We can't just keep on winning freely without thinking of something.
If it is for the good then why not. I think a lot of us will love that kind of idea.
But what gambling site offers that kind of service?
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It's a good idea.
We can't just keep on winning freely without thinking of something.
If it is for the good then why not. I think a lot of us will love that kind of idea.
But what gambling site offers that kind of service?
We can't just keep on winning freely without thinking of something.
If it is for the good then why not. I think a lot of us will love that kind of idea.
But what gambling site offers that kind of service?
Donation is voluntarily and compulsorily. So, this is definitely a forced donation which we will see. Also, not necessary where they are donating, or the list exists people may like to donate or would want to do their own way. Though again it will depend from person to person and I would have like the idea that for every win or lose the website donates an x% from their pocket to specified lists.
I think this kind of action is not listed on the game of the players because if you win and then some of your funds will undergo into the charity I think it is not the responsibility of the players that the earnings they've got will go into the charity because most of the casino today all of the funds of the player won on the game will direct on them all of the profit and it depends on them if they want to donate their funds. Also, I'm looking forward to the highest-earning casinos that they will get some charity funds on their company because we all know that casino is one of the largest company earning a lot of income and profit so one of the good ideas they will do is make their own charity at the same time to help the people and it depends on the player if they want to donate or not to help.
If something like this exist, will you still play? Do you think it is a bad idea to make the users make a donation in this way?
Many who do such things win in gambling bets, some of the wins are donated to the orphanage and donations are given to those in need, it has happened at my place of residence.But it depends on the individual there are also stingy and some are generous donating a few dollars from gambling.
I also prefer to donate if I win in gambling, I think that in winning there are other people's rights there that need to be given, not ours completely.
So that's an effective house edge of 3% pretty much.
I am just curious, how did you get the 3% house edge?
I only pay attention to the at 1% o the losing bet that will go to the charity, and OP did not mention a certain house edge or a certain game.
I don't know, it should be reversed
Seem not really fair went the percentage winning to the donation higher than we are losing the bets.
It would be good if we lose the 5% go to charity and winning only share 1% of the total winning. Kind of this would be good on the jackpot gambling, I has been playing with this kind of term probably will be jackpot went someone winning the jackpot a few percentages go to the charity and everyone doesn't have any problem of this.
Seem not really fair went the percentage winning to the donation higher than we are losing the bets.
It would be good if we lose the 5% go to charity and winning only share 1% of the total winning. Kind of this would be good on the jackpot gambling, I has been playing with this kind of term probably will be jackpot went someone winning the jackpot a few percentages go to the charity and everyone doesn't have any problem of this.
So that's an effective house edge of 3% pretty much.
Absolutely nobody would play at this site if it was a simple dice or crash site.
However, if it offered a good playing experience, and a long session length, then there is a chance it could pick up steam. That said, I am fairly sure that almost all gamblers would rather play with a lower house edge and keep the extra money, rather than giving it to charity.
Most gamblers are already negative, they're not looking to stack the odds against themselves any further. However, I'd like to see a 'tip' option implemented at casinos, giving the players the option to donate to some of their favorite charities.
Absolutely nobody would play at this site if it was a simple dice or crash site.
However, if it offered a good playing experience, and a long session length, then there is a chance it could pick up steam. That said, I am fairly sure that almost all gamblers would rather play with a lower house edge and keep the extra money, rather than giving it to charity.
Most gamblers are already negative, they're not looking to stack the odds against themselves any further. However, I'd like to see a 'tip' option implemented at casinos, giving the players the option to donate to some of their favorite charities.
If there's something like this probably the players won't be thinking that much when they lose because they know where a portion of their money goes.
Some are already doing this and it encourages other players to participate especially during this pandemic. They also count themselves that's donating.
Some are already doing this and it encourages other players to participate especially during this pandemic. They also count themselves that's donating.
If something like this exist, will you still play? Do you think it is a bad idea to make the users make a donation in this way?
I think this is great. Usually, when I gamble, I don't care how much I am spending since in the past I can afford it and when I win I usually bring foods or gifts to my nieces. I think this is the same and it is better if that would be automatically activated so that we can't either stop it or when we have a change in our mind to avoid it.
Well, it's a nice feature for a gambling site. Not every gambling site is willing to donate to a charity or any organization. But of course, not every gambler would agree to that idea. Not everyone as well is willing to donate parts of their winnings. It would be better if a gambler can decide whether to donate a certain percentage they want of their wins or not. Since after all, they have won that money so they have the right to decide about it.
Personally, I like this agreement since while playing, you can also help other people at the same time. And I don't think it's bad just because you donated the money you get from gambling. First of all, you gamble legally so there's nothing bad about it. And of course, that charity or organization probably knows about that, and since they agreed to it, it means they are fine with that. What matters is that you are helping and you never violated any laws.
Personally, I like this agreement since while playing, you can also help other people at the same time. And I don't think it's bad just because you donated the money you get from gambling. First of all, you gamble legally so there's nothing bad about it. And of course, that charity or organization probably knows about that, and since they agreed to it, it means they are fine with that. What matters is that you are helping and you never violated any laws.
