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Title: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Crypt0Gore on May 16, 2023, 09:15:36 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Slow death on May 16, 2023, 10:45:04 AM
well, from what I could understand your intention is to use a credit card in a new casino, honestly the danger in doing that is very great, the casino can claim that the deposit did not arrive in their account, you will have a big headache to go to the bank and ask for a bank statement to be able to give it to the casino and if the casino is not a long-term scam, you will have the misfortune of creating an account in a short-term scam casino they will disappear as soon as you make the deposit, they will not answer you if you contact them. that's why in my opinion it's better that you avoid using new casinos, choose the old casinos that already have a great reputation for years

another problem is that if you use your credit card in a reputable casino and over time you win a lot of money then when you withdraw all the money or even make withdrawals in parts you can be called at your bank to have to respond what is the origin of the money and if your country has strict laws about gambling then the bank can close your bank account and you will also have problems in any other bank in your country that you are going to open an account and you are using your card in casino. in my opinion it is not worth taking that risk of using bank cards in casinos.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: dothebeats on May 16, 2023, 11:05:36 AM
You can do one-time swipes on casinos but never, EVER, save your information on them because you're just basically funding your way into addiction. I have heard people say that casinos do give out generous bonuses and a lot of perks on players who are using credit cards and are generally very lenient in a lot of terms to these people because they always know that they can get money from these guys no matter what. If you can control your urges and you're responsible enough to know that you don't have "unlimited money" just because you have a credit card, you're good to go.

Control is what you need in these scenarios. Do not get overly hyped with the bonuses; you can't use those to pay your debt.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Rruchi man on May 16, 2023, 11:22:13 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase?
Is it not good to make these kind of decisions simply because you are in search of bonus, you can easily put yourself in a problem if you loose your sense of reasoning whenever a bonus if offered. You will be victim to a lot of dubious casinos and sportsbet platforms that use bonuses to lure unsuspecting users to making regrettable decisions.

Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards?
I will not take such risk because bonus is not the only thing I consider before I gamble on a platform.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: un_rank on May 16, 2023, 11:42:24 AM
I will rather use a crypto casino which does not undermine my privacy and still offers certain bonuses on deposits.

Trusting your credit card puts you at risk of losing your details if their logs are hacked, the deposits can also be set automatically and fuel addiction. If you are not playing on a crypto casino, fund your gambling account directly without revealing your private financial information.

- Jay -


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Doan9269 on May 16, 2023, 12:02:34 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards?

It has the two side effects consequences, the first is that you have nothing to loose in using your card than the privacy information about yourself and provided that you don't give out your security details o their platform, but you also needs to be careful not to loose alot in a bid to get little incentives from bonus, i still wonder why some of the gamblers dont play with the incidence of bonus, everyone want something free.

A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

Why should they make a request of such at the first place when most of the casinow now are crypto casinos that supports the use of cryptocurrency for stakes.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Helena Yu on May 16, 2023, 12:16:47 PM
Why you can say it's not a safe practice? if the gambler have a good self control and want to maximize the bonus, it's fine to use credit card for gambling. Usually it's because of not many people not want to use credit card, that's why they're promote high bonus for credit card usage in order to attract gambler to use it.

Why should they make a request of such at the first place when most of the casinow now are crypto casinos that supports the use of cryptocurrency for stakes.
It's depends on each own interest to choose online fiat casino or crypto casino, there's nothing wrong about it.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: CryptSafe on May 16, 2023, 12:17:44 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

From the looks, OP seems moved by the enticing rewards from the casino promising such bonus for using credit card on their casino but OP should also ask some questions too as to know the existence of such casino before taking part in such activities.
Just like the other poster had said, it is very stressful though to do a transaction from your card and you ask to confirm and they tell you It is not yet confirmed but from your end is is already shown that the casino already received your funds. That experience is very frustrating to have.

Another challenges I think should be put into consideration is possible card details leak. If such happens in the cause of using your credit card on your casino, I believe the hackers would spare nothing and would go along way to undo you to the fullest.

There are some scenarios better avoided than allowed to happen when one weighs both options left at hand. To be on the safe side, avoid using you credit card for such transactions.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: acroman08 on May 16, 2023, 12:22:48 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one
it depends, I mean if the person has the money to gamble and is only using the credit card to get that bonus, I'd say it is fine, but generally, I think it is still a dumb idea since you are using money to gamble you don't own and I am pretty sure a lot of people who have a gambling problem and can't afford to gamble any of his/her money would be tempted by this bonus.

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos?
the worst thing I can think of is digging yourself into a ton of debt for gambling money you don't own and can't afford to lose because of credit cards.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Victorybit1 on May 16, 2023, 12:37:53 PM
I use virtual cards for anything online. What I do is fund the virtual card with the amount I will use for any purpose. I don't directly link my card.

The disadvantage of using One's personal debit or credit card is fraudulent or unauthorized charges which I dislike a lot.




Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: piebeyb on May 16, 2023, 12:43:29 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
why look for something complicated when there are cryptocurrencies that are much easier than credit cards, moreover a lot of credit card hacking it seems that very few people use it because in my opinion it is not safe to use a credit card in a casino let alone shopping online linking a credit card on a site.

Honestly for me it's not safe, it's better to just use crypto because it can be more anonymous and also transactions are faster. after all, credit cards are not a safe practice to use on an online site including casinos, but everything returns to the user, I don't recommend using a credit card  ;D


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Plaguedeath on May 16, 2023, 12:43:58 PM
The disadvantage of using One's personal debit or credit card is fraudulent or unauthorized charges which I dislike a lot.
You need to ask the casino if there's will be an additional charge for using debit or credit card to gamble, this will make you know and calculate before choose debit or credit card to gamble. If they've said there's no charge, but it actually has charge of some amount from your money, you can report it and advice people to not gamble on that's casino.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: aioc on May 16, 2023, 12:50:24 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

Money on credit cards is not money you own, its money that you are borrowing, and the first rule of responsible gambling is to only play with money that can you can afford to lose or just excess money from your basic needs, there's a big risk playing with your credit card and besides not all credit issuer allow using their card on gambling platform, they don't encourage gambling because they know the repercussion of supporting gamblers using their card.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mauser on May 16, 2023, 01:02:23 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

So far I haven't heard that credit cards are getting better bonuses than all the other methods to deposit money at a casino. And what role does the credit score plays in there? You always have to deposit the money up front before gambling, so our credit shouldn't really be a concern for the casino. Personally I rarely use my credit card and would prefer to not use it, but if the bonus is higher with it I would use. It's not like there is any risk involved with our credit card. All the major credit card companies have insurance against fraud, in case a third party would get access to our credit card details. Still casinos shouldn't discriminate against one type of payment, and should offer the same bonuses if you use crypto or fiat money.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Peanutswar on May 16, 2023, 01:30:26 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

For the pros, you can use your card for an easier way to deposit of money to the gambling casino. The cons are they can now have your details related to the bank card of fact some of the cards required your name and other information to you so if the casino is not reliable this becomes bad news even though it is still its your data privacy you must need to become aware of your data and there are a lot of miners of it today in the new era of internet and could possible sell your credentials. Better to use your other card for only extra money if you have and suitable if debit than credit to prevent excessive gambling.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: tusandii on May 16, 2023, 01:57:22 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
If any casino gives its customers the option to use a credit card to be able to get a free bonus gift when signing up, then it is the gambler's choice whether they are willing to do this just to get the bonus.
Personally, I prefer another way that doesn't need to include things I personally think about finances.
Because I myself don't like it when other parties know anything about anything related to finance.

As for the downsides of using a credit card at an online casino, I don't know about it because it's also the first time I've heard of a casino requiring a credit card, but I think it's a privacy policy that it shouldn't be used just for registering at an online casino.
Whatever the prize, I will never do it because I am more concerned with the long term of my credit card, so that one day if there is a problem our credit card is not blocked.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: bitbollo on May 16, 2023, 02:06:18 PM
There Is a reason of we use btc or crypto coins to bet ::)
And mostly It reduces to zero any issue related credit card used ...but If the gambling site is well-known/official/licensed and has a good reputation... I don't see any risk worthy of note other than the usual ones related to provide this kind of data.
Really important, read always the terms of use (TOS) carefully and check bank account statement regurarly to avoid "unknown" :) charges.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: bangjoe on May 16, 2023, 02:22:35 PM
I will rather use a crypto casino which does not undermine my privacy and still offers certain bonuses on deposits.

Trusting your credit card puts you at risk of losing your details if their logs are hacked, the deposits can also be set automatically and fuel addiction. If you are not playing on a crypto casino, fund your gambling account directly without revealing your private financial information.

- Jay -
I think so too, I prefer to use cryptocurrency gambling that makes me feel safer and have regulation without worry.
Yes, of course, but about without data, the average crypto gambling also now has KYC requirements, with the sense that personal data must be included in the platform, it can be done but has a certain limit for withdrawal.
What I am afraid of the use of this credit card is that it is easy to fall into addiction that causes the end of the month bills to be very swollen, and what might be worse is an account hacking, and people who have hacked it will be easy to use it if it is connected to the gambling platform.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: gantez on May 16, 2023, 02:49:51 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase?


Not taking the dump decision because of bonus rewards.

Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards?


No

A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$.


How is the casino reputation? Maybe you provide the name to see if you are not making mistake . If your investment profit is too good you have to be careful in doing it.

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

Some disadvantage is that the security risk is high, it can lead you to keep playing when there is no limit and that is a way to risk your money and addiction. The charge on fees or interest is high





Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: YOSHIE on May 16, 2023, 03:02:06 PM
What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Online gambling, users bet using a credit card with the deposit method, is currently the easiest way and is often done by many bettors, especially in sports betting.

Of course, apart from the advantages of using a credit card in gambling, credit cards are also prone to losses or negative things that could happen.
Example:
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First, there is a fee that must be incurred by the gamblers. Credit cards allow gamblers to bet large amounts, but the fees charged by credit cards are also quite high. Fees charged by credit cards can drain gamblers' money.

Secondly, there is also a risk of fraud to be aware of. Credit cards allow gamblers to bet large amounts, but it also allows scammers to take advantage of gamblers. therefore, gamblers must be careful when betting using a credit card.

Thirdly, there is also the risk of identity theft to be aware of. Credit cards allow gamblers to bet large amounts, but it also allows thieves to steal gamblers' personal information. therefore, gamblers must be careful when using a credit card.

Conclusion:
From the quote above, it can be concluded that gambling using a credit card can be profitable and can be a loss, for this you need to be careful and pay attention to things that can cause big losses, as in the quote above, but for me, given the high risk, of course I don't dare to gamble with a credit card.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: tbct_mt2 on May 16, 2023, 03:21:04 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase?
It is like you should never connect your Bitcoin wallet to the Internet more than what you need. The best is airgap wallet, keep it offline.

Similar for Credit card, if you want to be safer, don't use it on strange platform or on many platforms. If you carelessly use your Credit card, if you get caught by scammers, you will lose your money and even don't know why and where you make your mistake.

You can use your Debit card to reduce risk.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Jody.Drummer on May 16, 2023, 03:27:00 PM
Actually in this case I think it will be a double edged sword given the conditions indeed in this case it would be a decent enough bonus but on the other hand using it I personally prefer not to be there. Moreover, I haven't come across such a site for now and maybe it's something new because with the conditions they seem to be targeting a lot of visitors.
The problem in this case is whether it will really be guaranteed especially for the new site conditions.
I personally still like anonymity and when giving this credit card indirectly apart from disturbing my anonymity, on the other hand I also become a little worried about what will happen later with the credit card that I entered only for bonuses which I really didn't really expect.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Wakate on May 16, 2023, 03:28:09 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
You need to understand that this is what people had been using even before the reign of cryptocurrency. No we all have seen that there is a better way we can do this without exposing our credentials to the public or a casino. Those that are gambling on a fiat casinos would have no option that to keep dropping there credit card details in order to gun there accounts.

I would not advise anyone to use there credit card details to to find there online casino account because using crypto is the best way to bet online without any issue or knowing who you are or where you come from. Everything is anonymous with cryptocurrency to an extend that is why it is the best option.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Coin_trader on May 16, 2023, 03:37:55 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one


A casino usually gives some perks to the user that uses credit cards because this user has a high tendency of playing more once they lose since credit is very easy to spend rather than a manual deposit using crypto or fiat from a bank account. Those lucrative perks are just a cherry for a casino once the players are playing in the long term since they know that they have the advantage in the long term. Does your friend is still playing? Make sure to know when to stop before he buried himself in a bunch of credit card debt.


What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

The only disadvantage of using a credit card is you might be a victim of online theft especially if you connect your credit card to on unsecured website or your computer have malware that gives hacker access to your credit card details. That's the worst nightmare of credit card user especially if you have a huge credit limit.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on May 16, 2023, 03:38:11 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase?
I don't think it's a good practice. Everyone already shared their opinion and it seems like the majority of the people think the same as me. I always prefer crypto casinos. Crypto casinos also offer bonuses on deposits. Using your card information at a random casino is not a safe thing to do.

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Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards?
No. I won't take such risks just for some bonuses.

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What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos?
Not only from online casinos but also from any website there is a chance to your information gets stolen. I remember I had a virtual credit card and I used to use it to buy game credits. I don't remember on which site I used it. But, a few weeks later I figured out my information was stolen and someone used my visa card to buy something from online. So, you never know which site saving your card information.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: CarnagexD on May 16, 2023, 03:48:50 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

I don't thing that using credit cards or putting an expected amount will gie you greater edge of winning. I think that is your point. When your friend used credit card and credit almost 800$, then he win more, you want that thing happening for you too. That's foolish. If using credit card will give you greater security,perks, discounts, and you can manage your money and gambling better, then use it. Otherwise if it is just an intuition for something, then don't.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Eternad on May 16, 2023, 04:33:02 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

I don't thing that using credit cards or putting an expected amount will gie you greater edge of winning. I think that is your point. When your friend used credit card and credit almost 800$, then he win more, you want that thing happening for you too. That's foolish. If using credit card will give you greater security,perks, discounts, and you can manage your money and gambling better, then use it. Otherwise if it is just an intuition for something, then don't.

I believe the main point of this thread is to check the negative impact of using credit card since he wants to get the benefits by using it on a casino. I don’t see any info regarding having an edge when using credit rather than the bonus which his friends told.

This thread purposed is just an inquiry for possible negative outcome when using credit card. I doubt OP will stop using credit card when reading some warning here since he have a friend that keeps encouraging him to use it.  :D


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Yatsan on May 16, 2023, 04:55:30 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
I'd rather not and choose other platforms which won't require me to do so. It is safe than to be sorry right? Bonuses are good but if it would endanger my savings then that's a big no for me. Only engage if you really trust that gambling platform or if it has a good reputation in this industry. But as I've said it would be better to move to other platform and to act safely especially in this industry where anonymous transactions really occur. Ddisadvantage is somehow giving personal information such as bank details even if that is just your card number so just to avoid worse things to happen, just be patient until you found another platform which would  more go inline with your demands.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fiatless on May 16, 2023, 04:55:49 PM
I believe the main point of this thread is to check the negative impact of using credit card since he wants to get the benefits by using it on a casino. I don’t see any info regarding having an edge when using credit rather than the bonus which his friends told.

This thread purposed is just an inquiry for possible negative outcome when using credit card. I doubt OP will stop using credit card when reading some warning here since he have a friend that keeps encouraging him to use it.  :D
Some casinos that offer enticing bonuses use it as a trap to attract gamblers. I am not comfortable using my credit card for online transactions especially if it is not a reputable one. I will never do such if the casino is a new one because they can be fraudulent. You can deposit funds and they disappear the next minute.

This kind of casino can also be designed to steal or have access to the data or pin of the card. But another way of minimizing the loss is to have a special account solely opened for this kind of deposit. I will ensure that the funds in the account will be very minimal. These bonuses can also lead to gambling addiction because gamblers might be moved to gamble more because of these bonuses.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mate2237 on May 16, 2023, 05:18:41 PM
Not all are good. If the online casino accept credit cards as one the payment method then you can use it because before they requested the credit card as one of their payment method, they would secure the card for you and I know that nothing will happen to your card. But whereby they is no option to use in the site (which the original site) and you see another artificial site and imputed your card details there and your funds got lost, you don't have to blame them. Always follow the instructions of the casino company to have fair landing. And one thing I will tell you is that don't always follow bonus or reward in casinos because it might land you in a very bad way. In some time play your games and logout.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Casdinyard on May 16, 2023, 05:40:40 PM
well, from what I could understand your intention is to use a credit card in a new casino, honestly the danger in doing that is very great, the casino can claim that the deposit did not arrive in their account, you will have a big headache to go to the bank and ask for a bank statement to be able to give it to the casino and if the casino is not a long-term scam, you will have the misfortune of creating an account in a short-term scam casino they will disappear as soon as you make the deposit, they will not answer you if you contact them. that's why in my opinion it's better that you avoid using new casinos, choose the old casinos that already have a great reputation for years

another problem is that if you use your credit card in a reputable casino and over time you win a lot of money then when you withdraw all the money or even make withdrawals in parts you can be called at your bank to have to respond what is the origin of the money and if your country has strict laws about gambling then the bank can close your bank account and you will also have problems in any other bank in your country that you are going to open an account and you are using your card in casino. in my opinion it is not worth taking that risk of using bank cards in casinos.
Agreed. Although that risk generally goes down the more you play with reputable casinos and the more you play with a casino that you trust. So to crack the code, just play with a gambling site that you trust and stick with it. Or maybe OP can ask for his friend's casino of choice seeing as he's earning something from it, and he's also with a trustworthy casino to boot!

I'd also agree with the taxation issues that may ensue from using your credit card. But the biggest risk of all for me when you use credit cards for gambling is the fact that you're likely to lose self-control. Normally you'd go on a budget when you gamble but since you have a credit card, you'd put it over and over and over again to your tab. Eventually if left unpaid this will cause you huge detriments, and of course gambling addiction. I won't be the guy to lecture OP on how he shouldn't use a credit card for gambling, seeing as he's probably made his mind the moment he made this post, but then again if it's worth something I really wouldn't suggest using your CC.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: avikz on May 16, 2023, 06:30:51 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

It's an absolute dumb idea to use a credit card in a casino. I also advise people not to buy bitcoin using credit card. These are risky businesses and you already have a very stable source of income which is higher than your credit card debt, it's not at all advisable to use credit card. It easy to get addicted in gambling and then your debt will start getting out of control. So never use your credit card for gambling or investing into cryptocurrency. Your financial risk just doubles up.

Ideally if you want to gamble, put a strict limit and maintain that if you really want to stay out of trouble.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: coolcoinz on May 16, 2023, 06:40:10 PM
It's important to understand why they are willing to give you a bonus. Nothing is ever for free and nobody will give you money just like that.
There's this good old saying: if you don't know what the product is, you are the product.

So, the important part is, how much are you willing to risk and sell for the bonus. Do you have a lot of money on the account associated with the card? Do you often use it? How important is the bonus for yo? For me it's completely unimportant because I have money and I don't use a credit card at all, so for me to sell my data anywhere, they'd have to pay me a lot of money. If you can get $200 and you consider that to be a lot of money, by all means, go for it.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: AmoreJaz on May 16, 2023, 06:45:16 PM
It's important to understand why they are willing to give you a bonus. Nothing is ever for free and nobody will give you money just like that.
There's this good old saying: if you don't know what the product is, you are the product.

So, the important part is, how much are you willing to risk and sell for the bonus. Do you have a lot of money on the account associated with the card? Do you often use it? How important is the bonus for yo? For me it's completely unimportant because I have money and I don't use a credit card at all, so for me to sell my data anywhere, they'd have to pay me a lot of money. If you can get $200 and you consider that to be a lot of money, by all means, go for it.

it boils down to your priority here, your data privacy over few hundred bucks. we don't know their ulterior motives why they are doing such promotion. but the  more your personal details are exposed to unknown actors in cyberspace, the more you are vulnerable to privacy attacks. so i won't consider this as safe. if you have the option to be anonymous and not use your credit card, better go for it. better cover such angle rather than regret later on.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on May 16, 2023, 07:09:30 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
I do not recommend using credit cards to be in a casino and play, because quickly if your country becomes very intense in KYC requirements they will detect that you are a casino player, and if it is a crypto casino they will know in your government that you handle crypto , they will have you signed, unless you use other platforms that are only fiat, but I do not recommend it, it is preferable to buy crypto and manage everything with crypto, but without the use of a credit card, try not to put the data on it to governments, I am telling you this because I come from a country where they want to be in control of everything, and I am in another country where I take great care of my back, especially when it comes to money.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: CryptoHeadlineNews on May 16, 2023, 07:23:42 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$.
A casino will never advertise a stuff they can never benefit
from, and that's why for a gambler to use his credit cards on several casinos for the sole aim of free sign up bonus offer is very risky, because in must scenario not all those free bonus has an requirements that can be easily meant for withdrawal. Secondly, due to the rate of deposit error that could be encountered while using credit card, I think it will be far more better if funds are deposited directly from Bitcoin wallet rather than through credit cards. While thirdly, gamblers should stick to using only reputable casinos for safety reasons, so as to avoid getting scammed.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: cabron on May 16, 2023, 07:48:22 PM

I've not used a credit card but from what I've heard, they can use your credit card details to get more from you. That would make cards not worth using but you will only realize this once it happened already where you have bought things you have no idea when you bought them. Certainly not a safe practice all because of the $200 especially when a casino is not known for its reputation.



Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Odusko on May 16, 2023, 08:09:01 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card at online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Under normal circumstances,  your credit cards cant approve any payment unless it has approval from the bank through Through an OTP code that will be generated and sent to your phone number or from your hardware token device.
But then I have heard some ugly stories where the user's credit balance getting wiped because of the linking of their credit card to a casino, so I prefer to use the direct crypto deposit method without connecting my bank or any other traditional payment processing.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Weawant on May 16, 2023, 08:11:50 PM
What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

If you don't value your privacy then you can make use of your credit cards for gambling sites deposit. Also if you have already passed the KYC verification of a gambling sites then you don't have anything more to hide since they can get all the information they need from there.

Some casino give attractive bonuses to this means of deposit so they can verify the information of their customers to avoid failing regulations. There's so much underage gambling going that gambling sites are looking for means to avoid enabling it on their sites.

I value my privacy that's why I only gamble with cryptocurency related casinos. I can deposit my funds and withdraw using cryptocurency without exposing my identity to the sites. Some of them require KYC while others don't and that's how I choose.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Cling18 on May 16, 2023, 09:45:55 PM
You are firstly endangering your personal data. I don't believe using a credit card as a payment option on online casinos is always secure. Your personal information could be compromised, thus it is best to utilize another payment method if you can.
Regardless of whatever bonuses or promotions you may be receiving, borrowing money to gambling is not a good idea. You should get rid of it because there is a high likelihood that you may succumb to temptation or be constantly drawn to gambling. Use only the money that you can afford to lose when you gamble.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Lanatsa on May 16, 2023, 09:52:30 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
That $200 on which your friend had mentioned, pretty sure it does have that nasty terms and conditions before he could be able to pull that amount on. We know that gambling businesses are business which they

arent that dumb on giving free money on anyone on just simply registering or depositing via their credit cards plus asking out for some specific credit score basing on the bonus that they could get?
This is somewhat my first time on hearing it out but to assume on what are their intents or motives is that if someone does have that high credit score are to those people who are really that good
on their finances because you cant reach up those numbers if you arent that good in regarding with those cards you do have.

Assuming that once these people would become that addicted  then spending tons is possible and thats a  revenue for them. Not really that shocking if business would really be having
that kind of offering on something that could potentially bring out profits even more if things turns out to be going on what they have been intending on the first place.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Hispo on May 16, 2023, 11:13:27 PM
I would not consider it to be a safe practice, that is why I usually like Bitcoin gambling over FIAT gambling. However, it is a matter of a personal decision.

If you think that the benefit/risk ratio is acceptable, I would say that you can go for it, however, you also need to remember than using a credit card to gamble can have consequences on your credit score if you allow yourself to get carried away by the thrill and the casino games.

Credit and gambling is a bad mixture, after all. So be careful.  :P


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: livingfree on May 16, 2023, 11:50:09 PM
What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Simple, your credit company will detect on how are you spending your money. I wouldn't dare to use my credit card to any casino unless I'm on that situation of life that I badly want to gamble and I've got no other source of money but CC is what I've got left.

I'm not sure how these companies will react if they will review your history and activities but it's possible that they'll have a bad impression to you and they may adjust your limit into a lower amount. Well, that's just me and that's what I think how they will react after reviewing someone who uses his CC for gambling.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: romero121 on May 16, 2023, 11:59:29 PM
Usage of credit card is good when we know well about the interest and the timelines. Next thing whether it is credit card or debit card just use it and never have the information saved on the platform for future usage. These days every platform request whether to save the information for future usage.

Importantly when you prefer using credit card for gambling activities be sure of your limit. Initially you use just to claim the bonus. At some point you might get triggered to spend into gambling. Here we don't have the assurance of win, if won it is your good luck. In an unlucky day the loss needs to be settled with the interest within the timeline. This gonna be highly riskier, so know well and use it.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mirakal on May 17, 2023, 01:11:15 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Personally, I wouldn't take that risk. Nowadays, we have plenty of crypto casinos available, so why expose your personal information by using a credit card? Instead of focusing on the bonuses or other incentives, it's crucial to consider the potential risks associated with sharing your credit card details.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: bitterguy28 on May 17, 2023, 01:32:18 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
you know what? because credit card users are the best target for becoming addicted and can play unlimited amount not like those who use fiat to deposit and play because they are limited in their money  to use.
try not to deal in gambling with Credit cards if you don't want to be a loser all your life . gambling mate needs to be treated with self control and if you have none of that then best do not gamble at all .


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Reatim on May 17, 2023, 02:30:00 AM
it is always a good thing that I never have credit card all my life , even my wife that has Hers ? i made her stop using that card and live without the use of crediting and indeed , i am aware of the possibilities of dealing in gambling using card.
so nowadays I only allow to use my crypto wallet that she allows me to have and the amount is all that I can afford to spend .
this is about our mind set and respect to our hard earned money .
I would not consider it to be a safe practice, that is why I usually like Bitcoin gambling over FIAT gambling. However, it is a matter of a personal decision.
well as we are in crypto , most of us are gambling using crypto but yeah only few uses credit cards.
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if you allow yourself to get carried away by the thrill and the casino games.
and this one , even if we will not intentionally wanted , yet since we have credit cards and can carry spending a little too
 high then that is what the intention of the gambling site to be with.
so try not to use card or else.

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Credit and gambling is a bad mixture, after all. So be careful.  :P
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Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Don Pedro Dinero on May 17, 2023, 02:48:33 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase?

It's generally a bad idea, but if you make perfectly rational use of it, it will be the same as using a debit card. The problem is that few people make perfectly rational use of it.

There are credit cards that don't give you rewards, so it wouldn't be worth it at all, and you have to be aware that the ones that do give you rewards are just encouraging you to spend, and many people end up spending more for rewards than they would with a debit or cash card.

Credit cards are much more interesting to financial institutions than they are to you, which is why they promote them so much.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: borovichok on May 17, 2023, 03:07:57 AM
I would not consider it to be a safe practice, that is why I usually like Bitcoin gambling over FIAT gambling. However, it is a matter of a personal decision.

If you think that the benefit/risk ratio is acceptable, I would say that you can go for it, however, you also need to remember than using a credit card to gamble can have consequences on your credit score if you allow yourself to get carried away by the thrill and the casino games.

Credit and gambling is a bad mixture, after all. So be careful.  :P
It takes personal decisions to use a credit card or bitcoin; it all revolves around an individual's safety; of course, no one wants to lose his or her money; they are simply seeking for the alternative that is best suited for them. Using credit cards to place bets on gambling sites is risky since your card details will be exposed if it falls into the wrong hands, and believe me, you will become a victim of online fraud. Sites that take Bitcoin for gaming are preferred and safer than using credit cards because these wallet addresses are anonymous and difficult to track.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Negotiation on May 17, 2023, 03:15:07 AM
Credit cards are a popular payment method because they are fast, convenient and secure. Credit cards are at higher risk in online casinos. Not all casinos work the same The number of people playing has increased dramatically, but credit cards are among the most used and popular payment methods among financial institutions. There are more opportunities for credit card theft, which casino players should always avoid, especially when playing questionable online casinos. Therefore, before using the credit card, the games should be selected well. Since gambling is less guaranteed to win, it is better not to share personal information.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: ethereumhunter on May 17, 2023, 05:35:50 AM
It is unsafe to use your credit card for several reasons, such as credit card breaches that have often occurred and checking from the bank where the credit card was issued because they will see that transactions have been sent to gambling sites, making them want to check further.

