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Title: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: markk1 on March 28, 2021, 02:27:05 PM
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 How much have you withdrawn from no deposit, maybe someone won the jackpot playing for no deposit?


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: fullhdpixel on March 29, 2021, 12:35:58 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: tyz on March 29, 2021, 03:14:49 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: TedMosby on March 29, 2021, 03:51:09 PM
-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) ;D


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: sunsilk on March 29, 2021, 04:01:13 PM
Never happened to me, mostly it's just like a try out and then no luck for me.

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.

$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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: bitbollo on March 29, 2021, 04:12:11 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: YOSHIE on March 29, 2021, 04:39:27 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: BTCLiz on March 29, 2021, 06:15:33 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: harizen on March 29, 2021, 08:26:05 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: CarnagexD on March 29, 2021, 08:41:53 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: ReiMomo on March 29, 2021, 08:56:05 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: AhmadM on March 29, 2021, 09:20:09 PM
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.

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


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Stedsm on March 29, 2021, 09:40:24 PM
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).


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: chaser15 on March 29, 2021, 10:22:10 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: just_Alice on March 29, 2021, 11:24:37 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: 2double0 on March 29, 2021, 11:39:23 PM
$11779.90 since october 2012 until now.
no, it's not a jackpot. it came from an affiliate program on planetofbets.
<<>>

That is too big to be coming from affiliate marketing alone.  :o
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Oceat on March 29, 2021, 11:55:39 PM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Wexnident on March 30, 2021, 01:01:38 AM
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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: FinneysTrueVision on March 30, 2021, 01:08:07 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.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: xSkylarx on March 30, 2021, 01:16:48 AM
Casino or gambling sites that offer a no-deposit bonus are very hard to find and if there is really a casino like that there is always a catch to it. You won't be able to withdraw it easily, even if you reach their required wagered amount they will ask for KYC. Their often target here is people that are in desperate need of money. They would like provide their information hoping that they can withdraw their winnings. Once they submit the documents required for verification, the casino will suddenly lock or ban their account.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: crwth on March 30, 2021, 01:23:21 AM
I don't know if it counts but in order to have that kind of free tokens to bet on, you would need to be active and at least play for some time. Anyway, there's a free faucet for trying out games and when I received that small amount of coins, I managed to make it into a 0.002 BTC which is not a lot before but now it is. No recent events from me now since I haven't been gambling for quite some time. Maybe soon. I know these types of things are not applicable anymore.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Fundamentals Of on March 30, 2021, 01:24:47 AM
I made money from free bets but I cannot remember in my oldest of memories having played at a gambling site and actually withdrawn money without depositing even a dollar or a sat. I haven't tried playing at the mentioned sites either.

Most of the times the conditions of that kind of promo are long and that you cannot actually make a withdrawal without making a deposit. Sure you can make money from it but it will not be given to you totally free. You are oftentimes asked to deposit and gamble with your deposited money first.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: bangkrutmina on March 30, 2021, 01:59:15 AM
The highest i can get from freebet was USD 2,300. Got a freebet at USD 10, rolled it like crazy lol.
Usually in Asian website they are quite royal about freebet. Im not really sure about crypto casino.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Lorence.xD on March 30, 2021, 02:56:04 AM
The highest i can get from freebet was USD 2,300. Got a freebet at USD 10, rolled it like crazy lol.
Usually in Asian website they are quite royal about freebet. Im not really sure about crypto casino.
That is a lot of money to get without a deposit, I mean in my country that would be enough for one person to live for 3 to 4 months with a surplus if they are frugal in spending. Those kinds of gambling sites are a really good site because they are confident that their client base is going to go back for more because they are free to do so.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: blue Snow on March 30, 2021, 03:25:00 AM
As I remember correctly, I ever withdrawing about $20 from vipgames.io without deposit anything, I get the bonus register promotion from a manager, I am not sure exactly how much I get, maybe about $1-$2 then make it x10 by playing it on crash games. That promotes makes me addicting to playing more.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Strongkored on March 30, 2021, 04:18:21 AM
I got it from a sportsbook about a few weeks ago around $400, the results from the freebet are placed on multibet and the bookie is quite reliable because when I'm going to make a withdrawal they don't ask for KYC and the withdrawal is credited in my wallet in less than 20 minutes.
I also got a few dollars, but it's been a long time ago and I even forgot the name of the website, just remember playing the faucet on the web and playing with the funds from the faucet



Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: maydna on March 30, 2021, 04:23:23 AM
I never have that experience before because when I got a welcome bonus, I only used it to play gambling, which did not give me much winning as the other gamblers. But suppose I get that experience and I can win a lot of money without a deposit. In that case, that will be the best experience for me because winning gambling games will be difficult, and not many people can get that experience.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Jawhead999 on March 30, 2021, 04:50:53 AM
When you decided to play with free spin/freebet/free money without any deposit you're risking yourself. Of course those bonus is a marketing strategy to make people interested with his casino and promise able to withdraw your winnings when you reach the minimum withdrawal. I congratulate to everyone which ever withdraw full amount of the winnings without deposit, but in many cases casino consider it as abuse or cheating especially when you hit the jackpot.

When you try to withdraw the jackpot without deposit, their system will be more strict and detect if you had/ever breaking the TOS. Even you didn't break any single rules, they can froze your winnings, banning your account, updating new rules about maximum withdrawal can made through bonus, etc. So, your time, effort, and dedication you put are useless. This has been around for new/not reputable casino, just stick with reputable and trustworthy casino because their reputation will got ruined if they proved ever scam here.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: bitterguy28 on March 30, 2021, 05:00:58 AM
I'm not familiar in those Site you mentioned but winning and withdraw without depositing ? nope i  am not lucky in everything i joined from freebies .
the last time i played i made the free spins to increase at least 0.005 Bitcoin but because of my greediness ? i lose everything and did not recover since then lol.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Silberman on March 30, 2021, 05:45:26 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.

On the surface deposit bonuses seem like a good idea and it is one of the main ways casinos attract new customers to their website, however as we know the waging requirements are huge and even if a player is able to somehow still win despite all of that then you need to go through KYC and even that may not be enough to get your winnings which is exactly what happened to you, it is because of this that I do not put any attention to those bonuses and I care a lot more about the reliability of the casino and their customer service.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: famososMuertos on March 30, 2021, 05:54:39 AM
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Well coincidentally from bc.game I made and continue to withdraw, in fact I have managed to reach level 8 and a lot of wagered, betnomi I have also been able to withdraw free money from its octopus and withdraw it without problems. In both at a later time I have made deposits but by my own decision not because they had required me to do so.

Your OP reminds me of a topic I have called Welcome Bonuses Without Restrictions ... fun or test. You should actually take any free money seriously, even if there are withdrawal restrictions, most serious casinos don't have such difficult conditions to overcome.

Anyway, I think that the objective of any free money you get is for you to become a regular player and make a bankroll, it is a bad practice to become a hunter of this type of benefits. So it is preferable to have fun, do tests and try to make a bankroll to be a regular player.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: swogerino on March 30, 2021, 06:16:14 AM
I have played in many different casinos some years ago where offering deposit bonus was common at that time.However I never won or withdraw anything from these free bonuses.Many have won though but from these many only very few used to withdraw the money because the majority was accussed of wrong doings in purpose so they could not get paid,even though the only wrong they did was winning money and nothing else.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Mauser on March 30, 2021, 07:29:24 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?

Congratulations, that is a nice profit for a no deposit. I haven't really played on these no deposit casinos. Back in the day when I started out with online gambling I did some faucets and used to gamble but never really got lucky. With this free money I always went for the maximum payout which also means the highest risk. To be honest I wasn't aware that casinos offer the chance to withdraw money without ever depositing. Aren't they going broke like this if too many people are doing it?


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Swopon on March 30, 2021, 10:42:39 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.

Explained precisely, I don't have any experience like this one. It's very rare and nowadays casinos are giving a good percentage as deposit bonus but without deposit I don't find any site so far. Undoubtedly it was a nice experience but if you can withdraw the amount then the whole things would be a proper example of that.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: imstillthebest on March 30, 2021, 11:00:06 AM
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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.
there is a condition if they will give a time limit for withdrawing your free money but thats verry easy and no one will leave the money over an hour because the reason why they play without a deposit is because they want to earn free money .

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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.
this isnt a problem of the casino but it was the problem of people that judge the casino early  . now they feel embarassed because of the false accuse that they throw

i won 40 xrp before in wolfbet and  i didnt depo but the funds came from a tiny rain drop . it was a long grind and it only happened once


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: kkaroul4 on March 30, 2021, 11:27:44 AM
We see the KYC more and more often but that could be a policy from some bookmakers. Depending also on the kind of jurisdiction they operate in.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: peter0425 on March 30, 2021, 12:27:23 PM
In Faucet from time ago, I manage to Win and withdraw 0.05 Bitcoin (But the value of Bitcoin those days are only 5k$)

but since i stopped playing actively , i never had experience the same again.
We see the KYC more and more often but that could be a policy from some bookmakers. Depending also on the kind of jurisdiction they operate in.
What? have you read the OP? have you tried to understand the discussion?


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: traderethereum on March 30, 2021, 12:32:01 PM
If that casino allows people to withdraw the winning money, that will be good news to them as they do not deposit anything and can get free winning from the game.
But I guess that the casino will not let them withdraw the money easily. Maybe some casinos will ask them to verify their account before the member can withdraw the win money or the casino will ask them to deposit some money.
As many members said, I do not have that experience because usually, if I got a welcome bonus, that bonus will be gone right away as I lose that bonus in some gambling games.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: ralle14 on March 30, 2021, 01:04:03 PM
Several months ago when Luckybit was still around they offered a 1mbtc bonus for their early players and I manage to run it up by hitting the farthest multiplier. I still remember making a post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5273976.msg55170887#msg55170887) about it back then since fasmosmuertos had a similar thread about no deposit bonuses. Also before I could withdraw my profits I still have to make a deposit which most casinos require.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: markk1 on March 30, 2021, 01:33:33 PM
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.