I don't know if there are already some casinos existing with the folowing features:
-In every losing bet, 1% of it will be donated to their handpicked charity
-For every win, only 95% of the pot will be transfered to your wallet and the remaining 5% will go to your handpicked charity that is also available on the platform.
If something like this exist, will you still play? Do you think it is a bad idea to make the users make a donation in this way?
-In every losing bet, 1% of it will be donated to their handpicked charity
-For every win, only 95% of the pot will be transfered to your wallet and the remaining 5% will go to your handpicked charity that is also available on the platform.
If something like this exist, will you still play? Do you think it is a bad idea to make the users make a donation in this way?
I think you got that idea on PAGCOR right?...
It just happen that I saw the Charity in regard of Covid-19 by Royse, and it just happen that I saw some random post in FJ. 🤭
Every business has a social responsibility with them and probably almost all of the gambling sites or the people earning form it fulfills it on their own way. But pre-dictating the amount and the charity which would receive it an absurd idea that would create more problems than the solution it does.
Donating should be by choice and no one should be forced to donate to any specific charity. If such site exists, I'd not use it.
Donating should be by choice and no one should be forced to donate to any specific charity. If such site exists, I'd not use it.
There is a gambling site that launched that feature where you could play charity games. I think it was FreeBitco.in, i dont know the procedure but you could try and head there. Also i hope they could add some transparency to the donations in how it is used to help those people who are in need.
FreeBitco.in do offer a charity program for covid-19 but that one is completely different which the OP mentioned. In that program the freebitco give certain percentage of amount which the people wager in certain period of time. You can find COVID-19 Fundraiser ROUND 8 FreeBitco.in information.
I don't know if there are already some casinos existing with the folowing features:
-In every losing bet, 1% of it will be donated to their handpicked charity
-For every win, only 95% of the pot will be transfered to your wallet and the remaining 5% will go to your handpicked charity that is also available on the platform.
If something like this exist, will you still play? Do you think it is a bad idea to make the users make a donation in this way?
-In every losing bet, 1% of it will be donated to their handpicked charity
-For every win, only 95% of the pot will be transfered to your wallet and the remaining 5% will go to your handpicked charity that is also available on the platform.
If something like this exist, will you still play? Do you think it is a bad idea to make the users make a donation in this way?
I think you got that idea on PAGCOR right? but I don't know how percent they distribute for charity but if someone follow the same what they did for sure I will play in that site since I know my money lose or won have proper destination which could save some lives or anything. But i think it's far to be happen since I think it needs legality before this plan will be done by any online gambling sites.
There is a gambling site that launched that feature where you could play charity games. I think it was FreeBitco.in, i dont know the procedure but you could try and head there. Also i hope they could add some transparency to the donations in how it is used to help those people who are in need.
I don't know if there are already some casinos existing with the folowing features:
-In every losing bet, 1% of it will be donated to their handpicked charity
-For every win, only 95% of the pot will be transfered to your wallet and the remaining 5% will go to your handpicked charity that is also available on the platform.
If something like this exist, will you still play? Do you think it is a bad idea to make the users make a donation in this way?
-In every losing bet, 1% of it will be donated to their handpicked charity
-For every win, only 95% of the pot will be transfered to your wallet and the remaining 5% will go to your handpicked charity that is also available on the platform.
If something like this exist, will you still play? Do you think it is a bad idea to make the users make a donation in this way?
Which gambling site offer this type of donation ? If you know anyone , do let us know.
I will still play with these conditions because if i lose i will know that 1% of my money is denoted. Also in case of win, i will be denoting 5% which is also good because we should all be giving some charity in these times.
That is a nice feature, I was in awe there's something like that already on a casino. This time I guess that feature should be implemented by most prominent gambling sites if they want to help those who are in need because of the pandemic. I think I'll still play even this do exists, 5% for every win isn't that of a burden if it help others.
I think freebitco.in also donates in a similar fashion since they donate 20% of HE at specified times. This way, users can choose if they want to participate or not by playing outside of the scheduled time.
-In every losing bet, 1% of it will be donated to their handpicked charity
-For every win, only 95% of the pot will be transfered to your wallet and the remaining 5% will go to your handpicked charity that is also available on the platform.
What you propose seems like an obligatory thing, not voluntary. -For every win, only 95% of the pot will be transfered to your wallet and the remaining 5% will go to your handpicked charity that is also available on the platform.
If something like this exist, will you still play? Do you think it is a bad idea to make the users make a donation in this way?
I will,If ever that there is an existing casino like this, I don't mind playing. Their intention is good and as long as they can provide the legitimacy of this activity, it would be good and a lot of people will probably reach their help.
I don’t know a casino who is involved also in charity as these are two very different things compared to each other.I think I would play without problems since the percentage taken from my bets or winning combination is not that big although many would consider it a big amount.
I don’t think this will happen soon as casinos primary mission is to take money from people and give money to people.
I don’t think this will happen soon as casinos primary mission is to take money from people and give money to people.
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