Forget about free bonuses that are too much for you when signing up so you won't have any problems in the future. Indeed, you don't encounter any problems now and can get the free bonus, but we don't know what will happen. I would not take a bigger risk using a credit card to deposit to a gambling site. I prefer to deposit money using crypto, which is safer for me.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: davis196 on May 17, 2023, 06:12:32 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

I don't think that using a credit card is more dangerous than any other payment method(in terms of online security). The problem is that using a credit card might get you into debt, which is something you don't want. In general, credit cards are more convenient than crypto, because you just link the card to your account and you don't have to manually replenish the funds in it.
I would never use a credit card for gambling purposes, but that's just me. I gamble with small amounts and I tend to avoid taking big risks.
I don't care that much about bigger bonuses/rewards, because I know that the casino will try the best it can to take your money, rather than give you any money. This is just marketing. Don't expect to make any profits out of casino bonuses.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: klidex on May 17, 2023, 06:27:49 AM
Actually involving credit cards in gambling or casinos for me is risky because it's about anonymous.
Even though we gamble, sometimes we don't want other people to know our identity, even if it's to make money, I would say it's not safe.
There are lots of reasons not to take a credit card to a casino but everyone has their own choice to take the risk just for money or choose not to involve anything sensitive to stay safe.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: delfastTions on May 17, 2023, 06:40:47 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

I don't think that using a credit card is more dangerous than any other payment method(in terms of online security). The problem is that using a credit card might get you into debt, which is something you don't want. In general, credit cards are more convenient than crypto, because you just link the card to your account and you don't have to manually replenish the funds in it.
I would never use a credit card for gambling purposes, but that's just me. I gamble with small amounts and I tend to avoid taking big risks.
I don't care that much about bigger bonuses/rewards, because I know that the casino will try the best it can to take your money, rather than give you any money. This is just marketing. Don't expect to make any profits out of casino bonuses.
This is by far the main problem in the general use of banking products such as a credit card.  Especially when a player uses it to pay for their bets in an online casino.  You can lose so much that later you will not know where to get money to pay off all this loan money.  

There is a huge group of people all over the world who, in principle, never apply for credit cards.  And they usually never take bank loans at all.  It seems unusual now, but two generations ago, very few people used bank loans.  And now, almost the entire population has been enslaved by bankers who make good money on ordinary people by issuing mortgages and various types of loans, including credit cards.  

But I consider gambling with such a card to be quite dangerous.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: TheUltraElite on May 17, 2023, 06:46:58 AM
The reason why crypto based casino became popular is the anonymity or pseudo-anonymity that crypto provides over credit card and other monetary systems. The lack of identification of these gamblers make it safer for them to gamble at an ease and continue their habits without the watchful eyes of their family members and governments. The casinos understand this and hence they avoid credit systems as much as possible.

Such casinos with credit card payment exist but here we are interested in the crypto ones.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on May 17, 2023, 07:28:25 AM
In any casino i use only virtual credit card with all the limits - of operations, withdrawal, etc, i don`t remember right now. I don`t sure that i can get some problems using my main credit card, but it is like a habit. I prefer don`t use my phones and credit cards if it is possible. It protects me from spam and probably decrease some risks.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Weawant on May 17, 2023, 07:53:51 AM
Credit cards are a popular payment method because they are fast, convenient and secure. Credit cards are at higher risk in online casinos. Not all casinos work the same The number of people playing has increased dramatically, but credit cards are among the most used and popular payment methods among financial institutions. There are more opportunities for credit card theft, which casino players should always avoid, especially when playing questionable online casinos. Therefore, before using the credit card, the games should be selected well. Since gambling is less guaranteed to win, it is better not to share personal information.

Credit cards should be treated with great care because if you use your credit card details on a scam casino, you have exposed yourself to getting scammed. We shouldn't trust casino with our private information. If you don't find other options to deposit don't deposit.

When you bet with credit cards, you're exposing yourself to losing on both ways, your credit card company might noticed the increase in your credit card spending and trace it to a casino and this might become a problem for you in the future using that company again.

You'll also have your credit scores been reduced and you also lose your bet so it means you lost in both places. Credit card shoudn't used in a way it'll build your credit score not decrease it. Using of your credit cards on casino website isn't a safe practice.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Solosanz on May 17, 2023, 08:36:39 AM
Simple, your credit company will detect on how are you spending your money. I wouldn't dare to use my credit card to any casino unless I'm on that situation of life that I badly want to gamble and I've got no other source of money but CC is what I've got left.
That's a way how gambling will ruin your life because you're don't have any money to gamble and you're still forcing yourself to gamble. When you don't have any money and no have any job, I doubt your credit card score would be high, the company know you will not able to pay back especially you're use for gambling.

Make sure you're have money first before you want to gamble, don't take a loan or using credit card to gamble.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Nrcewker on May 17, 2023, 08:48:04 AM
I haven’t seen any Crypto casinos asking for credit card and promising to pay extra if you use credit card to deposit money there. Maybe you talking about the Fiat casinos? As in crypto casinos, you have to directly deposit the cryptos and no point of asking for credit cards there. Nevertheless whether it’s crypto online casino or fiat online casino, if the site doesn’t using any secure payment gateway for the purchases, then you should definitely avoid giving your CC details there, as there are high chances that your information might be leaked.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: darkangel11 on May 17, 2023, 11:13:07 AM
I haven’t seen any Crypto casinos asking for credit card and promising to pay extra if you use credit card to deposit money there. Maybe you talking about the Fiat casinos? As in crypto casinos, you have to directly deposit the cryptos and no point of asking for credit cards there. Nevertheless whether it’s crypto online casino or fiat online casino, if the site doesn’t using any secure payment gateway for the purchases, then you should definitely avoid giving your CC details there, as there are high chances that your information might be leaked.

Same here, but I've seen one user write about a casino demanding his bank statement and crypto casinos usually don't do that, because they don't use fiat. That's what an exchange would ask for, rather than a casino.
IMO paying with a credit card when you don't trust the service is not safe, as many businesses will scam you by enabling a paid subscription. This is common with online stores that offer "customer protection" or some kind of insurance. By paying it once you accept that they'll keep charging you monthly until you resign.
I'd rather use cryptocurrency wherever and whenever I can.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Cantsay on May 17, 2023, 11:52:50 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

If you talk about debit card I might consider but for credit card, it's a no go way.

I wouldn't risk giving out my credit card details to a gambling site because I'm not sure if the information will be encrypted or not.
Although I haven't seen anyone complained about their credit card details being stolen after exposing it to a gambling site that do encrypt the information they receive from their customers. But I'm still not going to risk it.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: FatFork on May 17, 2023, 12:08:01 PM
Same here, but I've seen one user write about a casino demanding his bank statement and crypto casinos usually don't do that, because they don't use fiat. That's what an exchange would ask for, rather than a casino.

I'm sorry to say, that's not entirely accurate. There are many crypto casinos, including some popular ones (although I won't mention any names), that not only require KYC verification but also may ask for proof of funds from their players. So, before you dive in and start playing, make sure you read through the platform's T&C carefully. Don't want any surprises, right?


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: BenCodie on May 17, 2023, 12:33:36 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

Anyone who is doing this is asking to be a victim of fraud or a credit-line that will end badly. How is this obvious and not an assumption? The credit score requirement. Unless the casino plans to sell the card information or fraudulently use it, why would they ask for a credit score? Or if they weren't planning to do this, then the answer is obvious...they want to get suckers to max their card and then play on credit, which then their credit score is held hostage (higher likelihood of repaying).

Anyone who does this is extremely careless.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: devil-soul on May 17, 2023, 12:52:13 PM
Of course having higher bonuses, conspicuous in various casinos, gambling sites only by registering a card is very tempting i would do so i would keep a second card dedicated only to online sites


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: rozak on May 17, 2023, 02:21:51 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

because most of the gamblers on the forum will use crypto to play. not many will use their credit cards for gambling. even for online casinos with fiat that I used to use. I always deposit from my bank to my casino account. either I'm too stupid not to know such things, but I'd be more comfortable depositing my bank account.
because now more play in the crypto casinos. I don't pay much attention to that sort of thing. but what is clear is quite risky. but what is provided by the platform, of course solely to make it easier for each of their users. regarding the bonus program, it just attracts more and more users.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Bushdark on May 17, 2023, 08:26:14 PM
Same here, but I've seen one user write about a casino demanding his bank statement and crypto casinos usually don't do that, because they don't use fiat. That's what an exchange would ask for, rather than a casino.

I'm sorry to say, that's not entirely accurate. There are many crypto casinos, including some popular ones (although I won't mention any names), that not only require KYC verification but also may ask for proof of funds from their players. So, before you dive in and start playing, make sure you read through the platform's T&C carefully. Don't want any surprises, right?


This is mostly done to prevent money laundering from gamblers that are always addicted to gambling which is one of the things the government is fighting against to prevent the use of large funds from gamblers which might have gotten the funds from an unknown sources. This measure do require KYC which is a way to know the true identity of a player so that are betting on there platform. Using a KYC casinos need to level of observation so that we can be aware of what source we are dropping our information to prevent it from being used against us.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Hamphser on May 17, 2023, 08:59:30 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

because most of the gamblers on the forum will use crypto to play. not many will use their credit cards for gambling. even for online casinos with fiat that I used to use. I always deposit from my bank to my casino account. either I'm too stupid not to know such things, but I'd be more comfortable depositing my bank account.
because now more play in the crypto casinos. I don't pay much attention to that sort of thing. but what is clear is quite risky. but what is provided by the platform, of course solely to make it easier for each of their users. regarding the bonus program, it just attracts more and more users.
For those who do get used to on those traditional casinos will really be sticking into this kind of set up or ways on depositing their funds but for those people who had just discovered out about Bitcoin or cryptos

existence would really be a new way on playing up gambling online without exposing yourself or identity which we know that anonymity is really that important or much preferred by some people but for those who had been using up those credit cards on dealing up with those fiat casinos then they wouldnt  really bother as long it does give out on what they do want or need but pretty sure on the time that they would discover out crypto space and the online gambling platforms which doesnt ask out for some verification then for sure you would really be transferring without any doubt.

Somewhat there's still some problem on which on the time that you would be depositing huge amounts or being a whale gambler, there's always a tendency that they would
be asking out some kyc or verification which do impose the same problem afterall.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: DoublerHunter on May 17, 2023, 09:23:12 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

If you talk about debit card I might consider but for credit card, it's a no go way.

I wouldn't risk giving out my credit card details to a gambling site because I'm not sure if the information will be encrypted or not.
Although I haven't seen anyone complained about their credit card details being stolen after exposing it to a gambling site that do encrypt the information they receive from their customers. But I'm still not going to risk it.
^I had rather do the same.
Credit cards can make it easy to overspend, leading to financial problems if you are not careful. The convenience of using a credit card for gambling may tempt you to spend more than you can afford to lose and probably that is the reason. Another scenario could be the potential risk, while most reputable online casinos have secure payment systems, there is always a risk of fraud or data breaches. Using a credit card exposes your sensitive financial information, and if it falls into the wrong hands, it can lead to unauthorized transactions or identity theft.
Security should always be a top priority when it comes to financial transactions online. Even though many reputable online casinos employ encryption technology to protect customer information, but still there is a risk and it is still a personal decision whether or not to take the risk.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Johnyz on May 17, 2023, 09:32:14 PM
Of course having higher bonuses, conspicuous in various casinos, gambling sites only by registering a card is very tempting i would do so i would keep a second card dedicated only to online sites
This is possible if your banks allows gambling transaction, but I think this is prohibited and if you get caught you might lose that card, but having multiple card is a good idea.

If you’re into bonuses, then this can be good but personally I will not take such risk because its very tempting especially if you have higher limits, you might lose more beyond your budget and this will put you at a bigger risk.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: livingfree on May 17, 2023, 09:49:27 PM
Simple, your credit company will detect on how are you spending your money. I wouldn't dare to use my credit card to any casino unless I'm on that situation of life that I badly want to gamble and I've got no other source of money but CC is what I've got left.
That's a way how gambling will ruin your life because you're don't have any money to gamble and you're still forcing yourself to gamble. When you don't have any money and no have any job, I doubt your credit card score would be high, the company know you will not able to pay back especially you're use for gambling.

Make sure you're have money first before you want to gamble, don't take a loan or using credit card to gamble.
Yes, that's not a way to increase your credit card score. But then, if the credit card company finds out that he's gambling with his credit then one ending could potentially happen.

And that's to close his credit card and remove him from having that card. Also, there could be some rules written on the contract that it shouldn't be use into this type of activity.

So, make sure to review and read the contract again that you've signed if ever you have those or you've got a copy.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on May 17, 2023, 09:55:20 PM
What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
To be honest, I would say I wouldn't use my credit card on online casinos, because if there was no other means through which we get to deposit money into the casino for gambling aside using our credit card, I believe many gambler would still have to use their credit card as you can't gamble without it,.

But what I Must make sure of is to never use my credit card on a casino I have no idea what their reputation is like, I would only use my credit card on only tested trusted casinos like stake and the likes, and by then, bonus won't be a big factor since I know that some scammers might use a bonus to lure some gamblers in to providing their credit card details to them, which they could later use as a tool to scam the victim.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Finestream on May 17, 2023, 09:57:22 PM
You can do one-time swipes on casinos but never, EVER, save your information on them because you're just basically funding your way into addiction. I have heard people say that casinos do give out generous bonuses and a lot of perks on players who are using credit cards and are generally very lenient in a lot of terms to these people because they always know that they can get money from these guys no matter what. If you can control your urges and you're responsible enough to know that you don't have "unlimited money" just because you have a credit card, you're good to go.

Control is what you need in these scenarios. Do not get overly hyped with the bonuses; you can't use those to pay your debt.
True. Credit cards may give some advantage when used in online gambling but still, you have to set limits on your spending. Otherwise, you will fall into huge debt and bonuses can’t do nothing about it. It’s still a matter of control and discipline. If you are not capable to manage your expenses, then it’s better not to use your credit cards when gambling. Have your physical money instead, and when you lose your budget, then its good to go and stop gambling.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Quidat on May 17, 2023, 09:59:34 PM
You can do one-time swipes on casinos but never, EVER, save your information on them because you're just basically funding your way into addiction. I have heard people say that casinos do give out generous bonuses and a lot of perks on players who are using credit cards and are generally very lenient in a lot of terms to these people because they always know that they can get money from these guys no matter what. If you can control your urges and you're responsible enough to know that you don't have "unlimited money" just because you have a credit card, you're good to go.

Control is what you need in these scenarios. Do not get overly hyped with the bonuses; you can't use those to pay your debt.
True. Credit cards may give some advantage when used in online gambling but still, you have to set limits on your spending. Otherwise, you will fall into huge debt and bonuses can’t do nothing about it. It’s still a matter of control and discipline. If you are not capable to manage your expenses, then it’s better not to use your credit cards when gambling. Have your physical money instead, and when you lose your budget, then its good to go and stop gambling.
Not only limited on gambling but also in other aspects or situation as well on which it do involved spending out of your cards or making use of it.Everything should really be tallied and should really be controlled out because if you are really that not wise on making use of your credit cards then you would be finding yourself to be in deep debt on the time where due time approaches or on the time that you would be needing to pay up. We know on how common this credit card debt global problem specially into those people who arent really that mindful about their obligations.If you arent that
responsible on handling your cards then you would potentially messing up your life with.Its never been a good practice on making use cards on gambling but well it does depend
on a certain person because not all would really be that good into something like this.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: uneng on May 17, 2023, 10:08:31 PM
In my opinion there aren't any issues when using credit card to gamble, as long as you are an organized person who has your personal finances under control, so you have the assurance you are going to have enough spare money on the next month to pay your debt without any further prejudice to your daily expenses.

Credit card is a perfect tool for this kind of person, but not advised for the impulsive ones, especially if their limit is high. On this case I'm totally against the practice of using credit for gambling activity.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: ultrloa on May 17, 2023, 10:15:48 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

If you know for yourself that you can manage that and its just for one time swipe only just to take the bonus then yeah its still a safe practice to use your card. But make sure that you only swipe it once and never decide to do that again. Since if you repeat it for many times since you became more comfortable using it due to convenience it bring then maybe you are in great risk to get broke because for sure in long run you cannot notice that your debt became more bigger and bigger.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mahanton on May 17, 2023, 11:53:13 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

If you know for yourself that you can manage that and its just for one time swipe only just to take the bonus then yeah its still a safe practice to use your card. But make sure that you only swipe it once and never decide to do that again. Since if you repeat it for many times since you became more comfortable using it due to convenience it bring then maybe you are in great risk to get broke because for sure in long run you cannot notice that your debt became more bigger and bigger.
Doesnt matter whether you are making use of your card neither on gambling or simply on shopping, if you do create that kind of behavior on which you do continuously swipe your card but hardly pays off on the time
that it would really be asking out for repayment then this is where problem do build up. Its a safe practice if you do always set up limits. If you are pertaining about getting some bonuses on using up your cards,
then ti wont really be that bad but if you are already that doing into a certain extreme extent then this is where problems do starts. Everything would really be depending or varying on someones decision and taking
because not all would really be that good or really that getting in line with the right stuff but rather they would really be going into the opposite and this is where they do putting up themselves on trouble.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Yaunfitda on May 18, 2023, 12:53:39 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Not sure if this is a good idea to give your credit cards online, we all know that it's one of the most hack items in online, so I wouldn't go that route. Of course casinos are going to give you incentives, to attract you to used your credit card with them, but the risk is high though.

So for me, it's better not to, not even bank accounts. And that's why most of us really are into crypto including in gambling because it doesn't take this kind of information to be released to the casino itself. Although there is KYC, but it's better if it will not involved your credit info, in my opinion.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Questat on May 18, 2023, 01:16:56 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Not sure if this is a good idea to give your credit cards online, we all know that it's one of the most hack items in online, so I wouldn't go that route. Of course casinos are going to give you incentives, to attract you to used your credit card with them, but the risk is high though.

So for me, it's better not to, not even bank accounts. And that's why most of us really are into crypto including in gambling because it doesn't take this kind of information to be released to the casino itself. Although there is KYC, but it's better if it will not involved your credit info, in my opinion.

A debit card can be a better option than a credit card since you have more control over the balance. With a credit card, the limit is based on your credit limit, so if the account is hacked, you could potentially lose a significant amount of money. To ensure safety, using cryptocurrencies can be a viable option. By cashing in from reputable exchanges and sending the crypto assets to your gambling account, you can minimize risk. It is generally recommended to trust exchanges more than gambling sites due to their higher level of regulation, which reduces the risk involved.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Rabata on May 18, 2023, 06:05:30 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
I don't favor gambling with bank credit cards for bonus purposes especially if it's a new site. Because new gambling sites are prone to scams. Also, I will never use my bank credit card for deposits as it may expose my personal information. Moreover, almost everyone knows that gambling is now not legal in all countries. If the bank account is used then the bank can track my information which may lead to legal complications. I like to get bonuses but of course before depositing on a new platform I will know about the site well. I have always loved gambling with crypto. I prefer to use crypto for deposits and withdrawals.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: worle1bm on May 18, 2023, 07:32:18 AM
Have you ever heard about data breaches through online sites? If you are swiping up your cards for bonus on some scam casino or hackers have persuaded you to do so you are at complete risk of exposing your banking details and also funds are at risk so in my opinion it's never safe to do such things.At this time there are many scams going on internet and online crypto market so you need to be extra careful and don't fill out your card details for few bucks.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: klidex on May 18, 2023, 08:18:06 AM
Have you ever heard about data breaches through online sites? If you are swiping up your cards for bonus on some scam casino or hackers have persuaded you to do so you are at complete risk of exposing your banking details and also funds are at risk so in my opinion it's never safe to do such things.At this time there are many scams going on internet and online crypto market so you need to be extra careful and don't fill out your card details for few bucks.
You are right. The number of scams from online should be more careful with everything that is sensitive like a credit card is something personal and sensitive that is not worth getting involved in gambling for just a few dollars but credit card data is vulnerable to hacking or other criminal acts.
I think making money from gambling but sacrificing credit cards is questionable as unnatural.
Because it is very rare for a casino to give out a few dollars for a credit card that has personal data on it and if gambling does have a promotion giving a few dollars in prizes it doesn't need to involve a credit card but can also use other means.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Dunamisx on May 18, 2023, 09:09:56 AM
Have you ever heard about data breaches through online sites? If you are swiping up your cards for bonus on some scam casino or hackers have persuaded you to do so you are at complete risk of exposing your banking details and also funds are at risk so in my opinion it's never safe to do such things.At this time there are many scams going on internet and online crypto market so you need to be extra careful and don't fill out your card details for few bucks.

It's not an advisible option at all to make use of one's card, not even now that the world have gone extra miles in using cryptocurrencies in gambling platforms for their bettings, why the should a casino make such demand if they are ot having anything hidden as their agenda, on a normal conditions, giving someone bonus should not be on a condition of the deposit medium used, as long as you're eligible, then you're entitled to participate for any hunt for bonus, scam is taking place everywhere everyday, we must be at alert not to create a means for them to attack.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Jody.Drummer on May 18, 2023, 09:45:30 AM
I wouldn't take that big of a risk and use a credit card to just get the bonuses the site offers. Honestly it's too risky for me, and I'm not going to do it. Sometimes a bonus that is offered is a way to make us make a big mistake in the end, and I would really avoid that. It doesn't matter how big the bonus I will get, I am really not interested in doing it. To get a bonus there are many other ways to get it and we can get it if we continue to monitor promotions from the site and if luck is on our side.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Porfirii on May 18, 2023, 11:17:32 AM
I wouldn't take that big of a risk and use a credit card to just get the bonuses the site offers. Honestly it's too risky for me, and I'm not going to do it. Sometimes a bonus that is offered is a way to make us make a big mistake in the end, and I would really avoid that. It doesn't matter how big the bonus I will get, I am really not interested in doing it. To get a bonus there are many other ways to get it and we can get it if we continue to monitor promotions from the site and if luck is on our side.

I'm still not sure whether the OP wanted to take some credit to gamble or simply wanted to attach his credit card to the platform to get the bonus. On way or the other, I wouldn't do it: in the first case, because it is a very bad idea to borrow money to bet or gamble: this is the first unforgivable mistake anyone should know about it; in the second case, because no bonus justifies giving away your Credit Card information to a brand new casino or whatever other unknown service. In addition, normally bonuses often require a really high wager to be able to withdraw, so no matter how big the bonus is, you may finally lose it before being able to enjoy it.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on May 18, 2023, 12:49:55 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

    -  What are the disadvantages of using a credit card at online casinos? Anything? Do you dare to do that to earn more money?

It is too dangerous if you use your bank account or credit card in the online casino mate, here in our country the online casino has become rampant and most of those who have tried using their atm cards or bank accounts have been compromised and hacked so the contents of their their atm card or fund, so it's unlikely to happen with a credit card either.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: BobK71 on May 18, 2023, 03:16:46 PM
Have you ever heard about data breaches through online sites? If you are swiping up your cards for bonus on some scam casino or hackers have persuaded you to do so you are at complete risk of exposing your banking details and also funds are at risk so in my opinion it's never safe to do such things.At this time there are many scams going on internet and online crypto market so you need to be extra careful and don't fill out your card details for few bucks.
Using credit cards in gambling is extremely risky. A few risks may exist by using credit card. Not only is there a possibility of being hacked, but the scammer can also get your bank information. If you use a bank account in a any restricted area where gambling is not allowed, you will be a victim and the account will serve as evidence. One of the biggest negativity is that the money I am spending on credit cards from the bank, If I get addicted there, it will be more likely to be a big disaster.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Jody.Drummer on May 18, 2023, 04:56:35 PM
I wouldn't take that big of a risk and use a credit card to just get the bonuses the site offers. Honestly it's too risky for me, and I'm not going to do it. Sometimes a bonus that is offered is a way to make us make a big mistake in the end, and I would really avoid that. It doesn't matter how big the bonus I will get, I am really not interested in doing it. To get a bonus there are many other ways to get it and we can get it if we continue to monitor promotions from the site and if luck is on our side.

I'm still not sure whether the OP wanted to take some credit to gamble or simply wanted to attach his credit card to the platform to get the bonus. On way or the other, I wouldn't do it: in the first case, because it is a very bad idea to borrow money to bet or gamble: this is the first unforgivable mistake anyone should know about it; in the second case, because no bonus justifies giving away your Credit Card information to a brand new casino or whatever other unknown service. In addition, normally bonuses often require a really high wager to be able to withdraw, so no matter how big the bonus is, you may finally lose it before being able to enjoy it.
Now that is a very worrying thing, because I think which gambling site does not provide any terms and conditions when they give a bonus, of course they will provide certain conditions to claim the bonus. So here we also need to pay attention to what terms and conditions must be met to get the bonus.
From my experience while playing gambling, when we want to get a bonus, we must fulfill the terms and conditions set by the gambling site. So it will also be like this, because for me when they give a bonus for free without any conditions it's a little strange.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: so98nn on May 18, 2023, 05:02:07 PM
Honestly how can we distrust the Credit cards if they were made in the first place? Why did they make a system of OTP authentication, 3D secure password and checksums before you can approve any transactions? Come on we can have that much trust for sure. If you have above options turned on then why do you fear about it anyway? Whether it’s a casino or it’s shopping mall your CC will give you similar level of security on both end products. I barely doubt you have to worry about anything like that. If you think there is suspicion about a casino then just change your method of payment, that’s all.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: BitcoinPanther on May 18, 2023, 05:50:24 PM
What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

One major disadvantage of using credit card in an online casino is the fee charges.  Aside from that, many player who uses credit cards have the tendency to overspend.  Although bonuses is attractive, it never remove the fact that we have to pay for the amount we spent on the Casino, and at the same time we also have to pay for the processing fees and interest. It can also pose a risk on our credit card to be phished.

Although credit card bring convenience in our gambling activity, it pose many disadvantages that may affect our financial status negatively.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Kakmakr on May 18, 2023, 05:51:23 PM
The rollover requirements ..make it almost impossible to get back any of the money that those bonuses offer you, so why would you incur debt to play for a so-called "Free" cash?

You should only gamble with money that you have.... not money that you are going to have to pay back with interest. Your friend are taking an extra gamble to play with debt..with zero garantee that you will make the rollover requirements.  ::) ::) ::)


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Haunebu on May 18, 2023, 07:00:49 PM
Using a credit card for gambling is one of the dumbest things that a person could do because it has the potential to screw your credit score which is very, very important for most people around the world.

No bonus is worth risking your credit score op. Anyone who tells you otherwise needs to get their head checked.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Z390 on May 18, 2023, 07:46:14 PM
I will never use my credit card on any online gambling platform because

1. It can easily turn you into gambling addict.

2. You will easily make money mistakes, because you will believe that your credit card is here and rollovers will keep happening,  not good.

If 10$ is all you can afford for gambling every day, it's better to buy 10$ crypto and use that to gamble, and even if you lose the money, you can easily beat the taste of addiction compare to using your credit card.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on May 18, 2023, 09:20:51 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

    -  What are the disadvantages of using a credit card at online casinos? Anything? Do you dare to do that to earn more money?

It is too dangerous if you use your bank account or credit card in the online casino mate, here in our country the online casino has become rampant and most of those who have tried using their atm cards or bank accounts have been compromised and hacked so the contents of their their atm card or fund, so it's unlikely to happen with a credit card either.
These are some of the dangers of using a credit card in a casino, it does not matter if it is crypto or not, but we must consider that it will always be very risky to do business with a credit card, to make transfers from our banks to a casino, due to hacking And if the hackers don't catch you, the government catches you and registers you, apart from the fact that the banks will realize that you handle money in crypto, they are not stupid, when transfers are made to casniso it is well known that those who make these operations are handling money in bitcoin and that is what the banks want, to know the credit life and then collect their respective taxes and continue to fill up with money.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: QueenVera on May 18, 2023, 09:39:14 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
There is not safe about using credit cards for gambling  especially  now  that the gambling industry  is full with alot of restrictions and with a credit card, I think all your privacy is gone.
Before using credit cards on gambling  platforms, please ensure you also check the gambling regulations  of that very country if gambling  is allowed or not as since deposit  will be made through debit cards, I believe that withdrawals will also be made through the credit cards and if there is a huge winning, there might be possibilities  of legal actions on you and my advice in general  is that no one should use his or her credit card to gamble so as to stay at the safer side.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: goaldigger on May 18, 2023, 09:39:51 PM
Using a credit card for gambling is one of the dumbest things that a person could do because it has the potential to screw your credit score which is very, very important for most people around the world.

