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Since most of the crypto casino nowadays offers free withdrawal fee on most of the cryptocurrency sometimes immediate withdrawal after the game is very convenient now but for players like me that usually play on irregular basis, I really want to leave my balance on the casino so that I can play immediately whenever I like.

I only leave money on casino balance if it’s less than 1000$ or less but this is only applicable on casino that I used for more than a year.

What about you guys? Do you leave your balance in your casino balance or you withdraw immediately regardless of the reputation of the casino?

Well, I will not use my favorite casino as a wallet, if that is what you are asking...  ;D

It will be very risky for people to use casinos as wallets, because some casino operators and support staff are very trigger happy ..and they will block accounts for little or no reason at all. When this happens, you as a owner of those coins, will not have access to those coins.

The other things is.... if you store all your coins on the casino, then you will be tempted to gamble with it. My advice... keep most of your coins on hardware wallets and determine a gambling budget for every casino that you use... and only deposit those coins onto those casinos.  ;)

I spend most of what I deposit (since I deposit on a regular basis most of the time) since I'm fully committed to spending all of it for my enjoyment, but whenever I say win big, I tend to leave and basically just sum it up to equate to my regular deposits monthly. It's pretty random I think but pretty small most of the time (less than a $100). So I guess I've never really withdrawn directly, but indirectly it did reduce the amount I deposit to play with, hence "indirectly". If I do stop to play I just leave the money there (not that it's much in the first place) and do not really withdraw it till the day I want to play again.

Usually, I leave some small money in the casino just in case I want to return in the next few days so I do not have to deposit more. With that money, I can directly play any gambling games without a problem. But if I can win much money, I will immediately withdraw my win and still leave some money, maybe less than $25, in my account. But it is rarely I can win much money playing gambling because I do not see good luck in me while gambling. Besides, I only play occasionally and do not use too big money.

Reputation matters a lot and that will be the first thing I'll consider before leaving any amount of money in my casino balance. For a casino with a good reputation and long-standing I would only keep a fixed amount that I have resolved to use for gambling for say that period in my casino balance just to ensure that I can keep my gambling activities in check.

We have the same thought of leaving some funds in a casino where we're playing so that we don't have that hassle of depositing again after withdrawing.

We'll have to pay for the fee again to the network although it's not that a lot but sometimes, it's really making us think that it's a lot of effort to do so.

Not just much for me to leave, maybe around $50-$200 would be the ideal for me. Unless I want to add more but I don't want to leave that much there.

Leaving your balance in a casino depends on how good or convenient you are with the site, most at time i just actually make deposit with the casino that supports my local currency this was because i could get contacted by a friend of mine who always share games with me to gamble in two to three gambling site, sometimes i find it difficult for my deposit to reflect on time before placing my bet at this points the odds changes and reduce from the previous odds. So what i does after having such experience was to leave some funds in those casino site, which is from $10 to $30 ~ NGN 21k at 713 per $1.

I usually leave my balance in the casino since I only play on trusted Casino but I start withdrawing now my balance every session that I finish since I experience submitting KYC while my balance is still in my casino account. I have no choice but to  submit requirements or else my balance will be loss. This is some danger that a casino player can experience when you are leaving your balance in the casino even if the casino is trusted or not because you don’t know if you violate some of the casino terms unknowingly.

Most gambling sites are not offering free withdrawal if it is crypto withdrawal. I have only seen free withdrawal while using fiat. But crypto withdrawal like litecoin and many other altcoins are of low amount which can almost be considered as nothing.

My deposit are left on the casino and other gambling sites that I am using, I only withdrawal only the amount I make when I win from gambling. I too just like to have some amount left, so that I would be able to gamble anytime I just want to again.

I'm now having a gambling hiatus of some sort. I'm now seldom betting. But that's only as far as crypto gambling is concerned. So I'm currently not leaving any amount on betting platforms for now. My one account even got deactivated for being inactive and the funds taken. I'm not sure why such a policy.

Back when I was active, I used to keep several hundreds or even a thousand on gambling accounts. I particularly intended it that way because I loved live betting and I got annoyed a number of times for failing to make the most of fleeting odds because I got easily drained of funds.

Anyway, even if you're not leaving significant amounts, your platform should be reliable.

All of my lunch money :D Just kidding, I dont save lunch money to gamble, I prefer to eat than to feel hungry but play. I think I havent lost much. I am sure that I have lost 1 BNB, because accidentally havent switched it to other crypto and accidentally played all-in in dice autobet. Besides that, maybe only couple of hundred bucks worth crypto. I mainly either use faucet money, or gamble low bet, because I seek joy of playing, than aim to win big. I prefer to keep just an amount I can allow to lose - that will be less than 50 bucks.

Only small chunk since I can't afford to sleep in a night leaving a huge amount of money on a platform which is out of my control. So I usually deposit low amount only especially if I don't have plans to play for quite long time on a casino.  Regardless on reputation still I very much careful on the amount I spend because I don't want to encounter an issue since even if the casino is reputable or a good one still they are prone to issues.

I don't leave any balance on the casino as 99% of the times I lose all of the money that I have allocated for playing.In the rare 1% case where I win also withdraw immediately my money as I have the opinion that money stays better in a wallet where I have the private keys rather in some third party wallet where I don't own the private keys despite the casino being one of the most reputable ones or the most reputable one.

I have been burned by CEX.io centralized exchange where they have frozen my funds by their will despite me proving them all evidence that my funds come from mining so I don't leave money or balance in any other place that is a wallet in my full control,I learned the hard way but better late than ever.

I left some money in my gambling account but not too much because I am also not a regular gambler like the others. I only leave my balance at a casino I trust, so I don't have to worry about anything because that casino will take care of it for me. But maybe you can leave less than $100 or $50 in your account so that you can start playing right away if you want to play. Even though the casino has a good reputation, leaving a large amount of money in our account is not recommended.

I prefer to withdraw the money from casino when I win. it's not just about reputation. but about of my bad gambling activity, when I keeping my money in casino, I will continue to play and lose control after few time playing the game. Then I only left my stupidity for continuing to play until all of money gone. So, everytime i won more than 5x from my deposit, i will manage to withdraw.

Lately, after some bigger win, I withdraw the entire balance to my wallet and I make a new deposit in some other casino! Somehow after winning big if I stay in the same casino most likely I will lose everything, so I like a fresh start, and if I lose it I will still have some of my winnings from before!

