:48 AM

As what I you said, players creating an account agreed with all the terms so it has nothing to do with reputation unless the casino make a sudden change in the terms to do something against the players.
Anyway, this KYC thing seems to be a never ending discussion as it is being discussed in so many threads LOL.

Agreed. KYC related discussions were less in number several years ago because most crypto gambling sites never asked for KYC unless absolutely necessary, but that has clearly changed in recent times thanks to the rise in popularity of crypto.

What's messed up here is that some sites actually use KYC as an option excuse to avoid paying winnings leading to rising customer complaints.

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Quote from: Bitinity on March 26, 2024, 08:18:57 PM

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@Bitinity do you notice the changes on the unlock rate of SHFL token? It seems very slow to unlock for me compared to the initial release of the airdrop. I’m only getting around 4SHFL vs 8-9SHFL token per day both without any wager.

I do not check it regularly so I do not notice if there is a change on the unlocking process. Just login to my account after few days without login so I have no idea how many unlocked SHFL on my account because I do not even remember how much was my unlocked SHFL on my last login. Claiming my unlocked token now and will check tomorrow to know how many unlocked token I get within 24 hours.

Come back to inform you that I received 7 SHFL after 24 hours, so I dont think there is a 50% cut as what you feel although I am not sure how many SHFL token I received in average per day before I check it my self in the last 24 hours. Maybe you also need to take a screenshot or claim every 24 hours to know how many token you receive every 24 hours without wager obviously. I'll check again tomorrow to know if I'll get the same amount as today or less or maybe more

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Quote from: panjul07 on March 25, 2024, 06:45:48 AM

That is the standard KYC terms, I believe 90% or even more casinos has the same terms related to KYC where the casinos reserve the right to ask KYC anytime.
I dont get why he can say that such term can be harmful for the reputation, if it is a harmful then most casino has already lost their reputation because most casinos has similar KYC terms.
As what I you said, players creating an account agreed with all the terms so it has nothing to do with reputation unless the casino make a sudden change in the terms to do something against the players.
Anyway, this KYC thing seems to be a never ending discussion as it is being discussed in so many threads LOL.

With a latest charge of DOJI on founders of Kucoin exchange, it's another victim of DOJI after Binance exchange.

They will not stop at Kucoin and I believe they will be able to find more victims from centralized exchanges. Before the charge against Binance and Changpeng Zao, many exchanges did not care too much about money laundering even they had that term in their ToS.

It's unclear that the time when Kucoin founders were accused with their failures to do AML on their exchange but Terms and Tools on Centralized exchanges only became more strictly and effectively to detect Money Laundering when laws became stricter.

If DOJI look too far to the past, many exchanges will receive more charges from DOJI, and surely not only CEX but casinos will be targets of DOJI too.

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Quote from: Wapfika on March 27, 2024, 06:45:43 AM

Quote from: Out of mind on March 26, 2024, 10:34:45 PM

Since you ran into a problem, you might have had a glitch in the KYC system that caused you to be mistakenly caught by the casino. Although I am glad to hear that you have solved this problem now, but you must read the pledges carefully before submitting the KYC so that you don't make a mistake. Although I think submission of KYC only due to user error is a problem, but if you had given your KYC properly then it wouldn't have been a problem. Since your error has been caught by the casino, and it has been resolved by now, it is good for you that you submit carefully when doing KYC at other casinos in the future. Since you have found the solution in this casino, right now you can undoubtedly play here, and you can continue.

There’s no such thing as mistakenly ask for KYC because they have a reference and standard process to detect user that needs to do KYC. All users can be asked to undergo KYC on random basis without any further explanation from the casino but most of the time it’s because of how we play in the casino.

Yeah I believe no mistaken happen since its part of the system that something has been triggered that's why they ask this requirements to some users. And they must prepared for that since they can't escape this if they are dealing with large amount of money in this casino. So if they are doubting about this situation once the casino ask them to do so, then its more better to reach their support and discuss about why they had been asked this. But they have choices if they want to continue or not since if they don't like what has been asked then its up to them if they seek for other casino that doesn't require them to submit a KYC.

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Quote from: Out of mind on March 26, 2024, 10:34:45 PM

Since you ran into a problem, you might have had a glitch in the KYC system that caused you to be mistakenly caught by the casino. Although I am glad to hear that you have solved this problem now, but you must read the pledges carefully before submitting the KYC so that you don't make a mistake. Although I think submission of KYC only due to user error is a problem, but if you had given your KYC properly then it wouldn't have been a problem. Since your error has been caught by the casino, and it has been resolved by now, it is good for you that you submit carefully when doing KYC at other casinos in the future. Since you have found the solution in this casino, right now you can undoubtedly play here, and you can continue.

There’s no such thing as mistakenly ask for KYC because they have a reference and standard process to detect user that needs to do KYC. All users can be asked to undergo KYC on random basis without any further explanation from the casino but most of the time it’s because of how we play in the casino.

KYC is for AML purposes so there’s no way a casino will ask for it due to an error only so there’s something on that user account that makes the casino suspicious to him. It seems he is innocent based on his own statement but we don’t what he really doing on his shuffle account that cause the KYC trigger on him.

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