They periodically give out no deposits on the forums. They also have promotional codes that are hard to find.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: matchi2011 on March 30, 2021, 01:36:28 PM
I am sure that will be the best moment for us if we can win so much money, especially if we can hit the jackpot with the site's free money. But unfortunately, only a few people can win and withdraw that money because many of them will not have a chance to win and withdraw their winning as they only lose that free money. Maybe someday, we can win some money without a deposit and withdraw that money.

Only few people who are lucky and able to do what OP's had made, it's really great once you experienced such luck
winning free money from casinos even it's small amount.

It's not everytime that you'll be able to grab this opportunities and if that comes your way, there's nothing to lose if
you try your luck who knows you got the lucky.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: hahay on March 30, 2021, 01:44:58 PM
It seems I have done that many times on many different sites in the past, they sometimes give free bets with some conditions to be able to make a withdrawal. Not only that, in the past I was often lucky when betting dice only from the faucet and I continued to bet patiently until finally I reached the minimum withdrawal and it was purely from the faucet. Yes, sometimes sites that are considered scam by many people actually still pay on several occasions and I have experienced that too, such as sites that are proven to be scam and not but sometimes they still pay and of course it will be profitable.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: acener on March 30, 2021, 01:54:13 PM
I've done it before from an app that gives out a bonus for their new user but it isn't big but still it was an achievement for me,
You could still do it in some gambling site that have a faucet but it would really be hard since they only give out a small amount from their faucet,
Or you could just get lucky that there would be a generous gambler that would tip you some money to play on the site.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: aysg76 on March 30, 2021, 02:24:44 PM
Most of the casinos offer you some free coins or bonus on signing up for the first time or if you have some refferal code like of Btcgosu and with that you can play games if the bonus is minimum of betting amount of any game.You can play with that amount and if you are lucky you can win but only a small amount as it's promotional technique of the casino because the house is smart enough to attract customers without affecting it's profit margin.You have to deposit funds in their wallet if you want to withdraw funds to your account as KYC policy is not followed due to certain restrictions on gambling sites.So no-deposit policy is not appreciated by casinos so you might be lucky if you have win on that amount.But profits comes with risk.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: numanoid on March 30, 2021, 03:11:18 PM
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.
From no deposit, he might be reffering to claim bonus or using any bonus code. Sometimes gambling site give any coupon bonus or something free money to claim, of course the amount isn't big. But there is also a chance we can win from that freebies.  

Asking OP withdrawal won't solve anything, as he can give us any random withdrawal link


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Renampun on March 30, 2021, 06:57:05 PM
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win the jackpot without making a deposit? I'm sure this is rare...
I have never experienced this, I got a deposit bonus several times from a gambling site event but never made it until I hit the jackpot. *maybe I'm not lucky 'lol'


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Mahanton on March 30, 2021, 07:14:44 PM
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?
Not really that common to see those houses does give out some bonus without any rollover requirements and on this case then i do believe that you did really get some small amount of bonus.
Good for you that they hadnt set out some rules about it and thats a generous one but considering on how big it is initially then its really impossible to make it big and make for you to make out withdrawals.
This ones really requires extreme luck for you to cash out without pulling any money into your own pocket.Not all would really be having the same luck as yours because not everybody
will really be that lucky when playing out with those small time bonuses but honestly this is an unusual thing for house to do.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: markk1 on March 30, 2021, 07:15:13 PM
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win the jackpot without making a deposit? I'm sure this is rare...
I have never experienced this, I got a deposit bonus several times from a gambling site event but never made it until I hit the jackpot. *maybe I'm not lucky 'lol'

I know one person on another forum, he won a small 5k euro jackpot playing for no deposit. The casino was new and apparently did not calculate that they would hit the jackpot at the very beginning. As a result, they began to pay the winnings in installments, but as I understood exactly half of the amount of 2.5k euros, the casino closed and the other half was not paid.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Quidat on March 30, 2021, 07:25:57 PM
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win the jackpot without making a deposit? I'm sure this is rare...
I have never experienced this, I got a deposit bonus several times from a gambling site event but never made it until I hit the jackpot. *maybe I'm not lucky 'lol'

I know one person on another forum, he won a small 5k euro jackpot playing for no deposit. The casino was new and apparently did not calculate that they would hit the jackpot at the very beginning. As a result, they began to pay the winnings in installments, but as I understood exactly half of the amount of 2.5k euros, the casino closed and the other half was not paid.
When making up a business then they should really be aware on what are the possible things that could be hit up, you wouldnt know on when those extreme luck would hit up on a particular player which would really be the reason for your gambling site bankroll or capital will surely be vanished in an instant once there was a big hit and this one is a mere example of that situation.For a business like this then its impossible to give out those
situations which would really be favorized the gamblers because houses do commonly always against with it because this is a business.Giving out opportunity to public or players isnt really part of their vocabulary.  :D


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: harizen on March 30, 2021, 09:31:04 PM
When making up a business then they should really be aware on what are the possible things that could be hit up, you wouldnt know on when those extreme luck would hit up on a particular player

And that's the main reason why we shouldn't see much of that promotions by now by a newly established site.

I also believe that's the main reason why my mentioned site few posts above shut down their operation.

That's why new gambling sites have to think outside the box on a unique feature that won't harm the overall bankroll during the first phase of their operation.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Lordhermes on March 30, 2021, 10:38:37 PM
I have never had similar situation of getting bonus of no deposit, actually, when I perform bounty for luckybit casino, I was given a little amount of btc as a token of work done, but I was required to wager at least once with the amount earned, unfortunately, I was lucky enough to win on dice game.,it was horrible.

It's hard nowadays to get a free no deposit bonus or without wagering requirements, all betting site would really want you to wager before reaching the minimum requirements.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Lanatsa on March 30, 2021, 10:45:37 PM
I haven't encountered on gambling sites that do give out no deposit or no wager needed kind of bonus where you can simply make out withdrawals without terms because
this can be simply be abused on that case.

Majority of them would really be asking out 35-40x wager requirement which we all know that it is impossible to reach it out.

I doubt that OP might be saying about free money came from faucets?


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: magneto on March 30, 2021, 10:50:05 PM
When I first got into dicing the faucets at PD were quite generous (0.0001 BTC regularly for whitelisted accounts, IIRC).

I've gotten that amount up to 0.05 BTC before, and I've seen others get it into 0.1+ BTC without busting. Of course the rate of BTC at that time was nowhere near where it is right now, but it was still quite a sizable chunk considering that it was purely from faucet earnings.

Never really bothered with first-deposit bonuses though. I'm sure people have had success with them but I personally am not that big of a fan for the turnover requirements.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Sadlife on March 30, 2021, 11:34:26 PM
Usually sites that gives free bonuses hardly ever payout what you've profited, people who can withdraw are very lucky. That's why i don't like free deposit bonuses because instead making chunks of money you'll get accused from account irregularities with no proof that you've committed such activities.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: TimeTeller on March 30, 2021, 11:49:53 PM
Usually sites that gives free bonuses hardly ever payout what you've profited, people who can withdraw are very lucky. That's why i don't like free deposit bonuses because instead making chunks of money you'll get accused from account irregularities with no proof that you've committed such activities.

I believe the OP just got lucky because those sites don't have much traffic yet.
So they are giving some leeway to these players.
However, if he won thousands of dollars from this, I believe it will be a different scenario.
Just like one site that I've came across with, the player won large amount just by using their free coins.
And they are not amenable to give it to the player. So I think the scenario will be different if the OP raked a lot of money.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: MCobian on March 31, 2021, 02:16:30 AM
To be honest, I have never come across a gambling platform that gives bonuses and can be withdrawn without making a deposit first. Maybe I am
not the lucky person because I have never found gambling platforms giving a bonus without making a deposit. And also I never heard the name of
the gambling site that you mentioned in the opening post, unfortunately you don't attach proof that you did get a bonus and can make withdrawals
without the need to make a deposit first. If there is evidence, maybe many members here will believe your story.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: shoreno on March 31, 2021, 02:33:21 AM
To be honest, I have never come across a gambling platform that gives bonuses and can be withdrawn without making a deposit first. Maybe I am
not the lucky person because I have never found gambling platforms giving a bonus without making a deposit. And also I never heard the name of
the gambling site that you mentioned in the opening post, unfortunately you don't attach proof that you did get a bonus and can make withdrawals
without the need to make a deposit first. If there is evidence, maybe many members here will believe your story.
he played on the sites b.c game and bitsarcade . i check the b.c game and you need a deposit before you get a bonus but for bitsarcade they have different kinds of bonuses and some of this dont requires deposit or waggers . dont worry because if theres a site that gives bonus without strict requirements i think that bonus will be small enough for you to do anything so i would still prefer to deposit to expect to win something .


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Bitinity on March 31, 2021, 04:23:49 AM
To be honest, I have never come across a gambling platform that gives bonuses and can be withdrawn without making a deposit first. Maybe I am
not the lucky person because I have never found gambling platforms giving a bonus without making a deposit. And also I never heard the name of
the gambling site that you mentioned in the opening post, unfortunately you don't attach proof that you did get a bonus and can make withdrawals
without the need to make a deposit first. If there is evidence, maybe many members here will believe your story.