For me, it's not a problem to leave $100-200 in casinos for gambling, everything over that would be too much! I never had any problems with any of the reputable casinos around regarding my bankroll or something similar.

It is true that keeping your money in the casino means you are keeping your wealth to others or at risk. Casino account may close at any time. However, it is a little different for those who have been using the casino for a long time. I think you can keep your money as much as you need to play casino game for every day. Anything above that amount should be transfer to your personal wallet.

I'd rather pay fees and cash out my winnings. Unless I play again that day or the next day. I see it that way: Not your keys, not your coins. I try to keep the risk of losing my coins as small as possible. Even if I trust the casino, something can always happen. I've experienced this a few times and I don't want to experience it again. I sometimes pay unnecessary fees, but it always makes me feel safe.  :)

It is not quite ideal to leave the funds in the gambling casino but if you don't need really too much the funds or just a spare you can leave it so it is more convenient if you want to play back but in some cases possible there's a chance that the gambling casino makes some update, rug the funds of the players and etc. those are the possible scenario might happen but if you will play in the casino which is reputable already and you trust already there's nothing to worry about.

I'm not the kind of leaving a huge balance in a casino or exchange if I will leave, it is so I can use it for another session it will not be more than $100, I'm only a small player so I am not comfortable with a big amount on my dashboard but  I have one casino where I leave my token to earn from staking I have no choice I have to trust the casino for me to leave my token to earn from staking if you're going to store a huge amount on one casino it should be on a casino that the community trusted, I'm talking about Betfury I'm sure the community trust this casino.

Because I'm an erratic gambler type with lots of casinos so I just make a small deposit for me to play until I run out or withdraw everything if I'm lucky.
for another reason because I will be tempted to keep playing if there is so much capital in it what will happen is to lose it all, and these days I rarely bet and if I want to bet I only provide no more than $25 and only for capital as long as I bet.

I do not like to leave balance in my gambling account, I prefer to withdraw all when I have just finished my gambling session.
This is also one of my ways to control my gambling, at least there will be a time when I have to make deposit again which mean that there is a time for me to think twice.
Leaving balance is not good for me as high likely I'll come back to play just after my last gambling session because there is a balance to play.
It has nothing to do with the reputation of the casino, but I prefer to be safe than sorry because there is always a risk when you leave some money on your account.

To be honest, i can't leave a balance with a sizeable amount like what you do. it will be a problem for me personally, why ? the reason is simple.
I'm often tempted to bet with a fairly large bet amount, which in the end will be to my own detriment.

So, I think it's best to keep it in a hardware wallet. most likely, I will only leave 10 percent if it refers to the amount of balance you keep at the casino. it's fairly safe, I won't be afraid if at any time my account is in trouble and can't access it even though my favorite casino has a very good reputation. however, somehow preventing something that is not wanted is better.

I'm using a highly reputable casino site, so I don't feel afraid or doubtful whenever I leave money in my casino wallet. I always make sure to save and allocate enough funds for gambling so I leave my target capital if ever I will bet again. Temptations will always be there because of the presence of my saved funds but it's just a matter of self-control. I'm a regular gambler but I make sure to set a target limit when it comes to gambling. I make sure that I only leave enough money so I won't exceed my gambling limit. If ever I have a good win, I add at least 5-10% of my rewards in my capital for the next gambling session that I would have.

How the hell you're leaving your funds inside the casino? even though the casino is very trustworthy and popular, you shouldn't do that since you can't know what will happen with your funds in the future. I think there's many casinos closed their sites and give a warning sign to the gamblers on email or the site, but there's few gamblers missed that information since they don't check the site and the email.

Are you really want to save only $2-$3 to risk the whole of your money? think again.

Under $100 maybe I can leave in crypto casino to play sports betting etc, but not for a long time. If it already profitable, I will immediately withdraw and leave a similar balance before, for me to play again but it depends on the situation too. The method of leave money at a trusted casino is indeed be good, one day if we want to play, we don't bother having to open a wallet and send some it, but it's better for me to keep my money in a personal wallet. Which money I collect at casino for a long time maybe will be lose, because I'm just someone who has an itchy character, seeing there some money at casino to play for sure I will play even if I don't want to play.

 Since gambling is among my monthly budget,I keep only my gambling money for the month in the casino because I feel its better and wiser that way, so that anytime I want to gamble it's easy for me to have access to. If I win big then I withdraw half of my win and keep the rest in the casino,but I if i win little the money remains in the casino. I play only in casino with good reputation for safety of funds.

As much as possible, I don't leave my funds in crypto casino wallets. I withdraw it right away after winning because I feel safer and secure if it's in my hard wallet. We all know that the risk of hacking is already present to better safe than sorry. I just deposit when I feel like playing. I think securing our funds is always important so we can get rid of hacking.

The remaining balance on the gambling site, of course, every user must be there including me, but I don't think it will freeze my balance on the online gambling site to thousands of $, maybe my courage to balance is only a few dollars, it could be $100, that's the highest.

It's not that I'm afraid to put thousands of dollars in gambling sites, you know gambling is like hypnosis, if I can't control myself of course I will spin that money in bets every time, if you have good betting opportunities, but gambling can create a rebellious mind to want to bet, The mind is always haunted by a thousand wishes to two thousand $.

I'm sure, anyone who puts a lot of money on a gambling site, that person is always haunted and wants to place bets at any time and with big bets, for me not as comfortable as you do it.

I am like that as well, I rarely ever leave any money in the casinos if that means I will not be coming back, if I am coming back tomorrow then I can leave it, but that's only because I do not see the point of withdraw and deposit just because I am going to sleep.

But, if I am going towards another casino then I would withdraw all that I have left. Most of the time I do not have any left anyway so it's rarely an issue, but just to keep that in mind for the long term. It's going to be a good deal in the long run as well where I am sure that I will comeback, right now I have deposits in a few different places, because I do not play in just one, but I like to spread my odds to a few different ones.

Leaving.my balance on casino should not be a problem but I can always do that if the casino has a good reputation and I am really convinced about it. Gambling is a choice and leaving our funds on casinos should be done if we have the intention of coming back to bet in due time if we have been playing on the casino for long. It is not really good to leave funds on casino for so long if we can a type of gamblers that has different casino's which we bet  and we can likely forget about the fund if we don't have proper documentation of passwords.

I don't usually leave any balance on my casino account since most of time when I gamble there's nothing left to withdraw on.