No bonus is worth risking your credit score op. Anyone who tells you otherwise needs to get their head checked.
Exactly, this could affect your credit score and worst is that, you will be in debt if you lose the money.
Using credit card for your gambling activities or for whatever reason in gambling is not ideal, its not your money and its considered as debt, when you gamble with it you are just increasing the risk of losing more money. I’d rather skip that bonus part and just use my own money to gambling, by this it cannot affect my bank record.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mahanton on May 18, 2023, 09:51:08 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
There is not safe about using credit cards for gambling  especially  now  that the gambling industry  is full with alot of restrictions and with a credit card, I think all your privacy is gone.
Before using credit cards on gambling  platforms, please ensure you also check the gambling regulations  of that very country if gambling  is allowed or not as since deposit  will be made through debit cards, I believe that withdrawals will also be made through the credit cards and if there is a huge winning, there might be possibilities  of legal actions on you and my advice in general  is that no one should use his or her credit card to gamble so as to stay at the safer side.
No matter which angle you would be looking then reading up site terms or simply their TOS would always been that recommendable not only just via dealing up with gambling space but also in other platforms or companies
that you would be dealing into or simply making out some deposit of funds on whatever options it would take.There's always a corresponding terms into that which you would really be needing to read up and be aware of.
Getting bonuses on using up your CC"s for that $200 add up more then its good to see and getting that kind of offer on which if you are a gambler then you would likely be taken up that offer and would directly
be getting that kind of opportunity which it isnt really that an opportunity at all but rather its a trap or pit hole because if we do consider those bonuses does have their wager requirement which is normal then
you would be likely be still able to bust up all of your balance on the time that you would be playing.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: ultrloa on May 18, 2023, 11:22:29 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

If you know for yourself that you can manage that and its just for one time swipe only just to take the bonus then yeah its still a safe practice to use your card. But make sure that you only swipe it once and never decide to do that again. Since if you repeat it for many times since you became more comfortable using it due to convenience it bring then maybe you are in great risk to get broke because for sure in long run you cannot notice that your debt became more bigger and bigger.
Doesnt matter whether you are making use of your card neither on gambling or simply on shopping, if you do create that kind of behavior on which you do continuously swipe your card but hardly pays off on the time
that it would really be asking out for repayment then this is where problem do build up. Its a safe practice if you do always set up limits. If you are pertaining about getting some bonuses on using up your cards,
then ti wont really be that bad but if you are already that doing into a certain extreme extent then this is where problems do starts. Everything would really be depending or varying on someones decision and taking
because not all would really be that good or really that getting in line with the right stuff but rather they would really be going into the opposite and this is where they do putting up themselves on trouble.

Addicting traits will happen if you do this for so many times but if it happen once for purpose just to get bonus well I think there's nothing wrong about it. Just make sure that you never swipe your card again so that you will not in trouble and use raw funds to avoid over extend on anything we do on casino. For sure there are people doing this and they are fine then came back to the original funds they use to gamble. But overall it still may vary depends on a gambler's decision.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: dothebeats on May 18, 2023, 11:30:00 PM
Have you ever heard about data breaches through online sites? If you are swiping up your cards for bonus on some scam casino or hackers have persuaded you to do so you are at complete risk of exposing your banking details and also funds are at risk so in my opinion it's never safe to do such things.At this time there are many scams going on internet and online crypto market so you need to be extra careful and don't fill out your card details for few bucks.

This one is a valid point, although you can directly press charges against a reputable casino if the breach occurred on their website. It's better to play on huge casinos and give your financial information there to play rather than play on new platforms that offer insane amount of bonuses with little to no reputation in the crypto space.

One more thing: do not autosave your credit/debit card info on websites. The few minutes of hassle that re-typing your card info gives is better than regretting losing your funds just because you want to make things 'easy' for yourself. This applies not only to casinos but also to other places as well.



Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: kingvirtus09 on May 19, 2023, 12:00:55 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

We all know that most casinos online lose, meaning if you have a credit card and you want to use it to gamble you should expect that the chances of you losing are high and your credit balance will be greatly reduced.
That's why it's so bad that if you used a credit card that's not good, you lost a large amount of money, you still owe a large amount of money, and the worst thing is that you will be charged a large amount of interest from the credit card that you used to bet on at the casino. , it equals to triple killedor triple blades.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: FatFork on May 19, 2023, 05:39:51 AM
Honestly how can we distrust the Credit cards if they were made in the first place? Why did they make a system of OTP authentication, 3D secure password and checksums before you can approve any transactions? Come on we can have that much trust for sure. If you have above options turned on then why do you fear about it anyway? Whether it’s a casino or it’s shopping mall your CC will give you similar level of security on both end products. I barely doubt you have to worry about anything like that. If you think there is suspicion about a casino then just change your method of payment, that’s all.

Speaking from my own personal experiences, despite the extensive security measures put in place, there are still certain drawbacks associated with credit cards, particularly when it comes to making online payments. A recurring issue I faced was being billed automatically for services that I had already canceled. It was incredibly frustrating to undergo the cumbersome process of proving to my bank that these charges were unwarranted in order to recover my money. While I understand that this problem stems from dishonest merchants rather than the credit cards themselves, it is worth highlighting that alternative payment methods, such as cryptocurrencies, offer a more secure and transparent solution.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Odusko on May 19, 2023, 05:52:43 AM

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card at online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
The major disadvantages of using your credit cards on online casino is that some of the scam casinos can get your card info from the backend and the team can use the information you supply to access your credit card balance while you are off the casino, and the transfer of funds can be done without trances.

I have heard a few complaints from some local bank customers in my country, that their money is always transferred into a gambling site account, but what I don't know is whether or not their ever used the card at the casino at some point or not.
So it's highly dangerous to store your card details online.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: tusandii on May 19, 2023, 09:29:17 AM

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card at online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
The major disadvantages of using your credit cards on online casino is that some of the scam casinos can get your card info from the backend and the team can use the information you supply to access your credit card balance while you are off the casino, and the transfer of funds can be done without trances.

I have heard a few complaints from some local bank customers in my country, that their money is always transferred into a gambling site account, but what I don't know is whether or not their ever used the card at the casino at some point or not.
So it's highly dangerous to store your card details online.
The risks are indeed like what you have said, so if a gambler wants to use a credit card at a casino, he must consider and think carefully beforehand so that at some point an unwanted problem occurs.

In my country it's the same but they use an average bank account not a credit card to verify or make deposits and withdrawals because what is used is a fiat-based online casino. For crypto-based casinos I have never heard of it at all and don't believe that crypto casinos requires a credit card from its customers.
But some gamblers in my country are willing to create a new bank account specifically for gambling so they can minimize the risk of a problem occurring.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Eureka_07 on May 19, 2023, 09:44:47 AM
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What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One risk that I can think related to this is identity theft — people who has your credit card details can make use of your information to open new accounts that they can use for illegal activities. This is one issue that also happens with KYC processes.
Personally, I wouldn't want use credit card for payments online (incl. gambling platforms or even when shopping online). I prefer to use cash, e-cash, or cryptocurrency than connect my card to the platform, unless extremely needed.

Our identity is the most vulnerable when we do this. AFAIK, credit card transactions requires OTP or PIN codes to complete the transaction. *Please correct me if I'm wrong with this.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Shamm on May 19, 2023, 12:28:47 PM
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What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One risk that I can think related to this is identity theft — people who has your credit card details can make use of your information to open new accounts that they can use for illegal activities. This is one issue that also happens with KYC processes.
Personally, I wouldn't want use credit card for payments online (incl. gambling platforms or even when shopping online). I prefer to use cash, e-cash, or cryptocurrency than connect my card to the platform, unless extremely needed.

Our identity is the most vulnerable when we do this. AFAIK, credit card transactions requires OTP or PIN codes to complete the transaction. *Please correct me if I'm wrong with this.
There are many disadvantages if you connect your credit card in casino as we are all know that once it's connected then there's a chance that they can steal your money and also once your credit card connect to your google and then bind it in the casino then make sure that casino is trusted enough because if not then they have a chance to deduct an amount even though you are not playing in them because they have access your google account which is your credit card connected.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Doan9269 on May 19, 2023, 12:45:04 PM
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What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One risk that I can think related to this is identity theft — people who has your credit card details can make use of your information to open new accounts that they can use for illegal activities. This is one issue that also happens with KYC processes.
Personally, I wouldn't want use credit card for payments online (incl. gambling platforms or even when shopping online). I prefer to use cash, e-cash, or cryptocurrency than connect my card to the platform, unless extremely needed.

Our identity is the most vulnerable when we do this. AFAIK, credit card transactions requires OTP or PIN codes to complete the transaction. *Please correct me if I'm wrong with this.

You're right, aside the risk in revealing your privacy, they can also use your information to impersonate you, there are alot of scam related offenses ongoing out there, ibthis advanced digital technology, people are no more slerk with their personal informations not to talk of securing them with the online platforms that has a central server that stores all those informations for them, these same OTP lands onnyour mobile and email address and if one is compromised then you're under attack.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Kelvinid on May 19, 2023, 12:50:39 PM
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What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One risk that I can think related to this is identity theft — people who has your credit card details can make use of your information to open new accounts that they can use for illegal activities. This is one issue that also happens with KYC processes.
Personally, I wouldn't want use credit card for payments online (incl. gambling platforms or even when shopping online). I prefer to use cash, e-cash, or cryptocurrency than connect my card to the platform, unless extremely needed.

Our identity is the most vulnerable when we do this. AFAIK, credit card transactions requires OTP or PIN codes to complete the transaction. *Please correct me if I'm wrong with this.
There are many disadvantages if you connect your credit card in casino as we are all know that once it's connected then there's a chance that they can steal your money and also once your credit card connect to your google and then bind it in the casino then make sure that casino is trusted enough because if not then they have a chance to deduct an amount even though you are not playing in them because they have access your google account which is your credit card connected.
It should not be linked to it as it is possible this will lead to unauthorized transactions in your account.
Many scam stories happen like this and it was to find out that someone does the confirmation on behalf of the original owner. Something we need to allow and must not try just to know if it really happens. It is not wise to do it and I don't think it was worth enough risking if that is only because of some bonuses.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Yamifoud on May 19, 2023, 12:55:51 PM

Our identity is the most vulnerable when we do this. AFAIK, credit card transactions requires OTP or PIN codes to complete the transaction. *Please correct me if I'm wrong with this.

I think the process is the same with debit cards. When I'm using a debit card, the only information needed for an online transaction is the card number, validity date, and CV number. So if it's the same with online gambling sites, it's easy for your information to be used by others even without your permission. It's too risky.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Apocollapse on May 19, 2023, 01:00:59 PM
I think the process is the same with debit cards. When I'm using a debit card, the only information needed for an online transaction is the card number, validity date, and CV number. So if it's the same with online gambling sites, it's easy for your information to be used by others even without your permission. It's too risky.
If a scammer know your card number, validity date and CV number, it doesn't make him can able to hack or access your credit card because he don't get an access to use your debit or credit card. It's similar like your public address, anyone know you use this address, but they don't know your private key, they can input your public address, but it's just a watch only wallet. I think when you're use debit or credit card to a casino, you're dealing it with third party, not direct to the casino.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on May 19, 2023, 01:02:42 PM
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What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One risk that I can think related to this is identity theft — people who has your credit card details can make use of your information to open new accounts that they can use for illegal activities. This is one issue that also happens with KYC processes.
Personally, I wouldn't want use credit card for payments online (incl. gambling platforms or even when shopping online). I prefer to use cash, e-cash, or cryptocurrency than connect my card to the platform, unless extremely needed.

Our identity is the most vulnerable when we do this. AFAIK, credit card transactions requires OTP or PIN codes to complete the transaction. *Please correct me if I'm wrong with this.

You're right, aside the risk in revealing your privacy, they can also use your information to impersonate you, there are alot of scam related offenses ongoing out there, ibthis advanced digital technology, people are no more slerk with their personal informations not to talk of securing them with the online platforms that has a central server that stores all those informations for them, these same OTP lands onnyour mobile and email address and if one is compromised then you're under attack.

     -   Also, it's quite dangerous when using a debit card, it's a double blade pain when a hacker preys on you. If anyone does that, it's probably the rich people who are just throwing money away.

But for ordinary people in the middle, the situation is quite high, the risk can be really high, maybe later hackers will use our identity for bad activities that we have no knowledge of, and it turns out that it has been used for a big theft of money.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: carlisle1 on May 19, 2023, 02:48:49 PM
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What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One risk that I can think related to this is identity theft — people who has your credit card details can make use of your information to open new accounts that they can use for illegal activities. This is one issue that also happens with KYC processes.
Personally, I wouldn't want use credit card for payments online (incl. gambling platforms or even when shopping online). I prefer to use cash, e-cash, or cryptocurrency than connect my card to the platform, unless extremely needed.

Our identity is the most vulnerable when we do this. AFAIK, credit card transactions requires OTP or PIN codes to complete the transaction. *Please correct me if I'm wrong with this.
There are many disadvantages if you connect your credit card in casino as we are all know that once it's connected then there's a chance that they can steal your money and also once your credit card connect to your google and then bind it in the casino then make sure that casino is trusted enough because if not then they have a chance to deduct an amount even though you are not playing in them because they have access your google account which is your credit card connected.
It should not be linked to it as it is possible this will lead to unauthorized transactions in your account.
Many scam stories happen like this and it was to find out that someone does the confirmation on behalf of the original owner. Something we need to allow and must not try just to know if it really happens. It is not wise to do it and I don't think it was worth enough risking if that is only because of some bonuses.

If you are conservative and you really don't want to risk your private information, it's better not to try just because of small bonuses that
you may acquire once you link your information.

It's much better to stay safe unless you really trust the site, and you already done dealing with your research. If you know that the site is legit and you believe it's safe to share your personal information, maybe you can consider and continue to proceed.

Still depends on how you understand and how willing you are to take the risk.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: pawanjain on May 19, 2023, 04:08:49 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

First and foremost thing is using credit card for online purchases is itself a risky thing since that opens up to frauds.
As far as using it for gambling then even that is risky because we never know if the casino site is really secure or not.
Besides that, the site can simply store your details without your consent and then sell the data to other companies.
Also, the site might become a victim of an attack and your details might get stolen which again put you at risk of fraud.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: SirLancelot on May 19, 2023, 06:08:40 PM
If you talk about debit card I might consider but for credit card, it's a no go way.

I wouldn't risk giving out my credit card details to a gambling site because I'm not sure if the information will be encrypted or not.
Although I haven't seen anyone complained about their credit card details being stolen after exposing it to a gambling site that do encrypt the information they receive from their customers. But I'm still not going to risk it.
Even if it's not about credit card information, it's not a good idea in general to give away any kind of personal details to a casino that operates online and doesn't have any reputation or trust within the community. Doing that can put your data and information under risk since you are basically providing them the right to use your information that you've provided.

On the other hand, if a casino is trusted and has a good reputation, I don't see why I wouldn't trust them with my data, though by data I don't mean all my bank details but I mean anything that cannot be used against me.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on May 19, 2023, 06:21:46 PM
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What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One risk that I can think related to this is identity theft — people who has your credit card details can make use of your information to open new accounts that they can use for illegal activities. This is one issue that also happens with KYC processes.
Personally, I wouldn't want use credit card for payments online (incl. gambling platforms or even when shopping online). I prefer to use cash, e-cash, or cryptocurrency than connect my card to the platform, unless extremely needed.

Our identity is the most vulnerable when we do this. AFAIK, credit card transactions requires OTP or PIN codes to complete the transaction. *Please correct me if I'm wrong with this.

You're right, aside the risk in revealing your privacy, they can also use your information to impersonate you, there are alot of scam related offenses ongoing out there, ibthis advanced digital technology, people are no more slerk with their personal informations not to talk of securing them with the online platforms that has a central server that stores all those informations for them, these same OTP lands onnyour mobile and email address and if one is compromised then you're under attack.

     -   Also, it's quite dangerous when using a debit card, it's a double blade pain when a hacker preys on you. If anyone does that, it's probably the rich people who are just throwing money away.

But for ordinary people in the middle, the situation is quite high, the risk can be really high, maybe later hackers will use our identity for bad activities that we have no knowledge of, and it turns out that it has been used for a big theft of money.
It is not good when we use our debit or credit cards because they leave all our data , location and any relevant data so that it can be located , they will also put it on a special list where they already know what they operate with Cryptocurrencies and that is not bad I don't get complicated or want to get into trouble for things like that , so I prefer to use another method other than debit or credit , I think that now we have to be more aware when using our money, I know that each Person has his way of Acting with his finances and According to what he Feels and has.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: jrrsparkles on May 19, 2023, 06:49:34 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Using credit cards for gambling doesn't seems a great practice but when you have the money and intention of gambling as well then you can use the card to access the available perk and just repay the credit card bill even before the bill generation so it won't affect anything also will help you to obtain the available extra perk. But when you do it with the intention of making money then its wrong and imagine what if you didn't win bets and you don't have money to pay back the bill on time?


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: BitcoinPanther on May 19, 2023, 06:59:58 PM
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What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One risk that I can think related to this is identity theft — people who has your credit card details can make use of your information to open new accounts that they can use for illegal activities. This is one issue that also happens with KYC processes.

Not only identity theft but also one can become a victim of credit card phishing.

Personally, I wouldn't want use credit card for payments online (incl. gambling platforms or even when shopping online). I prefer to use cash, e-cash, or cryptocurrency than connect my card to the platform, unless extremely needed.

Our identity is the most vulnerable when we do this. AFAIK, credit card transactions requires OTP or PIN codes to complete the transaction. *Please correct me if I'm wrong with this.

Same here, I even avoid using my debit card online as much as possible.  I always try to minimize the linking of my cards to any site, because I am not comfortable to think the possible errors and mistakes I may make that can result to a financial losses in my side.

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Our identity is the most vulnerable when we do this. AFAIK, credit card transactions requires OTP or PIN codes to complete the transaction. *Please correct me if I'm wrong with this.

I think it is an SOP now to confirm the transaction with OTP.  Without presenting the code sent by the bank, I believe the process won't be completed.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: GigaBit on May 19, 2023, 08:39:16 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Using credit cards for gambling doesn't seems a great practice but when you have the money and intention of gambling as well then you can use the card to access the available perk and just repay the credit card bill even before the bill generation so it won't affect anything also will help you to obtain the available extra perk. But when you do it with the intention of making money then its wrong and imagine what if you didn't win bets and you don't have money to pay back the bill on time?
Gambling often causes to lose extra money in our budget, this can happen in many cases also. But the point is that if you keep the money under your control then you can obviously get into gambling at some point from that situation. Credit card gambling facility is accepted as a really good facility but if the bill is not paid at the end of the month then the gambler has to count the extra money. Don't consider gambling as your another income source. Just try to accept it another place of entertainment.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: dezoel on May 19, 2023, 09:49:53 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
If you know for yourself that you can manage that and its just for one time swipe only just to take the bonus then yeah its still a safe practice to use your card. But make sure that you only swipe it once and never decide to do that again. Since if you repeat it for many times since you became more comfortable using it due to convenience it bring then maybe you are in great risk to get broke because for sure in long run you cannot notice that your debt became more bigger and bigger.
Even for once I won't do it because this is where temptation starts. Remember when you first try gambling? You are scared and in doubt but you still insist and say just one time only but you did not expect that the supposed to be one time have go for two time then three and so on till it only becomes a regular hobby of you.

It was still a good thing if you are not in a point that you became an addict but it will still be damaging to our finances. I think there is also a risk on using bank accounts or credit cards. The casino might record your details and they can sell it or access your account but there might be exceptions for some highly trusted casinos.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: qwertyup23 on May 19, 2023, 11:43:23 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

This depends on several factors but what must first be addressed is on the casino you added your credit card into.

Is the casino well-established and reputable enough for you to give your additional information? Relatively new gambling websites may offer large bonuses compared to other casinos but you sacrifice upon the security they offer given that they can run-away with your money.

If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future. But this depends on your discipline in which it could result to a double-edged sword. It can either make or break your savings depending on how you would approach your gambling habits.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mahanton on May 19, 2023, 11:57:27 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Using credit cards for gambling doesn't seems a great practice but when you have the money and intention of gambling as well then you can use the card to access the available perk and just repay the credit card bill even before the bill generation so it won't affect anything also will help you to obtain the available extra perk. But when you do it with the intention of making money then its wrong and imagine what if you didn't win bets and you don't have money to pay back the bill on time?
Gambling often causes to lose extra money in our budget, this can happen in many cases also. But the point is that if you keep the money under your control then you can obviously get into gambling at some point from that situation. Credit card gambling facility is accepted as a really good facility but if the bill is not paid at the end of the month then the gambler has to count the extra money. Don't consider gambling as your another income source. Just try to accept it another place of entertainment.
Everything should really be on controlled manner specially with finances because on the time that you would really be losing your control then this is where things get messy.You would really be definitely be able to
experience the worst if you are really that irresponsible with your spending or you would really be having that kind of uncontrolled manner. Getting some bonuses on using up your card wont really be that bad
but always stick with your budget because on the time that you would really go with those limit lines then this is where things becomes complicated and if you dont like for this thing to happen.
So better stop now and avoid on using up your CC. Im not saying that cc spending is bad but most likely people do really have  that worst experience and nightmare on using up
these cards but not all the time.It would always vary on a certain individual.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Haunebu on May 20, 2023, 05:15:26 AM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
I disagree with you. Paying with a credit card in reputed/new gambling sites is not a good idea since your credit score can get affected since banks don't view anything related to gambling favorably.

This is why it's always better to use more anonymous payment methods like cryptocurrencies in any gambling site.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: klidex on May 20, 2023, 10:11:02 AM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
I disagree with you. Paying with a credit card in reputed/new gambling sites is not a good idea since your credit score can get affected since banks don't view anything related to gambling favorably.

This is why it's always better to use more anonymous payment methods like cryptocurrencies in any gambling site.
I agree with you that paying using a credit card is like sacrificing our personal data. It can be known by other people, namely the gambling party and also the bank, if they know that this user is using a credit card for gambling, he will definitely always be monitored and will definitely get a violation if he is in a foreign country. it prohibits gambling.
There are many ways to gamble anonymously without involving any data such as paying using crypto which can keep us anonymous from anyone.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: blockman on May 20, 2023, 10:46:04 AM
I use virtual cards for anything online. What I do is fund the virtual card with the amount I will use for any purpose. I don't directly link my card.
If this is it, I don't see a problem with it. Since it's a virtual card and you load it up with your debit or credit card for any purpose. But the thing is it possible for the card provider you use to track the expenses that you've loaded up for gambling? Maybe they do, maybe they don't.

The disadvantage of using One's personal debit or credit card is fraudulent or unauthorized charges which I dislike a lot.
It's not about that but, it's about your usage of those cards in gambling not about using someone's card for your gambling activities. But either of that, they're no good.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: rhomelmabini on May 20, 2023, 11:06:50 AM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Hypnosis00 on May 20, 2023, 12:21:48 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

And I agree with that, it is not worth enough to risk just for the sake of getting bonuses because, in the end, they'll take you back and even lose more.

I don't look much on that anyway. I've practice not doing that because it will entice us to spend and gamble more, we're probably losing control of our funds and ruining our limitations. We'd rather be using our savings instead of credit card in gambling, a piece of advice (OP).


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Doan9269 on May 20, 2023, 12:50:20 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.


You're right, there's no certainty in gambling to what you can receive as an outcome, gambling has that risk that it gives and can't guarantee you on a particular outcome as result, moreover why the stess on this when there are alternatives to making payments in gambling casinos, they almost supports more than two cryptocurrencies for making payments of which i think that alone is a good take on itself than vending on what will have a costly repercussions later in life.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: ethereumhunter on May 20, 2023, 12:53:20 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

Maybe he can get that bonus but he has to remember that in gambling, we can't always win after getting that bonus. Many of us experience loss even though we get bonuses, which is why we don't need to chase bonuses if we feel they are difficult to get. It's better to just play gambling as usual without purpose other than just to get pleasure from gambling. And using a credit card just to get a bonus is not a good idea considering we have to prepare some money to be paid to the bank and we also don't know how much we will lose.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Doan9269 on May 20, 2023, 01:09:28 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

Maybe he can get that bonus but he has to remember that in gambling, we can't always win after getting that bonus. Many of us experience loss even though we get bonuses, which is why we don't need to chase bonuses if we feel they are difficult to get. It's better to just play gambling as usual without purpose other than just to get pleasure from gambling. And using a credit card just to get a bonus is not a good idea considering we have to prepare some money to be paid to the bank and we also don't know how much we will lose.

The funny aspect is that chasing after bonus is very easy to achieved but winning is the most difficult task to get done, and this is the aspect that most of the gamblers missed it from, they will because of the bonus hunt chase after a particular game and use the money they can't afford to loose in chasing after this, some over run this by leaving their private life vulnerable to attack and also chase after bonus, at the end, they will all have the bonus but loose their own money, it's time we wise up in gambling and avoid taking some unnecessary risk that are too expensive for us to accommodate their consequences in gambling.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: rhomelmabini on May 20, 2023, 01:18:07 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.
Maybe he can get that bonus but he has to remember that in gambling, we can't always win after getting that bonus. Many of us experience loss even though we get bonuses, which is why we don't need to chase bonuses if we feel they are difficult to get. It's better to just play gambling as usual without purpose other than just to get pleasure from gambling. And using a credit card just to get a bonus is not a good idea considering we have to prepare some money to be paid to the bank and we also don't know how much we will lose.
I wonder whose on their right mind that will be happy to have a $100 bonus and lost $500 everytime, that's totally insane. Even if I'm new to some casino sites, I only think for once about these bonuses in the very beginning but after that we're separating apart on my mind because I know that's more like of a decoration.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on May 20, 2023, 01:40:35 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
I disagree with you. Paying with a credit card in reputed/new gambling sites is not a good idea since your credit score can get affected since banks don't view anything related to gambling favorably.

This is why it's always better to use more anonymous payment methods like cryptocurrencies in any gambling site.

     -  Totally agree with what you said mate, even let's say the casino has a good reputation here in the crypto field, and it's also true that it's still better to use crypto instead of using a credit card. Because we don't know what can happen.

Here in our country the online casino is rampant and most of the gamblers who participated in the online casinos here had their bank accounts compromised that were used to transact money into an online casino platform and it was discovered in the investigation that there was a phishing link that Most of them used an ATM or bank account, so the more the credit card, the higher the risk.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Haunebu on May 20, 2023, 04:12:33 PM
Here in our country the online casino is rampant and most of the gamblers who participated in the online casinos here had their bank accounts compromised that were used to transact money into an online casino platform and it was discovered in the investigation that there was a phishing link that Most of them used an ATM or bank account, so the more the credit card, the higher the risk.
I heard of such incidents from around the world. It's an additional risk on top of the already risky nature of gambling. Some gamblers even stole their parents credit cards and used them in gambling sites which messed up their credit score.

Crypto helps mitigate this issue completely as long as you don't submit your KYC anywhere.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: virasisog on May 20, 2023, 04:33:15 PM
Here in our country the online casino is rampant and most of the gamblers who participated in the online casinos here had their bank accounts compromised that were used to transact money into an online casino platform and it was discovered in the investigation that there was a phishing link that Most of them used an ATM or bank account, so the more the credit card, the higher the risk.
I heard of such incidents from around the world. It's an additional risk on top of the already risky nature of gambling. Some gamblers even stole their parents credit cards and used them in gambling sites which messed up their credit score.

Crypto helps mitigate this issue completely as long as you don't submit your KYC anywhere.

I've heard a number of stories about gamblers who used their spouse's and parents' credit cards for gambling, which is obviously bound to destroy trust. I believe we can appreciate the significance of KYC in this situation. Despite the bonuses that we might be able to receive following the deposit process, it is still not a good idea to use a credit card to gambling.