No need to attach proofs such as screenshots etc, because basically it was something usual in the past when many casinos offers No Deposit Bonus or Free Spins without deposit. I experienced it myself few years back with no deposit bonus and I have no proof as well. The same happened months back when I got a free spins bonus at Fortunejack and I managed to complete the wagering requirement and withdraw my winning without deposit. If you have never experienced such bonuses, there are only 2 possibilities. First is that you are not gambling at all so you have less experiences in various casinos and second is that you are gambler but you do not search for such bonuses in various online casinos.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Kittygalore on March 31, 2021, 05:15:04 AM
To be honest, I have never come across a gambling platform that gives bonuses and can be withdrawn without making a deposit first. Maybe I am
not the lucky person because I have never found gambling platforms giving a bonus without making a deposit. And also I never heard the name of
the gambling site that you mentioned in the opening post, unfortunately you don't attach proof that you did get a bonus and can make withdrawals
without the need to make a deposit first. If there is evidence, maybe many members here will believe your story.
Maybe there is a legendary gambling website that does that but yeah you are right it is a rare kind of thing for a gambling site to give bonuses and withdraw those bonuses without making deposits. That is what I wanted to point out in the OP too, the proof that there is no need for a deposit to do those things, I am a skeptic so I will take what OP says with a grain of salt.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: mediaBuzz on March 31, 2021, 06:23:55 AM
I once withdrew about $700 from a sports betting site. I used to bet everything I had including 6-7 month salaries in a row. :P Later I somehow managed to stop playing. And a month after, I got a message from them saying they added 40$ to my balance as a bday gift ;D (it really was my birthday). I put it on basketball and won almost x20. Withdrew and never came back.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: iv4n on March 31, 2021, 06:41:08 AM
Satoshi... something was the name of the casino where I won only time without deposit! At that time $5 was around 0.005 BTC or more, I can't remember exactly! I played slots and I got so many bonuses, at one moment I had over $1000... there were some wager requirements, and in the end, I withdrew +$300... The only time I won a no deposit bonus!

What is interesting... I withdrew and deposited some part of my winnings, with some bonus 100% or something... and I won +$1000! That was lucky! :)


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Emitdama on March 31, 2021, 06:44:24 AM
The highest i can get from freebet was USD 2,300. Got a freebet at USD 10, rolled it like crazy lol.
Usually in Asian website they are quite royal about freebet. Im not really sure about crypto casino.
That is big and I am glad they allow such amounts because most of the bonuses have restrictions like you cannot cashout more than $50 or something like that.

As I remember correctly, I ever withdrawing about $20 from vipgames.io without deposit anything, I get the bonus register promotion from a manager, I am not sure exactly how much I get, maybe about $1-$2 then make it x10 by playing it on crash games. That promotes makes me addicting to playing more.
You get addicted and their goal of giving free coins is complete haha because all they want is players to get to know the site with the bonus and later deposit their own money.

My best bonus without a deposit has been like $100 in the past when directbet.io used to exist and they have me a free bet worth $50 and I placed that with 2.00 odds and won.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: adzino on March 31, 2021, 07:50:06 AM
There are few casinos that give no deposit bonus, but those wager requirements make it almost impossible to withdraw anything. You will have to wager like 1000 times of what you have been given. Even if you manage to do this, you will see the casino likely blocking your withdrawals stating that they believe that you were cheating. And most of the time people actually do cheat and abuse those no deposit bonus.
Even if you do manage to meet the wager requirement in a legit way, you will lose like 80% of what you were given.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: blue Snow on March 31, 2021, 08:15:51 AM
Withdrew and never came back.
No doubt, You will come back when next b'day gift comes again to you. the bet missing you.

You get addicted and their goal of giving free coins is complete haha because all they want is players to get to know the site with the bonus and later deposit their own money.
their goal emailing every player receiving a newsletter either, they showing fantastic promotions that make you interesting to click.

There are few casinos that give no deposit bonus, but those wager requirements make it almost impossible to withdraw anything.
sometimes I found the casino used 2 cashiers, default and promotion, the bonus will come into the promotion wallet that can't withdraw until wagering rewards switch of to default cashier.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: MCobian on March 31, 2021, 11:42:00 AM
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he played on the sites b.c game and bitsarcade . i check the b.c game and you need a deposit before you get a bonus but for bitsarcade they have different kinds of bonuses and some of this dont requires deposit or waggers . dont worry because if theres a site that gives bonus without strict requirements i think that bonus will be small enough for you to do anything so i would still prefer to deposit to expect to win something .
Thank you for taking the time to check out b.c game and bitsarcade, this can add to my insight regarding the two gambling platforms.
I agree with you that the chances of the bonus given are not too big, so it's better to make a deposit and play gambling, there is a chance of
getting a big win.

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No need to attach proofs such as screenshots etc, because basically it was something usual in the past when many casinos offers No Deposit Bonus or Free Spins without deposit. I experienced it myself few years back with no deposit bonus and I have no proof as well. The same happened months back when I got a free spins bonus at Fortunejack and I managed to complete the wagering requirement and withdraw my winning without deposit. If you have never experienced such bonuses, there are only 2 possibilities. First is that you are not gambling at all so you have less experiences in various casinos and second is that you are gambler but you do not search for such bonuses in various online casinos.
I believe your words, because your ranking is high and your experience in the world of gambling must also be a long time. If you experience
getting a bonus without having to make a deposit, that's a good thing for you. Your second guess about me is correct. I am not a gambler
who is deliberately looking for bonuses when playing online casinos, I only play gambling for entertainment, then I choose online casinos
based on reputation and the types of gambling games available. So getting bonuses from gambling platforms is not my priority.

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Maybe there is a legendary gambling website that does that but yeah you are right it is a rare kind of thing for a gambling site to give bonuses and withdraw those bonuses without making deposits. That is what I wanted to point out in the OP too, the proof that there is no need for a deposit to do those things, I am a skeptic so I will take what OP says with a grain of salt.
I'm glad that there are people who think the same as me, but based on some comments from other members. Indeed, there are several
gambling platforms that provide bonuses without the need to make a deposit first. Now I'm starting to believe what the opening post said
without needing to look at the evidence first.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Rengga Jati on April 02, 2021, 10:29:56 PM
So, it is like we are given hope and when we take the hope, it turns back into what unexpected thing after we did all things to win. ;D
It is very rare for a gambling site to give something free. If it is about a free bonus at the beginning, it will likely end up by doing something that makes us lose our chance to withdraw, make difficult claims, or even the mechanism for withdrawal. Moreover, if our profits are high enough, it may be a matter for them.
However, what about using a bonus or payment from a project that is sent to the gambling site and using the money for gambling itself? Is it considered in this case? Because some people are also doing this, without depositing from their own money or because of the illegal suspicious of sending money or funds to a gambling site. 


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Twinkledoe on April 02, 2021, 10:36:04 PM
So, it is like we are given hope and when we take the hope, it turns back into what unexpected thing after we did all things to win. ;D
It is very rare for a gambling site to give something free. If it is about a free bonus at the beginning, it will likely end up by doing something that makes us lose our chance to withdraw, make difficult claims, or even the mechanism for withdrawal. Moreover, if our profits are high enough, it may be a matter for them.
However, what about using a bonus or payment from a project that is sent to the gambling site and using the money for gambling itself? Is it considered in this case? Because some people are also doing this, without depositing from their own money or because of the illegal suspicious of sending money or funds to a gambling site. 

And if you win big time from such bonus, I don't think the casino will give that easily. They will ask some details, stall the process, and stall more. And finally, find an excuse, accuse you of something like multi-accounting and the likes. So better stick to reputable casinos, even if they are not giving a too-good-to-be-true bonuses or rewards. At least your effort and resources will not be wasted, in case you got lucky.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Mahanton on April 02, 2021, 11:25:03 PM
So, it is like we are given hope and when we take the hope, it turns back into what unexpected thing after we did all things to win. ;D
It is very rare for a gambling site to give something free. If it is about a free bonus at the beginning, it will likely end up by doing something that makes us lose our chance to withdraw, make difficult claims, or even the mechanism for withdrawal. Moreover, if our profits are high enough, it may be a matter for them.
However, what about using a bonus or payment from a project that is sent to the gambling site and using the money for gambling itself? Is it considered in this case? Because some people are also doing this, without depositing from their own money or because of the illegal suspicious of sending money or funds to a gambling site. 

And if you win big time from such bonus, I don't think the casino will give that easily. They will ask some details, stall the process, and stall more. And finally, find an excuse, accuse you of something like multi-accounting and the likes. So better stick to reputable casinos, even if they are not giving a too-good-to-be-true bonuses or rewards. At least your effort and resources will not be wasted, in case you got lucky.
When you do initially able to experience such bonuses without any strict requirements then you should really doubt on that but its not bad to try or put some effort into something
which doesnt really require any terms which it really makes appealing.If you are dealing with less known gambling site then better anticipate that problems could
possible occur likely in the end when you do able to hit or make some profits out of those bonuses.It wont be surprising if you do really experiencing some delays
or reasoning and i do agree on what you had suggested above.Always deal with reputable platforms to avoid these kind of problems.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Silberman on April 03, 2021, 12:45:07 AM
I have played in many different casinos some years ago where offering deposit bonus was common at that time.However I never won or withdraw anything from these free bonuses.Many have won though but from these many only very few used to withdraw the money because the majority was accussed of wrong doings in purpose so they could not get paid,even though the only wrong they did was winning money and nothing else.
This is why many gamblers do not like deposit bonuses anymore, maybe they did at the beginning of their gambling days because the lure of having more money to gamble is simply too great, but once you realize that not only it is almost impossible to beat the rollover requirements but also that in the unlikely case that you did then you are going to be accused of not following the rules and even having your account closed that is when you realize that such bonuses in many casinos are simply not worth your time.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: danherbias07 on April 03, 2021, 02:53:06 AM
Reading the stories of forum members who had been lucky is kind of awesome.
1-2 BTC profits?  :o
I tried this a lot of times before and never got lucky even once.
Years ago there was a lot of gambling sites that offers sign-up bonuses but now there is not much, mostly are affiliate programs if you want to make more.
But, getting lucky to sign-up a whale gambler is like a needle in a haystack.  ;D


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Peanutswar on April 03, 2021, 03:32:09 AM
I still didnt encounter having funds without getting a deposit I think you guys so got lucky to discover this platform in the early years, so far right now the affiliate bonus on different gambling platforms do not give too much credit but still bonus progress. Even though I gambling much I didn't get that large amount of profits. Right now I've never seen a gambling casino offering a large deposit bonus unless this is your first time to create an account to their platform.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: robelneo on April 03, 2021, 05:00:22 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.