However, In some cases where I win on my gambling endeavours, I either withdraw all of it depending if I want to buy something or I leave some on the account to the amount which I usually gamble on. I often deposit atleast 100$ per week on my account to gamble on but there are some instances where I win and only withdraw my winnings and leave the 100$ so I can still continue gambling for the week.

I keep in the casino only those money that I am not afraid to lose ($100-200) regardless of the reputation of the casino as I prefer to keep the funds on a wallet, private keys which are only with me. We all know how often the situation in the world is changing, so I think that cryptocurrency should always be available and quickly-convertible to withdraw in fiat. Keeping funds in casino is additional risks that I don't want to reckon with.

Not more than I could afford to lose... Basically a few hundred bucks... I wouldn't be sorry if somebody somehow hacked my account and emptied it. Anything more than that is a big no for me. Even if you don't get hacked, you may wager that money easily and lose it anyway and we know that once you deposited some money on a casino, you are going to wager it because that's the whole point. So if you don't have big money on the casino in the first place, you can't lose big money.

You can do it but I can't. The main reason I don't do it is because I'm always curious about what I can win from the existing balance so it's not uncommon for all balances to be empty due to losing. After all, the best way to stay out of the casino for a few days is to leave a 0 in any casino funds wallet. In addition, there are risks that you should consider even if you have been using the casino for more than a year.

The point at the end of your question has answered me. That's what I've been doing all along. If I decide to go back to playing, a re-deposit is the solution.

I have never left a balance at any casino I always withdraw everything I have earned from winnings, for some reason I am always impatient and want to withdraw it because if I leave a balance at the casino I am always curious about other games and end up not regularly making money run out even though my main priority is sports betting but if there is a saved balance maybe I always do other games, so this is the reason I never leave a balance at the casino.

If you want to bet then deposit it back, I think this way is not complicated but when I want to bet the rest is not.

It would really depend on what you consider disposable income, but to me leaving a thousand dollars in is far too much, I'd even consider clearing it out as it approached a hundred dollars. Everyone has different levels of betting though, if your salary is $250,000 a year and you have wads of cash lying around then it's not such an issue, but if you are on $25,000 a year then that is equivalent to two weeks worth of work. You have to consider that even if a crypto casino/sportbook is fully legit, it can be struck by all sorts of hack attacks because they are such high priority targets that can be taken down for big payoffs. They should have plenty of security but a determined hacker or even some zero day exploit could ruin it all.

I do not see any problems in leaving any amount on the casino balance. I only play in those casinos that I trust completely, so I am ready to bear such a risk (since I consider it very small). Also, I'm playing for little money so the risk is really low anyway. In the event that I win a large amount of money, at least 100k dollars, then of course I will withdraw a significant part of the winnings immediately. Including because to protect yourself from the temptation to continue the game, haha.

After winning or playing for quite some time, i'd usually leave some amount just high enough for the minimum withdrawal amount or only take out the amount needed since I always regret withdrawing everything and then deposit some back to the casino or sportsbook which can be time-consuming with the confirmations and if you're on a bad timing you'll be forced to pay higher fees. I know it's not recommended but I don't gamble a lot of money that's why I don't mind leaving my balance in the casino.

I don't leave any amount in the casino.  It is either I lost them all or withdraw them all.  It is not that I don't trust the casino but I am more comfortable holding my fund in my own wallet.  If I wanted to play, I just deposit the amount I can afford to lose.  That way I am able to avoid spending too much in a crypto casino. It is part of my risk management program.

I play on irregular basis too but I don't really leave my money on platforms like an online casino even if I played on them for over a year or two. Issues sometimes are unexpected even if we say that the site are to be trusted, it will always comes as a surprise for some these days. It's risky leaving it there tbh.

This question very much depends on one's ability and the trust one has in a site. If someone has a lot of faith in a site and the gambling site has a good reputation, then you should not be surprised if someone invests a large amount of money in the site. With new bookmakers the amount will of course be much smaller, but that also varies per individual. You should really only gamble/play with the money you can spare, but still many people do not adhere to this basic rule. I don't know about people who are fortunate and/or play with larger amounts.

I can transfer large amounts thanks to easy withdrawals. I never leave high balance in one place. But there are times when i am lazy. We do not know how much of a balance will be sufficient. Balance is required for irregular games. I don't want to risk my balance thanks to the fast and free transaction fees of crypto casinos. If I have any money left at the casino i will have an excuse to gamble. For this reason i take care not to keep too much balance.

Even I'm playing on a mostly on a regular basis, My rule of thumb is not to leave any balance on my account after my gambling session. I'm doing this on most of the casino I play but there's a rare instances that I don't withdraw and leave it there. One example is when gas fees is ridiculously high and I'm at a loss if I withdraw it, I tend to wait for the fee to go down before I withdraw and also this is only applicable on a reputable casino.

I sometimes leave some money in a casino after each session, so I don't withdraw daily, but I'm much more paranoid than you OP. If I had even $500 there I'd withdraw immediately. I rarely play with more than $100 in cryptocurrency and if I'd ever get 1k that would be gone instantly. When I say I sometimes leave money there it means  $50 or something.
I'd rather not hold coins on any centralized platform for longer than a day or two.

Doesnt matter on what casino i've been dealing with but all of the funds which i do own or possess on a particular account would definitely be pulling out those funds no matter how small it is which im not really that

confident despite of its reputation do it had over the years but there are certain times or situations which you do able to leave out those funds for a certain period of time until you had remembered that you do still have

funds but this is actually depending on someones mind since there are people who do really have that kind of memory which cant really able to forget on something that they had recently dealing with.

Usually almost nothing. I only play casually and do not gamble on a daily, weekly or sometimes even monthly, and I think in my situation leaving funds in a casino(even if I have used it for a while) that I might not touch for more than a month is unwise. besides, I don't mind waiting if there is a delay on my deposit.

I do leave a few hundred in my casino wallet just to avoid the hassle of depositing if I have to bet. I only do this to the casino I trusted and regularly use. Sometimes all I want to do is log in and bet or play immediately and it is a hassle to deposit and wait for confirmation. Also, I limit the balance I leave in the casino wallet. I never go over a few hundred in it. I know that a casino wallet is not safe, and I do this just for convenience. I have not lost a penny yet though. So far, the casino I have been using did not ban or locked any of my funds, yet.