To reach the wagering amount, we will only be enticed to take out more loans, which could lead to further debt. If credit cards are not utilized correctly, the convenience they offer us could develop into future problems. We should look for alternatives to using credit cards if we genuinely want to benefit from the bonuses. Lending money just so we could gamble is a horrible idea. Being irresponsible with finances is already evident in that.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Rabata on May 20, 2023, 05:09:14 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

Maybe he can get that bonus but he has to remember that in gambling, we can't always win after getting that bonus. Many of us experience loss even though we get bonuses, which is why we don't need to chase bonuses if we feel they are difficult to get. It's better to just play gambling as usual without purpose other than just to get pleasure from gambling. And using a credit card just to get a bonus is not a good idea considering we have to prepare some money to be paid to the bank and we also don't know how much we will lose.
Conditions must apply to qualify for the bonus. If those conditions cannot be fulfilled properly. Then there will be no possibility of getting bonus. However, if one's personal information is shared for the purpose of getting something of this uncertain nature, then there is danger involved. Providing information in countries where gambling is not currently permitted is a risky proposition. There are many ways to make a deposit but I would never support it with a credit card. Also, if there is a new site to do this kind of work, no matter how big the bonus amount, I will not be attracted until I am sure about that site.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: dezoel on May 20, 2023, 05:56:24 PM
Have you ever heard about data breaches through online sites? If you are swiping up your cards for bonus on some scam casino or hackers have persuaded you to do so you are at complete risk of exposing your banking details and also funds are at risk so in my opinion it's never safe to do such things.At this time there are many scams going on internet and online crypto market so you need to be extra careful and don't fill out your card details for few bucks.
This one is a valid point, although you can directly press charges against a reputable casino if the breach occurred on their website. It's better to play on huge casinos and give your financial information there to play rather than play on new platforms that offer insane amount of bonuses with little to no reputation in the crypto space.

One more thing: do not autosave your credit/debit card info on websites. The few minutes of hassle that re-typing your card info gives is better than regretting losing your funds just because you want to make things 'easy' for yourself. This applies not only to casinos but also to other places as well.
Well, I also agree that one should obviously not connect their credit card with a casino or any website that is new and doesn't have a good reputation as that can be risky and one can lose all their funds in such cases. It is not really worth it to lose a lot of money only to get a small bonus that you won't even be able to withdraw since they will surely have some very high wagering requirements with it.

But, I didn't get your second point, the autosave feature saves your login credentials in your Google account and not on the website you are logging in, and even if you are talking about the "Remember my details" or something, that also saves the details in a cache file kept in your device and not on the internet.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Sanitough on May 20, 2023, 06:20:36 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one
it depends, I mean if the person has the money to gamble and is only using the credit card to get that bonus, I'd say it is fine, but generally, I think it is still a dumb idea since you are using money to gamble you don't own and I am pretty sure a lot of people who have a gambling problem and can't afford to gamble any of his/her money would be tempted by this bonus.

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos?
the worst thing I can think of is digging yourself into a ton of debt for gambling money you don't own and can't afford to lose because of credit cards.
You could end up overspending by using credit card especially if you find it hard to control your expenses, unlike if you gamble with fiat, you will be mindful with your spending habit so you won’t cross over your budget limit. Although there are really bonuses that are irresistible, but know that it’s the house strategy to make you gamble and spend more. So always think first before you gamble with credit card. It may have its own advantage but I think it has more disadvantages on top of the list.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on May 20, 2023, 06:22:25 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

Maybe he can get that bonus but he has to remember that in gambling, we can't always win after getting that bonus. Many of us experience loss even though we get bonuses, which is why we don't need to chase bonuses if we feel they are difficult to get. It's better to just play gambling as usual without purpose other than just to get pleasure from gambling. And using a credit card just to get a bonus is not a good idea considering we have to prepare some money to be paid to the bank and we also don't know how much we will lose.
Conditions must apply to qualify for the bonus. If those conditions cannot be fulfilled properly. Then there will be no possibility of getting bonus. However, if one's personal information is shared for the purpose of getting something of this uncertain nature, then there is danger involved. Providing information in countries where gambling is not currently permitted is a risky proposition. There are many ways to make a deposit but I would never support it with a credit card. Also, if there is a new site to do this kind of work, no matter how big the bonus amount, I will not be attracted until I am sure about that site.
I think you are just like me, because for me, bonuses have never really been a thing to take seriously, most especially bonus from casinos, and this is because most of the bonus being offered by casinos are nothing but a way to lure gamblers into wagering much more than they can afford to lose.
Bonuses I am mostly interested in are bonuses without any strings attached, like the monthly reward shared among gamblers based on the amount wagered by the user in the course of that amount.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mahanton on May 20, 2023, 08:29:12 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

Maybe he can get that bonus but he has to remember that in gambling, we can't always win after getting that bonus. Many of us experience loss even though we get bonuses, which is why we don't need to chase bonuses if we feel they are difficult to get. It's better to just play gambling as usual without purpose other than just to get pleasure from gambling. And using a credit card just to get a bonus is not a good idea considering we have to prepare some money to be paid to the bank and we also don't know how much we will lose.
Conditions must apply to qualify for the bonus. If those conditions cannot be fulfilled properly. Then there will be no possibility of getting bonus. However, if one's personal information is shared for the purpose of getting something of this uncertain nature, then there is danger involved. Providing information in countries where gambling is not currently permitted is a risky proposition. There are many ways to make a deposit but I would never support it with a credit card. Also, if there is a new site to do this kind of work, no matter how big the bonus amount, I will not be attracted until I am sure about that site.
I think you are just like me, because for me, bonuses have never really been a thing to take seriously, most especially bonus from casinos, and this is because most of the bonus being offered by casinos are nothing but a way to lure gamblers into wagering much more than they can afford to lose.
Bonuses I am mostly interested in are bonuses without any strings attached, like the monthly reward shared among gamblers based on the amount wagered by the user in the course of that amount.
As long it wouldnt really be having those terms or wagering condition then it would really be considered good but for those who do still require(normal) or casual thing then it wouldnt really be giving out that kind of
shock anymore specially into those gamblers who are really aware on how these bonuses do works and what are the terms attached to it. If you are a complete noob into this market then you would really be definitely
be seeing to these bonuses to be that amazing just because you would really be having those thoughts that these are things which would be giving out that kind of advantage since your bankroll is really becoming
more bigger or simply been widen up on which means that you would be thinking that it is really advantageous but on the time that you would be needing to wager or aware on whats are those typical rules,
then this is where you would be saying or telling into yourself that it is really that impossible to reach up such threshold before you could really make out some withdrawal.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: ethereumhunter on May 21, 2023, 05:17:04 AM
The funny aspect is that chasing after bonus is very easy to achieved but winning is the most difficult task to get done, and this is the aspect that most of the gamblers missed it from, they will because of the bonus hunt chase after a particular game and use the money they can't afford to loose in chasing after this, some over run this by leaving their private life vulnerable to attack and also chase after bonus, at the end, they will all have the bonus but loose their own money, it's time we wise up in gambling and avoid taking some unnecessary risk that are too expensive for us to accommodate their consequences in gambling.
And those of us who already know the risks in pursuing the bonus must really think about whether it's still worth doing or whether we don't need to try to get the bonus. After all, later, the casino will also provide other bonuses that we can get without going through difficult requirements and only then are they worth getting. Using more money just to chase bonuses may not seem feasible to small gamblers or people who gamble infrequently, but if they really want to, they can try it. The important thing is they already know the risks and can accept everything that will happen later.

I wonder whose on their right mind that will be happy to have a $100 bonus and lost $500 everytime, that's totally insane. Even if I'm new to some casino sites, I only think for once about these bonuses in the very beginning but after that we're separating apart on my mind because I know that's more like of a decoration.
It would be a funny story that we could tell that there were people who earned $100 but lost $500. It is still not worth doing because we will lose much money. This is why little gamblers like us should only play gambling for fun.

Conditions must apply to qualify for the bonus. If those conditions cannot be fulfilled properly. Then there will be no possibility of getting bonus. However, if one's personal information is shared for the purpose of getting something of this uncertain nature, then there is danger involved. Providing information in countries where gambling is not currently permitted is a risky proposition. There are many ways to make a deposit but I would never support it with a credit card. Also, if there is a new site to do this kind of work, no matter how big the bonus amount, I will not be attracted until I am sure about that site.
Don't forget about the wagering requirements because usually, to get the bonus, we have to follow the rules and if we don't know it, we can be disappointed and feel what we are doing is in vain. If there are conditions requiring us to submit documents or personal information, we should think about what is in it and maybe asking the support service would be better. Playing gambling using a credit card will only make us lose a lot of money, especially if we don't need to deposit anything and just link the credit card to our account.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: avp2306 on May 21, 2023, 05:49:25 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one
it depends, I mean if the person has the money to gamble and is only using the credit card to get that bonus, I'd say it is fine, but generally, I think it is still a dumb idea since you are using money to gamble you don't own and I am pretty sure a lot of people who have a gambling problem and can't afford to gamble any of his/her money would be tempted by this bonus.

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos?
the worst thing I can think of is digging yourself into a ton of debt for gambling money you don't own and can't afford to lose because of credit cards.
You could end up overspending by using credit card especially if you find it hard to control your expenses, unlike if you gamble with fiat, you will be mindful with your spending habit so you won’t cross over your budget limit. Although there are really bonuses that are irresistible, but know that it’s the house strategy to make you gamble and spend more. So always think first before you gamble with credit card. It may have its own advantage but I think it has more disadvantages on top of the list.

You cannot feel any guild by using your credit card so provably you will end up overspending if you use it to gamble on casino. So much better avoid to use it on any form even if there's a bonus given since this will just convince you to gamble because for sure upon using it you find a convenience while using it.

We just focus to use crypto only so that whatever figures left in our wallet this is what we can maximize until all balance drained.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: tusandii on May 21, 2023, 06:22:34 AM
Conditions must apply to qualify for the bonus. If those conditions cannot be fulfilled properly. Then there will be no possibility of getting bonus. However, if one's personal information is shared for the purpose of getting something of this uncertain nature, then there is danger involved. Providing information in countries where gambling is not currently permitted is a risky proposition. There are many ways to make a deposit but I would never support it with a credit card. Also, if there is a new site to do this kind of work, no matter how big the bonus amount, I will not be attracted until I am sure about that site.
Don't forget about the wagering requirements because usually, to get the bonus, we have to follow the rules and if we don't know it, we can be disappointed and feel what we are doing is in vain. If there are conditions requiring us to submit documents or personal information, we should think about what is in it and maybe asking the support service would be better. Playing gambling using a credit card will only make us lose a lot of money, especially if we don't need to deposit anything and just link the credit card to our account.
What is clear for sure is that we have to consider everything to provide some of our personal data especially just to get a bonus.
Apart from that, we also have to see if the casino that is used is truly trusted and can guarantee security when gamblers have to provide personal data requirements.
So far I have never thought of giving personal data carelessly because personal data is an interest that I must take good care of.
But I don't believe in gamblers who provide personal data or credit cards just for a bonus.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: xSkylarx on May 21, 2023, 07:16:45 AM
Here in our country the online casino is rampant and most of the gamblers who participated in the online casinos here had their bank accounts compromised that were used to transact money into an online casino platform and it was discovered in the investigation that there was a phishing link that Most of them used an ATM or bank account, so the more the credit card, the higher the risk.

Ive heard this also which their declaration of this is true as it is somewhat can be declared as phishing , what most of the people noticed is that most of those people who tried those casino and linked their online banking they saw that all of them lose their money. I am just glad that time that i haven't played on that casino as for sure my funds will also been taken by then , whats worse right now is that they are blaming those banking platform even if its their own fault.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: summonerrk on May 21, 2023, 07:34:59 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

Of course, the best way would be to deposit money to the service without submitting your personal information. And of course, in no case can you enter the code on the reverse side from your credit card - CVC. Because this is the last full control on the money from the gambling service.
It is better not to be tempted to receive bonuses, because it is unknown whether you will be able to win them back.
And the risk of losing your funds is very high, especially when it comes to the gambling service where you depositing your money.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Porfirii on May 21, 2023, 10:47:39 AM
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Of course, the best way would be to deposit money to the service without submitting your personal information. And of course, in no case can you enter the code on the reverse side from your credit card - CVC. Because this is the last full control on the money from the gambling service.
It is better not to be tempted to receive bonuses, because it is unknown whether you will be able to win them back.
And the risk of losing your funds is very high, especially when it comes to the gambling service where you depositing your money.

If you don't have to perform KYC you are still in danger of losing your deposit if the site isn't reliable. And due to the nature of most cryptos, they would almost certainly be unrecoverable. But in the case we are talking about, they are asking for personal info that is linked to a credit card, which could also empty user's bank account.

I guess that most of us have spending limitations in our respective cards, but in any case, this is a very bad idea, especially if they also ask you the CVC code.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Outhue on May 21, 2023, 11:54:29 AM
Credit cards always leave a foot print behind wherever you use them for spending or paying bills, it's not a safe practice at all if using them on online casino, those casinos are all centralized companies, and they can get a hold of your card details to do some things behind your back.

Casinos are risky and my involvement with them are because they allow crypto withdrawal and payments, if not I won't be on any gambling websites till date, they have only one goal, making money out of gamblers as possible so do not trust them that they can't go any lent for extra profits and more.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: slapper on May 21, 2023, 12:58:31 PM
Here in our country the online casino is rampant and most of the gamblers who participated in the online casinos here had their bank accounts compromised that were used to transact money into an online casino platform and it was discovered in the investigation that there was a phishing link that Most of them used an ATM or bank account, so the more the credit card, the higher the risk.

Ive heard this also which their declaration of this is true as it is somewhat can be declared as phishing , what most of the people noticed is that most of those people who tried those casino and linked their online banking they saw that all of them lose their money. I am just glad that time that i haven't played on that casino as for sure my funds will also been taken by then , whats worse right now is that they are blaming those banking platform even if its their own fault.
Your point is compelling, but it brings up an even broader debate: Is it the casino's fault for offering a game, or the players' fault for playing irresponsibly? In a world where online transactions have become the norm, phishing threats are a serious issue. Instead of casting blame, perhaps it's more productive to focus on prevention. What if, for example, banks incorporated AI-based fraud detection systems to spot suspicious activities? Or what if they offered mandatory educational sessions on phishing threats to their clients?

Also, personal online safety measures cannot be overemphasized. Avoiding dubious online platforms, using secure and private networks, changing passwords regularly— aren't these precautions as necessary as locking our homes before stepping out? Remember, in the virtual world, the axiom "buyer beware" becomes "user beware."


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: passwordnow on May 21, 2023, 01:04:45 PM
Credit cards always leave a foot print behind wherever you use them for spending or paying bills, it's not a safe practice at all if using them on online casino, those casinos are all centralized companies, and they can get a hold of your card details to do some things behind your back.
Exactly and that's why thinking of it as a safe practice will not really be considered as safe if you're going to use your credit cards for this actual purpose.
You'll never know who's gonna use it back when you've placed it on them. They can use it for another purpose, not the actual card but the details of it, at least this is for those unethical casinos that do operate but also have some unethical business together with their operations. Try to research about credit card fraud that people have been reporting and ask them if one of their usage is with a casino, who knows if some interviews will say a yes.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: noormcs5 on May 21, 2023, 01:31:56 PM
Credit cards always leave a foot print behind wherever you use them for spending or paying bills, it's not a safe practice at all if using them on online casino, those casinos are all centralized companies, and they can get a hold of your card details to do some things behind your back.
Exactly and that's why thinking of it as a safe practice will not really be considered as safe if you're going to use your credit cards for this actual purpose.
You'll never know who's gonna use it back when you've placed it on them. They can use it for another purpose, not the actual card but the details of it, at least this is for those unethical casinos that do operate but also have some unethical business together with their operations. Try to research about credit card fraud that people have been reporting and ask them if one of their usage is with a casino, who knows if some interviews will say a yes.

Well, when you use a credit card in an online casino, there is every chance that your credit card information is saved at the site and can be misused one way or the other. Also, with the use of a credit card, you are no longer anonymous at the casino as you can be easily traced where you spend the money.

Yes, I know that we also do KYC at the crypto casinos but that KYC is stored with the casino unless they revealed that data to the authorities.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: ethereumhunter on May 21, 2023, 02:11:15 PM
Conditions must apply to qualify for the bonus. If those conditions cannot be fulfilled properly. Then there will be no possibility of getting bonus. However, if one's personal information is shared for the purpose of getting something of this uncertain nature, then there is danger involved. Providing information in countries where gambling is not currently permitted is a risky proposition. There are many ways to make a deposit but I would never support it with a credit card. Also, if there is a new site to do this kind of work, no matter how big the bonus amount, I will not be attracted until I am sure about that site.
Don't forget about the wagering requirements because usually, to get the bonus, we have to follow the rules and if we don't know it, we can be disappointed and feel what we are doing is in vain. If there are conditions requiring us to submit documents or personal information, we should think about what is in it and maybe asking the support service would be better. Playing gambling using a credit card will only make us lose a lot of money, especially if we don't need to deposit anything and just link the credit card to our account.
What is clear for sure is that we have to consider everything to provide some of our personal data especially just to get a bonus.
Apart from that, we also have to see if the casino that is used is truly trusted and can guarantee security when gamblers have to provide personal data requirements.
So far I have never thought of giving personal data carelessly because personal data is an interest that I must take good care of.
But I don't believe in gamblers who provide personal data or credit cards just for a bonus.
And it's better for us to keep playing gambling at a trusted casino so that if we want to send personal documents, we won't have to worry because a trusted casino can maintain confidentiality. And if they want to play at a new casino or submit their documents at any casino, they also have to be careful because there are scam casinos out there. But they also have to be careful if they want to get a bonus and it's better to check the terms first and don't try it if the conditions require using a credit card or personal data.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on May 21, 2023, 04:26:34 PM
Conditions must apply to qualify for the bonus. If those conditions cannot be fulfilled properly. Then there will be no possibility of getting bonus. However, if one's personal information is shared for the purpose of getting something of this uncertain nature, then there is danger involved. Providing information in countries where gambling is not currently permitted is a risky proposition. There are many ways to make a deposit but I would never support it with a credit card. Also, if there is a new site to do this kind of work, no matter how big the bonus amount, I will not be attracted until I am sure about that site.
Don't forget about the wagering requirements because usually, to get the bonus, we have to follow the rules and if we don't know it, we can be disappointed and feel what we are doing is in vain. If there are conditions requiring us to submit documents or personal information, we should think about what is in it and maybe asking the support service would be better. Playing gambling using a credit card will only make us lose a lot of money, especially if we don't need to deposit anything and just link the credit card to our account.
What is clear for sure is that we have to consider everything to provide some of our personal data especially just to get a bonus.
Apart from that, we also have to see if the casino that is used is truly trusted and can guarantee security when gamblers have to provide personal data requirements.
So far I have never thought of giving personal data carelessly because personal data is an interest that I must take good care of.
But I don't believe in gamblers who provide personal data or credit cards just for a bonus.
And it's better for us to keep playing gambling at a trusted casino so that if we want to send personal documents, we won't have to worry because a trusted casino can maintain confidentiality. And if they want to play at a new casino or submit their documents at any casino, they also have to be careful because there are scam casinos out there. But they also have to be careful if they want to get a bonus and it's better to check the terms first and don't try it if the conditions require using a credit card or personal data.
I support you 100% with what you say, I have my very personal decision on that because in the Duelbits casino when you send your KYC in my case the verification was very fast, at one point they were criticizing that they were taking a long time to give the verification, but I consider that a time of 2-3 days to study the documents well is something that seems good to me, they cannot do everything lightly either , this has to be studied very well so that they can be approved , I recommend that the casinos that They have a very good reputation, you can Safely leave the kyc because they give you more Security and Trust.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: klidex on May 21, 2023, 06:30:54 PM

And it's better for us to keep playing gambling at a trusted casino so that if we want to send personal documents, we won't have to worry because a trusted casino can maintain confidentiality. And if they want to play at a new casino or submit their documents at any casino, they also have to be careful because there are scam casinos out there. But they also have to be careful if they want to get a bonus and it's better to check the terms first and don't try it if the conditions require using a credit card or personal data.
Your answer is very wise.
Because most of the trusted casinos here require KYC to be able to gamble, whereas we are certainly hesitant to fill out KYC on a gambling site, but if the site is trusted and has been recognized by many people about a good reputation on the site, you don't need to worry about filling out KYC.
I think KYC on a trusted site doesn't seem to have to fill in KYC level 2 if you only want to gamble, just KYC level 1 can deposit, bet and withdraw.
If a gambler wants to get a bonus, there are actually many trusted casinos here that give bonuses and we can simply choose the gambling site to get a bonus without having to try sites that we have never heard of before.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: ethereumhunter on May 22, 2023, 02:28:06 AM
I support you 100% with what you say, I have my very personal decision on that because in the Duelbits casino when you send your KYC in my case the verification was very fast, at one point they were criticizing that they were taking a long time to give the verification, but I consider that a time of 2-3 days to study the documents well is something that seems good to me, they cannot do everything lightly either , this has to be studied very well so that they can be approved , I recommend that the casinos that They have a very good reputation, you can Safely leave the kyc because they give you more Security and Trust.
That's why we must wait patiently after submitting the documents for verification. With that 2-3 days or even 7 days, maybe it is normal for a casino to verify. And if we play gambling and verify at a casino with a good reputation, we do not need to worry about anything because the casino will provide the best service for its customers.

Your answer is very wise.
Because most of the trusted casinos here require KYC to be able to gamble, whereas we are certainly hesitant to fill out KYC on a gambling site, but if the site is trusted and has been recognized by many people about a good reputation on the site, you don't need to worry about filling out KYC.
I think KYC on a trusted site doesn't seem to have to fill in KYC level 2 if you only want to gamble, just KYC level 1 can deposit, bet and withdraw.
If a gambler wants to get a bonus, there are actually many trusted casinos here that give bonuses and we can simply choose the gambling site to get a bonus without having to try sites that we have never heard of before.
Doing KYC level 1 at a reputable casino is enough because we won't have any problems, especially if it's a trusted casino. But there are still casinos that allow their members not to do KYC but casinos limit their withdrawals and deposits. And if players cross that limit, they will immediately be asked to do KYC first. And this happens a lot where players are not aware of this and immediately accuse the casino of being a scam, even though it's not.

Almost all casinos will give bonuses, but we have to look at the terms that apply to avoid problems. But most people don't read the rules and deposit money immediately, so that's the problem.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Desmong on May 22, 2023, 11:36:29 AM
It is not that advisable for us to drop our credit card information online tons gambling platform now that we are in the era of cryptocurrency where people are now using digital tokens to get what they want and trade, gambling and make business transactions online without the stress of the government or the bank coming in to know how we spend our money.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: abel1337 on May 22, 2023, 05:03:14 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Nope not for me. I wouldn't use any cards on crypto casinos or even other casino. I wouldn't risk my credit limit for the sake of doing my gambling activities. If the casino were hacked, you're doomed as hackers can get your credit information even if you stop playing at that casino. I think casino don't really wipe out their customer information as they believe that they are keeping it safe and the can use it in the future if you go back in the casino. I will just personally stick on playing using crypto or cash, I just don't care about the bonus. 


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: summonerrk on May 22, 2023, 06:03:59 PM
It is not that advisable for us to drop our credit card information online tons gambling platform now that we are in the era of cryptocurrency where people are now using digital tokens to get what they want and trade, gambling and make business transactions online without the stress of the government or the bank coming in to know how we spend our money.

True, but now we live in the era of Big Data, when there is a constant collection of information. And anonymity through cryptocurrencies may soon become a myth.
Today there was news that during the divorce, a woman sued her husband for half of his bitcoins. She hired a special detective who established a connection with his identity and his bitcoin addresses.
And given how exchanges like to collect information about us, it will soon be easy to understand who owns a certain bitcoin address. Nevertheless, entering card information on gambling services is a voluntary transfer of valuable data about yourself.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: serjent05 on May 22, 2023, 06:11:34 PM
It is not that advisable for us to drop our credit card information online tons gambling platform now that we are in the era of cryptocurrency where people are now using digital tokens to get what they want and trade, gambling and make business transactions online without the stress of the government or the bank coming in to know how we spend our money.

Indeed it is much preferable to use cryptocurrency in gambling than credit cards.  At least in case of a phishing attempt from a rouge casino, our credit card details are safe and only the cryptocurrency we use to deposit on the site is lost.

Why risk our credit cards when there is another way of depositing in a casino platform?  It may be convenient to use a credit card because we can play even without money but we still have to pay it in the future worst is that it has a monthly interest.  It will only lead us to debt and may affect our future finances. 


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: wiss19 on May 22, 2023, 06:45:19 PM
Conditions must apply to qualify for the bonus. If those conditions cannot be fulfilled properly. Then there will be no possibility of getting bonus. However, if one's personal information is shared for the purpose of getting something of this uncertain nature, then there is danger involved. Providing information in countries where gambling is not currently permitted is a risky proposition. There are many ways to make a deposit but I would never support it with a credit card. Also, if there is a new site to do this kind of work, no matter how big the bonus amount, I will not be attracted until I am sure about that site.
I think you are just like me, because for me, bonuses have never really been a thing to take seriously, most especially bonus from casinos, and this is because most of the bonus being offered by casinos are nothing but a way to lure gamblers into wagering much more than they can afford to lose.
Bonuses I am mostly interested in are bonuses without any strings attached, like the monthly reward shared among gamblers based on the amount wagered by the user in the course of that amount.
Most gamblers love bonuses, and marketing experts know that, so they use this technique to lure in new gamblers with their marketing campaigns. Most gamblers don't bother reading the terms and conditions of a bonus, all they see is the 200% bonus on the first deposit and they jump right in with their deposits only to enjoy the bonus.

Sometimes, bonuses do work out for some since they manage to get some big multipliers when playing on slot machines and then they manage to complete the wagering requirements with the money they've won.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fredomago on May 22, 2023, 10:24:36 PM
Conditions must apply to qualify for the bonus. If those conditions cannot be fulfilled properly. Then there will be no possibility of getting bonus. However, if one's personal information is shared for the purpose of getting something of this uncertain nature, then there is danger involved. Providing information in countries where gambling is not currently permitted is a risky proposition. There are many ways to make a deposit but I would never support it with a credit card. Also, if there is a new site to do this kind of work, no matter how big the bonus amount, I will not be attracted until I am sure about that site.
Don't forget about the wagering requirements because usually, to get the bonus, we have to follow the rules and if we don't know it, we can be disappointed and feel what we are doing is in vain. If there are conditions requiring us to submit documents or personal information, we should think about what is in it and maybe asking the support service would be better. Playing gambling using a credit card will only make us lose a lot of money, especially if we don't need to deposit anything and just link the credit card to our account.
What is clear for sure is that we have to consider everything to provide some of our personal data especially just to get a bonus.
Apart from that, we also have to see if the casino that is used is truly trusted and can guarantee security when gamblers have to provide personal data requirements.
So far I have never thought of giving personal data carelessly because personal data is an interest that I must take good care of.
But I don't believe in gamblers who provide personal data or credit cards just for a bonus.
And it's better for us to keep playing gambling at a trusted casino so that if we want to send personal documents, we won't have to worry because a trusted casino can maintain confidentiality. And if they want to play at a new casino or submit their documents at any casino, they also have to be careful because there are scam casinos out there. But they also have to be careful if they want to get a bonus and it's better to check the terms first and don't try it if the conditions require using a credit card or personal data.