I have not tried that OP is lucky that on two sites he successfully cash out without a deposit, I have doubt about these features, there some conditions that favor the gambling site, like you I trust faucets than no deposits features but this does not mean that the gambling is untrustworthy, it's just that all the sites I've worked with those with faucets has good reputation compared to those who offer deposit bonuses.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: michellee on April 03, 2021, 11:21:21 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.

I have not tried that OP is lucky that on two sites he successfully cash out without a deposit, I have doubt about these features, there some conditions that favor the gambling site, like you I trust faucets than no deposits features but this does not mean that the gambling is untrustworthy, it's just that all the sites I've worked with those with faucets has good reputation compared to those who offer deposit bonuses.
If we talk about luck, that will not happen to many people and yes, @OP is lucky to cash out without a deposit that other people can not do. Playing gambling using the money from faucets will always be fun because we do not have to deposit money. But not many gambling sites today have that features, so we need to deposit some money before we can get more bonuses from the gambling site.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: panjul07 on April 03, 2021, 02:00:39 PM
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.

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.

No deposit bonus was so popular promotion few years back, most casinos offered this promo but it is now very rare.
I doubt it is something that will be abused due to its high wagering requirement.
Only people who have no other thing to do IRL who will abuse no deposit bonus.
Its all about preferences, some people prefer no deposit than faucet including myself.
I had good experience with no deposit bonus (0.05btc), it was at betchain where I was able to complete the wagering requirement (45x IIRC) and withdraw my winning without any deposits requirement or KYC.
I also able to win something at bitcoinpenguincasino with their no deposit bonus few years back, starting at that time I like to hunt for no deposit bonuses or free spins.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Cling18 on April 03, 2021, 05:24:59 PM
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?

That was actually one of the common strategies of online casinos before which is actually effective because they were able to attract more players. You're lucky because you're able to withdraw funds without spending anything. I have done the same thing yet I have just used it to try the site which is actually their common goal. I wish that there will be casinos again that would have that promotion but I think more gamblers would take advantage of it this time.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Twentyonepaylots on April 03, 2021, 10:09:00 PM
No deposit required gambling firms are very hard tp come by nowadays since most of them no longer requires KYC, so the least they can do to guarantee you're not a bot trying to profiteer over their site is to ask the user a deposit before withdrawal. In the same situation, I haven't gotten by a crypto gambling site that doesn't require a deposit for withdrawal, all for the same reasons stated above most likely.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: michellee on April 04, 2021, 05:27:04 AM
No deposit required gambling firms are very hard tp come by nowadays since most of them no longer requires KYC, so the least they can do to guarantee you're not a bot trying to profiteer over their site is to ask the user a deposit before withdrawal. In the same situation, I haven't gotten by a crypto gambling site that doesn't require a deposit for withdrawal, all for the same reasons stated above most likely.
Yes, the casino does not want to see the member win money without deposit some money. That can prevent many new accounts created because of the winning prizes. If there is a casino, allow that and less than 5 people win the prizes, which will be the biggest winning for the people because they do not deposit any money. Maybe if you search for that site, you can get it and give it a try for your luck, so you may have the chance to win the prizes and withdraw it.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Silberman on April 06, 2021, 12:09:24 AM
Reading the stories of forum members who had been lucky is kind of awesome.
1-2 BTC profits?  :o
I tried this a lot of times before and never got lucky even once.
Years ago there was a lot of gambling sites that offers sign-up bonuses but now there is not much, mostly are affiliate programs if you want to make more.
But, getting lucky to sign-up a whale gambler is like a needle in a haystack.  ;D

Many of those stories come from a time in which bitcoin was much cheaper so it was easier to get those kind of profits, right now the profits are going to be even bigger thanks to the fiat value of bitcoin at the moment, but at the same time the risk that you are going to have to take is going to be gigantic, and while I enjoy gambling I'm not so sure that it is such a good idea to gamble so much money when you could just invest that money instead.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: lienfaye on April 06, 2021, 02:03:00 AM
No deposit required gambling firms are very hard tp come by nowadays since most of them no longer requires KYC, so the least they can do to guarantee you're not a bot trying to profiteer over their site is to ask the user a deposit before withdrawal. In the same situation, I haven't gotten by a crypto gambling site that doesn't require a deposit for withdrawal, all for the same reasons stated above most likely.
Thats true, maybe for old gambling sites (which is no longer existing) this can be fine. But its not usual to play using the bonus and withdraw without having a deposit or if they does im sure there are certain wagering requirements before you can withdraw and it might be a pain.

I'd rather deposit even a minimum amount than to rely on bonus alone.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: AicecreaME on April 06, 2021, 02:47:04 AM
Is it the free satoshis that they are giving? I don't gamble anymore so I don't know if they are still giving free satoshis in every cryptocurrency gambling sites every hour I guess, correct me if I'm wrong, but if it is the same thing, I already experienced it once way back 2017 if I'm not mistaken. They gave 0.0001 BTC and I luckily managed to make it 0.003 in DICE and I thought I can't withdraw it since it's just free but I did.

But mostly of the gambling sites now I guess requires KYC before you could withdraw your funds.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: DoublerHunter on April 06, 2021, 08:11:34 AM
~snip~
But mostly of the gambling sites now I guess requires KYC before you could withdraw your funds.
^ Just because they want to make sure there is no money laundering or any illegal activity from gambling sites.
However, gambling is business, so there’s no point in arguing about this actually. Free bonuses are provided to the users for them to try the platform. What they can offer and become their customers. On the other hand, no deposit policy is a different story. It is actually prohibited by the law.
Probably the best thing to do there to file a lawsuit and get your compensation. Kidding aside, Probably we are all done with these schemes. We had to be more vigilant and get there.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: michellee on April 06, 2021, 09:36:44 AM
Is it the free satoshis that they are giving? I don't gamble anymore so I don't know if they are still giving free satoshis in every cryptocurrency gambling sites every hour I guess, correct me if I'm wrong, but if it is the same thing, I already experienced it once way back 2017 if I'm not mistaken. They gave 0.0001 BTC and I luckily managed to make it 0.003 in DICE and I thought I can't withdraw it since it's just free but I did.

But mostly of the gambling sites now I guess requires KYC before you could withdraw your funds.
I thought they still give free satoshis to members but they must deposit some funds before getting it. I am sure that is happening in the old days because bitcoin price is not too high, and the crypto gambling sites is not too many like now.

If we compare with the situations now, the site thinks they need to ask for the deposit to their member before giving them many bonuses.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Wexnident on April 06, 2021, 10:54:24 AM
~snip~
But mostly of the gambling sites now I guess requires KYC before you could withdraw your funds.
^ Just because they want to make sure there is no money laundering or any illegal activity from gambling sites.
However, gambling is business, so there’s no point in arguing about this actually. Free bonuses are provided to the users for them to try the platform. Experience
What they can offer and become their customers. On the other hand, no deposit policy is a different story. It is actually prohibited by the law.
Probably the best thing to do there to file a lawsuit and get your compensation. Kidding aside, Probably we are all done with these schemes. We had to be more vigilant and get there.
That, and probably just to stay within legal boundaries of whatever country they are being regulated by. Most countries have that specific age bracket of which people are able to gamble after all, so having KYC is quite natural in the gambling industry. As for no deposits, I'm not familiar with it being against the law and afaik, there are some casinos that provide it without many issues (not sure now, but I'm pretty sure there were a lot way back then). Plus, no deposit policies would only become a plus for some newbie players if they provided free bonuses after all, so even if it was a scam, as long as you quit when you think they're overstepping their boundaries, I think it's okay to test it out.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: nakamura12 on April 06, 2021, 11:17:15 AM
No, I did not happen to me at all. I only get small amount of money from the gambling site and use it to try out their site to test if there is something to be change or not. Some sites did give some incentives to detect some bugs or issues in their site. About no deposit, no experience about it at all not even one.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: ralle14 on April 08, 2021, 04:45:38 AM
I still didnt encounter having funds without getting a deposit I think you guys so got lucky to discover this platform in the early years, so far right now the affiliate bonus on different gambling platforms do not give too much credit but still bonus progress. Even though I gambling much I didn't get that large amount of profits. Right now I've never seen a gambling casino offering a large deposit bonus unless this is your first time to create an account to their platform.
There's still a few gambling sites that offers no deposit bonus (like this one from tower bet (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5274293.0)) you just need to browse frequently and check every thread so you don't miss out on these type of bonuses.

I thought they still give free satoshis to members but they must deposit some funds before getting it. I am sure that is happening in the old days because bitcoin price is not too high, and the crypto gambling sites is not too many like now.

If we compare with the situations now, the site thinks they need to ask for the deposit to their member before giving them many bonuses.
You can still find faucets on some sites but most casinos removed them already and replaced them with a better reward system since most users abuse the faucet and I remember someone here mentioned that faucets can be costly to casinos.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: electronicash on April 08, 2021, 05:41:46 AM
~snip~
But mostly of the gambling sites now I guess requires KYC before you could withdraw your funds.
^ Just because they want to make sure there is no money laundering or any illegal activity from gambling sites.
However, gambling is business, so there’s no point in arguing about this actually. Free bonuses are provided to the users for them to try the platform. Experience
What they can offer and become their customers. On the other hand, no deposit policy is a different story. It is actually prohibited by the law.
Probably the best thing to do there to file a lawsuit and get your compensation. Kidding aside, Probably we are all done with these schemes. We had to be more vigilant and get there.
That, and probably just to stay within legal boundaries of whatever country they are being regulated by. Most countries have that specific age bracket of which people are able to gamble after all, so having KYC is quite natural in the gambling industry. As for no deposits, I'm not familiar with it being against the law and afaik, there are some casinos that provide it without many issues (not sure now, but I'm pretty sure there were a lot way back then). Plus, no deposit policies would only become a plus for some newbie players if they provided free bonuses after all, so even if it was a scam, as long as you quit when you think they're overstepping their boundaries, I think it's okay to test it out.

not to some gambling dapps but bitcoin casino will probably decide to ask your KYC when they see you wanna withdraw a big amount of funds from them. they'd look into your account and then find some faults like you have another account or so. worse is if you did really cheat then you can't get your jackpot money.

no deposit are usually done by casino upon promotion. so when bitfury did their promotion i kept playing with them for they give about some satoshis for users to play around and earn their casino token. it was fund but did not hit a joackpot.




Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Silberman on April 09, 2021, 12:11:58 AM
Is it the free satoshis that they are giving? I don't gamble anymore so I don't know if they are still giving free satoshis in every cryptocurrency gambling sites every hour I guess, correct me if I'm wrong, but if it is the same thing, I already experienced it once way back 2017 if I'm not mistaken. They gave 0.0001 BTC and I luckily managed to make it 0.003 in DICE and I thought I can't withdraw it since it's just free but I did.

But mostly of the gambling sites now I guess requires KYC before you could withdraw your funds.
Many casinos still allow you to withdraw your profits without going through a KYC however if the profits are high then it is likely they will ask for KYC, in the case of bad casinos they are probably doing this to try to not pay you your winnings but when it comes to the most established casinos I think that has to do more with complying with AML policies that if possible they would ignore but since they cannot they have no option but ask for that information.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: uneng on April 09, 2021, 01:15:55 AM
I'm currently looking for offers like this (without harsh conditions which prevent the reward), but so far I haven't found any. Even giveaways I'm having some hard time finding them right now. Most offers I see are competitions where few gamblers, commonly 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, win in the end. Personally for me this kind of offer doesn't worth at all.
Maybe casinos are fearing abuse from multi accounts in no deposit giveaways offers, so they changed their approach and marketing strategy.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: markk1 on April 09, 2021, 08:49:59 PM
Withdrew from the casino a few days ago from no deposit.

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Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: KTChampions on April 09, 2021, 09:36:03 PM
I have never withdrawn money in this way, although I had such opportunities. Taking into account the fact that bonus money is given under a certain condition (to make a lot of bets for an amount that significantly exceeds the size of the bonus money), the waste of time for wagering this money is unreasonably large.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Quidat on April 09, 2021, 10:13:41 PM
I'm currently looking for offers like this (without harsh conditions which prevent the reward), but so far I haven't found any. Even giveaways I'm having some hard time finding them right now. Most offers I see are competitions where few gamblers, commonly 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, win in the end. Personally for me this kind of offer doesn't worth at all.
Maybe casinos are fearing abuse from multi accounts in no deposit giveaways offers, so they changed their approach and marketing strategy.
Expected for gambling houses to make out those kind of rules or terms because this is a business and not a charity which those bonuses could really be abused
and its just right for them to set out those things for them not to spend that much incase if there's someone could able to hit the minimum withdrawal out of
those free no deposit bonuses which is something unusual or really hard to be found.Me too, so far i havent see these kind of bonuses
but it would be good if we do find out something that do have this kind of offer.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Silberman on April 12, 2021, 12:01:48 AM
I'm currently looking for offers like this (without harsh conditions which prevent the reward), but so far I haven't found any. Even giveaways I'm having some hard time finding them right now. Most offers I see are competitions where few gamblers, commonly 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, win in the end. Personally for me this kind of offer doesn't worth at all.
Maybe casinos are fearing abuse from multi accounts in no deposit giveaways offers, so they changed their approach and marketing strategy.
This is a case of scammers making it hard for regular people to get what they want, casinos had no option but to put great restrictions on their offers as scammers had no problem abusing the system and now we have the current offers that are not attractive at all for the gambler that just want to gamble a little bit, in fact whenever I tried a new casino during the last years and they had a welcome bonus I had to go out of my way to reject the offer as the terms were simply terrible.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: markk1 on August 16, 2021, 01:43:55 PM
Quite a lot of time has passed and I do not see any interesting no deposits that could be successfully withdrawn after wagering.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Erdogan on August 16, 2021, 01:59:07 PM
Quite a lot of time has passed and I do not see any interesting no deposits that could be successfully withdrawn after wagering.

You can look for casinos with faucets and try to win some extra from free coins collected from it:
For example:
https://casinoroyale.bet
https://casinodoge.org/

But it is enough to look in google or here on forum "casino with faucet", or something similar

About bonuses without deposit, there used to be a lot of this type of promotion in the "games and rounds" section here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=71.0

So look over there instead of waiting for someone else to do it for you  ;)


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: dustboy on August 16, 2021, 02:20:38 PM
Quite a lot of time has passed and I do not see any interesting no deposits that could be successfully withdrawn after wagering.

There is always a limit to be withdrawn from no deposit bonus once you complete the wagering requirement. It is also rare to find no deposit bonus from crypto gambling websites because it is easier to be abused unlike on fiat gambling websites because KYC is mandatory in most fiat gambling websites. In case you are still looking for no deposit bonuses/free spins, there is a new promo from coinsaga.com that you can claim here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5354792.0)


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Woodie on August 16, 2021, 02:28:00 PM
Not really a no deposit bonus but it was close as I didn't deposit funds into it. My bonus funds was more like a contest which I won as a prize of about $900 and I needed to play through about 5 times as rollover before I could withdraw,  I did just that and I grew my account to $5000 but was only allowed to withdraw a $3000 as per terms of the prize,, not bad for something that came from nothing just hoping for something similar to happen  :P


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: mirakal on August 16, 2021, 03:08:58 PM
Not really a no deposit bonus but it was close as I didn't deposit funds into it. My bonus funds was more like a contest which I won as a prize of about $900 and I needed to play through about 5 times as rollover before I could withdraw,  I did just that and I grew my account to $5000 but was only allowed to withdraw a $3000 as per terms of the prize,, not bad for something that came from nothing just hoping for something similar to happen  :P

wow, I never had that kind of lucky experience in gambling, I thought it's impossible to win that kind of amount in a no deposit bonus promo of a certain gambling site. How about the requirements, did they require you a KYC before they process the withdrawal?


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Saint-loup on August 16, 2021, 03:24:44 PM
I'm currently looking for offers like this (without harsh conditions which prevent the reward), but so far I haven't found any. Even giveaways I'm having some hard time finding them right now. Most offers I see are competitions where few gamblers, commonly 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, win in the end. Personally for me this kind of offer doesn't worth at all.
Maybe casinos are fearing abuse from multi accounts in no deposit giveaways offers, so they changed their approach and marketing strategy.
You are right usually they make giveaways through contests but many of those contests are not really related to skills but mostly to randomness, then everyone can win at the end. Some casinos like Stake are also doing giveaways through emails, telegram, twitch or twitter.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: fiulpro on August 16, 2021, 03:31:02 PM
The sites that I use are mostly highly reputable and therefore they have certain rules and conditions. All of them need a deposit before you can even withdraw and it does not work that way. I do think the sites that you might be using are alright but at the same time most of the good one's have their own rules and regulations which I do respect and understand why is it there in the first place.

Therefore, I do think even if you win a reward you can very easily withdraw it after setting the conditions out straight and depositing the amount first. Giveaways are mostly for the frequent gamblers though and the people who are new sometimes. I would rather suggest you to look up the sites on the platforms listed here and even duelbits provides you with one free bet which you can use and who knows you might be lucky??


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: dimonstration on August 16, 2021, 03:32:33 PM
I'm currently looking for offers like this (without harsh conditions which prevent the reward), but so far I haven't found any. Even giveaways I'm having some hard time finding them right now. Most offers I see are competitions where few gamblers, commonly 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, win in the end. Personally for me this kind of offer doesn't worth at all.
Maybe casinos are fearing abuse from multi accounts in no deposit giveaways offers, so they changed their approach and marketing strategy.
You are right usually they make giveaways through contests but many of those contests are not really related to skills but mostly to randomness, then everyone can win at the end. Some casinos like Stake are also doing giveaways through emails, telegram, twitch or twitter.

I guess they are still a business and having giveaway means they didn't spend money without getting benefit on it. Only few casino that really giving away without any hard requirements just like what primedice do before by just requiring minimal amount of task to receive reward. I received many emails about free bets no string attached promotion from different casino but once you to the terms & condition of the promotion, its not really no string attached but I don't blame them because there's a lot of cheater and abuser to this kind of promotion. Maybe they are just limiting the risk of paying cheaters.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Sterbens on August 16, 2021, 07:47:15 PM
Not really a no deposit bonus but it was close as I didn't deposit funds into it. My bonus funds was more like a contest which I won as a prize of about $900 and I needed to play through about 5 times as rollover before I could withdraw,  I did just that and I grew my account to $5000 but was only allowed to withdraw a $3000 as per terms of the prize,, not bad for something that came from nothing just hoping for something similar to happen  :P

wow, I never had that kind of lucky experience in gambling, I thought it's impossible to win that kind of amount in a no deposit bonus promo of a certain gambling site. How about the requirements, did they require you a KYC before they process the withdrawal?



It's rare to find a bonus like this even on a well-known gambling site, maybe he could share it with us if it still applies to new users. Because so far the casino system provides funds to the recipients of the bonus is limited at least the casino must provide $ 1000 (for example) for distribution. It is also quite limited to 100 new users and they do free spins with results that can be withdrawn if they meet the minimum withdrawal. Like a few weeks ago we found it on Blackjack.fun (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5352953.0).