I always make sure that I don't leave any balances on the casino. Every gambling session that I do, I make it to the point that I do not leave even a dollar or two on my balance because I am OC'd to seeing my balance to always be 0. Either I withdraw what's left or I bet all and hope for it to lose. It's weird but it's what I've been accustomed to ever since, and it's what I've been following for a long time. Idk what made me do this habit but in this way, I tend to start every session with a blank slate hoping for a good run.

As you say it depends on the casino in question, if it is a casino I have not used for long I only deposit enough for one session of play and that is it, this way if I happen to still have some balance after my session it is on the low side and it does not matter too much if I lose it, now on the casinos in which I have played for a long time I can leave a few hundred dollars without any issue as I trust that they are not going to ruin their reputation for an amount of money that is so small.

^ I choose regardless of the casino's reputation and it should have a business here like having a signature campaign promoted.
The reputation of the casino will always matter upon trusting funds, from deposit until you will withdraw it just make sure they can be entrusted gambling so that you will not worry about the possible scam. But I will not let my fund sleep ohn the gambling casino wallet, probably just 1-3 days on the gambling wallet, and withdraw if you are not consistently using them.

Yes, you cant even know on when they would be hacked nor ran away with their users funds.Its better to be paranoid than to be sorry in the end.This is why i never consider on leaving out
funds not only on gambling sites but also in exchange platforms as well.You should really always be mindful about those risk and probabilities which would really happen along the way.
Although most of the time when i do have a gambling session i do lost all of my money thats why its never been that possible that i would really still remain some funds
unless for a winning or lucky day.

If I won a big amount I usually leave half of it but I never leave a big amount only amounts coming from the allocation that I did not use, it's not that I don't trust casinos it's just that I'm comfortable with my funds in my wallet in case there is an emergency or I there am a coin that I need to buy, but on Betfury I trust to leave my BFG to earn from staking my BFG token but always withdraw my staking profit after it hit my target amount.

if you play irregularly then you don't need to leave the money in the casino, whenever you win or lose you can withdraw since you don't play regularly, now in the case of people who play regularly they have to keep the money in the casino because at any time or at any time of the day they will play and it happens every day that's why for this type of person it doesn't make sense to be withdrawing every day, unless he withdraws the profits and leaves the principal, in which case it will make sense constantly withdraw


in my case, as I play every day and at any time, so I prefer to keep the money in the casino, there are many games every day and every day, so I choose the games that have the best chance of me winning, so it is necessary that I I have money available at the casino all the time and every day, sometimes I withdraw the profit, but I always prefer to leave the main one in the casino. Of course, there are rare times I take out 90% of the money and I prefer to turn the 10% into good capital, and I do this cycle

Since I don’t always gamble, I’m also doing this and never leave my account with any balance though small amount is fine but I’ll make sure to spend it on my next gambling activities. Well, this is not about the trust issues I just want to be safe and feel my money on my own way. I guess leaving any money on your account is fine as long as you always gamble but if not, better to transfer if somewhere else.

No matter how many coins it is, you shouldn't leave anything in the casino if you aren't playing. If you are done playing and won't play for days, then withdraw whatever you have stored. There are chances of casinos getting hacked or "going rouge". There might be a chance that the casino changed their terms of service while you were away and this might cause your funds to get frozen and you will have to spend a lot of time trying to withdraw your coins. And then there is a chance of your own account getting hacked.

Most of the casino discourages users to store their fund in their casino!

Leaving money at a Casino site of around $1000 is a quite much amount. I never leave money more than $100, it should be only less than $100. Leaving too much money may lead to playing excessively, then we spend all the money too quickly.  ;D Although we already gamble for a long time, sometimes it is hard to control overplay if we have much money in Casino wallets. So, it is not about the Casino reputation, but it is about how to control our bad habits.

I don't have limitations. I just spend, and leave the rest and once again when I comeback I play and if the amount gets increased it'll be left. I know somehow I was gonna loss it gambling, and that mind makes me leave the money. Even if I have $500, it'll get down to $200 within two days and once again it reaches $300. This is how it runs and everything is upon the win/loss. Personal deposits as a means of holding is nil.

I don’t gamble that much so it’s fine for me to leave any amount on my gambling account so I don’t have to pay another fees every time I deposit my capital, having balance with my account also gives convenient and that’s why I’m ok to leave some balance, probably lower than $100. I know it’s not safe but that’s ok because that money is already budgeted for gambling and that can’t  affect much of my financial wallet.

Are crypto casinos really that risky? But I don't believe that is so risky.However, there are some fake casinos that are risky. I myself have put my money in two crypto casino sites but I don't remember there.But money must be deposited in good and safe casino site no fake casino site.That fake site can be dangerous.

I am not comfortable leaving my funds in a casino no matter how reputable they are.  I have been "brainwashed" of not leaving any funds on any platform by the different instances of hacking events that happens during my stay in the crypto industry, and the saying, "not your key, not your coin" greatly impacted my mind set.  

So instead of entrusting my fund to a third-party wallet, I would rather hold it in my own even if it means I have to pay the transaction fee every time I move my fund.  Transaction fee is too little compared to the state of having peace of mind.

Casino sites have risks Some casino sites have low risk and some casino sites have high risk.  It won't be risky if you find the right good casino site.  Avoid fake casino sites.  If money is invested in fake casino then I think it will be waste of money.  So we always have to choose the right casino site.

I agree with this. It's really risky if you will entrust your funds in an online casino. Treating it as your another platform to store your funds is a big no-no because it like what you have said, it might be suspended or banned for no reason if ever they will decide to conduct a mass suspension or banning of account that they deem to be doing unusual activities even there's no sufficient proof for it.

Although it seldom happens, still, it's better to be safe than to be sorry. Just leave a portion of your fund intended for gambling in your preferred casino and then withdraw the rest and put it in your hardware wallet to guarantee your assets status. It could also help you prevent impulsive gambling habits because you just have the proper budget allocation and not all of your funds stored in that crypto casino you are playing with. You can make use of that in other things and you will not be indulged in gambling unconsciously. So for me, it's a good situation you can benefit if you practice this.

Since I only do small betting, less than $200, I barely leave any money on my casino account. I will always spent all my balance on one or two bets, (I mostly do sports betting), and when I win, I immediately withdraw all those money. To safe some money for transaction fee when I do a deposit I use either LTC or Doge, I never send BTC or ETH the fee are too expensive.