Better to keep that factor as it can provide decent trust to submit whatever documents is being ask from you, that comfort and willingness to cooperate can only be done if you feel secure with the platforms, things can be established when you already experience how the team are handling their customers, establish casinos got a huge advantage against the new one since they know how to work with the client and how they will engage to make the client feel that they are always around to help.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Alisha-k on May 23, 2023, 06:01:57 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
It’s not wise to do such, however, they’re so very reputable casino platforms suck as “STAKE”

You can be sure nothing will get wrong with them, they’re one of the biggest casino platforms in the world, you can trust them

But I’ll advice you don’t do that with a platform that’s not well known, they may do the unthinkable


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: bitterguy28 on May 23, 2023, 07:24:06 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Not sure if this is really safe but for me ? using credit cards just to gamble is more than a matter because this will lead you spending more in activities and now? when you turns addicted then you will end nothing but loser.
try not to connect your other fund sourcing into gambling , make it different from it so you'll get what you deserve and that is to be safe.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: ethereumhunter on May 23, 2023, 11:02:11 AM
Better to keep that factor as it can provide decent trust to submit whatever documents is being ask from you, that comfort and willingness to cooperate can only be done if you feel secure with the platforms, things can be established when you already experience how the team are handling their customers, establish casinos got a huge advantage against the new one since they know how to work with the client and how they will engage to make the client feel that they are always around to help.
And as long as we have a list of trusted casinos, we can submit documents with peace of mind because we believe the casino can take care of it. When a casino can satisfactorily handle its members, it enters the next stage, where many people will join the casino. Promotion from person to person is very effective in bringing in more people to the casino to get large revenues. And I think the casinos already know this because the big casinos we know have done this long ago and survived.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Negotiation on May 23, 2023, 01:21:59 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

Banks or credit unions, enter into agreements with merchants to accept their credit cards and offer various incentives for bonuses and deposits. This is why the ban already exists for traditional bookmakers and casinos. So this new move will close a loophole through which online betting services will no longer be able to use credit cards this will reduce the risk of losing funds.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: TheGreatPython on May 23, 2023, 03:22:38 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Using credit cards for gambling doesn't seems a great practice but when you have the money and intention of gambling as well then you can use the card to access the available perk and just repay the credit card bill even before the bill generation so it won't affect anything also will help you to obtain the available extra perk. But when you do it with the intention of making money then its wrong and imagine what if you didn't win bets and you don't have money to pay back the bill on time?
It's not only about the credit that will be used to get the perks and bonuses offered by the platform, your card and bank account can get compromised and you will be charged way more than you might have expected which in turn will increase the used credits which will be a big loss for you and that is the reason why you shouldn't provide your credit card details to anyone unless the platform is trusted and reputable.

Remember, your greed will always get you in trouble, no matter what it is about. If you become greedy, you will most probably lose more than what you might gain and in most cases, there is no gain at all and only losses.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: delfastTions on May 23, 2023, 03:40:29 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

Banks or credit unions, enter into agreements with merchants to accept their credit cards and offer various incentives for bonuses and deposits. This is why the ban already exists for traditional bookmakers and casinos. So this new move will close a loophole through which online betting services will no longer be able to use credit cards this will reduce the risk of losing funds.
Obviously, such a decision to use credit cards for gambling is extremely dangerous.  It is clear that the player can play in such a way that it is not clear how he will continue to pay.  And this is a big danger for the bank itself.  After all, no one wants to then hire bailiffs and mess around so that such a player would pay off the bank.
 Therefore, such a decision is obvious and should be taken by any bank as soon as possible, which we see everywhere with such a ban on the use of credit money in gambling.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: slapper on May 23, 2023, 03:43:31 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
Nope not for me. I wouldn't use any cards on crypto casinos or even other casino. I wouldn't risk my credit limit for the sake of doing my gambling activities. If the casino were hacked, you're doomed as hackers can get your credit information even if you stop playing at that casino. I think casino don't really wipe out their customer information as they believe that they are keeping it safe and the can use it in the future if you go back in the casino. I will just personally stick on playing using crypto or cash, I just don't care about the bonus. 
Credit cards at online casinos? A battlefield teeming with threats, hacking being the biggest adversary. If the casino's fortifications fail, personal assets, the coveted credit card details included, could fall into the hands of cyber pirates.

However, respected online casinos brandish robust security like knights clad in SSL encryption armor. They're committed to the protection of your valuables. But the old wisdom rings true, "A shield in hand beats a wound on the chest." Opting for prepaid or virtual credit cards is like hiring a personal battalion – your vital financial secrets stay concealed.

And credit cards for gambling? It's a siren's song, especially with bonus rewards waiting. But this could transform into a blind plunge into the depths of uncontrolled gambling. You could easily drift in the haze of expenditure when cash doesn't exchange hands. Irrespective of how you square the accounts, practicing responsible gambling is non-negotiable. A keen gambler knows when to roll the dice and when to fold.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Weawant on May 23, 2023, 05:07:53 PM
Casinos are risky and my involvement with them are because they allow crypto withdrawal and payments, if not I won't be on any gambling websites till date, they have only one goal, making money out of gamblers as possible so do not trust them that they can't go any lent for extra profits and more.

If mistakenly a gamblers uses their credit card details on a scam casinos and they get hold of the details of the card, they can do many dishonest things with it like making use of the credit card for others purchases that the owner of the card won't be aware of.

I also only gamble with crypto casinos and have only used those advertising on the forum because I can reach out to their representative that are active here if anything was to go wrong, we have so many crypto scam casino and that's because they're not regulated.

Crypto casinos are very easy to use as they support deposit and withdrawal through cryptocurency and they support top coins that can easily be traded on exchanges to get the profits you have made into cash for spending.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: jostorres on May 23, 2023, 07:05:18 PM
when you use a credit card in an online casino, there is every chance that your credit card information is saved at the site and can be misused one way or the other. Also, with the use of a credit card, you are no longer anonymous at the casino as you can be easily traced where you spend the money.

Yes, I know that we also do KYC at the crypto casinos but that KYC is stored with the casino unless they revealed that data to the authorities.
Anonymity shouldn't be an issue if you have already done KYC with the casino since it is only the casino that would know about you but as you said, if you are giving away your credit card details along with the CVV2 number which should only be used when you are making a payment at a trusted source and someone that has your card number and that number can use your card anywhere.

So the basic thing is that you should never provide your card details at a website that you don't fully trust or that doesn't have a good reputation because they can easily misuse the card and use your credits wherever they want.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Reatim on May 24, 2023, 01:18:56 AM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

Banks or credit unions, enter into agreements with merchants to accept their credit cards and offer various incentives for bonuses and deposits. This is why the ban already exists for traditional bookmakers and casinos. So this new move will close a loophole through which online betting services will no longer be able to use credit cards this will reduce the risk of losing funds.
and I Totally agreed on that matter  in which the banning of using credit card in all forms of gambling , not just in bookmarking but In all casinos .
while this is helpful to other gamblers but the benefits goes completely yto casino owners in which will surely favor gaining more.
Imagine that gamblers will be having more funds to risk and lose while the casino owners is just waiting for their bags to fill in?
yeah lets have a call for this banning and only let gamblers that has a responsible attitude to spend what they can afford to lose in practical ways.
if you can afford to deposit money from your pocket then why not? but not to the extent that you need to have a credit from another losing streak .


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Strongkored on May 24, 2023, 03:24:26 AM
What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
I don't really understand the disadvantages that will be obtained if I gamble using a credit card because I have never done it and have never thought of doing it because I only think that credit cards are only for urgent transactions or indeed these transactions can only be made via credit card. I just imagine maybe it can make gamblers become a little out of control when they start gambling using a credit card and if the player gets a bonus, can the bonus cover interest from using a credit card, and should also consider the wager that must be met before finally being able to withdraw the bonus obtained .
But if I'm really have to play and there are no coins or money in my bank account to make a deposit then a credit card is still not an option for me, it would be better to choose to make a loan to someone because of course it is not interest-bearing so if a loss will not add to the loss or if profit will not reduce profit because of interest deductions.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: BobK71 on May 24, 2023, 06:18:03 AM
What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
I don't really understand the disadvantages that will be obtained if I gamble using a credit card because I have never done it and have never thought of doing it because I only think that credit cards are only for urgent transactions or indeed these transactions can only be made via credit card. I just imagine maybe it can make gamblers become a little out of control when they start gambling using a credit card and if the player gets a bonus, can the bonus cover interest from using a credit card, and should also consider the wager that must be met before finally being able to withdraw the bonus obtained .
Yes, credit cards are mainly used for your urgent transactions. This facility is available to the card holder at a fixed interest rate. But when a gambler loses his money he can resort to that route to increase his bankroll again. He can take that opportunity by a credit card despite the high interest rates. And when he goes to take advantage of this, he is in danger. So credit cards should not be used for gambling even for your own safety. I think it is useless to gambling with personal important information. It is not a concern the site is good or bad but privacy comes first.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on May 24, 2023, 07:10:52 AM
Credit cards always leave a foot print behind wherever you use them for spending or paying bills, it's not a safe practice at all if using them on online casino, those casinos are all centralized companies, and they can get a hold of your card details to do some things behind your back.

Casinos are risky and my involvement with them are because they allow crypto withdrawal and payments, if not I won't be on any gambling websites till date, they have only one goal, making money out of gamblers as possible so do not trust them that they can't go any lent for extra profits and more.
You can use virtual credit card and virtual phone number. In my country it is possible using bank apps, you don`t need to use some special unknown services for it. Of course the bank will give information for police and some secret services, but it can protect you from different cheaters. Of course if you don`t make silly thing specially.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Dunamisx on May 24, 2023, 07:16:58 AM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

Banks or credit unions, enter into agreements with merchants to accept their credit cards and offer various incentives for bonuses and deposits. This is why the ban already exists for traditional bookmakers and casinos. So this new move will close a loophole through which online betting services will no longer be able to use credit cards this will reduce the risk of losing funds.

Talking about banks here, they are centra institutions and a player of this loophole in privacy affairs, there's nothing you're secured with as long as you're dealing with a bank, they have a super priority right over your financial asset than you, which means they can override you our right by leaking your information, tracking you, placing ban on your account, or incuring extra charges on you without your permission on your account, isn't it more secure using the cryptocurrency digital network and technology for more privacy.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: piebeyb on May 24, 2023, 07:44:18 AM
Credit cards always leave a foot print behind wherever you use them for spending or paying bills, it's not a safe practice at all if using them on online casino, those casinos are all centralized companies, and they can get a hold of your card details to do some things behind your back.

Casinos are risky and my involvement with them are because they allow crypto withdrawal and payments, if not I won't be on any gambling websites till date, they have only one goal, making money out of gamblers as possible so do not trust them that they can't go any lent for extra profits and more.
You can use virtual credit card and virtual phone number. In my country it is possible using bank apps, you don`t need to use some special unknown services for it. Of course the bank will give information for police and some secret services, but it can protect you from different cheaters. Of course if you don`t make silly thing specially.
Yes, there are other alternatives but I think it's also inconvenient to have to re-create an account to create a virtual bank too, after all it's just another option for gamblers using a credit card, I'm sure not many gamblers use this alternative because it's clear that apart from being unsafe it's also inconvenient, a lot payments that are much easier and faster as well as safe, namely using crypto is the right way to deposit at the casino.

I believe that there is no other alternative that I think is safe and hassle-free except using crypto even though the OP asked if this is a safe way, actually it doesn't look safe even though I have to use anything virtual it still looks troublesome to me.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danherbias07 on May 24, 2023, 08:58:30 AM
Credit cards = addicted shopping spree = gambling all your way because you have the means to provide for your habit with just literally input of numbers.
Not safe because you are getting near an addiction especially if you are on a losing streak. Chasing the losses back means you will swipe that card again and bring more money until you reach that credit limit. Getting you broke or on the verge of becoming crazy about how you will pay it all back from the bank.

Don't pursue the bonus if the path is a risky one. Just deposit the amount you can by other means, i.e. cryptocurrencies or cash. What's the point of the bonus if you will just lose it instantly? It's better if you are taking care of the amount you deposit because in your mind that's all you have so you will play safer. Unlike those with high credit scores who will not even think about gambling excessively because they have the supplies.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: ethereumhunter on May 24, 2023, 11:52:09 AM
Talking about banks here, they are centra institutions and a player of this loophole in privacy affairs, there's nothing you're secured with as long as you're dealing with a bank, they have a super priority right over your financial asset than you, which means they can override you our right by leaking your information, tracking you, placing ban on your account, or incuring extra charges on you without your permission on your account, isn't it more secure using the cryptocurrency digital network and technology for more privacy.
It is safer to use crypto because it is personal and we control its use. We can also hide the transactions we make at the casino in our wallets because we don't link them directly to our credit or debit cards or our accounts.

And if these people still use their credit and debit cards, they can lose control of themselves by limiting their money, which can cause more money to be lost, especially if the cards are used for gambling.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: CarnagexD on May 24, 2023, 01:16:22 PM
Talking about banks here, they are centra institutions and a player of this loophole in privacy affairs, there's nothing you're secured with as long as you're dealing with a bank, they have a super priority right over your financial asset than you, which means they can override you our right by leaking your information, tracking you, placing ban on your account, or incuring extra charges on you without your permission on your account, isn't it more secure using the cryptocurrency digital network and technology for more privacy.
It is safer to use crypto because it is personal and we control its use. We can also hide the transactions we make at the casino in our wallets because we don't link them directly to our credit or debit cards or our accounts.

And if these people still use their credit and debit cards, they can lose control of themselves by limiting their money, which can cause more money to be lost, especially if the cards are used for gambling.

With this you are prone to lose money you haven't earned yet  then you will sleep on unsurmountable debt. So don't put yourself in a position that will get you in a worse situation. Prime your environment and the things you use. It is applicable also in your finances. Make it difficult for yourself to access you credit card and connect it with online casinos.

However crypto is a good tool to hide your identity, it is also the same to the other side of your transactions. There is no data to follow wether you get scammed get fooled. That's why many people say BTC is double edge sword. Higher risk, higher reward.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Lida93 on May 24, 2023, 03:56:47 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One of the subtle way to get addicted to gambling even without quickly knowing is in having easy and stress-free means of funding your gambling account at a go. And the use of credit card in online gambling is a clear example.

The idea of earning more money has led many gamblers to equally lose the very little they had at hand. And if anyone chooses to use his credit card for an online casino it should on those casinos that have been able to earn a good repute over the years to avoid too much long story from most of these newly opened online gambling sites.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on May 24, 2023, 07:48:06 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One of the subtle way to get addicted to gambling even without quickly knowing is in having easy and stress-free means of funding your gambling account at a go. And the use of credit card in online gambling is a clear example.

The idea of earning more money has led many gamblers to equally lose the very little they had at hand. And if anyone chooses to use his credit card for an online casino it should on those casinos that have been able to earn a good repute over the years to avoid too much long story from most of these newly opened online gambling sites.

I have also thought about that, because a credit card does not hit or does not hit at once because a credit card only has to meet the installments while the person spends wildly, the bad thing is when the first bills come and if the country is under a credit system when things arrive , they do it all at once to cause a lot of stress to the person, that is something that cannot be denied , and then over time that becomes a problem because it is cumulative and if you have a family it is a great irresponsibility.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: klidex on May 24, 2023, 08:29:05 PM
Talking about banks here, they are centra institutions and a player of this loophole in privacy affairs, there's nothing you're secured with as long as you're dealing with a bank, they have a super priority right over your financial asset than you, which means they can override you our right by leaking your information, tracking you, placing ban on your account, or incuring extra charges on you without your permission on your account, isn't it more secure using the cryptocurrency digital network and technology for more privacy.
It is safer to use crypto because it is personal and we control its use. We can also hide the transactions we make at the casino in our wallets because we don't link them directly to our credit or debit cards or our accounts.

And if these people still use their credit and debit cards, they can lose control of themselves by limiting their money, which can cause more money to be lost, especially if the cards are used for gambling.
In terms of security I think crypto doesn't guarantee any security either.
But if security in the sense of secure personal data is indeed safer crypto in terms of anonymous gambling without involving a credit card.
The risk of someone who uses a credit card to gamble is very large because he can become an aggressive addict without control which in the end spends the money that is on his credit card.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Bushdark on May 24, 2023, 08:42:09 PM
If the gambling company is well-reputable, then spending that kind of amount to reach the bonuses may be a good idea to save money in the future.
That is definitely be frowned upon considering it's gambling and there's no certainties that you can win and save money on those bonuses. Let us say you collected a staggering bonus yet you're on a loss, that for sure will be a bad practice. Moreover, banks doesn't consider gambling for credit score.

Banks or credit unions, enter into agreements with merchants to accept their credit cards and offer various incentives for bonuses and deposits. This is why the ban already exists for traditional bookmakers and casinos. So this new move will close a loophole through which online betting services will no longer be able to use credit cards this will reduce the risk of losing funds.
This is happening especially to gamblers where they keep losing funds because of where they have submitted there online credit card details and the firm had used the opportunity to steal there funds to the extend that they will not be able to retrieve there money back because the casino is never registered. Consciousness need to be observed so that we will know the kind of way we drop our information on third party websites to reduce our risks of getting scam because this is becoming a thing of the street. We need to limit the frequent use of fiat for purchasing of goods online. We can likewise use cryptocurrency to buy things online.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: milewilda on May 24, 2023, 11:33:36 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
One of the subtle way to get addicted to gambling even without quickly knowing is in having easy and stress-free means of funding your gambling account at a go. And the use of credit card in online gambling is a clear example.

The idea of earning more money has led many gamblers to equally lose the very little they had at hand. And if anyone chooses to use his credit card for an online casino it should on those casinos that have been able to earn a good repute over the years to avoid too much long story from most of these newly opened online gambling sites.

I have also thought about that, because a credit card does not hit or does not hit at once because a credit card only has to meet the installments while the person spends wildly, the bad thing is when the first bills come and if the country is under a credit system when things arrive , they do it all at once to cause a lot of stress to the person, that is something that cannot be denied , and then over time that becomes a problem because it is cumulative and if you have a family it is a great irresponsibility.

Most of cards specially on credits are really just the same when it come to terms and conditions or on how their minimum amount due or payment interest would really be just be on that way,there might be some few alterations but not really that much if we do speak about changes.  Whatever you are dealing with neither on gambling or into those casual grocery days as long you do make use of your card and it isnt really that responsible on paying up those dues. For sake on getting bonuses on using up your CC's then its not bad as long you are in control with  your gambling spending. It is really just things to be that worst or becomes that messy is on the time that you wont really be that realizing on what you are doing. No matter what you do as long you are responsible with your card handling then it should really be just that fine.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: paxmao on May 25, 2023, 12:04:26 AM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: ethereumhunter on May 25, 2023, 01:45:00 AM
With this you are prone to lose money you haven't earned yet  then you will sleep on unsurmountable debt. So don't put yourself in a position that will get you in a worse situation. Prime your environment and the things you use. It is applicable also in your finances. Make it difficult for yourself to access you credit card and connect it with online casinos.

However crypto is a good tool to hide your identity, it is also the same to the other side of your transactions. There is no data to follow wether you get scammed get fooled. That's why many people say BTC is double edge sword. Higher risk, higher reward.
That is the danger if we use a credit card where the credit card company guarantees our money but we have to return the money we used to gamble to the company at the end of the month. It is highly not recommended because we don't know how much money we can lose in gambling, especially if we cannot control ourselves by using money to gamble.

I agree that BTC is a double edged sword. So the use of BTC itself depends on us. We want to use it for things that bring us good or instead for things that bring us bad. We choose it.

In terms of security I think crypto doesn't guarantee any security either.
But if security in the sense of secure personal data is indeed safer crypto in terms of anonymous gambling without involving a credit card.
The risk of someone who uses a credit card to gamble is very large because he can become an aggressive addict without control which in the end spends the money that is on his credit card.
Maybe it doesn't guarantee security, but at least we can feel safe when using it because no one knows about the use of the crypto we have. And for data security, I think it depends on where we want to submit personal data for verification. But if you use a credit card, at least the bank will know the flow of funds in your account and the bank can ask you about their use.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: kotajikikox on May 25, 2023, 02:05:20 AM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
same reason why we not need to let our credit cards involved in gambling , because this is for me is over acting to gamble .
we have money or cash that can be used then why need to extend the usage to our credit cards?
also what you mentioned is completely correct , there are easy way for them to scam us using our credit cards.
sometimes even if we are dealing with legit and trusted sites , yet the chance of being scammed are there .


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: karmamiu on May 25, 2023, 04:12:55 AM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
same reason why we not need to let our credit cards involved in gambling , because this is for me is over acting to gamble .
we have money or cash that can be used then why need to extend the usage to our credit cards?
also what you mentioned is completely correct , there are easy way for them to scam us using our credit cards.
sometimes even if we are dealing with legit and trusted sites , yet the chance of being scammed are there .
Indeed it is true that you are risking a lot not only your personal financial information but also along with your money, and if I were on that position I would immediately decline the transaction so it wont proceed any further. Also, if it happens that I won something from that particular platform, here in our country it is somehow not tolerable if that money comes from gambling, and we all know that almost every country do question every transaction if ever that money was gained from your gamble (since most countries deemed it illegal). It is also true that you might even lose your bank account if things wouldn't go on their standards and you might even be penalized for attempting to hide the fact that it is illegal or for some countries there is no tax when it comes to gambling.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: noorman0 on May 25, 2023, 04:47:17 AM
I remember a case in my country where the police managed to arrest a slot chip retailer after identifying their bank account activity connected to a bookie's account. I always avoid payment options that are directly linked to my bank account for the reasons above.
But players from a gambling-friendly country base, this is not an important consideration especially if you are after some attractive offers. Each gambling service/site must have their own big players who also use CC as a payment method.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Unbunplease on May 25, 2023, 01:16:53 PM
I remember a case in my country where the police managed to arrest a slot chip retailer after identifying their bank account activity connected to a bookie's account. I always avoid payment options that are directly linked to my bank account for the reasons above.
But players from a gambling-friendly country base, this is not an important consideration especially if you are after some attractive offers. Each gambling service/site must have their own big players who also use CC as a payment method.

As a rule, casino profits raise suspicions not only from the tax authorities, but also from the police. It is believed that casinos can be used to launder money by participating in gray schemes (it is not difficult to arrange a "win" for the right person for a certain amount). And the law can always change dramatically, so I do not risk using a bank account for transactions.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on May 25, 2023, 01:25:22 PM
Credit cards always leave a foot print behind wherever you use them for spending or paying bills, it's not a safe practice at all if using them on online casino, those casinos are all centralized companies, and they can get a hold of your card details to do some things behind your back.

Casinos are risky and my involvement with them are because they allow crypto withdrawal and payments, if not I won't be on any gambling websites till date, they have only one goal, making money out of gamblers as possible so do not trust them that they can't go any lent for extra profits and more.
You can use virtual credit card and virtual phone number. In my country it is possible using bank apps, you don`t need to use some special unknown services for it. Of course the bank will give information for police and some secret services, but it can protect you from different cheaters. Of course if you don`t make silly thing specially.
Yes, there are other alternatives but I think it's also inconvenient to have to re-create an account to create a virtual bank too, after all it's just another option for gamblers using a credit card, I'm sure not many gamblers use this alternative because it's clear that apart from being unsafe it's also inconvenient, a lot payments that are much easier and faster as well as safe, namely using crypto is the right way to deposit at the casino.

I believe that there is no other alternative that I think is safe and hassle-free except using crypto even though the OP asked if this is a safe way, actually it doesn't look safe even though I have to use anything virtual it still looks troublesome to me.
In my bank it is easy to use. You have 2 cards in your mobile bank app and just tap on card what you need. The virtual phone number works the same - you get messages the same as usual with text "received on virtual number". And you can change these cards and phone numbers several times. I think that it is much easier than learn different defense systems


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: wiss19 on May 25, 2023, 01:43:39 PM
You can use virtual credit card and virtual phone number. In my country it is possible using bank apps, you don`t need to use some special unknown services for it. Of course the bank will give information for police and some secret services, but it can protect you from different cheaters. Of course if you don`t make silly thing specially.
Yes, there are other alternatives but I think it's also inconvenient to have to re-create an account to create a virtual bank too, after all it's just another option for gamblers using a credit card, I'm sure not many gamblers use this alternative because it's clear that apart from being unsafe it's also inconvenient, a lot payments that are much easier and faster as well as safe, namely using crypto is the right way to deposit at the casino.

I believe that there is no other alternative that I think is safe and hassle-free except using crypto even though the OP asked if this is a safe way, actually it doesn't look safe even though I have to use anything virtual it still looks troublesome to me.
One should basically just let go of a bonus that requires them to use a credit or debit card. There are tons of other casinos that offer bonuses to you even if you make a deposit using cryptocurrencies so that is obviously a better thing to choose and don't put your privacy and your security under the verge of getting compromised.

The bonus will obviously not be worth it if something goes wrong and your card details are misused and your credits are used without your consent, so it is always better that a person takes a decision that is safer for him instead of more profitable for him.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mr.suevie on May 25, 2023, 01:53:34 PM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
Why not just avoid putting your credit card on website that have not proven to be reliable and go for the trusted and reliable ones, you know they always say free things might purge you meaning you could get scammed to trying to claim those free bonuses that are involved in that particular site you want to link your card. Its better to take precaution that actually getting a result that might destroy you.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: slapper on May 25, 2023, 05:45:06 PM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
First things first, you gotta get savvy about the latest phishing gimmicks and usual scamming strategies. These scammer often create bang-on copies of well-known sites and lure unsuspecting peeps into dropping their card details. Remember, the more we know, the better we can fight 'em off. Here's a smart move: how about using payment services that spit out one-off virtual card numbers? These digits are made for a single purchase, which means any swiped data's useless for future transactions. On top of that, go for two-factor authentication (2FA) for an extra security layer. Yeah, it's an additional step to log in, but trust me, it's way better to play it safe!


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on May 25, 2023, 07:13:31 PM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
First things first, you gotta get savvy about the latest phishing gimmicks and usual scamming strategies. These scammer often create bang-on copies of well-known sites and lure unsuspecting peeps into dropping their card details. Remember, the more we know, the better we can fight 'em off. Here's a smart move: how about using payment services that spit out one-off virtual card numbers? These digits are made for a single purchase, which means any swiped data's useless for future transactions. On top of that, go for two-factor authentication (2FA) for an extra security layer. Yeah, it's an additional step to log in, but trust me, it's way better to play it safe!
Taking advantage of this anti-phishing initiative there should be a few things for newbies when they enter the forum:

1.-Rules
2.-Protection for newbies,

Where protection for newbies can be placed, all these recommendations should be in the forum, in a very general way so that they avoid being scammed, there is nothing uglier and feeling bad when one is scammed, and if there is a way to protect by The forum would be great, notices are made here, how could it be done to put it in the notices in some way? or that lead to this thread.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fredomago on May 25, 2023, 07:35:03 PM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
Why not just avoid putting your credit card on website that have not proven to be reliable and go for the trusted and reliable ones, you know they always say free things might purge you meaning you could get scammed to trying to claim those free bonuses that are involved in that particular site you want to link your card. Its better to take precaution that actually getting a result that might destroy you.

Yes indeed, better to keep yourself away from those possible hack or scam that might take place, unless you are willing to take the risk but still the logic here is if you are done doing your research and you trust the platform, without doing it staying away should be the first line of your protection, not providing private details will save your butt in any possiblity of getting scam or getting hack by someone who are just watching you without you knowing, someone who are waiting for you to make a mistake and grab that opportunities.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Quidat on May 25, 2023, 08:13:13 PM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
Why not just avoid putting your credit card on website that have not proven to be reliable and go for the trusted and reliable ones, you know they always say free things might purge you meaning you could get scammed to trying to claim those free bonuses that are involved in that particular site you want to link your card. Its better to take precaution that actually getting a result that might destroy you.

Yes indeed, better to keep yourself away from those possible hack or scam that might take place, unless you are willing to take the risk but still the logic here is if you are done doing your research and you trust the platform, without doing it staying away should be the first line of your protection, not providing private details will save your butt in any possiblity of getting scam or getting hack by someone who are just watching you without you knowing, someone who are waiting for you to make a mistake and grab that opportunities.
If you are really that sensible towards your security then getting hacked nor really putting up yourself in risks or harm would be unlikely since you do really know on what you should gonna do.
We are the ones who are really making out those kind of errors on why we are experiencing these kind of stuffs on which it wouldnt really be supposed to be like this. Be wary and be realistic
on whatever things that you are dealing with and you cant really just make yourself that go easy on things and doesnt mind off about the risks specially if you have done it too much.

In regarding on the situation on using up your credit cards on getting some bonuses, then it isnt bad but as much as possible it would really be that preferred on making yourself get involved
on things anonymously rather than on exposing your details once you do make use of these kind of methods which i dont really that recommend or suggested at all.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: TheGreatPython on May 28, 2023, 06:44:58 AM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
First things first, you gotta get savvy about the latest phishing gimmicks and usual scamming strategies. These scammer often create bang-on copies of well-known sites and lure unsuspecting peeps into dropping their card details. Remember, the more we know, the better we can fight 'em off. Here's a smart move: how about using payment services that spit out one-off virtual card numbers? These digits are made for a single purchase, which means any swiped data's useless for future transactions. On top of that, go for two-factor authentication (2FA) for an extra security layer. Yeah, it's an additional step to log in, but trust me, it's way better to play it safe!
Most of the times, phishing attackers lure in users with free bonuses or spins or stuff like that with web pages that they create exactly similar to the original ones, and when a user first sees that, they don't suspect that it is not a promotion from the officials of the platform that the webpage is claiming to be from, and that is how they fall for it.

