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Quote from: tyz on March 29, 2021, 10:14:49 AM

That it what happened to me. I played at an online Bitcoin casino (Betstreak, which no longer exists) a few years ago with a free bonus for signing up. Although the wager requirement was 200 and I had only played with the free bonus, I had a lucky streak and had ended up winning almost 1.2 BTC (free bonus was 0.01 BTC). During the payout I suddenly had to perform a KYC. After I did that, I was accused of irregularities with my account and it was closed. They never responded to my support messages again.

That's why I rarely accept these bonuses. You end up putting time and effort into meeting their requirements only to find out that it was a trap all along and they never intended for you to actually every cash out. These deals are just too good to be true much of the time.

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Unfortunately, I've never tried playing on a casino without any requirements for a deposit. Idk, I just red flag it myself if I ever see such a requirement since it mostly means that my money (if I ever win from their free bonuses) that I would've obtained would surely and actually be non-existent. I'd actually be happy enough if all they did was flag my account, but such instances also happen where they suddenly ask you to deposit a certain amount to verify that you are real or something.

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I personally think that a no-deposit is just a marketing strategy so you could try their games inside for free but not really to be given to you unless you deposit first. But I have a doubt about the withdrawal if for example you win using the free bonuses only so I don't really play with it all along. If I like the game I would gladly deposit first and without using the free bonuses upon signing up but I doubt to trust new gambling sites with a litte reviews and no reputation yet.

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Quote from: TedMosby on March 29, 2021, 10:51:09 AM

$11779.90 since october 2012 until now.
no, it's not a jackpot. it came from an affiliate program on planetofbets.
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That is too big to be coming from affiliate marketing alone. Shocked

I also worked for some text ad exchanges and promoted them, even did paid to clicks and made many referrals who got me enough of free money for me just visiting the website and completing my clicks and I always withdrew through LR but LR got banned and the story ended there. I never succeeded in playing with no deposit casino spins and winning shit out of it as the max I made through freespins was just €8.65 and lost them in the real play.

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Quote from: markk1 on March 28, 2021, 09:27:05 AM

Hello! Sometimes casino give no deposits and you can get lucky. You should be very lucky if there is a high wager for wagering, and sometimes there are no requirements for a wager. I was lucky 2 times, I withdrew about $ 20 from bc.game and about $ 30 from bitsarcade. In bc.game they gave a few dollars without conditions, you just had to play the minimum amount for withdrawal without a wager and withdraw the win in half an hour. At bitsarcade.com, they also gave no deposit without a wager, you just had to play the minimum amount for withdrawal. But there were already some problems, at first the forum thought that they did not pay and the project was scam. But as it turned out, the casino pays and operates as usual casinos, everything is fair. How much have you withdrawn from no deposit, maybe someone won the jackpot playing for no deposit?

The casinos I've encountered usually had a minimum deposit amount, it's normal stuff, but it could be really small, like $5-10. You say that bc.game gave bonuses with no conditions, but

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had to play the minimum amount for withdrawal

is the most common condition, I think. And often it is very annoying because this "minimum amount" can turn out pretty big and in the end, there's not much to withdraw... But I guess in your case, it was different.

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Quote from: fullhdpixel on March 29, 2021, 07:35:58 AM

I don't like no-deposit bonuses usually because they come with implausible wagering conditions and it is worth claiming faucets than trying to run these bonuses with insane wagering requirements to be able to withdraw something.

But in some cases, there might be a reasonable wagering condition. Although it's only on few sites and not that present at those established sites today.

With a strong competition today within gambling sites, I also doubt there will be a new site that will offer a user-friendly wagering condition out from a no-deposit bonus as it's hard nowadays to promote a gambling site. These sites can surely attract new players but I don't think they can sustain the operation for long.

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Old times when I used to get some no deposit bonuses, I made BTC0.02 with BTC0.0002 free money in just a day but that was pretty old. I don't even remember the name of that website because it was a story now. But yeah, if we talk about no deposit freebets, I get many at sportsbet and betnomi (though betnomi reimburses my loss with the promo they're holding there).

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Not lucky enough yet, never happened to me to withdraw from a no-deposit bonus although I have played several times in other new casino sites. In most of the case I only did it to have fun, tried the games of the casino, and not really chasing to cash out the funds from it.

Quote from: fullhdpixel on March 29, 2021, 07:35:58 AM

If I am not wrong bc.game does not have a no-deposit bonus ~snip~

That's right, maybe what the OP means he got that no-deposit from daily tasks or daily spins

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Quote from: tyz on March 29, 2021, 10:14:49 AM

That it what happened to me. I played at an online Bitcoin casino (Betstreak, which no longer exists) a few years ago with a free bonus for signing up. Although the wager requirement was 200 and I had only played with the free bonus, I had a lucky streak and had ended up winning almost 1.2 BTC (free bonus was 0.01 BTC). During the payout I suddenly had to perform a KYC. After I did that, I was accused of irregularities with my account and it was closed. They never responded to my support messages again.

Interesting story, so you didn't even get your 1.2 bitcoin at that time that supposed to be your winning?

because the fact that this kind of free bonus upon sign up or upon having a deposit is a marketing strategy for them to lure gambler when it comes to free, many gamblers can think that they can take advantage of the site and if gambling site has a shitty activity, of course, they will refuse if you have a big winning that comes from free bonus.

I never tried to withdraw from that kind of winning, most commonly, it will end up that I'm always a loser.