An amount that they would not be interested to ask KYC or hold the user's withdrawal. $2000 I think will just be fine. But I won't be keeping that much if I wanted to be safe.

It's tiring to keep depositing and withdrawing in one platform, I just keep my altcoins in the casino after all they are reputable. Its only altcoins I use to bet on sports which are also less than $500.

It all depends on how huge this balance in question is. If it's mere $100 i will comfortably leave it so i can comeback when ever i chose to play and continue without making fresh deposits but once it's above $200 i could chose to slash the withdraw or pull out everything depending on the reputation of the casino. I keep my withdrawal limit this way so i can comfortably monitor my gambling habit

I agree. Leaving money on any centralized platform, whether a crypto gambling casino or some exchange will always lead to problems. Not your keys, not your coins.

However I am amazed and sad that something like that happened to you. I wonder why the froze your account despite your evidence? Were they even legally allowed to just do that? If you believe that you have been wronged and want your money back then maybe you should talk to a lawyer or something? I cannot really give you any advice as you are the only one who knows what happened.

Hope you get your money back, though! Centralized services are never to be trusted! Decentralization was invented to fight against those types of dirty tactics...

Its never safe to leave your coins even in exchanges or online wallets. So online casinos aren't very different. Its best to deposit as much as you want to bet with and take profits if you wanna spend it. I suggest everyone around me to try at least one cold wallet as you can sleep in relaxed mood if you are playing/trading with huge amount of money. Trusted casinos will try to protect your wallet tho.

I have a personal principle of not leaving more than $300 worth of bitcoin in my casino wallet for more than two weeks. This is because of a terrible experience I had a while back with an online casino operator. They just wouldn't allow me to withdraw my winnings. Their customer care representatives offered little assistance either. Additionally, they had to make me wait 4 weeks before I could withdraw.

well i have invested in casino token which is i receive about $2 a day of the revenue shared. this is kind of money that stayed in the casino staked on their program. like everyone who invested in Betfury i think have some money locked right inside the casino.
it must have sometimes  crossed in the mind of investors that the casino could just pop like a bubble one day and lose all the money they have.

I just want to ask if it's okay with you Sir, what casino do you use for cryptocurrency? I also think, based on what you said that you leave less than 1000$ balance on the casino platform you play on, right? you are leaving it at no less than 500$ OP?

Because I'm playing at a casino with cryptocurrency, I always only leave the minimum that they allow on the platform, because I sometimes think that if you increase the balance that you left, they will suddenly freeze your account for no reason, of course, we as A gambler can't do anything like that without noticing their clients.

Whoa! That's a lot of money you are leaving. I only have $300 worth of cryptocurrency balance in my favorite sports bookie. I won't go higher than that and I mostly withdraw my profits.
I don't like leaving that much, not that I don't trust them but it's just my way of doing things when it comes to money.
Yes, just like you it's for an immediate bet when I see a game that I like, not slots or dice because I stopped playing them, more on sports betting.

Any casino reputable or not can get hacked at any time. During such periods if you have a large amount of money on their wallet, you will have to face the mental havoc of not being able to access that money.

Would you rather want to go through that painful process of when things get resolved and when the casino declares that their hot wallets were safe?

For a regular gambler I can understand that they lack the patience and they want to start playing as soon as possible. So there is a possibility that they only keep a smaller amount left on the wallet so they can start playing while having made a deposit already and waiting for it to confirm. Besides with so many bonuses and promotions going on almost every casino has some free coins for you to start off.

If your fully trust the casino that you have been gambling with and the reputations also suggest that you can actually trust them, then I think any amount would be fine, as long your not leaving them there for quite a long time.
However, in my case, I have never left a crypto more than $100 in an online casino. I usually have $50 balance just in case I feel enthusiastic to bet on a certain match. But in your case, I assume you have more than $500 as you said you only leave a balance below $1000. Well, that's sometimes scary to think that "what if's" in your mind lol.

Of the several casinos where I played there was only one casino where I left my funds there, the rest were zero balance because I lost or because I made a withdrawal when I felt I had played enough and because I had never made a large deposit at the casino, only tens or hundreds of dollars so if I had to leave the balance there is not too worried and definitely because the reputation of the casino where I play is good.
It's better not to leave funds there, make a deposit and play and the withdrawal has also been completed especially crypto transaction fees are no longer a problem at this time, just in case something bad happens.

I don't gamble that often so I never leave any amount on gambling websites whenever I play, it also helps me to resist the temptation of going back to that casino next day. I feel like I will just lose more money if I leave some amount since I will have the reason to gamble.

That's the thing, for a regular gambler who gambles on a daily basis, it will be more convenient for them not to withdraw the whole amount on their account as they will still deposit it at a later time. I don't really think that most gamblers rely on bonuses for their gambling activities as it's just a fraction of the amount they usually bet on and these bonuses are mostly sent either on a weekly or monthly basis.

In terms of safety, it might be good for seldom gamblers who gamble only once a month or once a week. However, for gamblers who gamble daily, it really doesn't affect them much as just as you've said, website hacking can happen anytime so it can happen while these gamblers are gambling. 

I always say reputation and trust are everything you can only play in casinos that you can trust if you want peace of mind, so if you are comfortable leaving thousands of dollars, then it's up to you, in my case  I left my tokens in one casino for staking and I trust the casino will continue to exist because they are competitive, but I make sure to withdraw once a month from my staking profit, your balance will only be safe if you're following the rules of the casino and the casino has a good reputation in the community.

Yeah, for me, the biggest that I have left as far as I can remember is around $200++ give or that. So if ever I reached that amount, I usually withdraw some and then left enough so that I can continue to do sports betting or playing some slots.

Reputation is one, but for sure, we just to make sure that we will get our money, specially if we won that big. We wanted to withdraw it immediately, like instantly, same with land base casinos. We go to the cashier and cash it out and it's up to us whether we want to continue or not.

Usually, i still leave a bit enough for my next game when i came to visit the site for me to play to avoid sending/depositing again from my wallet. Although the transaction fee is too small like you wouldn't mind. There's nothing wrong with it as long it's not that huge, and you know the risks.
Besides i only do it on trusted gambling site^(s) so i wouldn't mind.

In this forum there are many casinos that have a good reputation even if they keep their balances longer it's okay even though there are worries that don't want to happen but on the basis of reputation it is what makes users trust to keep their balances there even once a month withdrawals or longer they always believe because they have played longer in the casino.