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: stomachgrowls on August 16, 2021, 07:58:35 PM
Not really a no deposit bonus but it was close as I didn't deposit funds into it. My bonus funds was more like a contest which I won as a prize of about $900 and I needed to play through about 5 times as rollover before I could withdraw,  I did just that and I grew my account to $5000 but was only allowed to withdraw a $3000 as per terms of the prize,, not bad for something that came from nothing just hoping for something similar to happen  :P

wow, I never had that kind of lucky experience in gambling, I thought it's impossible to win that kind of amount in a no deposit bonus promo of a certain gambling site. How about the requirements, did they require you a KYC before they process the withdrawal?



It's rare to find a bonus like this even on a well-known gambling site, maybe he could share it with us if it still applies to new users. Because so far the casino system provides funds to the recipients of the bonus is limited at least the casino must provide $ 1000 (for example) for distribution. It is also quite limited to 100 new users and they do free spins with results that can be withdrawn if they meet the minimum withdrawal. Like a few weeks ago we found it on Blackjack.fun (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5352953.0).
Each gambling site does have this common kind of bonuses or giveaway and of course those set rollovers is something that majority of  gamblers  couldnt able to hit or reach up.Yes, there might be some hell of a lucky guy

who could really make those bonuses that big by winning of games and also the house isnt really just dumb on not to put some maximum winnings that they could get from a bonus.
Yeah its probably but odds on making yourself  on making a withdrawal is less and very rare for someone to achieve on but its better than have nothing at all specially if its free.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Sterbens on August 16, 2021, 08:15:55 PM

Each gambling site does have this common kind of bonuses or giveaway and of course those set rollovers is something that majority of  gamblers  couldnt able to hit or reach up.Yes, there might be some hell of a lucky guy

who could really make those bonuses that big by winning of games and also the house isnt really just dumb on not to put some maximum winnings that they could get from a bonus.

Yeah its probably but odds on making yourself  on making a withdrawal is less and very rare for someone to achieve on but its better than have nothing at all specially if its free.

Because that's what gambling house owners should do in order to attract newcomers to believe that their site really does provide a service and some bonuses so that we are at least given a play tester. Beginners can be easily attracted to such things. Of course this method is still a hereditary method implemented. Without reducing losses, of course there must be a return at the end of the game so that gamblers are interested in playing a second time with the first deposit.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Quidat on August 16, 2021, 10:32:03 PM

Each gambling site does have this common kind of bonuses or giveaway and of course those set rollovers is something that majority of  gamblers  couldnt able to hit or reach up.Yes, there might be some hell of a lucky guy

who could really make those bonuses that big by winning of games and also the house isnt really just dumb on not to put some maximum winnings that they could get from a bonus.

Yeah its probably but odds on making yourself  on making a withdrawal is less and very rare for someone to achieve on but its better than have nothing at all specially if its free.

Because that's what gambling house owners should do in order to attract newcomers to believe that their site really does provide a service and some bonuses so that we are at least given a play tester. Beginners can be easily attracted to such things. Of course this method is still a hereditary method implemented. Without reducing losses, of course there must be a return at the end of the game so that gamblers are interested in playing a second time with the first deposit.
House will surely provide bonuses and perks which would poke out peoples  interest which might cause for them to go back again on said  gambling site.Thinking off that gambling is a business not a charity.
Of course they would really be finding out some ways on how to lure in people and wont  tend to give out advantages because that would surely affect their revenue or profits.
They might create some interesting  offers but it would be always putting up people on disadvantage.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: KennyR on August 16, 2021, 11:05:30 PM

Each gambling site does have this common kind of bonuses or giveaway and of course those set rollovers is something that majority of  gamblers  couldnt able to hit or reach up.Yes, there might be some hell of a lucky guy

who could really make those bonuses that big by winning of games and also the house isnt really just dumb on not to put some maximum winnings that they could get from a bonus.

Yeah its probably but odds on making yourself  on making a withdrawal is less and very rare for someone to achieve on but its better than have nothing at all specially if its free.

Because that's what gambling house owners should do in order to attract newcomers to believe that their site really does provide a service and some bonuses so that we are at least given a play tester. Beginners can be easily attracted to such things. Of course this method is still a hereditary method implemented. Without reducing losses, of course there must be a return at the end of the game so that gamblers are interested in playing a second time with the first deposit.
House will surely provide bonuses and perks which would poke out peoples  interest which might cause for them to go back again on said  gambling site.Thinking off that gambling is a business not a charity.
Of course they would really be finding out some ways on how to lure in people and wont  tend to give out advantages because that would surely affect their revenue or profits.
They might create some interesting  offers but it would be always putting up people on disadvantage.
Completely it can't be stated as disadvantage, because we there are lucky people who've won big out of the deposit bonuses and has withdrawn it. All that required is to read the terms and conditions prior to gambling. With most of the gambling sites, providing deposit bonus is to attract more users towards the platform.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: ralle14 on August 17, 2021, 03:02:07 AM
There is always a limit to be withdrawn from no deposit bonus once you complete the wagering requirement. It is also rare to find no deposit bonus from crypto gambling websites because it is easier to be abused unlike on fiat gambling websites because KYC is mandatory in most fiat gambling websites. In case you are still looking for no deposit bonuses/free spins, there is a new promo from coinsaga.com that you can claim here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5354792.0)
I don't think the reason is that it's easy to abuse but instead most of the gamblers prefer a different bonus knowing these bonuses have a big rollover. Also casinos have ways to detect abuses and their rules are more strict. 

wow, I never had that kind of lucky experience in gambling, I thought it's impossible to win that kind of amount in a no deposit bonus promo of a certain gambling site. How about the requirements, did they require you a KYC before they process the withdrawal?
It only becomes impossible when the rollover is at least 30x but in his case it was very doable with 5x you could clear it bit by bit through roulette.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: famososMuertos on August 17, 2021, 04:32:54 AM
OP. I managed to withdraw a few Doge at one of the casinos you name from a no deposit bonus several times last year. (Bc.Game)

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It only becomes impossible when the rollover is at least 30x but in his case it was very doable with 5x you could clear it bit by bit through roulette.

Yes, the multiplier is important, but I think the most important is time and it is the mistake that sometimes a lot of people make to trying to earn the bonus and things end badly. But this reference in time for those of us who bet satoshi  :)


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Poker Player on August 17, 2021, 04:42:04 AM
That used to be done by many online poker houses. They gave you a free bankroll, small, and there were a few of us who managed to withdraw quite a lot of money from that bankroll. Nowadays I believe that this is no longer offered or has been reduced to a minimum due to the regulations. For casino games, crypto or not, you have to be very lucky to be able to withdraw because of the wagering requirements.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Reatim on August 17, 2021, 05:36:13 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?
Though the amount does not literally as lucky wins because 20 and 30 bucks is just a peanut for regular gamblers(though in Bounty hunter like you  this might be a decent amount) yet there are very few sites that gives us this kind of opportunity , the last that i participated is the Blackjack.fun in which giving away 50 free spins in their site that i made some kinda 0,090 mbtc with the freebies alone , yeah peanut amount but at least requires nothing but free spins.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: xSkylarx on August 17, 2021, 05:52:13 AM
That used to be done by many online poker houses. They gave you a free bankroll, small, and there were a few of us who managed to withdraw quite a lot of money from that bankroll. Nowadays I believe that this is no longer offered or has been reduced to a minimum due to the regulations. For casino games, crypto or not, you have to be very lucky to be able to withdraw because of the wagering requirements.

There are still a few who have a faucet just to get a feel for the game; previously, some websites were not secured, allowing them to claim multiple times in faucets and also send it to other accounts, allowing them to earn a lot of money from it; however, now it is secured, and it is extremely rare to win from it because the amount is so close to zero and you can only play it once before having to deposit money. I haven't yet tried to win from a no deposit bonus in a gambling site because I am not fortunate enough.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Victorycoin on August 17, 2021, 08:28:10 AM
The list of no deposit casinos is constantly changing we're not sure if there will be any new deposit casinos the next day but not all casino sites offer deposits You are very lucky to have received a deposit by withdrawing how much money from the deposit. Your luck is much better. Get a 100% and 75% bonus on your first and second deposits if you receive cashback up to 10% of the amount lost. Get up to 10% return on lost deposits at goodwin casino.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: semobo on August 17, 2021, 08:32:17 AM
That used to be done by many online poker houses. They gave you a free bankroll, small, and there were a few of us who managed to withdraw quite a lot of money from that bankroll. Nowadays I believe that this is no longer offered or has been reduced to a minimum due to the regulations. For casino games, crypto or not, you have to be very lucky to be able to withdraw because of the wagering requirements.
Most casinos stopped such withdrawal, maybe available in some of the new casinos but that also ended in chaos when someone won huge amount but the casino says that they only allow 100 dollars to withdraw which they later added into their terms when someone got huge amount of luck.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: magneto on August 17, 2021, 10:06:24 AM
That used to be done by many online poker houses. They gave you a free bankroll, small, and there were a few of us who managed to withdraw quite a lot of money from that bankroll. Nowadays I believe that this is no longer offered or has been reduced to a minimum due to the regulations. For casino games, crypto or not, you have to be very lucky to be able to withdraw because of the wagering requirements.
Most casinos stopped such withdrawal, maybe available in some of the new casinos but that also ended in chaos when someone won huge amount but the casino says that they only allow 100 dollars to withdraw which they later added into their terms when someone got huge amount of luck.

Indeed.

Most faucets are riduculously small now and big wins from them are much rarer than they used to be. When there were still primedice whitelisted accounts I've genuinely seen people win more than 0.1 BTC from just the faucet alone.