They might not always ask for a card or something, but they usually ask for login details and a user that thinks it is from official casino will never think twice before trying to login and claim their reward but later finds out that the account has been compromised.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on May 28, 2023, 08:47:55 AM
Credit cards always leave a foot print behind wherever you use them for spending or paying bills, it's not a safe practice at all if using them on online casino, those casinos are all centralized companies, and they can get a hold of your card details to do some things behind your back.

Casinos are risky and my involvement with them are because they allow crypto withdrawal and payments, if not I won't be on any gambling websites till date, they have only one goal, making money out of gamblers as possible so do not trust them that they can't go any lent for extra profits and more.
You can use virtual credit card and virtual phone number. In my country it is possible using bank apps, you don`t need to use some special unknown services for it. Of course the bank will give information for police and some secret services, but it can protect you from different cheaters. Of course if you don`t make silly thing specially.
Yes, there are other alternatives but I think it's also inconvenient to have to re-create an account to create a virtual bank too, after all it's just another option for gamblers using a credit card, I'm sure not many gamblers use this alternative because it's clear that apart from being unsafe it's also inconvenient, a lot payments that are much easier and faster as well as safe, namely using crypto is the right way to deposit at the casino.

I believe that there is no other alternative that I think is safe and hassle-free except using crypto even though the OP asked if this is a safe way, actually it doesn't look safe even though I have to use anything virtual it still looks troublesome to me.
In my bank it is easy to use. You have 2 cards in your mobile bank app and just tap on card what you need. The virtual phone number works the same - you get messages the same as usual with text "received on virtual number". And you can change these cards and phone numbers several times. I think that it is much easier than learn different defense systems

     -    Actually using mobile bank apps is also dangerous to use. Here in our country, it is often compromised by hackers or phishing, perhaps due to the negligence of the cardholder himself.

therefore using a credit card on a casino site platform here in the crypto space is a dangerous method to enter money just for the reason that he wants to play gambling, which the player does not know can put his account in a dangerous situation this.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Weawant on May 28, 2023, 09:49:25 AM
Yes indeed, better to keep yourself away from those possible hack or scam that might take place, unless you are willing to take the risk but still the logic here is if you are done doing your research and you trust the platform, without doing it staying away should be the first line of your protection, not providing private details will save your butt in any possiblity of getting scam or getting hack by someone who are just watching you without you knowing, someone who are waiting for you to make a mistake and grab that opportunities.

Aren't the credit cards also been used on other websites that aren't casino website. Example, shopping websites, locals stores etc. There's always risk all around us, we have to be careful and trust the system that we're using and don't keep too much money in the cards.

We can open a sperate account and money inside that account could be used  just for gambling so any credit card that's linked with the account will only be affected Incase of a phishing attack on the website, hackers might takes over the website or clone the website.

Some casino might have games that you'll like to play and if their deposit option are only credit card and you can't stop yourself from gambling on the website, then you can use the solution I suggest above to keep yourself safe and still enjoy your bets


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on May 28, 2023, 05:02:04 PM
In my bank it is easy to use. You have 2 cards in your mobile bank app and just tap on card what you need. The virtual phone number works the same - you get messages the same as usual with text "received on virtual number". And you can change these cards and phone numbers several times. I think that it is much easier than learn different defense systems

     -    Actually using mobile bank apps is also dangerous to use. Here in our country, it is often compromised by hackers or phishing, perhaps due to the negligence of the cardholder himself.

therefore using a credit card on a casino site platform here in the crypto space is a dangerous method to enter money just for the reason that he wants to play gambling, which the player does not know can put his account in a dangerous situation this.
So in the end of the talk we`ll decide that using website, casino, computer is dangerous to.
I use about 3-5 mobile bank apps and don`t see problem with them for 10-15 years. If someone can`t use apps normally - it is his problem and it doesn`t mean that we must not use their opportunities.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on May 28, 2023, 05:47:23 PM
In my bank it is easy to use. You have 2 cards in your mobile bank app and just tap on card what you need. The virtual phone number works the same - you get messages the same as usual with text "received on virtual number". And you can change these cards and phone numbers several times. I think that it is much easier than learn different defense systems

     -    Actually using mobile bank apps is also dangerous to use. Here in our country, it is often compromised by hackers or phishing, perhaps due to the negligence of the cardholder himself.

therefore using a credit card on a casino site platform here in the crypto space is a dangerous method to enter money just for the reason that he wants to play gambling, which the player does not know can put his account in a dangerous situation this.
So in the end of the talk we`ll decide that using website, casino, computer is dangerous to.
I use about 3-5 mobile bank apps and don`t see problem with them for 10-15 years. If someone can`t use apps normally - it is his problem and it doesn`t mean that we must not use their opportunities.

I don't know what the issues are when it comes to credit cards in other countries, but the control must be very strong, I live in a South American country that is not mine, but I have more freedoms than in my country of origin, So when I see things that have to do with casinos, I don't associate them with my credit card because I know that here they will charge me later if they put out a law for crypto stores for those who use it, and most likely the taxes will be very high , And here I pay taxes of all kinds, of course I know that it is not like paying in Spain but here it is also strong.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Dimitri94 on May 28, 2023, 05:56:09 PM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
same reason why we not need to let our credit cards involved in gambling , because this is for me is over acting to gamble .
we have money or cash that can be used then why need to extend the usage to our credit cards?
also what you mentioned is completely correct , there are easy way for them to scam us using our credit cards.
sometimes even if we are dealing with legit and trusted sites , yet the chance of being scammed are there .
It is likely that gambling companies are looking to create an opportunity to extract more money from a gambler. When a gambler starts gambling with a credit card he can plan to spend a lot of money on gambling. Because once addiction to gambling occurs, it is difficult to recover from it. But the main point is that a gambler can be exposed to various dangers. First, his personal affairs will be at risk. Second, scammers have a greater chance of falling into the trap. I agree with you that it is not worthy to use a credit card on any site that would be reputed or not.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fredomago on May 29, 2023, 07:21:02 AM
Yes indeed, better to keep yourself away from those possible hack or scam that might take place, unless you are willing to take the risk but still the logic here is if you are done doing your research and you trust the platform, without doing it staying away should be the first line of your protection, not providing private details will save your butt in any possiblity of getting scam or getting hack by someone who are just watching you without you knowing, someone who are waiting for you to make a mistake and grab that opportunities.

Aren't the credit cards also been used on other websites that aren't casino website. Example, shopping websites, locals stores etc. There's always risk all around us, we have to be careful and trust the system that we're using and don't keep too much money in the cards.

We can open a sperate account and money inside that account could be used  just for gambling so any credit card that's linked with the account will only be affected Incase of a phishing attack on the website, hackers might takes over the website or clone the website.

Some casino might have games that you'll like to play and if their deposit option are only credit card and you can't stop yourself from gambling on the website, then you can use the solution I suggest above to keep yourself safe and still enjoy your bets

Same deal as different gamblers have different perspectives. I see your point and that's valid. We do use our credit cards not just for gambling but for other services that we encounter online. It's your decision if you trust the site or not. I personally say my opinion if you don't want to take the risk, but if you think you can trust the site, then it's your decision to take using your credit cards or debit cards.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: lienfaye on May 29, 2023, 08:22:58 AM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
same reason why we not need to let our credit cards involved in gambling , because this is for me is over acting to gamble .
we have money or cash that can be used then why need to extend the usage to our credit cards?
also what you mentioned is completely correct , there are easy way for them to scam us using our credit cards.
sometimes even if we are dealing with legit and trusted sites , yet the chance of being scammed are there .
It is likely that gambling companies are looking to create an opportunity to extract more money from a gambler. When a gambler starts gambling with a credit card he can plan to spend a lot of money on gambling. Because once addiction to gambling occurs, it is difficult to recover from it. But the main point is that a gambler can be exposed to various dangers. First, his personal affairs will be at risk. Second, scammers have a greater chance of falling into the trap. I agree with you that it is not worthy to use a credit card on any site that would be reputed or not.

Well, if you want to take advantage the perks of using your credit cards to be able to gamble, there's nothing wrong with that since it's your choice. However, I don't think it is wise to use credit cards regardless of the rewards/bonuses you can get associated with it. Because we can always opt to use our cash, more safety since you don't have to disclose any details.

Scammers and hacking are common nowadays even the platform is reputable (as you've pointed out). Thus much better to think in advance of the cons to prevent yourself experiencing an unfortunate situation.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: SamReomo on May 29, 2023, 08:38:26 AM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

If the platform is a safe one then it's okay to use your Credit card for online gambling with them otherwise it isn't recommended to use your credit card for gambling purposes. There might be some casinos that offer extra rewards to just grab your credit card information and if they turn out to be frauds and scammers then you will be at risk of loosing your money. Only add your credit card on a casino site when you're sure that they are a legit business and their customer support is also active to answer the queries.

I would recommend you to avoid adding your credit card details on new casinos and the shady ones because you'll end up loosing your credit balance and they might use your credit balance for illegal purposes if the casino isn't in the list of legit ones. The best way to gamble with those online casinos is to use crypto-currencies, because they're better for privacy as compare to credit cards.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on May 29, 2023, 11:34:17 AM
In my bank it is easy to use. You have 2 cards in your mobile bank app and just tap on card what you need. The virtual phone number works the same - you get messages the same as usual with text "received on virtual number". And you can change these cards and phone numbers several times. I think that it is much easier than learn different defense systems

     -    Actually using mobile bank apps is also dangerous to use. Here in our country, it is often compromised by hackers or phishing, perhaps due to the negligence of the cardholder himself.

therefore using a credit card on a casino site platform here in the crypto space is a dangerous method to enter money just for the reason that he wants to play gambling, which the player does not know can put his account in a dangerous situation this.
So in the end of the talk we`ll decide that using website, casino, computer is dangerous to.
I use about 3-5 mobile bank apps and don`t see problem with them for 10-15 years. If someone can`t use apps normally - it is his problem and it doesn`t mean that we must not use their opportunities.

I don't know what the issues are when it comes to credit cards in other countries, but the control must be very strong, I live in a South American country that is not mine, but I have more freedoms than in my country of origin, So when I see things that have to do with casinos, I don't associate them with my credit card because I know that here they will charge me later if they put out a law for crypto stores for those who use it, and most likely the taxes will be very high , And here I pay taxes of all kinds, of course I know that it is not like paying in Spain but here it is also strong.
In my country the casino automatically pay taxes from if you win more than $250. If you win less sums you have to pay taxes yourself but i haven`t paid yet and i don`t think that someone will check it. Also, in my country there is a rule that tax service can catch you only for 3 last years and if you got any winnings before it - it is your money and no one can make you pay any taxes of it.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: summonerrk on May 29, 2023, 11:44:35 AM
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In my country the casino automatically pay taxes from if you win more than $250. If you win less sums you have to pay taxes yourself but i haven`t paid yet and i don`t think that someone will check it. Also, in my country there is a rule that tax service can catch you only for 3 last years and if you got any winnings before it - it is your money and no one can make you pay any taxes of it.

In my country, people have to pay taxes on any sums of earnings. And I made a good living as an artist, but I didn't pay taxes, because I was sure that the tax service wouldn't find out about me. There was also earnings in cryptocurrencies in bounty campaigns, and a small earnings in poker. Of course, the tax service still hasn't found out anything. But my friend was afraid and decided to go to them himself. When he said that he had earned $ 300 on the Internet and wanted to pay tax, they looked at him there as an idiot. They were surprised at his stupidity, because the tax service is not really interested in such small fish.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: tusandii on May 29, 2023, 02:41:34 PM
In my country the casino automatically pay taxes from if you win more than $250. If you win less sums you have to pay taxes yourself but i haven`t paid yet and i don`t think that someone will check it. Also, in my country there is a rule that tax service can catch you only for 3 last years and if you got any winnings before it - it is your money and no one can make you pay any taxes of it.
Your country's government grants gambling licenses because they can benefit from the taxes each casino operates and also from the gamblers who earn slightly larger winnings.
If a tax is set for casinos that are operating then that is a form of gambling licensing in your country so it is reasonable but if gamblers are also being asked for then this is not a reasonable tax in my opinion because gambling is not a place to make a profit because there must also be a loss.
It is better to gamble at crypto casinos, maybe you will never be taxed if you win because the government is unlikely to know you won gambling at crypto casinos.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: letteredhub on May 29, 2023, 03:54:10 PM
I will rather use a crypto casino which does not undermine my privacy and still offers certain bonuses on deposits.

- Jay -
These days very a few casinos offers what you're  talking of. and this is due to the government continues regulatory policies on these casinos.  Most casinos that demands for KYC it's not that they which to do so but that's just one of many conditions as given by the authority where they operate from for them to be able to survive in the business area and. It shouldn't be surprising when you first use an online casino and you're told they don't require for KYC and then after opening an account with them and making deposit  with a later win that needs to be withdrawn you now hear them requesting for KYC as part of condition for the you the customer to be able to perform the withdrawal.
For some veteran gamblers they can relate to what am saying.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Desmong on May 29, 2023, 08:25:26 PM
We can choose the way that works for us than going for what we think. Before now, people had been using fiat to credit there gambling account without any problem and now that we can so many cryptocurrency tokens we can use to fund account, there is no need for us to keep using fiat since we easily make transaction without a third party.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Hamphser on May 29, 2023, 08:33:09 PM
You are absolutely correct. It's crucial to exercise caution when providing your credit card details to any platform or service, particularly online. There are some very basic precautions that you need to take, such as checking the SSL and security information, make sure that you trust the payment platform and do not pass the data directly to the site. Even being very careful is easy to fall for scams.
same reason why we not need to let our credit cards involved in gambling , because this is for me is over acting to gamble .
we have money or cash that can be used then why need to extend the usage to our credit cards?
also what you mentioned is completely correct , there are easy way for them to scam us using our credit cards.
sometimes even if we are dealing with legit and trusted sites , yet the chance of being scammed are there .
It is likely that gambling companies are looking to create an opportunity to extract more money from a gambler. When a gambler starts gambling with a credit card he can plan to spend a lot of money on gambling. Because once addiction to gambling occurs, it is difficult to recover from it. But the main point is that a gambler can be exposed to various dangers. First, his personal affairs will be at risk. Second, scammers have a greater chance of falling into the trap. I agree with you that it is not worthy to use a credit card on any site that would be reputed or not.

Well, if you want to take advantage the perks of using your credit cards to be able to gamble, there's nothing wrong with that since it's your choice. However, I don't think it is wise to use credit cards regardless of the rewards/bonuses you can get associated with it. Because we can always opt to use our cash, more safety since you don't have to disclose any details.

Scammers and hacking are common nowadays even the platform is reputable (as you've pointed out). Thus much better to think in advance of the cons to prevent yourself experiencing an unfortunate situation.
Its your card, its your money then its your full rights on what you should gonna do and its true that there's nothing wrong on making use of your credit cards as long you would really be that responsible
on repaying up on what you have used. Gambling on using up with credit card is really that something risky if you are a type of person on whose that wont really be that good on repaying debts.
You should really be that responsible if you are a card holder because instead on making some benefits out of these cards, you would really be finding yourself on a bad situation
if you arent really that good on handling these things.

Be sure to be responsible and pay on time on what you had spend and you wouldnt really be having any problems in related to this. We are having our own will on whats good and whats bad.
Its impossible not to distinguish those along the way on the time that you are making some dealings.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: o48o on May 29, 2023, 08:33:43 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
If crypto is an option i would see that there's no bonus big enough worth using credit card instead of cryto. And that sounds so shady luring in high credit score card holders. Is this really your irl friend and can you confirm the story? Or is he a friend made with crypto who wants to boast about their winnings? Because there are ton of those people and you shouldn't take those seriously.

Disadvantages are obvious and i am not sure why you even ask if giving a credit card to random casino is a good idea. But if it's a casino you 100% trust, then you need weigh how much you want that bonus and what are the requirements to get it.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Newlifebtc on May 29, 2023, 09:07:14 PM
We can choose the way that works for us than going for what we think. Before now, people had been using fiat to credit there gambling account without any problem and now that we can so many cryptocurrency tokens we can use to fund account, there is no need for us to keep using fiat since we easily make transaction without a third party.
you will say this because you don't know how people find it possible for using a Fiat currency to deposit also found their casino website instead of using a token or any other currency, what you will say is that anyone defined possible to fund the account they can use it provided that the platform accept Fiat currency for deposit or funding of account of their casino gambling


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Ebede on May 29, 2023, 10:35:41 PM
We can choose the way that works for us than going for what we think. Before now, people had been using fiat to credit there gambling account without any problem and now that we can so many cryptocurrency tokens we can use to fund account, there is no need for us to keep using fiat since we easily make transaction without a third party.
you will say this because you don't know how people find it possible for using a Fiat currency to deposit also found their casino website instead of using a token or any other currency, what you will say is that anyone defined possible to fund the account they can use it provided that the platform accept Fiat currency for deposit or funding of account of their casino gambling
if a particular gambling platform give you an option that you will use in credit in your account a better news that option than funding your account with a Fiat currency and the any other currency can you feel delta liking why some people always have issue in some of this platform is because they disobey the rules and the regulation of the platform so at the end they have issue they will start looking for somebody that will help them to protest


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Lanatsa on May 29, 2023, 11:45:56 PM
We can choose the way that works for us than going for what we think. Before now, people had been using fiat to credit there gambling account without any problem and now that we can so many cryptocurrency tokens we can use to fund account, there is no need for us to keep using fiat since we easily make transaction without a third party.
you will say this because you don't know how people find it possible for using a Fiat currency to deposit also found their casino website instead of using a token or any other currency, what you will say is that anyone defined possible to fund the account they can use it provided that the platform accept Fiat currency for deposit or funding of account of their casino gambling
if a particular gambling platform give you an option that you will use in credit in your account a better news that option than funding your account with a Fiat currency and the any other currency can you feel delta liking why some people always have issue in some of this platform is because they disobey the rules and the regulation of the platform so at the end they have issue they will start looking for somebody that will help them to protest
Fiat or Credit card, it wont really be just that different because you would really still able to spend up your money.It just differs with CC's is that you do spend on something that you arent still earning but of

course with that kind of privilege is that you would really be needing to pay up with interest which it would really be a common approach.Doesnt matter on what you would make use because if you arent really

that a good payor then you would really be still paying up and lose it all. The worst for credit cards is that you do pay it up all plus the interest which it would really be putting you into a
big trouble.This is why you should really be that careful and be sensible on your spendings because if you are really that irresponsible then you would really be having that
huge problem.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on May 30, 2023, 03:30:51 PM

This is mostly done to prevent money laundering from gamblers that are always addicted to gambling which is one of the things the government is fighting against to prevent the use of large funds from gamblers which might have gotten the funds from an unknown sources. This measure do require KYC which is a way to know the true identity of a player so that are betting on there platform. Using a KYC casinos need to level of observation so that we can be aware of what source we are dropping our information to prevent it from being used against us.

I don't see any sense in this, we all know very well that things here when it comes to money laundering are not done by the casinos, this is obvious, it is known that those who launder money do so through other platforms , not because of the casinos, and it is mainly because of the KYC problem, a criminal will not risk putting so much money in a casino, haty other means, what is that the governments always look for excuses to deceive everyone , and that is: "money laundering and protection" when we all know that no government is going to protect its people, that governments do everything for their benefit, that is something that many still do not understand.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: noormcs5 on May 30, 2023, 03:52:42 PM

This is mostly done to prevent money laundering from gamblers that are always addicted to gambling which is one of the things the government is fighting against to prevent the use of large funds from gamblers which might have gotten the funds from an unknown sources. This measure do require KYC which is a way to know the true identity of a player so that are betting on there platform. Using a KYC casinos need to level of observation so that we can be aware of what source we are dropping our information to prevent it from being used against us.

I don't see any sense in this, we all know very well that things here when it comes to money laundering are not done by the casinos, this is obvious, it is known that those who launder money do so through other platforms , not because of the casinos, and it is mainly because of the KYC problem, a criminal will not risk putting so much money in a casino, haty other means, what is that the governments always look for excuses to deceive everyone , and that is: "money laundering and protection" when we all know that no government is going to protect its people, that governments do everything for their benefit, that is something that many still do not understand.



The casino may not do money laundering but the gamblers may be involved in money laundering. In order to protect the casino, they impose the KYC, so if there is any suspected case of KYC found, then they can take action against that person or at least they may send this information (KYC data) to the authorities.

If the casino do not maintain this KYC data, then the government can take legal action against the casino as this may be involved in money laundering by allowing the gamblers to deposit or withdraw without the KYC.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: SirLancelot on May 30, 2023, 05:02:56 PM
If the platform is a safe one then it's okay to use your Credit card for online gambling with them otherwise it isn't recommended to use your credit card for gambling purposes. There might be some casinos that offer extra rewards to just grab your credit card information and if they turn out to be frauds and scammers then you will be at risk of loosing your money. Only add your credit card on a casino site when you're sure that they are a legit business and their customer support is also active to answer the queries.

I would recommend you to avoid adding your credit card details on new casinos and the shady ones because you'll end up loosing your credit balance and they might use your credit balance for illegal purposes if the casino isn't in the list of legit ones. The best way to gamble with those online casinos is to use crypto-currencies, because they're better for privacy as compare to credit cards.
Gamblers mostly love bonuses and they do anything to get one, and casinos use this thing for their promotional material, but if a platform that is legit and is just giving away a bonus so that more players come and play with them, it's all okay, but when a shady platform starts advertising their platform with a pretty high bonus on deposits using credit cards, that is where the problem is.

Now some gamblers will obviously avoid this because they don't know the platform and are not aware if it's trusted or not, but some gamblers will fall for it by seeing the amount of bonus being offered, that is how those scammers get their targets trapped.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on May 30, 2023, 08:17:28 PM
If the platform is a safe one then it's okay to use your Credit card for online gambling with them otherwise it isn't recommended to use your credit card for gambling purposes. There might be some casinos that offer extra rewards to just grab your credit card information and if they turn out to be frauds and scammers then you will be at risk of loosing your money. Only add your credit card on a casino site when you're sure that they are a legit business and their customer support is also active to answer the queries.

I would recommend you to avoid adding your credit card details on new casinos and the shady ones because you'll end up loosing your credit balance and they might use your credit balance for illegal purposes if the casino isn't in the list of legit ones. The best way to gamble with those online casinos is to use crypto-currencies, because they're better for privacy as compare to credit cards.
Gamblers mostly love bonuses and they do anything to get one, and casinos use this thing for their promotional material, but if a platform that is legit and is just giving away a bonus so that more players come and play with them, it's all okay, but when a shady platform starts advertising their platform with a pretty high bonus on deposits using credit cards, that is where the problem is.

Now some gamblers will obviously avoid this because they don't know the platform and are not aware if it's trusted or not, but some gamblers will fall for it by seeing the amount of bonus being offered, that is how those scammers get their targets trapped.

Players will always look for the best promotions to compete, it is obvious that they will always or almost always go for the one that gives them the most benefits, in my case I have fallen for promotions where I put my money and then what I do is lose it when in the promotion everything looked differently, this is something that has happened to me, but only when I take promotions or when I see certain contests, bonuses for me are something that I learned not to take to avoid unnecessary losses. When a newbie asks me whether to take a bonus or not, I tell him to read the terms carefully because it is not always what they Promise.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fredomago on May 30, 2023, 10:55:25 PM

This is mostly done to prevent money laundering from gamblers that are always addicted to gambling which is one of the things the government is fighting against to prevent the use of large funds from gamblers which might have gotten the funds from an unknown sources. This measure do require KYC which is a way to know the true identity of a player so that are betting on there platform. Using a KYC casinos need to level of observation so that we can be aware of what source we are dropping our information to prevent it from being used against us.

I don't see any sense in this, we all know very well that things here when it comes to money laundering are not done by the casinos, this is obvious, it is known that those who launder money do so through other platforms , not because of the casinos, and it is mainly because of the KYC problem, a criminal will not risk putting so much money in a casino, haty other means, what is that the governments always look for excuses to deceive everyone , and that is: "money laundering and protection" when we all know that no government is going to protect its people, that governments do everything for their benefit, that is something that many still do not understand.


I follow your point of view, the main reason for that procedure is not really to protect anyone but the interest of the government, money laundering is just another reason to gain access of full control, knowing how things being transact and have that claw to avoid or prevent anyone to make big transactions, when you are required to submit verification you are surrendering your private details, and after that all the subjected taxation or anything that can be governed by the law will come out after you.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Lanatsa on May 30, 2023, 11:42:40 PM

This is mostly done to prevent money laundering from gamblers that are always addicted to gambling which is one of the things the government is fighting against to prevent the use of large funds from gamblers which might have gotten the funds from an unknown sources. This measure do require KYC which is a way to know the true identity of a player so that are betting on there platform. Using a KYC casinos need to level of observation so that we can be aware of what source we are dropping our information to prevent it from being used against us.

I don't see any sense in this, we all know very well that things here when it comes to money laundering are not done by the casinos, this is obvious, it is known that those who launder money do so through other platforms , not because of the casinos, and it is mainly because of the KYC problem, a criminal will not risk putting so much money in a casino, haty other means, what is that the governments always look for excuses to deceive everyone , and that is: "money laundering and protection" when we all know that no government is going to protect its people, that governments do everything for their benefit, that is something that many still do not understand.


I follow your point of view, the main reason for that procedure is not really to protect anyone but the interest of the government, money laundering is just another reason to gain access of full control, knowing how things being transact and have that claw to avoid or prevent anyone to make big transactions, when you are required to submit verification you are surrendering your private details, and after that all the subjected taxation or anything that can be governed by the law will come out after you.
Once information had been leaked out then for sure you would really be having the chance for you to be get taxed specially if you are that someone who do make out huge deposits or something that uses up huge sums of money which it is true that government does really like to trace up everything and have that full control. Usually these KYC things are really that because of the money laundering thing on which it would really be that normal that businesses like this would really be needing to comply on whats been asked and whats been required or else you cant really make that operation.
Using up your credit card is something that you had already surrendered out your identity which is something that there's chance that you might be facing up some issues later on but
if you are on someone whose on the losing side then they dont really care at all.  :P


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: RILWAN on May 30, 2023, 11:49:59 PM
I have been a victim of card details theft before and I can remember the hustle i went through just to get the car.block.and ever since then, i have become sceptical about the use of card to.make either withdrawals or deposits online, and I have also heardothers experience the risk of uusing card n casinos.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on May 31, 2023, 11:54:12 AM
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In my country the casino automatically pay taxes from if you win more than $250. If you win less sums you have to pay taxes yourself but i haven`t paid yet and i don`t think that someone will check it. Also, in my country there is a rule that tax service can catch you only for 3 last years and if you got any winnings before it - it is your money and no one can make you pay any taxes of it.

In my country, people have to pay taxes on any sums of earnings. And I made a good living as an artist, but I didn't pay taxes, because I was sure that the tax service wouldn't find out about me. There was also earnings in cryptocurrencies in bounty campaigns, and a small earnings in poker. Of course, the tax service still hasn't found out anything. But my friend was afraid and decided to go to them himself. When he said that he had earned $ 300 on the Internet and wanted to pay tax, they looked at him there as an idiot. They were surprised at his stupidity, because the tax service is not really interested in such small fish.
Yes it is. It is possible to find a part of my profits but they are really too small to try to catch me. The tax service prefers to spend their time more efficient. And of course you can fill the form of all your profits and pay taxes yourself, but i don`t think that someone will check it.