My principle is not like that, but gambling games are fun if there is a balance then it must be spent, but if we win it must be withdrawn and I don't need to keep it in the casino if I want it to be safer in my personal wallet which in my opinion is better than the casino, but whatever from the many explanations of course they have their own different reasons.

That's true and we need to be aware of it so we don't just leave our coins in the casino. Maybe if the number of coins is not too big, it will be fine but if it is over $10-$100, it is too risky and we will never know what will happen to our money in the casino. You are better off depositing as much money as you can afford to lose and if you think you have played enough at the casino and the money is gone, you can leave the casino immediately. If you plan to keep some money in that casino, don't keep too much money because it is risky.

Perhaps, it was unusual to hear someone, a gambler will leave his/her money in the casino. Just like you, it was not my practice as well to do what OP had and even though that casino is reputable, still I have no feeling about leaving it because I was not sure also if I can play tomorrow or the next day for I was not everyday in gambling, it was only when I have ample of time to focus on.
Maybe it was the fees that gives some concern, well, but it was not big enough and a thing to consider.
Well, anyways, it was also our choice.

It’s not advisable to leave money in casino same with other trading platforms however if we want to lessen the cost we spend for transaction fees some opt not to withdraw or cashout their money in casino even they don’t play everyday. It will depend on how much we trust that casino and probably not put too much we can’t monitor thoroughly. I left some from rewards when there is but if I know I will not play the next day I withdraw it for safety.

I like this, that it is principled to spend the remaining balance or withdraw in clear profits. I'm playing with money that I'm dedicated to having fun here, so I have a thought, if I lose then there's no balance left. And if I withdraw, the amount must be at least two or three times the money that became the capital. Moreover, I am happier when I see my money is in my personal wallet.
True, actually it depends on ourselves, we have different strategies and thoughts about this.

Casino industry nowadays is very risky especially if you are not open on doing KYC because the regulators are slowly requiring the casino to do mandatory KYC even on existing users so if you got lucky that your account was required to KYC while holding balance on the wallet then you will be forced to submit or leave it if you really not comfortable submitting valid ID to verify the account.

There’s already a lot of issue like this in the past and gamblers should be maximizing the free withdrawal offered by the casino to dodge KYC danger in the future.

Yes, it's true, reputation is very important for a casino because most likely they won't run off with your money. But as a rule of thumb, might be better to just keep just a few, amount that is ok so so can still play and bet.


And we withdraw automatically because that's the common thing to do in gambling. You want to feel the money that you have won. So it's better to withdraw in a wallet that you have total control of, - in a personal wallet of years. And as the saying goes, not your keys, not your coins.

The maximum I had in a casino at a given time was BTC0.01, and that was when the exchange rate was around $30,000 per coin. So that translates to $300. I have been to cryptocurrency sector since 2014, and I have learnt my lessons in a hard way. Irrespective of the reputation, casinos and exchanges close down all of a sudden. I have lost money when exchanges such as Cryptopia closed down without any warning. Even $300 is a big amount for me, and nowadays I try to keep as little in casino wallets as possible.

I don't doubt about reputation with several crypto casino gambling when leaving money there, but I can't quit when opening crypto casino account without betting or playing some games because have money ability for betting in my account. I withdraw immediately when winning in sport betting or several casino games without leave or hold my fund in crypto casino gambling. All casino have good reputation nowadays and not worry with how much money leaving keep safety when opening account later, but I am not like OP have more patience keep silent his finger when opening account support much money into but not try to bet. Not easy for me leaving money in crypto casino account because I will use all it for betting exactly when get loss I will try bet until with all money leaving loss and become zero.

Even if there's a possibility for the same situation to happen in casinos I think most of them would encourage you to withdraw your money before closing their casino for good. But still I can't blame you for being cautious after going through a bad experience and even though it's a hassle to move out your money frequently it's still one of the best solutions.

I agree, it's better to ask yourself if you're going to play in the same casino in the near future so you don't have to go through the hassle of waiting out your deposit to be credited.

On the one hand, it's good that you know your weaknesses and have found a way to insure yourself against them, but I find this situation frightening. If I was that prone to impulsive gambling I would try to get rid of gambling completely. After all, now making a deposit in a casino is a matter of a few minutes (if you use cryptocurrency faster than bitcoin), so at some point you may come up with the idea to make an additional deposit after losing and continue playing.

In most of the case I use various casino on every different moment so in my fact which is happening that I deposit every time in gamble website from my wallet when I want to gamble.  Now if I talk about how much money I leave in casino is zero but It could ne different by the reputation differences of those casinos .

I wonder if that free withdrawal fee you're talking about is only a kind of promotion and does not happen at all times because on most gambling sites that I play they still have a withdrawal fee. With or without a withdrawal fee, I always practice to withdraw my funds immediately after I win some because I am aware what can happen to them once I try my luck for more.

Leaving money inside a casino is like leaving money in a crypto exchange, they are kinda risky in my opinion but if you can't help it and you think you can save a fee this way then leave only a sufficient amount that you can afford to lose in case unexpected things happened.

Less than $200 can be over $180. The amount isn't really that small if I were to ask and what makes me think you aren't a poor gambler is because you can only do one to two bets using that amount. Imagine if it fails. That's going be boring after that and also regretful but maybe not for you.

You can just leave this amount if you want to because this was only small for you anyway but you didn't. Small amount was still a money anyway and you will know how to value it if you are the ones who work hard for it. Talking about the fees. I think it was only eth is the one that is expensive at the moment but not btc, especially other altcoins though ltc and doge might be a little faster than in btc.

I have a rule which is to keep only money I can afford to loose in any crypto casino. It's true some casinos are renowned and have good reputation but I am not always comfortable keeping much funds in places that I have less control over. Most of these crypto casinos are unpredictable.I think I can afford to loose $100 and below, so this might be my threshold.

I have also learned from experience that I tend to gamble beyond my limits when I have more money in my crypto wallet. Therefore withdrawing my wins and leaving only funds that are within my gambling budget helps to control my gambling habit to a large extent.

Mostly, I don’t leave some money on the casino as I only play occasionally. I only deposit every time I gamble with just a little amount I can afford to lose. So even if I win, I still withdraw the whole amount and just transfer it to my hard wallet. This help me avoid to gamble any time and of course to lessen such losses every time I gamble. This works for me in my long term gambling experience.