But now with all the terms and conditions this is no longer possible. Oh well, a price to pay for mainstream attention and adoption.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: hahay on August 17, 2021, 10:29:50 AM
In the past I've often been that lucky and not even just around $20-$50, at least I can get it higher than $100 and it can happen many times on different occasions. In fact, until now there is a friend of mine who is still lucky in that way. Unlike me, I am no longer as lucky as him, and even sometimes I try now but I always fail and even though I made a deposit but I never managed to withdraw. It's kind of scary to me right now, but if you can still be very lucky to withdraw without a deposit, then I'd just say people like you are very lucky people.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: rodskee on August 17, 2021, 11:10:43 AM
I'm not a fan of freebies from gambling sites as i only plays using my deposit most of the time and i have no much time to check each site that offers those freebies .

and also i want to play in short time , meaning will spend my deposit betting in a couple of chances and if not successful then i will leave the table.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Strongkored on August 17, 2021, 02:31:43 PM
In the past I've often been that lucky and not even just around $20-$50, at least I can get it higher than $100 and it can happen many times on different occasions. In fact, until now there is a friend of mine who is still lucky in that way. Unlike me, I am no longer as lucky as him, and even sometimes I try now but I always fail and even though I made a deposit but I never managed to withdraw. It's kind of scary to me right now, but if you can still be very lucky to withdraw without a deposit, then I'd just say people like you are very lucky people.
It's true that sometimes luck comes with time, I can't say I'm lucky enough but at least I've got maybe a few times in the past but what I remember is a few months ago a few hundred dollars, and I was able to withdraw all of them without having to make a deposit or wager requirement, but now almost never get yet, my conclusion if we think too much to get luck usually luck will not get.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: panjul07 on August 17, 2021, 03:09:31 PM
In the past I've often been that lucky and not even just around $20-$50, at least I can get it higher than $100 and it can happen many times on different occasions. In fact, until now there is a friend of mine who is still lucky in that way. Unlike me, I am no longer as lucky as him, and even sometimes I try now but I always fail and even though I made a deposit but I never managed to withdraw. It's kind of scary to me right now, but if you can still be very lucky to withdraw without a deposit, then I'd just say people like you are very lucky people.
It's true that sometimes luck comes with time, I can't say I'm lucky enough but at least I've got maybe a few times in the past but what I remember is a few months ago a few hundred dollars, and I was able to withdraw all of them without having to make a deposit or wager requirement, but now almost never get yet, my conclusion if we think too much to get luck usually luck will not get.

Would you mind to share where did you get the few hundred dollars? Was it from faucet or from no deposit bonus?
I'm curious to know because you say there is no wagering requirement so I wonder what kind of bonuses you get and how you turn it to few hundred $$?
Did you get direct hundred dollar bonus or you got small amount first and you were lucky enough playing with the small bonus and you managed to win few hundred $$?


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Sterbens on August 17, 2021, 04:20:43 PM

Each gambling site does have this common kind of bonuses or giveaway and of course those set rollovers is something that majority of  gamblers  couldnt able to hit or reach up.Yes, there might be some hell of a lucky guy

who could really make those bonuses that big by winning of games and also the house isnt really just dumb on not to put some maximum winnings that they could get from a bonus.

Yeah its probably but odds on making yourself  on making a withdrawal is less and very rare for someone to achieve on but its better than have nothing at all specially if its free.

Because that's what gambling house owners should do in order to attract newcomers to believe that their site really does provide a service and some bonuses so that we are at least given a play tester. Beginners can be easily attracted to such things. Of course this method is still a hereditary method implemented. Without reducing losses, of course there must be a return at the end of the game so that gamblers are interested in playing a second time with the first deposit.
House will surely provide bonuses and perks which would poke out peoples  interest which might cause for them to go back again on said  gambling site.Thinking off that gambling is a business not a charity.
Of course they would really be finding out some ways on how to lure in people and wont  tend to give out advantages because that would surely affect their revenue or profits.
They might create some interesting  offers but it would be always putting up people on disadvantage.
Completely it can't be stated as disadvantage, because we there are lucky people who've won big out of the deposit bonuses and has withdrawn it. All that required is to read the terms and conditions prior to gambling. With most of the gambling sites, providing deposit bonus is to attract more users towards the platform.


However, not a few people are interested in bonuses and don't care about not reading the rules thoroughly. Until the time of making a withdrawal from the bonus proceeds and then it was rejected because of the reason that it had to meet KYC, and we really don't like the KYC rule. Plus some countries are banned from gambling, it's listed in the rules which I read after spending the bonus and wanted to make a withdrawal. Finally the bonus results are buried and we can't make any withdrawals. For example you can find them in this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5354792.msg57708058#msg57708058


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on August 17, 2021, 04:51:18 PM
Well, you have had very good luck that you have been able to withdraw without prior deposit, I have also had that luck but years ago, I do not know if he had the opportunity to know that Freebitco.in had a very good faucet (He still has it) and playing in the multilpicador, when I entered free without prior deposit I was able to arrive much more and I was able to withdraw, of course I am talking about 2017, 2018.

There are other casinos that have faucets that if you can take advantage of playing you can reach much more, like Betfury, Betfury always gives many opportunities, you should check it out too.



Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Strongkored on August 19, 2021, 10:34:35 AM
In the past I've often been that lucky and not even just around $20-$50, at least I can get it higher than $100 and it can happen many times on different occasions. In fact, until now there is a friend of mine who is still lucky in that way. Unlike me, I am no longer as lucky as him, and even sometimes I try now but I always fail and even though I made a deposit but I never managed to withdraw. It's kind of scary to me right now, but if you can still be very lucky to withdraw without a deposit, then I'd just say people like you are very lucky people.
It's true that sometimes luck comes with time, I can't say I'm lucky enough but at least I've got maybe a few times in the past but what I remember is a few months ago a few hundred dollars, and I was able to withdraw all of them without having to make a deposit or wager requirement, but now almost never get yet, my conclusion if we think too much to get luck usually luck will not get.

Would you mind to share where did you get the few hundred dollars? Was it from faucet or from no deposit bonus?
I'm curious to know because you say there is no wagering requirement so I wonder what kind of bonuses you get and how you turn it to few hundred $$?
Did you get direct hundred dollar bonus or you got small amount first and you were lucky enough playing with the small bonus and you managed to win few hundred $$?
Received a freebet and placed a bet on a multibet in EPL match last season's, didn't really expect it but this time was lucky enough to get it, but unfortunately that's bookies are no longer holding the freebet promo (at least it's stopped for now).


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: justdimin on August 19, 2021, 02:55:21 PM
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?
Well, there are casinos that won't even allow you to withdraw a cent before you deposit. I had a similar bad experience at TrustDice earlier, when I was tipped by a chatter and managed to roll it nicely to a decent amount to withdraw. Once I tried to withdraw, I was told that you cannot withdraw unless you have at least deposit some money and rolled it over 1x minimum.

Then there are casinos like stake with instant withdrawals and I don't think there are any such weird limits or anything. Personally, I have been lucky with some sites when I got free spins and sometimes free bets but nothing big enough to show off.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: iv4n on August 19, 2021, 03:23:03 PM
Well, there are casinos that won't even allow you to withdraw a cent before you deposit. I had a similar bad experience at TrustDice earlier, when I was tipped by a chatter and managed to roll it nicely to a decent amount to withdraw. Once I tried to withdraw, I was told that you cannot withdraw unless you have at least deposit some money and rolled it over 1x minimum.

blackjack.fun offers pretty good bonuses, for those who have followed it, and have left quite good reviews, many of them have withdrawn the sign-up bonus without the need to make a deposit first. even then when having luck exceeds the minimum withdrawal.

Different casinos operate in different ways! It's a fact that many people trying to abuse all kinds of free coins they get from casinos and in the casino, some of the casinos are trying to fight against this, and some are pretty flexible!
I support strict rules about this matter, I don't like it when people abuse giveaways of any kind! It's nice to have fun, but there's no need for making zillion accounts just to earn few bucks, I don't understand why people are doing that, it's more a waste of time in my opinion than the money they earn in that way!


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: BIN-BIN on August 19, 2021, 03:41:38 PM
Most of the casinos that have affiliate programs allow their users to withdraw their earnings without deposits, and sometimes you don’t need to wager the minimum to get your withdrawal. But again, different casinos with their own peculiar rules.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: dunfida on August 19, 2021, 06:14:42 PM
Well, there are casinos that won't even allow you to withdraw a cent before you deposit. I had a similar bad experience at TrustDice earlier, when I was tipped by a chatter and managed to roll it nicely to a decent amount to withdraw. Once I tried to withdraw, I was told that you cannot withdraw unless you have at least deposit some money and rolled it over 1x minimum.

blackjack.fun offers pretty good bonuses, for those who have followed it, and have left quite good reviews, many of them have withdrawn the sign-up bonus without the need to make a deposit first. even then when having luck exceeds the minimum withdrawal.

Different casinos operate in different ways! It's a fact that many people trying to abuse all kinds of free coins they get from casinos and in the casino, some of the casinos are trying to fight against this, and some are pretty flexible!
I support strict rules about this matter, I don't like it when people abuse giveaways of any kind! It's nice to have fun, but there's no need for making zillion accounts just to earn few bucks, I don't understand why people are doing that, it's more a waste of time in my opinion than the money they earn in that way!
There would really be those abusers who are trying to milk out a particular site on whatever bonuses or freebies that they could able to sniff on.Of course gambling owners are really aware on this one and this isnt a

charity that they would really be letting those leak of funds since they could really make money if there's some chances.They are indeed versatile and could really make out some adjustments on whatever
things that would really be harming out their businesses.

This had been always an issue wayback but i havent seen it to be that rampant nowadays.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Fredomago on August 19, 2021, 09:00:52 PM

There would really be those abusers who are trying to milk out a particular site on whatever bonuses or freebies that they could able to sniff on.Of course gambling owners are really aware on this one and this isnt a

charity that they would really be letting those leak of funds since they could really make money if there's some chances.They are indeed versatile and could really make out some adjustments on whatever
things that would really be harming out their businesses.