In my country the casino automatically pay taxes from if you win more than $250. If you win less sums you have to pay taxes yourself but i haven`t paid yet and i don`t think that someone will check it. Also, in my country there is a rule that tax service can catch you only for 3 last years and if you got any winnings before it - it is your money and no one can make you pay any taxes of it.
Your country's government grants gambling licenses because they can benefit from the taxes each casino operates and also from the gamblers who earn slightly larger winnings.
If a tax is set for casinos that are operating then that is a form of gambling licensing in your country so it is reasonable but if gamblers are also being asked for then this is not a reasonable tax in my opinion because gambling is not a place to make a profit because there must also be a loss.
It is better to gamble at crypto casinos, maybe you will never be taxed if you win because the government is unlikely to know you won gambling at crypto casinos.
It is a mistake. You can spend your money as you want(for gambling too) and no one asks you about it. But if you get profit - you have to pay taxes. Even if you lost much more before. When you withdraw money from the casino - you get profit and have to pay taxes.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: maydna on May 31, 2023, 04:29:11 PM
I have been a victim of card details theft before and I can remember the hustle i went through just to get the car.block.and ever since then, i have become sceptical about the use of card to.make either withdrawals or deposits online, and I have also heardothers experience the risk of uusing card n casinos.
When we become victims of card details theft, it will be difficult to block bank accounts because banks require many requirements to be fulfilled. But I don't think you are alone because others have also been victims of theft of card details. That's why we don't need to connect credit or debit cards to online sites to guard against frequent hacks or theft of credit and debit card data. It's better for you to use crypto and only use one special wallet to play gambling so that it won't interfere with your other assets in other wallets.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: summonerrk on May 31, 2023, 05:07:55 PM
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Yes it is. It is possible to find a part of my profits but they are really too small to try to catch me. The tax service prefers to spend their time more efficient. And of course you can fill the form of all your profits and pay taxes yourself, but i don`t think that someone will check it

The fact is that if you submit an application to the tax inspectorate for yourself for any amount, the tax service will include such a person in its subsequent checks, because they will put the name on their lists. And I am sure that even if I withdraw really large sums, I will still think about whether I need to inform on myself to the tax service.
I risked this money and why should I give it to the state? So I pay taxes from my main job.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: slapper on June 01, 2023, 08:52:54 AM
I have been a victim of card details theft before and I can remember the hustle i went through just to get the car.block.and ever since then, i have become sceptical about the use of card to.make either withdrawals or deposits online, and I have also heardothers experience the risk of uusing card n casinos.
When we become victims of card details theft, it will be difficult to block bank accounts because banks require many requirements to be fulfilled. But I don't think you are alone because others have also been victims of theft of card details. That's why we don't need to connect credit or debit cards to online sites to guard against frequent hacks or theft of credit and debit card data. It's better for you to use crypto and only use one special wallet to play gambling so that it won't interfere with your other assets in other wallets.
Man, your circumstances echo: "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me." The sting of card theft can send you into a tailspin, questioning every click, every enter key press, as though a digital trickster lurks, ready to spring from the shadows. But hey, every cloud has a silver lining and this ordeal has imparted a crucial lesson about cybersecurity.

Exploring the crypto landscape is a daring step, akin to swapping your skateboard for a jetpack. It's swift, it's slick, but it also brings its own set of curveballs. Keep your betting stash separate from other wallets - sort of like keeping your T-shirts and jeans in separate drawers - it ensures things stay neat and orderly. Crypto is like a rollercoaster, so buckle up and guard your private keys like a hawk. After all, you wouldn't leave your front door keys unattended, would you?


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Doan9269 on June 01, 2023, 09:25:07 AM
I have been a victim of card details theft before and I can remember the hustle i went through just to get the car.block.and ever since then, i have become sceptical about the use of card to.make either withdrawals or deposits online, and I have also heardothers experience the risk of uusing card n casinos.
When we become victims of card details theft, it will be difficult to block bank accounts because banks require many requirements to be fulfilled. But I don't think you are alone because others have also been victims of theft of card details. That's why we don't need to connect credit or debit cards to online sites to guard against frequent hacks or theft of credit and debit card data. It's better for you to use crypto and only use one special wallet to play gambling so that it won't interfere with your other assets in other wallets.

Aside this, the scammers would have make withdrawals of a large amount of money from our account before we get to the bamk to lodge a complain and they block the card usage, it also takes a long process of KYC verification procedures, it has happened to people i knew before and those scammers make use of their card details to do many online shoppings and spend from the card funds, it's better not to give a vulnerability to this at the first place to avoid any attempts on attack of such.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: piebeyb on June 01, 2023, 09:43:48 AM
I have been a victim of card details theft before and I can remember the hustle i went through just to get the car.block.and ever since then, i have become sceptical about the use of card to.make either withdrawals or deposits online, and I have also heardothers experience the risk of uusing card n casinos.
When we become victims of card details theft, it will be difficult to block bank accounts because banks require many requirements to be fulfilled. But I don't think you are alone because others have also been victims of theft of card details. That's why we don't need to connect credit or debit cards to online sites to guard against frequent hacks or theft of credit and debit card data. It's better for you to use crypto and only use one special wallet to play gambling so that it won't interfere with your other assets in other wallets.
It was a risk because there were many cases of data theft and credit card burglary in the internet world at that time the presence of bitcoin and crypto made it easier so that people switched to using crypto or bitcoin to pay also to buy something on the internet or play gambling using bitcoin, I think using a credit card at an online casino is very unsafe because apart from maintaining privacy it also avoids cases like that. we never know the dark side of online casinos that are in it. so need to be aware of that

Gambling platforms are currently quite a lot that have sprung up and almost on average they support bitcoin or other crypto payments, that's why I highly recommend using bitcoin or crypto instead of a credit card.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: maydna on June 01, 2023, 11:41:12 AM
Man, your circumstances echo: "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me." The sting of card theft can send you into a tailspin, questioning every click, every enter key press, as though a digital trickster lurks, ready to spring from the shadows. But hey, every cloud has a silver lining and this ordeal has imparted a crucial lesson about cybersecurity.

Exploring the crypto landscape is a daring step, akin to swapping your skateboard for a jetpack. It's swift, it's slick, but it also brings its own set of curveballs. Keep your betting stash separate from other wallets - sort of like keeping your T-shirts and jeans in separate drawers - it ensures things stay neat and orderly. Crypto is like a rollercoaster, so buckle up and guard your private keys like a hawk. After all, you wouldn't leave your front door keys unattended, would you?
Well, each person definitely can't do the same thing as what you suggest. They certainly have their own handling, but not all of them follow the advice to secure their personal wallets. This is where they really have to be able to do security before they decide to use the source of their money. If they still want to use their credit or debit card, they really need to know how to secure it and be able to choose a trusted casino site.

But we will avoid using credit and debit cards for those already using crypto because we know the consequences. We will use crypto from a separate wallet and have no other balance unless it is a balance for gambling.

Aside this, the scammers would have make withdrawals of a large amount of money from our account before we get to the bamk to lodge a complain and they block the card usage, it also takes a long process of KYC verification procedures, it has happened to people i knew before and those scammers make use of their card details to do many online shoppings and spend from the card funds, it's better not to give a vulnerability to this at the first place to avoid any attempts on attack of such.
Somehow, we are always too late to anticipate the scammers' movements in withdrawing their money. And for some reason, the bank also takes too long to respond to complaints from its customers, even to the point of submitting requirements or maybe completing KYC verification procedures, even though we are clearly the legal owners of our accounts. That's why we must avoid using credit or debit cards for unnecessary things to avoid being hacked.

It was a risk because there were many cases of data theft and credit card burglary in the internet world at that time the presence of bitcoin and crypto made it easier so that people switched to using crypto or bitcoin to pay also to buy something on the internet or play gambling using bitcoin, I think using a credit card at an online casino is very unsafe because apart from maintaining privacy it also avoids cases like that. we never know the dark side of online casinos that are in it. so need to be aware of that

Gambling platforms are currently quite a lot that have sprung up and almost on average they support bitcoin or other crypto payments, that's why I highly recommend using bitcoin or crypto instead of a credit card.
By using crypto, we can secure the balance in our account because we only need to deposit the amount of money that we will use for gambling into crypto. And if we use a separate wallet will be even better because we can create a separate wallet that won't mix with other coins so that if something happens, the other coins will be safe.

I have never used a debit card to gamble because I can't imagine that I will be depositing more money to play later. That will make my account savings drain and run out on the gambling table. It's better to use crypto for gambling so we can keep money in the account safely.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Bushdark on June 01, 2023, 12:51:17 PM
I have been a victim of card details theft before and I can remember the hustle i went through just to get the car.block.and ever since then, i have become sceptical about the use of card to.make either withdrawals or deposits online, and I have also heardothers experience the risk of uusing card n casinos.
When we become victims of card details theft, it will be difficult to block bank accounts because banks require many requirements to be fulfilled. But I don't think you are alone because others have also been victims of theft of card details. That's why we don't need to connect credit or debit cards to online sites to guard against frequent hacks or theft of credit and debit card data. It's better for you to use crypto and only use one special wallet to play gambling so that it won't interfere with your other assets in other wallets.
Cryptocurrency is saving us from the problems we were having when cryptocurrency was never in existence. Now there is reduce rate of card theft and frequent use of credit cards online because of the use of cryptocurrency. This had created a gap between the bank and how we make transactions online. It is very important for us to know how we make transactions online especially with the use of our credit cards to reduce how prone we could be losing access to the card die to unsolicited access by scammers and theft.
We are now in the era of cryptocurrency so we need to be guided and make use of the diverse use of cryptocurrency to buy goods online to avoid losing money.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on June 01, 2023, 12:58:32 PM
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Yes it is. It is possible to find a part of my profits but they are really too small to try to catch me. The tax service prefers to spend their time more efficient. And of course you can fill the form of all your profits and pay taxes yourself, but i don`t think that someone will check it

The fact is that if you submit an application to the tax inspectorate for yourself for any amount, the tax service will include such a person in its subsequent checks, because they will put the name on their lists. And I am sure that even if I withdraw really large sums, I will still think about whether I need to inform on myself to the tax service.
I risked this money and why should I give it to the state? So I pay taxes from my main job.
I don`t sure that it is real, but you`re right that it is better not to inform tax service that you get some additional profit. It decreases risks that they will remember you. The same time they can fine you if find it, but i`d prefer to be fined one time than pay every time.
About risk - it is a mistake. Your main job may be associated with risk but it doesn`t means that you can don`t pay taxes.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: summonerrk on June 01, 2023, 06:51:32 PM
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Yes it is. It is possible to find a part of my profits but they are really too small to try to catch me. The tax service prefers to spend their time more efficient. And of course you can fill the form of all your profits and pay taxes yourself, but i don`t think that someone will check it

The fact is that if you submit an application to the tax inspectorate for yourself for any amount, the tax service will include such a person in its subsequent checks, because they will put the name on their lists. And I am sure that even if I withdraw really large sums, I will still think about whether I need to inform on myself to the tax service.
I risked this money and why should I give it to the state? So I pay taxes from my main job.
I don`t sure that it is real, but you`re right that it is better not to inform tax service that you get some additional profit. It decreases risks that they will remember you. The same time they can fine you if find it, but i`d prefer to be fined one time than pay every time.
About risk - it is a mistake. Your main job may be associated with risk but it doesn`t means that you can don`t pay taxes.

I am from a small town, and here the employees of the tax service are unlikely to be able to properly identify my income. I'm sure they've only heard about bitcoin on TV. Nevertheless, in the worst case, I will always be able to prove the origin of the tokens, because everything is fixed in the tables and the blockchain. But again, I will say that the employees of the tax service will not understand anything.
Perhaps more understanding should be expected from them in a big city, where they spotted several crypto millionaires.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on June 02, 2023, 11:04:29 AM
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Yes it is. It is possible to find a part of my profits but they are really too small to try to catch me. The tax service prefers to spend their time more efficient. And of course you can fill the form of all your profits and pay taxes yourself, but i don`t think that someone will check it

The fact is that if you submit an application to the tax inspectorate for yourself for any amount, the tax service will include such a person in its subsequent checks, because they will put the name on their lists. And I am sure that even if I withdraw really large sums, I will still think about whether I need to inform on myself to the tax service.
I risked this money and why should I give it to the state? So I pay taxes from my main job.
I don`t sure that it is real, but you`re right that it is better not to inform tax service that you get some additional profit. It decreases risks that they will remember you. The same time they can fine you if find it, but i`d prefer to be fined one time than pay every time.
About risk - it is a mistake. Your main job may be associated with risk but it doesn`t means that you can don`t pay taxes.

I am from a small town, and here the employees of the tax service are unlikely to be able to properly identify my income. I'm sure they've only heard about bitcoin on TV. Nevertheless, in the worst case, I will always be able to prove the origin of the tokens, because everything is fixed in the tables and the blockchain. But again, I will say that the employees of the tax service will not understand anything.
Perhaps more understanding should be expected from them in a big city, where they spotted several crypto millionaires.
On the other hand in small town it is easier to see who spend much money. In my country tax service employees count your income in fiat money. When you change your tokens to fiat - you get profit and have to pay taxes for it. And they don`t care about blockchain and new technologies.
I have several such employees in friends. They say that there are several clever men in main office and in regional offices they only get instructions what to do.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: maydna on June 02, 2023, 02:54:15 PM
I have been a victim of card details theft before and I can remember the hustle i went through just to get the car.block.and ever since then, i have become sceptical about the use of card to.make either withdrawals or deposits online, and I have also heardothers experience the risk of uusing card n casinos.
When we become victims of card details theft, it will be difficult to block bank accounts because banks require many requirements to be fulfilled. But I don't think you are alone because others have also been victims of theft of card details. That's why we don't need to connect credit or debit cards to online sites to guard against frequent hacks or theft of credit and debit card data. It's better for you to use crypto and only use one special wallet to play gambling so that it won't interfere with your other assets in other wallets.
Cryptocurrency is saving us from the problems we were having when cryptocurrency was never in existence. Now there is reduce rate of card theft and frequent use of credit cards online because of the use of cryptocurrency. This had created a gap between the bank and how we make transactions online. It is very important for us to know how we make transactions online especially with the use of our credit cards to reduce how prone we could be losing access to the card die to unsolicited access by scammers and theft.
We are now in the era of cryptocurrency so we need to be guided and make use of the diverse use of cryptocurrency to buy goods online to avoid losing money.
That's right because by using crypto to play gambling, we can already play gambling without doing KYC even though, in the end, we can be asked to do KYC by the casino. But at least we can rest easy on gambling for a while, and if one day a casino asks us to do KYC and we don't want to do it, we can look for another casino that doesn't have KYC requirements. It has given an opportunity to gamblers, especially those who were confused at the time of Covid yesterday because they couldn't play in physical casinos, so they moved to use crypto casinos. It really helps them, but if not accompanied by good self-control, they can have a chance to get addicted to gambling.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: klidex on June 02, 2023, 08:58:07 PM
I have been a victim of card details theft before and I can remember the hustle i went through just to get the car.block.and ever since then, i have become sceptical about the use of card to.make either withdrawals or deposits online, and I have also heardothers experience the risk of uusing card n casinos.
When we become victims of card details theft, it will be difficult to block bank accounts because banks require many requirements to be fulfilled. But I don't think you are alone because others have also been victims of theft of card details. That's why we don't need to connect credit or debit cards to online sites to guard against frequent hacks or theft of credit and debit card data. It's better for you to use crypto and only use one special wallet to play gambling so that it won't interfere with your other assets in other wallets.
Cryptocurrency is saving us from the problems we were having when cryptocurrency was never in existence. Now there is reduce rate of card theft and frequent use of credit cards online because of the use of cryptocurrency. This had created a gap between the bank and how we make transactions online. It is very important for us to know how we make transactions online especially with the use of our credit cards to reduce how prone we could be losing access to the card die to unsolicited access by scammers and theft.
We are now in the era of cryptocurrency so we need to be guided and make use of the diverse use of cryptocurrency to buy goods online to avoid losing money.
That's right because by using crypto to play gambling, we can already play gambling without doing KYC even though, in the end, we can be asked to do KYC by the casino. But at least we can rest easy on gambling for a while, and if one day a casino asks us to do KYC and we don't want to do it, we can look for another casino that doesn't have KYC requirements. It has given an opportunity to gamblers, especially those who were confused at the time of Covid yesterday because they couldn't play in physical casinos, so they moved to use crypto casinos. It really helps them, but if not accompanied by good self-control, they can have a chance to get addicted to gambling.
The reason someone chooses to gamble using crypto is because with this crypto we can maintain our anonymity.
The KYC requested by our casino is also not required to fill in KYC data. We can still choose web3 casinos that do not require KYC to be able to bet.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: panganib999 on June 02, 2023, 09:31:07 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
It's kind of but it's not really at the same time. If you're confident that you're not gonna use your credit card as your backup bankroll for when you lose your money on a gambling session (and I say this with a massive cup of salt) then go for it. Otherwise if you're having second thoughts about using your credit card cause you feel like you may have a tendency to go overboard sometimes with your spending habits, or you think you might abuse your credit card's leniency and convenience by withdrawing money from it every chance you get, then don't. It's better to have no debt than more money, and using your credit card to fund your leisure is fine and dandy but for something that involves high-risk no-return stuff like gambling, I wouldn't really recommend it. But you do you bro.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: DoublerHunter on June 02, 2023, 09:54:21 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
It's kind of but it's not really at the same time. If you're confident that you're not gonna use your credit card as your backup bankroll for when you lose your money on a gambling session (and I say this with a massive cup of salt) then go for it. Otherwise if you're having second thoughts about using your credit card cause you feel like you may have a tendency to go overboard sometimes with your spending habits, or you think you might abuse your credit card's leniency and convenience by withdrawing money from it every chance you get, then don't. It's better to have no debt than more money, and using your credit card to fund your leisure is fine and dandy but for something that involves high-risk no-return stuff like gambling, I wouldn't really recommend it. But you do you bro.
^Who else here doing it here, using their credit card as a backup bankroll which is I think you should change your mind now.
We should have concerns about overspending or a tendency to go overboard with our spending habits, it is wise to exercise restraint and avoid using our credit cards for gambling. It is better to prioritize being debt-free rather than having more money but carrying a burden of debt. Because when we say you have a backup fund in gambling on your credit card it means you have a plan to exceed the amount that you have set as your capital, which is not good.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Outhue on June 03, 2023, 09:00:29 AM
I have been a victim of card details theft before and I can remember the hustle i went through just to get the car.block.and ever since then, i have become sceptical about the use of card to.make either withdrawals or deposits online, and I have also heardothers experience the risk of uusing card n casinos.
When we become victims of card details theft, it will be difficult to block bank accounts because banks require many requirements to be fulfilled. But I don't think you are alone because others have also been victims of theft of card details. That's why we don't need to connect credit or debit cards to online sites to guard against frequent hacks or theft of credit and debit card data. It's better for you to use crypto and only use one special wallet to play gambling so that it won't interfere with your other assets in other wallets.
This is weird, how can it be hard to meet requirements from banks if you are a victim of card details theft? As a customer of the bank once you call for any possible theft they give you an option to block your card and if yes is your answer they will block the card and it will be useless for the criminals.

Things have gotten better this day because banks now have their own apps and you can decide to block your credit card yourself, unless you can't log into your bank app anymore which is stupid, I kinda like this customer access because it gives them the total control of their bank accounts.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Doan9269 on June 03, 2023, 09:29:10 AM
I have been a victim of card details theft before and I can remember the hustle i went through just to get the car.block.and ever since then, i have become sceptical about the use of card to.make either withdrawals or deposits online, and I have also heardothers experience the risk of uusing card n casinos.
When we become victims of card details theft, it will be difficult to block bank accounts because banks require many requirements to be fulfilled. But I don't think you are alone because others have also been victims of theft of card details. That's why we don't need to connect credit or debit cards to online sites to guard against frequent hacks or theft of credit and debit card data. It's better for you to use crypto and only use one special wallet to play gambling so that it won't interfere with your other assets in other wallets.
This is weird, how can it be hard to meet requirements from banks if you are a victim of card details theft? As a customer of the bank once you call for any possible theft they give you an option to block your card and if yes is your answer they will block the card and it will be useless for the criminals.

Things have gotten better this day because banks now have their own apps and you can decide to block your credit card yourself, unless you can't log into your bank app anymore which is stupid, I kinda like this customer access because it gives them the total control of their bank accounts.

If you're truly the owner or bearer of that card you can easily meet up with the required informations needed for them to disable the card but before all these process were completed, the hackers would have advanced their theft in taking away a reasonable amount of money from your account with the card details they have, it's better not to fall their victim than when you're already a prey to the scam, before you could block them they would have done much havoc on your account.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: jostorres on June 03, 2023, 09:39:16 AM
When we become victims of card details theft, it will be difficult to block bank accounts because banks require many requirements to be fulfilled. But I don't think you are alone because others have also been victims of theft of card details. That's why we don't need to connect credit or debit cards to online sites to guard against frequent hacks or theft of credit and debit card data. It's better for you to use crypto and only use one special wallet to play gambling so that it won't interfere with your other assets in other wallets.
Cryptocurrency is saving us from the problems we were having when cryptocurrency was never in existence. Now there is reduce rate of card theft and frequent use of credit cards online because of the use of cryptocurrency. This had created a gap between the bank and how we make transactions online. It is very important for us to know how we make transactions online especially with the use of our credit cards to reduce how prone we could be losing access to the card die to unsolicited access by scammers and theft.
We are now in the era of cryptocurrency so we need to be guided and make use of the diverse use of cryptocurrency to buy goods online to avoid losing money.
We always advise people not to connect your wallet with any website that you don't trust or your cryptocurrencies stored in that wallet can get compromised in no time, the similar situation is for credit cards as well, if you see a new casino giving out a bonus but only if you make a deposit using your credit card, you need to understand that it's a trap and you should never give your card details to such websites.

However, no matter what we preach, some people out there will still fall for it, as a lot of newbies fall for cryptocurrency scams where they are promised very high returns on their investments and they believe it's true and deposit all their cryptocurrencies for them to enjoy.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: maydna on June 03, 2023, 03:24:27 PM
The reason someone chooses to gamble using crypto is because with this crypto we can maintain our anonymity.
The KYC requested by our casino is also not required to fill in KYC data. We can still choose web3 casinos that do not require KYC to be able to bet.
We are really lucky to know crypto because we can maintain our anonymity so we can play gambling without having to fill out KYC. And even though some casinos ask users to do KYC, we can search and get other casinos that don't require KYC. And I agree with those who say you can choose a web3 casino that doesn't require KYC or any identity to bet. And we only need to connect our wallet to the casino to be able to bet.

This is weird, how can it be hard to meet requirements from banks if you are a victim of card details theft? As a customer of the bank once you call for any possible theft they give you an option to block your card and if yes is your answer they will block the card and it will be useless for the criminals.

Things have gotten better this day because banks now have their own apps and you can decide to block your credit card yourself, unless you can't log into your bank app anymore which is stupid, I kinda like this customer access because it gives them the total control of their bank accounts.
That's not strange because the bank needs to make sure that you own the account, and they need time to complete the process. Meanwhile, from that waiting time, the hacker has managed to take all the money in your account so that when the bank is done with all the verification, your money is gone. If you want to block, there are requirements from the bank to ensure you are the owner.

Indeed, the bank has its own application, but we will still be in touch with customer service to ensure that we are the owner. This is indeed a process that the bank must pass before the bank can execute the blocking.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Jawhead999 on June 03, 2023, 03:54:41 PM
The reason someone chooses to gamble using crypto is because with this crypto we can maintain our anonymity.
The KYC requested by our casino is also not required to fill in KYC data. We can still choose web3 casinos that do not require KYC to be able to bet.
Web 3.0 casino is still asking your KYC, you can check on owl.games, AFAIK this is the most popular web 3.0 casino in this forum. Well even you've gamble on a no KYC casino, it doesn't mean your privacy is 100% protected because you're still access the site using your real internet connection, this mean the site already know your IP address. Using VPN will not help 100%, there's no casino run in Tor network.

I think there's no casino is built for privacy.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: summonerrk on June 04, 2023, 03:21:44 PM
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Yes it is. It is possible to find a part of my profits but they are really too small to try to catch me. The tax service prefers to spend their time more efficient. And of course you can fill the form of all your profits and pay taxes yourself, but i don`t think that someone will check it

The fact is that if you submit an application to the tax inspectorate for yourself for any amount, the tax service will include such a person in its subsequent checks, because they will put the name on their lists. And I am sure that even if I withdraw really large sums, I will still think about whether I need to inform on myself to the tax service.
I risked this money and why should I give it to the state? So I pay taxes from my main job.
I don`t sure that it is real, but you`re right that it is better not to inform tax service that you get some additional profit. It decreases risks that they will remember you. The same time they can fine you if find it, but i`d prefer to be fined one time than pay every time.
About risk - it is a mistake. Your main job may be associated with risk but it doesn`t means that you can don`t pay taxes.

I am from a small town, and here the employees of the tax service are unlikely to be able to properly identify my income. I'm sure they've only heard about bitcoin on TV. Nevertheless, in the worst case, I will always be able to prove the origin of the tokens, because everything is fixed in the tables and the blockchain. But again, I will say that the employees of the tax service will not understand anything.
Perhaps more understanding should be expected from them in a big city, where they spotted several crypto millionaires.
On the other hand in small town it is easier to see who spend much money. In my country tax service employees count your income in fiat money. When you change your tokens to fiat - you get profit and have to pay taxes for it. And they don`t care about blockchain and new technologies.
I have several such employees in friends. They say that there are several clever men in main office and in regional offices they only get instructions what to do.


In general, I share your point of view - since two years ago there was information in the news of my city that a pensioner bought himself a two-room apartment with a single payment. After that, the tax service began to check him, and he could not prove the legality of these incomes. It turns out "it's easier to be noticed in a small pond." But I know that if you withdraw small amounts, you are unlikely to be noticed. The cost of that pensioner's apartment was about 30 thousand dollars. This is a really suspicious and large purchase. I don't understand why he didn't issue a loan and didn't stretch the payment. Thus not showing all the money.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on June 04, 2023, 06:44:44 PM
In general, I share your point of view - since two years ago there was information in the news of my city that a pensioner bought himself a two-room apartment with a single payment. After that, the tax service began to check him, and he could not prove the legality of these incomes. It turns out "it's easier to be noticed in a small pond." But I know that if you withdraw small amounts, you are unlikely to be noticed. The cost of that pensioner's apartment was about 30 thousand dollars. This is a really suspicious and large purchase. I don't understand why he didn't issue a loan and didn't stretch the payment. Thus not showing all the money.
I try to be a standard man. I take out loans, even if i can buy thing without it. I try to get cash where it is possible and use it when it possible, etc. And i try to use all my credit cards for common operations. I don`t sure that it works, probably i just too small fish for them. But they still don`t ask me any questions, so i believe that it`s work.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on June 04, 2023, 08:05:38 PM
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Yes it is. It is possible to find a part of my profits but they are really too small to try to catch me. The tax service prefers to spend their time more efficient. And of course you can fill the form of all your profits and pay taxes yourself, but i don`t think that someone will check it

The fact is that if you submit an application to the tax inspectorate for yourself for any amount, the tax service will include such a person in its subsequent checks, because they will put the name on their lists. And I am sure that even if I withdraw really large sums, I will still think about whether I need to inform on myself to the tax service.
I risked this money and why should I give it to the state? So I pay taxes from my main job.
I don`t sure that it is real, but you`re right that it is better not to inform tax service that you get some additional profit. It decreases risks that they will remember you. The same time they can fine you if find it, but i`d prefer to be fined one time than pay every time.
About risk - it is a mistake. Your main job may be associated with risk but it doesn`t means that you can don`t pay taxes.

I am from a small town, and here the employees of the tax service are unlikely to be able to properly identify my income. I'm sure they've only heard about bitcoin on TV. Nevertheless, in the worst case, I will always be able to prove the origin of the tokens, because everything is fixed in the tables and the blockchain. But again, I will say that the employees of the tax service will not understand anything.
Perhaps more understanding should be expected from them in a big city, where they spotted several crypto millionaires.
On the other hand in small town it is easier to see who spend much money. In my country tax service employees count your income in fiat money. When you change your tokens to fiat - you get profit and have to pay taxes for it. And they don`t care about blockchain and new technologies.
I have several such employees in friends. They say that there are several clever men in main office and in regional offices they only get instructions what to do.