Same also have i dopted, that I will only have the exact amount i wish to use in gambling on my casino wallet, sometimes there may be little challenges with a casino website or their services being attempted on a threat for an attack whereby some functionality may be disabled and users can get weird because they can't perform some certain operations such as withdrawal and the likes, such reasons makes it more encouraging to only have the gambling funds on the casino wallet while the normal funds on the designated wallet for personal use, also we must not forget that all these gambling sites are all centralized and they can't be predictable from any form of surprises both the good and bad with their website.

For the matter of funds, it is not recommended for everyone to 100% trust any gambling platform. Gambling or trading platforms are not safe places to store funds, they are just a medium or a place for us to carry out activities and each of us should know what the risks are.

Having funds there is fine if you gamble every day and it is your way of saving transaction fees, but if it is a very large amount then of course you are not advised to keep it on the platform. Pulling it to a personal wallet is the best advice, it should be considered.

If a casino platform is managing the business half or more decade, money can be kept in the casino but it is not safe to keep the money in any casino platform if there will be large amount. The amount of money mentioned by OP is much higher in quantity. In my opinion no casino should keep more than $200 because most of the casino platforms are generally risky.

I don't really keep money in my casino account, I don't really gamble frequently so after winning I always withdraw my money back to my wallet, not that I don't trust the casino, but I see no reason for me keeping money in the casino since I don't gamble frequently, so whenever i win, i always make withdrawal back to my wallet because i might want to make use of the money that i win, also deposit and withdrawal in casino account those not really take time and its not stressful, so whenever I want to gamble I can easily make deposit back  to the account. If I gamble always then I might be leaving some amount in my casino account but since I don't gamble frequently, I don't have to keep money there.

The few times I have gambled on Crypto casinos I have had no problem on leaving my satoshis deposited until the next session, however, since during those occasions I was only gambling a few dollars I got from faucets then there was not much risk in terms of a possible financial blow against me.

If I had deeper pockets, I would definitely trust a casino of excellent reputation some hundreds of dollars, instead withdrawing immediately after the end of a session and knowing in advance I would be back to play very soon.

Whenever i do win big then i do consider on withdrawing it all and would just simply deposit back whenever i do decided to play once again but just like the rest of people been saying here that most of the time
you wont really be reaching out this state on which you do still have some balance to get or withdraw since majority of us would be ending up on losing thats why there's no chance for you to withdraw something. haha.
Overall it wont really be that wise on leaving money on any platform if you arent using it because we wont know if a certain platform would really be hacked or ran away the funds.
So its never been recommendable on doing so, its just common sense.

If I won big I would try to withdraw it all as well. It is funny now I think about it, whenever I see someone around here having some trouble with a casino it is often because that person had some big wins and decided to withdraw their earnings, but the casino asked for extra KYC, etc. It seems that taking out the money to ones personal wallet is matter of common sense after getting a jackpot.

Also, you are right, in terms of security the best is not to leave funds in any hot wallet/platform/casino if it is not necessary, but I assume some players reach a point where it becomes annoying to withdraw and then deposit every occasion they feel like gambling, specially those who do it in daily basis, so they end up leaving their money under the care of the casino in order to save both time and a little bit of fee money (In case of Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc).

It is on a case-to-case basis and some people leave some amounts in their account so they will come back again after a few hours. Perhaps, it saves time and fees which is also an advantage for this idea but doing this is only advisable if the casino has known for its good reputation. Do, I'm not doing this (leaving some amount) but for me, it was still okay as long as we still have the plan to gamble again even though the money will stay for a many days and this is also a way to assess if the casino can really be trusted or there is something questionable.

If I make profit then I’ll make sure to get everything even if I gamble occasionally since I want to enjoy that profit and spend somewhere else. I guess as a small time gambler leaving some funds on the site might still be ok especially if the site is good enough to ensure your security and you can really trust the site. Though it’s too risky if we are talking about huge funds here because if I have that money it’s ok for me to pay for the fees as long as I have my money in my wallet and have the control over it.

i am fine with leaving some funds also from time to time. if you feel you need to bet some lines later on. but if not, not really leaving funds even if the casino is a very reputable one. sometimes unexpected circumstances may arise like you can't access your account for so many reasons, like you lost your phone and you can't use your 2FA, or unforeseen attack to the site. you'll never know what will happen, so better secure your funds and just transfer when you need to play.

True , sometimes a site has different policy regarding its customer funds.

Especially when you forgot to leave the bitcoin out for years ... some will freeze the money as you left out for too long due its policy but some will let you grab your fund with special conditions.
I had that experience so yeah better to withdraw everything!

Actually in this case there must be various opinions but I personally always leave half of my money there and never withdraw the whole.
The reason is the same as you do because I realize that I am one of those gambling players who may say I am an addict and I will be at gambling at least twice a week so when there is no money in my balance then it is a hassle to make a deposit so I always leaving some of them to gamble again.

I don't think I ever left more than $100 in a casino :D. It may not seem like much, but in my country the dollar exchange rate for local currency is 5.2->1 so this is indeed a high value.

Also, my monthly budget is low, and I usually spend everything during the month. If I have a positive balance, the following month I invest less and so I always keep a small balance.

It's not a matter of trust, it's because I keep everything under control.

That's true. The same scenario goes for the trading platforms where there are people that are leaving their 100% funds there because they think it's safe. Well, the exchange is safe but you're compromising the control over your funds.

And that's the same goes for the casinos.

I don't mind leaving a few amounts in the casino as long as that amount won't be a regret if ever something wrong happens with them that compromises their security.

But for sure those issue can be fix by providing our KYC details especially if you put a correct information by registering your account. This is the reason why Kyc on know casino is important so that if this issue will occur we can make sure that we can retrieve back our account.

But also if we don't do anything wrong to make our account been freeze then there's nothing to worry about on our balance but to have assurance since there are casino offer zero withdrawal free much better if you take out your money out of the platform since hacking issue is big issue need to consider so to became more safer much better to do this every time your done playing.

Since I've reduced my gambling activity a lot since last year, so I can only say what I used to do in the past when I was still actively gambling. I used to leave some balance in my account but it was never more than $50. I did gamble a lot but I did not like to leave bigger amount in my account regardless where I was playing. Leaving balance is not really recommended imo, but of course some people has their own reason why they leave some balance in their account. My suggestion, do not leave to much money especially if you do not gamble regularly.