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There's no chance a modern crypto gambling site is going to implement no deposit policy. Little to no KYC, plus profitability alone disallows these sites from implementing a no deposit policy, whether they want to or not.
This goes without saying that of course, a small amount of us in here get to experience this feature in the past, and most probably it's not even existent anymore, this includes me, although I have been starting to gamble big-time just last year.

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Quote from: markk1 on March 28, 2021, 09:27:05 AM

But as it turned out, the casino pays and operates as usual casinos, everything is fair. How much have you withdrawn from no deposit, maybe someone won the jackpot playing for no deposit?

I don't know what your criteria for a certain prize to be called as a jackpot but I have won back then a good amount coming from a free bonus (around BTC1). I've successfully managed to reach the wagered requirement and the rest is history.

The site, if my memory serves me right is, flutterclub something. The site is now closed and I never did again experience a winning moment like that thru a no-deposit bonus.

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Of course a non-deposit bonus is just a offer to keep you playing at their site. It's not in the strategic plan of a company to let you withdraw huge amounts of their money. So in my opinion it is just a waste of time. Nothing more.

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What: @tyz said, undoubtedly, very precise.

Although I have never played on the gambling site bitsarcade.com, however, if your words are true, I am a little doubtful, without a deposit.

I play on several gambling sites, one of the conditions for making a withdrawal is a deposit first.

Can you show us your withdrawal without deposit.

If, your word is to be believed, it means you are a very lucky person in gambling, maybe you are the luckiest only one.

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In the past in games and round sections I remember a lot of small sites that distributed btc for free and it was very easy withdraw.
But each time the win was very small around 0.001 btc or 0.01 btc at max.
There are some casino that offer "bonus without deposit" but personally I don't trust too much since it's very hard and there is just a small profit.

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Never happened to me, mostly it's just like a try out and then no luck for me.

Quote from: tyz on March 29, 2021, 10:14:49 AM

That it what happened to me. I played at an online Bitcoin casino (Betstreak, which no longer exists) a few years ago with a free bonus for signing up. Although the wager requirement was 200 and I had only played with the free bonus, I had a lucky streak and had ended up winning almost 1.2 BTC (free bonus was 0.01 BTC). During the payout I suddenly had to perform a KYC. After I did that, I was accused of irregularities with my account and it was closed. They never responded to my support messages again.

How much was bitcoin way back then when you've requested for the withdrawal? There are casinos that are still making this type of excuse although the user has already complied to what they're asking.

Quote from: TedMosby on March 29, 2021, 10:51:09 AM

$11779.90 since october 2012 until now.
no, it's not a jackpot. it came from an affiliate program on planetofbets.

Wow, this is such as decent profit all of those years for the affiliate program.

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Quote from: markk1 on March 28, 2021, 09:27:05 AM

-snip-
How much have you withdrawn from no deposit, maybe someone won the jackpot playing for no deposit?

$11779.90 since october 2012 until now.
no, it's not a jackpot. it came from an affiliate program on planetofbets.
I was so lucky to be a "not-so-early" adopter of sports betting that accept liberty reserve and perfect money at that time (they accept crypto now).
I got like $800 - $1700 per month for my first 6 months on that platform.

but then liberty reserve banned by FBI, my commission decreased to nothing.
but, sometimes I still got $10-30 a month.
yeah, it's still enough considering I do nothing for this.

I also actively claim roobet's promo code. $0.15 per promo code.
the highest that I can get from that $0.15 was $9 (and of course I can't withdraw it) Grin

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That it what happened to me. I played at an online Bitcoin casino (Betstreak, which no longer exists) a few years ago with a free bonus for signing up. Although the wager requirement was 200 and I had only played with the free bonus, I had a lucky streak and had ended up winning almost 1.2 BTC (free bonus was 0.01 BTC). During the payout I suddenly had to perform a KYC. After I did that, I was accused of irregularities with my account and it was closed. They never responded to my support messages again.

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Quote from: markk1 on March 28, 2021, 09:27:05 AM

Sometimes casino give no deposits and you can get lucky. You should be very lucky if there is a high wager for wagering, and sometimes there are no requirements for a wager.

Hardly any site offers no-deposit bonuses in crypto casinos because it can be abused brutally since ID verification is not common yet in crypto-based casinos.

If I am not wrong bc.game does not have a no-deposit bonus instead you can get a $10 bonus if you register through btcgosu and wager at least upto VIP3 or something like that. I remember reading at btcgosu earlier. There ain't any wagering requirement for that bonus. Maybe there is a no-deposit bonus now which I am not aware of.

I don't like no-deposit bonuses usually because they come with implausible wagering conditions and it is worth claiming faucets than trying to run these bonuses with insane wagering requirements to be able to withdraw something.

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Hello! Sometimes casino give no deposits and you can get lucky. You should be very lucky if there is a high wager for wagering, and sometimes there are no requirements for a wager. I was lucky 2 times, I withdrew about $ 20 from bc.game and about $ 30 from bitsarcade. In bc.game they gave a few dollars without conditions, you just had to play the minimum amount for withdrawal without a wager and withdraw the win in half an hour. At bitsarcade.com, they also gave no deposit without a wager, you just had to play the minimum amount for withdrawal. But there were already some problems, at first the forum thought that they did not pay and the project was scam. But as it turned out, the casino pays and operates as usual casinos, everything is fair. How much have you withdrawn from no deposit, maybe someone won the jackpot playing for no deposit?

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