This had been always an issue wayback but i havent seen it to be that rampant nowadays.
Casino owners are fully aware of that as there are many tests before they run the sites, knowing that abusers will always take advantage of any promotions that the house will provide.

They learn and adjust in every way; they have better solution in order not to allow abusers to suck money out of their pockets.

It's business and not a charity place for making free money, they'll make sure not to allow anyone or make sure it lesser if they can't stop it completely.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Naficopa on August 19, 2021, 09:09:55 PM
Most of the casinos that have affiliate programs allow their users to withdraw their earnings without deposits, and sometimes you don’t need to wager the minimum to get your withdrawal. But again, different casinos with their own peculiar rules.

how can the affiliate program work if the invited user doesn't make his first deposit? so far it often works as a few percent bonus if you make the first deposit and the person who invites you will have a share of the bonus.

It's not that the person who signs up with your ref link doesn't have to make a deposit. Of course, the person who signs up with your ref link has to make a deposit and only then you get income from it. The point is that you as a referrer do not need to make a deposit to withdraw income from people who signed up with your ref link and made a deposit.
I hope everything is clearly explained now  ;D ;D


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: traderethereum on August 20, 2021, 01:13:35 PM
Most of the casinos that have affiliate programs allow their users to withdraw their earnings without deposits, and sometimes you don’t need to wager the minimum to get your withdrawal. But again, different casinos with their own peculiar rules.

how can the affiliate program work if the invited user doesn't make his first deposit? so far it often works as a few percent bonus if you make the first deposit and the person who invites you will have a share of the bonus.
Then they need to spreads his affiliate links on many websites so more people can join under him and make their first deposit.
Who knows, by doing that, he can earn some decent amount of money that will allow him to make money from the affiliate links because I read on other websites articles that can earn big money from just the affiliate links.
But yes, different casinos have rules to withdraw the money from the affiliate links, which could be different from others.
Maybe some casinos allow people to withdraw their money from the jackpot after winning some games or from their affiliate links.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: traderethereum on August 21, 2021, 04:04:00 AM

Then they need to spreads his affiliate links on many websites so more people can join under him and make their first deposit.
Who knows, by doing that, he can earn some decent amount of money that will allow him to make money from the affiliate links because I read on other websites articles that can earn big money from just the affiliate links.
But yes, different casinos have rules to withdraw the money from the affiliate links, which could be different from others.
Maybe some casinos allow people to withdraw their money from the jackpot after winning some games or from their affiliate links.

Regarding the affiliate program does it currently fall under the Ponzi category? maybe yes, it is a ponzi category that does not harm anyone, and of course the referral link is actually still effective for spreaders on the website or even we find in articles with various advertisements in it.
Some websites can run Ponzi scheme without we realize because I am sure many of us have that experience.
But unfortunately, we do not know which websites will turn into Ponzi and which site will always pay their members.
The referral link really works effectively for people who can get many members, but not all people can get many members because that depends on how they spread their link.
Spreading the links through the article is one of many ways people used to get people who will sign up under them, but it needs more thought.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Fortify on August 21, 2021, 05:54:01 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?

I have only come across no deposit offers after using a website for some time - where you might deposit at the beginning, withdraw that cash a bit later and then be able to utilize a bunch of free offers. The closest I've come to free money from gambling sites is using matched betting, where I was able to earn around $400 risk free from the various welcome offers. Some were very generous - place a $10 bet and get $50 (really $25 cash) worth of free bets in return. If you do that with enough different websites and use the free bets on similar odds against each other - then you're just cashing out money at that point. Takes a little to understand at the beginning and you need to get the timing right with unlocking offers, but it works.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: Peanutswar on August 21, 2021, 08:08:01 AM
Most of the gambling platforms today requires a deposit because you cannot play if you don't have any kind of balance in a different wallet. Having a no deposit and allowed their users to play is just a marketing strategy they are urging their players to play more in their platform. This kind of strategy is still open nowadays in the form of cashback and doing some task by that you can earn points to play into different gambling games. It's up to you how to manage those earnings some people can make more profit because of those bonuses.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: aioc on August 21, 2021, 09:05:50 AM

blackjack.fun offers pretty good bonuses, for those who have followed it, and have left quite good reviews, many of them have withdrawn the sign-up bonus without the need to make a deposit first. even then when having luck exceeds the minimum withdrawal.

I don't have an account on blackjack.fun and I am not aware of those bonuses but if people can withdraw without deposits they expose themselves to abuse and I doubt if they can keep them up, if people want to withdraw without the need to deposit they will have to do KYC, they should be strict, there are people who want to abuse giveaways and bonuses, they mean well with this bonuses but there's also a lot of disadvantages.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: dustboy on August 21, 2021, 10:34:17 AM
Well, there are casinos that won't even allow you to withdraw a cent before you deposit. I had a similar bad experience at TrustDice earlier, when I was tipped by a chatter and managed to roll it nicely to a decent amount to withdraw. Once I tried to withdraw, I was told that you cannot withdraw unless you have at least deposit some money and rolled it over 1x minimum.

Casinos have their own rules/terms about withdrawal. I had similar experience long time ago with mbit casino. I received no deposit bonus, complete the wagering requirement but I could not withdraw the winning unless I made a deposit (forget how much is the minimum deposit) and wager it 1x. I decided to leave it away.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: tyz on August 21, 2021, 10:57:21 AM
Hello! Sometimes casino give no deposits and you can get lucky.

There was a time when I tried just that, too. I signed up at all the casinos that offered a free bonus. At three casinos I was lucky enough to make a profit after completing the wager. At one casino even a very good profit (at that time Bitcoin worth about $600). Unfortunately, all three casinos have made problems with the withdrawal. One suddenly demanded (without it being in the ToS) a KYC, the other accused me of having multiple accounts, which was not true. Only at one casino I finally received the payout, which was about $80. From my experience, I advise against it if you have the goal to make money with it.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: JohnBitCo on August 21, 2021, 11:27:54 AM
Well, there are casinos that won't even allow you to withdraw a cent before you deposit. I had a similar bad experience at TrustDice earlier, when I was tipped by a chatter and managed to roll it nicely to a decent amount to withdraw. Once I tried to withdraw, I was told that you cannot withdraw unless you have at least deposit some money and rolled it over 1x minimum.

Casinos have their own rules/terms about withdrawal. I had similar experience long time ago with mbit casino. I received no deposit bonus, complete the wagering requirement but I could not withdraw the winning unless I made a deposit (forget how much is the minimum deposit) and wager it 1x. I decided to leave it away.

If the casino require you to deposit once, before withdraw there might be nothing wrong with that. Some casino have the policy that you deposit at least once, to confirm you are a human (or whatever reason). For such casino, you can deposit the minimum and see if everything goes as expected. Don't try to over deposit, so if anything goes wrong, yours minimal funds are at stake.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: SirLancelot on August 21, 2021, 11:47:11 AM
If the casino require you to deposit once, before withdraw there might be nothing wrong with that. Some casino have the policy that you deposit at least once, to confirm you are a human (or whatever reason). For such casino, you can deposit the minimum and see if everything goes as expected. Don't try to over deposit, so if anything goes wrong, yours minimal funds are at stake.
Definitely I will categorize such kind of deposit demanding casino as a scam one. I am not ready to agree that depositing funds is the only way to verify that you're a human or not. Fortunately I have never faced any such kind of gambling houses so far which is like enforcing me to deposit so that I could play with them or will get eligible for withdrawing (But I remember, in paid-to-click services, some sites asked like that).

Moreover, I never go for availing the deposit bonus from any crypto gambling houses which might be the reason I am completely not in position to go for withdrawing with the any of gambling houses. At the same time I had no experience of withdrawing funds from gambling houses after making profits (but I had experience of withdrawing my signature campaign rewards).


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: michellee on August 21, 2021, 04:03:34 PM
Most of the gambling platforms today requires a deposit because you cannot play if you don't have any kind of balance in a different wallet. Having a no deposit and allowed their users to play is just a marketing strategy they are urging their players to play more in their platform. This kind of strategy is still open nowadays in the form of cashback and doing some task by that you can earn points to play into different gambling games. It's up to you how to manage those earnings some people can make more profit because of those bonuses.
Some online crypto gambling does not require a deposit to play because they offer a welcome bonus or a faucet for their members to test the site or from the rain. But I do not know if they need to deposit before they can withdraw their money so the withdrawal process can continue. If the crypto casino allows people to play from the bonus or faucet and give the best services to their new members, maybe some members will try to deposit to have a bigger balance in their account.


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: KTChampions on August 21, 2021, 04:11:20 PM
If the casino require you to deposit once, before withdraw there might be nothing wrong with that. Some casino have the policy that you deposit at least once, to confirm you are a human (or whatever reason). For such casino, you can deposit the minimum and see if everything goes as expected. Don't try to over deposit, so if anything goes wrong, yours minimal funds are at stake.

Such a requirement looks very suspicious to me. If the casino offered a bonus and I was able to fulfill all the conditions in order to be able to withdraw it, then why additionally require a deposit? To prove that you are a human being, this will not help in any way (you can make an infinite number of bitcoin wallets), then why does such a request appear?


Title: Re: Who where how much withdrew from no deposit
Post by: doomloop on August 21, 2021, 05:34:54 PM
I'm not a fan of freebies from gambling sites as i only plays using my deposit most of the time and i have no much time to check each site that offers those freebies .
Not that I am a beggar looking for tips or bonuses either but I don't mind getting some promotional offers from time to time. I don't check websites offering free money either but when I get some good ones from the ones I already play at, I take them with both hands.

also i want to play in short time , meaning will spend my deposit betting in a couple of chances and if not successful then i will leave the table.
Not an expert by any means but I feel like you gamble for win more than for fun. I mean when I am gambling, I look to spend time and actually enjoy that time I am spending. Ofc there's no fun in losing but at least while the balance lasts, I forget everything and just love playing.