You're right dude, but I'm impressed with others who leave a large amount of money in crypto gambling, maybe because of the trust they have in the gambling platform. As for what I do, I don't deposit anything on the gambling platform, I choose the ones that have crypto faucets and then I will grow the ones I get and use them in the game for about a week or more before I can withdraw because I am accumulating what I bet on the game.

And of course, proper self-control is also necessary, and don't get carried away by emotions, that's what's important in the game I'm playing in cryptocurrency gambling.

I like to have at least a minimum balance of 100 USD. This threshold still comes from my beginning poker days when I made sure to have 5x 20 USD buyins left. With this minimum I will always deposit new money once I fall under it. So whenever I withdraw money I usually leave 150-200 USD in the account to make sure that I have a buffer for any potential losing streaks. The good thing about gambling with crypto  currencies is that you can deposit and withdraw money very fast and easily. That is why we shouldn't leave too much money at the casino in my opinion. There is always a security risk involved that can be avoided if we send larger winnings back to our wallet. It also depends if we play only at one major casinos or if we multiple casinos we play it. For example, I play poker at 3 different casinos but only one of them I use regularly. That is why I only have a balance at my active casino, and at the other ones I usually only play when there are some promotions and I will deposit new money quickly.

I dare not leave much amount of coin in my gambling company website. Apart from the risk that it can be locked at anytime no matter how reputable the company it, to myself, I may not have that discipline to keep to my budget when I see my money in my balance. I will always be tempted to play and bet.
What I do is that I push my weekly budget to my favourite casino and play with it for that week, if it tops up, cool I'll withdraw all. But if it doesn't, I know it's a bad week for me and wait for another week.

Based from my experience, the proceeds of my campaign signature was deposited in their gambling website and I usually withdraw them after getting 2-3 weeks of pay. The reason is for saving some BTCs due to transaction costs and for entertainment. If I truly want to support my campaign signature, there is this obligation that you have to at least try their gambling services since I advertised them in this forum.

Generally, however, you should not leave some large amounts of BTCs in a gambling website due to the nature of their security.

I relate to your situation as a participant on a signature campaign who also receives payment through our gambling platform's account. But, I usually withdraw my earnings depending on my financial needs such as trading, investment and even physical things. Also, I don't feel obligated to gamble on the platform especially if it doesn't suits my gambling style. I've joined multiple gambling campaigns where I did not play on the platform but rather explore and research to further advertised them properly. As of now, I've enjoyed playing on Stake and Primedice.

I always have at least $100 at the crypto casino. Even when I make a lot of money, I keep at least $100 there. Even if one day I quit gambling, I will leave $100 there. This behavior is routine for me. Because if I see a very good bet, I don't want to miss it because of the time I will lose when making a deposit.

They have very good quality crypto casinos. But I can't leave any more money in centralized crypto casinos. Because I get restless. No matter how reliable central systems are, they can one day be hacked. That's why I don't leave more than $100.

If you are really that active when it comes to gambling activity then it cant really be avoided not to think about saving up the hassle and saving up the fees which you would really be definitely be tending up
to leave those funds for you not to make repetitive actions, which it would be saving up time and saving up fees just like on what you said.Even myself is really guilty about on this action which i do really
consider out on leaving some funds if i do have plans on playing back, this is why there are indeed times which you would really be leaving up your funds on a platform which the thing
you do have in mind that the site you are playing with cant really be hacked tomorrow, so you wont really be that mattering much in regarding that particular situation.

I don't gamble too well this days and I don't leave money on cryptocurrency gambling platform because there is no much to leave there since I don't gamble often. I do prefer leaving my coins in my wallet and whenever I needed to play we bets I just send the fund needed and do my thing in my own way.
I know some gamblers especially those that gamble too often would always leave there funds on casinos for a long time coming backing to cast there bets without been worried of anything.

I am not against leaving balances on casinos but I, with all honesty think $1000 is way too much to leave on a casino, no matter how reputable the casino is.
But this is only my thought anyways,  you might have a lot of money which makes $1000 seem like $10 for you, if this is the category you belong to, then please don't mind me.

I leave nothing more than $100 on a casino, I am not a regular gambler, but this has nothing to do with how regular or irregular I gamble, if after gambling, and I have a balance more than $100, I simply withdraw to my personal wallet, it doesn't matter how reputable the casino is, I simply don't trust them to keep my funds safe, balance I leave on the casino is an amount I can comfortably afford to loose, and for now, $100 is the amount i can comfortably afford to lose.

I think leaving money in a casino is just a choice, depending on what every individual prefers, if you think leaving money in casino is the best for you, then you can definitely do that and if you think withdrawing all your funds is better you can also do that, depending on what everyone prefers. Like me I prefer withdrawing all my money after gambling and am sure some people will just withdraw their profit and leave their capital their, why some will withdraw their capital and leave their profits their, so I believe it's just a choice.

I rarely leave more than $200 sitting in any service, trusted casino or not.  I've seen too many hacks and scams over the years to trust funds sitting around anywhere near a hot wallet.  I'm sure with the proper security and using a trusted site, you're probably fine leaving a few hundred dollars so long as you're fine if it's lost.  Hell, maybe billionaires would feel comfortable leaving a few million on a site.  It's really about your personal preference.  For me, a couple hundred bucks is all I'd be willing to lose as a result of my laziness.

During the time I gambled a little, I was not afraid to keep my deposit in the casino wallet. This is primarily due to the fact that the casino had a good reputation and my balance was not significant, not to mention the winnings. If I could hit a big jackpot, I would prefer to withdraw all the prize money to a personal address. Not because from that moment on, faith in the reputation of that online casino has drastically shaken, but because crypto can only be called your own if you alone have access to it. In general, the same is true with any money.

^That is definitely right, even how big or small it is not ideal to leave our money/crypto on any gambling platform because even though how reputable they are, the time comes or it can be easily shaken when the time comes they will ruin their reputation. I rarely leave money in gambling casinos even though below $50 because I know that I don't know when I gamble again. I know there are some gambling casino that will automatically lock or delete your account of you are not active in 3 months.

In terms of security of fund, we do not count reputation to it. A gambling company can be reputable but doesn't have a good security system to secure your fund. That is why reputation is different from security. The best practice should be to avoid leaving money that you are not using to gamble in the gambling site. Only leave money for gambling in the gambling site. That is exactly what I do and they are spread across few gambling companies.