In general, I share your point of view - since two years ago there was information in the news of my city that a pensioner bought himself a two-room apartment with a single payment. After that, the tax service began to check him, and he could not prove the legality of these incomes. It turns out "it's easier to be noticed in a small pond." But I know that if you withdraw small amounts, you are unlikely to be noticed. The cost of that pensioner's apartment was about 30 thousand dollars. This is a really suspicious and large purchase. I don't understand why he didn't issue a loan and didn't stretch the payment. Thus not showing all the money.
I don't know how the tax process is in the USA, Europe, but there are always ways to evade taxes , for example I lived in a country where no taxes were paid because the same accountants did everything possible so that they could Evade them from legal way , so if it is done that way, why not there? Of course I'm talking about a third world country , but when people find ways to avoid these things without the governments being able to do something , it's very difficult for them to do anything because everything fits Together very well.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: summonerrk on June 05, 2023, 11:04:15 AM
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I think that in every country of the world, the main secret work of accountants is to look for loopholes in the laws in order not to pay taxes, hiding expenses, or splitting business into smaller ones for simplified taxation. Also, businesses are often registered with relatives or friends, so that it would be harder for the tax to trace all the connections. For example: this attitude is one of the reasons for the economic collapse in Turkey. People are too fond of negotiating rather than following the laws. They can be understood, but at the same time taxes are a source of oalata labor of teachers, doctors and law enforcement agencies.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: jostorres on June 05, 2023, 12:09:00 PM
The reason someone chooses to gamble using crypto is because with this crypto we can maintain our anonymity.
The KYC requested by our casino is also not required to fill in KYC data. We can still choose web3 casinos that do not require KYC to be able to bet.
Web 3.0 casino is still asking your KYC, you can check on owl.games, AFAIK this is the most popular web 3.0 casino in this forum. Well even you've gamble on a no KYC casino, it doesn't mean your privacy is 100% protected because you're still access the site using your real internet connection, this mean the site already know your IP address. Using VPN will not help 100%, there's no casino run in Tor network.

I think there's no casino is built for privacy.
What is the use of a web3 or decentralized casino if it asks for KYC from users? Decentralized gambling platforms usually don't have licenses and since they don't have licenses and aren't officially registered with authorities, they don't ask for KYC because it is the authorities that make casinos ask for KYC from users so that no one is involved in money laundering or other illegal activities.

I don't find anything special about a platform that preaches decentralization and still asks for KYC from it's users, in that case, it is better to use a reputable centralized exchange like Stake that probably have more games and gambling options.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Doan9269 on June 05, 2023, 12:27:57 PM
In general, I share your point of view - since two years ago there was information in the news of my city that a pensioner bought himself a two-room apartment with a single payment. After that, the tax service began to check him, and he could not prove the legality of these incomes. It turns out "it's easier to be noticed in a small pond." But I know that if you withdraw small amounts, you are unlikely to be noticed. The cost of that pensioner's apartment was about 30 thousand dollars. This is a really suspicious and large purchase. I don't understand why he didn't issue a loan and didn't stretch the payment. Thus not showing all the money.
I try to be a standard man. I take out loans, even if i can buy thing without it. I try to get cash where it is possible and use it when it possible, etc. And i try to use all my credit cards for common operations. I don`t sure that it works, probably i just too small fish for them. But they still don`t ask me any questions, so i believe that it`s work.

It's happens that you will discover that the banks are prompt when it comes to investigating on your legitimate acquisitions performed through the use of your card than when it was hacked and you loose control over it, all issues related to KYC and AML will be thoroughly checked and scrutinize on you as well as inviting you to their station for further Intelligence interrogations, but as you've all said, we should know when to use our card to when our cash should be more preferred in other to safe the stress of being embarrassed.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on June 05, 2023, 12:40:29 PM
In general, I share your point of view - since two years ago there was information in the news of my city that a pensioner bought himself a two-room apartment with a single payment. After that, the tax service began to check him, and he could not prove the legality of these incomes. It turns out "it's easier to be noticed in a small pond." But I know that if you withdraw small amounts, you are unlikely to be noticed. The cost of that pensioner's apartment was about 30 thousand dollars. This is a really suspicious and large purchase. I don't understand why he didn't issue a loan and didn't stretch the payment. Thus not showing all the money.
I try to be a standard man. I take out loans, even if i can buy thing without it. I try to get cash where it is possible and use it when it possible, etc. And i try to use all my credit cards for common operations. I don`t sure that it works, probably i just too small fish for them. But they still don`t ask me any questions, so i believe that it`s work.

It's happens that you will discover that the banks are prompt when it comes to investigating on your legitimate acquisitions performed through the use of your card than when it was hacked and you loose control over it, all issues related to KYC and AML will be thoroughly checked and scrutinize on you as well as inviting you to their station for further Intelligence interrogations, but as you've all said, we should know when to use our card to when our cash should be more preferred in other to safe the stress of being embarrassed.
You are very correct, not every transactions that requires to be done by card, just some transactions that might be considered illegal by the bank, or that is over the limit of the bank, or what the bank considers to be a limit to your account..

I've heard an experience before when my account got frozen by the bank and was invited for questioning, simply because I tried paying a huge sum of money for a purchase I did online through my card, they invited me to question me on how I got such money, meanwhile, when I received the money Into my account, they didn't make any attempt of contacting me.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: coin-investor on June 05, 2023, 01:37:11 PM

You are very correct, not every transactions that requires to be done by card, just some transactions that might be considered illegal by the bank, or that is over the limit of the bank, or what the bank considers to be a limit to your account..



When you are a cardholder you should be educated on how and where to use it, you could be in debt if you are not responsible, I have friends who spent more than he can pay because he is always tempted to buy what he can afford to loan, a credit card is a big temptation for spenders.
So if you do not know how to control yourself better by not using a card and sticking to cash, there are transactions where you don't need cards and the most important is to monitor your spending, especially in casinos, as you will be tempted to deposit more than you can especially if you are in chasing your losses mode.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: maydna on June 05, 2023, 04:23:27 PM
You are very correct, not every transactions that requires to be done by card, just some transactions that might be considered illegal by the bank, or that is over the limit of the bank, or what the bank considers to be a limit to your account..
When you are a cardholder you should be educated on how and where to use it, you could be in debt if you are not responsible, I have friends who spent more than he can pay because he is always tempted to buy what he can afford to loan, a credit card is a big temptation for spenders.
So if you do not know how to control yourself better by not using a card and sticking to cash, there are transactions where you don't need cards and the most important is to monitor your spending, especially in casinos, as you will be tempted to deposit more than you can especially if you are in chasing your losses mode.
It's better not to use a debit or credit card for anything because it can make us always tempted to use it. It's always better to use cash to pay, and if we don't have it in our wallet, we can first take it at the nearest ATM. So we can protect credit cards and debit cards from bad things that can happen. And it would not be advisable to use credit and debit cards to connect to online sites, let alone casino sites, because we can easily be tempted to continue gambling even if we spend a lot of money.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Webetcoins on June 05, 2023, 06:36:20 PM
The reason someone chooses to gamble using crypto is because with this crypto we can maintain our anonymity.
The KYC requested by our casino is also not required to fill in KYC data. We can still choose web3 casinos that do not require KYC to be able to bet.
Web 3.0 casino is still asking your KYC, you can check on owl.games, AFAIK this is the most popular web 3.0 casino in this forum. Well even you've gamble on a no KYC casino, it doesn't mean your privacy is 100% protected because you're still access the site using your real internet connection, this mean the site already know your IP address. Using VPN will not help 100%, there's no casino run in Tor network.

I think there's no casino is built for privacy.
You are right about Web 3.0 and Owl games but I think I won't agree with you when you say that no casino is private 100 percent. For what is the purpose of being decentralized then? And so what if the site knows our IP?

I think they can't get much details on it. They won't find out your real name or the exact address of your house only by just a single IP. If you are too conscious, there is also a VPN that you can use. VPN really works mate, I've been using it for a long time already. There are websites that I know who has a support for Tor. If it's possible then why not for a casino? It's not only popular though but if we can dig deeper, we can surely find a few.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fortify on June 05, 2023, 06:48:46 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

It really feels like you've mixed up two completely different things and don't fully understand what your friend was talking about. Casinos have welcome bonuses, they have been doing that for decades now and it's nothing new. They only take money that you've agreed for them to take and have zero reason to do a credit search, because they are not giving you credit - you pay these sites up front. In fact using credit cards on gambling sites is now banned in many countries because people spend but cannot afford to pay the credit card companies back (the casino have their money secured). Then there are also credit card welcome offers because they try to attract new customers, but that is nothing to do with gambling.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Desmong on June 05, 2023, 08:53:15 PM
You are very correct, not every transactions that requires to be done by card, just some transactions that might be considered illegal by the bank, or that is over the limit of the bank, or what the bank considers to be a limit to your account..
When you are a cardholder you should be educated on how and where to use it, you could be in debt if you are not responsible, I have friends who spent more than he can pay because he is always tempted to buy what he can afford to loan, a credit card is a big temptation for spenders.
So if you do not know how to control yourself better by not using a card and sticking to cash, there are transactions where you don't need cards and the most important is to monitor your spending, especially in casinos, as you will be tempted to deposit more than you can especially if you are in chasing your losses mode.
It's better not to use a debit or credit card for anything because it can make us always tempted to use it. It's always better to use cash to pay, and if we don't have it in our wallet, we can first take it at the nearest ATM. So we can protect credit cards and debit cards from bad things that can happen. And it would not be advisable to use credit and debit cards to connect to online sites, let alone casino sites, because we can easily be tempted to continue gambling even if we spend a lot of money.
debit card could lead to plenty problem we might not able to resolve since the there are some issues that is attached to debit card uses. Those who are using card to fund there online account can be doing that is some. Level of risk attached to it and if we use our debit card on scam casinos, we might end up losing our money without getting it back.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Ebede on June 05, 2023, 11:04:59 PM
You are very correct, not every transactions that requires to be done by card, just some transactions that might be considered illegal by the bank, or that is over the limit of the bank, or what the bank considers to be a limit to your account..
When you are a cardholder you should be educated on how and where to use it, you could be in debt if you are not responsible, I have friends who spent more than he can pay because he is always tempted to buy what he can afford to loan, a credit card is a big temptation for spenders.
So if you do not know how to control yourself better by not using a card and sticking to cash, there are transactions where you don't need cards and the most important is to monitor your spending, especially in casinos, as you will be tempted to deposit more than you can especially if you are in chasing your losses mode.
It's better not to use a debit or credit card for anything because it can make us always tempted to use it. It's always better to use cash to pay, and if we don't have it in our wallet, we can first take it at the nearest ATM. So we can protect credit cards and debit cards from bad things that can happen. And it would not be advisable to use credit and debit cards to connect to online sites, let alone casino sites, because we can easily be tempted to continue gambling even if we spend a lot of money.
debit card could lead to plenty problem we might not able to resolve since the there are some issues that is attached to debit card uses. Those who are using card to fund there online account can be doing that is some. Level of risk attached to it and if we use our debit card on scam casinos, we might end up losing our money without getting it back.
I want to ask you what is the perfect thing to use for crediting an account instead of using a card to credit account many people will do things based on the way they understand it and the way they know it so if you have any means that they can use to fund the account or credit to the account you can educate them with your own opinion that is why we are here we are here to learn from each other and nothing that we don't know from each other


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on June 06, 2023, 06:11:14 AM
In general, I share your point of view - since two years ago there was information in the news of my city that a pensioner bought himself a two-room apartment with a single payment. After that, the tax service began to check him, and he could not prove the legality of these incomes. It turns out "it's easier to be noticed in a small pond." But I know that if you withdraw small amounts, you are unlikely to be noticed. The cost of that pensioner's apartment was about 30 thousand dollars. This is a really suspicious and large purchase. I don't understand why he didn't issue a loan and didn't stretch the payment. Thus not showing all the money.
I try to be a standard man. I take out loans, even if i can buy thing without it. I try to get cash where it is possible and use it when it possible, etc. And i try to use all my credit cards for common operations. I don`t sure that it works, probably i just too small fish for them. But they still don`t ask me any questions, so i believe that it`s work.

It's happens that you will discover that the banks are prompt when it comes to investigating on your legitimate acquisitions performed through the use of your card than when it was hacked and you loose control over it, all issues related to KYC and AML will be thoroughly checked and scrutinize on you as well as inviting you to their station for further Intelligence interrogations, but as you've all said, we should know when to use our card to when our cash should be more preferred in other to safe the stress of being embarrassed.
I have to use credit cards. I can`t make big purchases with the cash. And if i use credit cards only for such purchases - the banks can have some questions about my income. I think that the behavior differs in different countries and everybody must has his own strategy when he can use cash and when he has to use credit cards.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: AicecreaME on June 06, 2023, 07:51:13 AM
It's a matter of choosing between an enticing promotional offer and your personal information security. If I were in your shoes, I wouldn't trade my peace of mind over something that I can eventually earn and deposit later on. This is because the moment you enter your card details and you deposit using it, your card will now have a trace history of gambling website in which the government and your bank can monitor. Additionally, your fund security could be put into risk too. For instance, if you want to deposit and something went wrong into the system, you were debited on your end but isn't on the casino's end. This will be such a hassle and will give you a lot of headache especially if the customer service representative on both sides will just push you sideways, pointing fingers on whoever is at fault.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: swogerino on June 06, 2023, 09:15:03 AM
In general, I share your point of view - since two years ago there was information in the news of my city that a pensioner bought himself a two-room apartment with a single payment. After that, the tax service began to check him, and he could not prove the legality of these incomes. It turns out "it's easier to be noticed in a small pond." But I know that if you withdraw small amounts, you are unlikely to be noticed. The cost of that pensioner's apartment was about 30 thousand dollars. This is a really suspicious and large purchase. I don't understand why he didn't issue a loan and didn't stretch the payment. Thus not showing all the money.
I try to be a standard man. I take out loans, even if i can buy thing without it. I try to get cash where it is possible and use it when it possible, etc. And i try to use all my credit cards for common operations. I don`t sure that it works, probably i just too small fish for them. But they still don`t ask me any questions, so i believe that it`s work.

It's happens that you will discover that the banks are prompt when it comes to investigating on your legitimate acquisitions performed through the use of your card than when it was hacked and you loose control over it, all issues related to KYC and AML will be thoroughly checked and scrutinize on you as well as inviting you to their station for further Intelligence interrogations, but as you've all said, we should know when to use our card to when our cash should be more preferred in other to safe the stress of being embarrassed.
I have to use credit cards. I can`t make big purchases with the cash. And if i use credit cards only for such purchases - the banks can have some questions about my income. I think that the behavior differs in different countries and everybody must has his own strategy when he can use cash and when he has to use credit cards.

There is nothing wrong in using credit cards except that your wife will know together with your bank what are you doing and what are you spending money for.There is no risk of theft if you play in reputable casinos as the credit card industry is using security compliance at the highest level of PCI-DSS which every merchant must implement in their website,even casinos to have peace of mind.As long as you don't care using your credit cards and you also don't care what your bank thinks about it (and in fact what do they care) you can use it.

We use cryptocurrencies because of ease of use for us crypto gamblers and also because of pseudo-anonymity.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: carlisle1 on June 06, 2023, 11:40:55 AM
It's a matter of choosing between an enticing promotional offer and your personal information security. If I were in your shoes, I wouldn't trade my peace of mind over something that I can eventually earn and deposit later on. This is because the moment you enter your card details and you deposit using it, your card will now have a trace history of gambling website in which the government and your bank can monitor. Additionally, your fund security could be put into risk too. For instance, if you want to deposit and something went wrong into the system, you were debited on your end but isn't on the casino's end. This will be such a hassle and will give you a lot of headache especially if the customer service representative on both sides will just push you sideways, pointing fingers on whoever is at fault.


And it's real. There are instances that you'll feel that you are like a ping-pong where both sides will point-finger and will not
accept the mistakes that being done.

Better to keep your private security and play with your spare money if you really love to play gamble, your spare money that you can easily let go
with the sole purpose of entertaining yourself.

Keep in mind that the aftereffect of failed decisions will keep bothering you, especially if it's all about your savings.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: sunsilk on June 06, 2023, 12:48:41 PM
It's a matter of choosing between an enticing promotional offer and your personal information security. If I were in your shoes, I wouldn't trade my peace of mind over something that I can eventually earn and deposit later on. This is because the moment you enter your card details and you deposit using it, your card will now have a trace history of gambling website in which the government and your bank can monitor. Additionally, your fund security could be put into risk too. For instance, if you want to deposit and something went wrong into the system, you were debited on your end but isn't on the casino's end. This will be such a hassle and will give you a lot of headache especially if the customer service representative on both sides will just push you sideways, pointing fingers on whoever is at fault.
You'll never know that even our emails have been used and passed on other entities and companies and that's why we receive random emails and marketing from unknown email addresses and companies.

How much more with these vital information that we have such as credit card information. I'll never put it that way although I'm not a fan of credit card but I have seen people have been struggling with these issues when they're too reckless to input their details almost everywhere.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: summonerrk on June 06, 2023, 02:10:54 PM
I have to use credit cards. I can`t make big purchases with the cash. And if i use credit cards only for such purchases - the banks can have some questions about my income. I think that the behavior differs in different countries and everybody must has his own strategy when he can use cash and when he has to use credit cards.

That's right, the tax authorities can easily track any movement of funds on any person's card. But since it is difficult to replenish the deposit of crypto gambling services by fiat, you can always resort to replenishment with anonymous cryptocurrencies, or just bitcoin. The tax service will not track this action in any way, and this is one of the greatest advantages of crypto gambling platforms, as well as, for example, open source code, which gives full confidence in the honesty of the casino platform.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Unbunplease on June 06, 2023, 02:19:03 PM

That's right, the tax authorities can easily track any movement of funds on any person's card. But since it is difficult to replenish the deposit of crypto gambling services by fiat, you can always resort to replenishment with anonymous cryptocurrencies, or just bitcoin. The tax service will not track this action in any way, and this is one of the greatest advantages of crypto gambling platforms, as well as, for example, open source code, which gives full confidence in the honesty of the casino platform.

The most problematic place is the withdrawal of funds. Many people withdraw their money to a bank card, but this is big mistake. Now both expenses and income are tracked. And if you can't explain the origin of the funds, it can cause big problems.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Doan9269 on June 06, 2023, 02:56:40 PM
[I want to ask you what is the perfect thing to use for crediting an account instead of using a card to credit account many people will do things based on the way they understand it and the way they know it so if you have any means that they can use to fund the account or credit to the account you can educate them with your own opinion that is why we are here we are here to learn from each other and nothing that we don't know from each other

There are means you can engage to make payment without the use of your card or to perform any form of transaction without the use of the same card, you can make withdrawals or have cash with you then go to the banks to deposit the fund to the required destination, also things have been made more easier for us with the use of bitcoin in cryptocurrency through a p2p digital network, your privacy can be secured and you will be protected, the issue of the disagreement with the use of yiur card is not to make a mistake by giving your sensitive information about the card to a third party at the course.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: komisariatku on June 06, 2023, 03:39:22 PM
What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

I won't do it. It's not that I don't believe in casinos, I always register at trusted casinos, but I don't trust myself to be able to control credit card use. If I spend my credit card limit playing gambling, and don't withdraw any money at all, then that's a disaster.

So it's not about the bonuses they give. But about financial control. The casino gives you this bonus because if you use a credit card, you will use more money to play gambling. Especially if you have a high limit on your credit card
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Would you dare do such to earn more money?
I think it's wrong if you expect income from the casino. Casino that will get a lot of money if you play there. It's not about work, but about games, about hockey. You also know that playing in a casino will have more chances of losing than winning, you also know how many lose and so few win.

Let's think logically, gambling is just a game, don't become a gambling addict. a lot of people are broke here, and no one has made a fortune out of gambling, except for the casino owners themselves


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: virasog on June 06, 2023, 03:46:55 PM
What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?

I won't do it. It's not that I don't believe in casinos, I always register at trusted casinos, but I don't trust myself to be able to control credit card use. If I spend my credit card limit playing gambling, and don't withdraw any money at all, then that's a disaster.

So it's not about the bonuses they give. But about financial control. The casino gives you this bonus because if you use a credit card, you will use more money to play gambling. Especially if you have a high limit on your credit card


There are many red flags if you use credit cards in the casino, and hence one should be cautious. By the way, why do we need to use credit cards, when we can easily and more securely use the bitcoin and crypto to deposit at the casino?

When we deposit at the casino using a credit card, all our data is shared with the gambling site. Not only the site can save your credit card details, but also they can recognize you as who you are, with all your details. Giving details in KYC is different as there you do not give your card details but here the casino can even misuse your credit card information and you may have to come across and face a financial loss.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: GigaBit on June 06, 2023, 05:48:41 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
A gambler is more attracted to crypto casinos because in this platform he can deposit without using fiat money. Because fiat money can have various restrictions and when someone uses a credit card to pay at a gambling or casino, he no longer has the benefit of using crypto because all his information through the credit card transfer to the gambling or casino platform. So to keep yourself safe form gambling never use a credit card.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on June 06, 2023, 05:58:58 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
A gambler is more attracted to crypto casinos because in this platform he can deposit without using fiat money. Because fiat money can have various restrictions and when someone uses a credit card to pay at a gambling or casino, he no longer has the benefit of using crypto because all his information through the credit card transfer to the gambling or casino platform. So to keep yourself safe form gambling never use a credit card.
Well, I think it very much depends on where the persons lives, like here in my country, there are very many local online casinos, and somewhere, this local casinos do have their services integrated into several banking apps, this means that users can directly from their banking application send money to their account on the casino easily, for such casinos, there is no need withholding usage of your card on their platform because, whether you use your card or not, they already have some vital information about you..

But coming up to international level, there isnt even any need me discussing this one because here in my country, cards do not work for international payments anymore, so is either you deposit crypto and play, or you don't play at all.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on June 06, 2023, 10:12:14 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
A gambler is more attracted to crypto casinos because in this platform he can deposit without using fiat money. Because fiat money can have various restrictions and when someone uses a credit card to pay at a gambling or casino, he no longer has the benefit of using crypto because all his information through the credit card transfer to the gambling or casino platform. So to keep yourself safe form gambling never use a credit card.
Well, I think it very much depends on where the persons lives, like here in my country, there are very many local online casinos, and somewhere, this local casinos do have their services integrated into several banking apps, this means that users can directly from their banking application send money to their account on the casino easily, for such casinos, there is no need withholding usage of your card on their platform because, whether you use your card or not, they already have some vital information about you..

But coming up to international level, there isnt even any need me discussing this one because here in my country, cards do not work for international payments anymore, so is either you deposit crypto and play, or you don't play at all.

I understand that Feeling , it's like that in my country too , I don't live there because I'm in another country, but when it comes to making direct payments from banks to casinos, to exchanges, it's not so good and it's not allowed, aside from the fact that they Eliminated the credit cards to have even more isolation, I say that a Country that does admit cryptocurrencies to play is accepting things that everything is on the way to technology and that money moves in various directions and Directions , this for My goal is to do what I want with my money , obviously in the casino we have freedom, but the freedom should be total using banks, so they charge high Fees later.



Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: dunfida on June 06, 2023, 10:47:17 PM
Is it safe or dumb to use your Credit card for online gambling because of free bonus rewards on signup and initial 3 months purchase? Will you take such risks with your card for such rewards? A friend informed me that some casinos gives better reward if you have a credit card with high credit score at around 800, he mentioned how he make 200$ from Freedom Flex after using over 600$. He also mentioned other like capital one

What are the disadvantages of using a credit card on online casinos? Any? Would you dare do such to earn more money?
A gambler is more attracted to crypto casinos because in this platform he can deposit without using fiat money. Because fiat money can have various restrictions and when someone uses a credit card to pay at a gambling or casino, he no longer has the benefit of using crypto because all his information through the credit card transfer to the gambling or casino platform. So to keep yourself safe form gambling never use a credit card.
Well, I think it very much depends on where the persons lives, like here in my country, there are very many local online casinos, and somewhere, this local casinos do have their services integrated into several banking apps, this means that users can directly from their banking application send money to their account on the casino easily, for such casinos, there is no need withholding usage of your card on their platform because, whether you use your card or not, they already have some vital information about you..

But coming up to international level, there isnt even any need me discussing this one because here in my country, cards do not work for international payments anymore, so is either you deposit crypto and play, or you don't play at all.

I understand that Feeling , it's like that in my country too , I don't live there because I'm in another country, but when it comes to making direct payments from banks to casinos, to exchanges, it's not so good and it's not allowed, aside from the fact that they Eliminated the credit cards to have even more isolation, I say that a Country that does admit cryptocurrencies to play is accepting things that everything is on the way to technology and that money moves in various directions and Directions , this for My goal is to do what I want with my money , obviously in the casino we have freedom, but the freedom should be total using banks, so they charge high Fees later.


Credit cards are beneficial if you do really just know on how to make use of it, because if you dont then for sure you would definitely having a huge potential problem later on. Making use for some benefit specially on gambling then it wont be bad as long you've been aware on where its been used and on what are the things that you would really be able to gain or lost.  Safe practice? Doesnt matter because you would
really be able to make yourself make out some decisions which neither be good or bad according into your own perception and will.

We are on the right age and on the right minds on telling and differentiating which one is better option and on what are the things that should really be stopped or avoid.
Doesnt matter if you do use make of your CC's just for that kind of benefit or advantage but you should be wary on the risks on what gambling do impose of.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: komisariatku on June 06, 2023, 11:08:28 PM

There are many red flags if you use credit cards in the casino, and hence one should be cautious. By the way, why do we need to use credit cards, when we can easily and more securely use the bitcoin and crypto to deposit at the casino?


Yeah man, i think so. Deposits using crypto are indeed much safer. Also, for countries where gambling is illegal, depositing with crypto is a solution. They will not be easy to track down.

Surfing the internet does have to maintain security, there are many crimes on the internet. Kyc is one of the dangerous ones, but avoiding kyc is a tough one. All financial related platforms require kyc, including gambling sites. There are gambling sites that don't require kyc, but that's not a lot. Countries have many reasons to get taxes. They are already doing that in crypto and gambling. Kyc is how they get their taxes

I've never had a problem with kyc, so far the kyc I entered is still safe, I can't say much about this. but I don't dare to use a credit card on gambling sites, that's more dangerous, and will make me spend more money


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: maydna on June 07, 2023, 10:34:30 AM
debit card could lead to plenty problem we might not able to resolve since the there are some issues that is attached to debit card uses. Those who are using card to fund there online account can be doing that is some. Level of risk attached to it and if we use our debit card on scam casinos, we might end up losing our money without getting it back.
It would be more dangerous if they continued to use credit and debit cards because, after all, we can forget to control the use of the cards. We freely deposit large amounts of money for gambling; if we can't control ourselves, it becomes even more dangerous. So it is not recommended to connect debit cards and credit cards for gambling, even for online shopping, because now many hacks are happening on many sites.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: tusandii on June 07, 2023, 11:38:02 AM
debit card could lead to plenty problem we might not able to resolve since the there are some issues that is attached to debit card uses. Those who are using card to fund there online account can be doing that is some. Level of risk attached to it and if we use our debit card on scam casinos, we might end up losing our money without getting it back.
It would be more dangerous if they continued to use credit and debit cards because, after all, we can forget to control the use of the cards. We freely deposit large amounts of money for gambling; if we can't control ourselves, it becomes even more dangerous. So it is not recommended to connect debit cards and credit cards for gambling, even for online shopping, because now many hacks are happening on many sites.
It's unlikely anyone would ever connect a debit or credit card to a crypto-based casino, but for fiat casinos it can happen.
If you really want to connect a debit or credit card it's better to use a new one because I'm sure everyone must have more than one card so as to minimize financial expenses for excessive gambling and also to protect against other things such as hacking.
But we are in the crypto gambling industry so there is no need to use a debit or credit card.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Doan9269 on June 07, 2023, 12:02:53 PM
debit card could lead to plenty problem we might not able to resolve since the there are some issues that is attached to debit card uses. Those who are using card to fund there online account can be doing that is some. Level of risk attached to it and if we use our debit card on scam casinos, we might end up losing our money without getting it back.
It would be more dangerous if they continued to use credit and debit cards because, after all, we can forget to control the use of the cards. We freely deposit large amounts of money for gambling; if we can't control ourselves, it becomes even more dangerous. So it is not recommended to connect debit cards and credit cards for gambling, even for online shopping, because now many hacks are happening on many sites.

You're right, we are humans and prone to making series of mistakes knowingly or unknowingly, the best practice against such is abstainance, since we cannot take confidence in whatever we do to always fall under a safety control measures, a personal debit card has the details of our personal life on them and they can use that alone on devices to track our permanent address where we lived in and they perform a physical fraud operations if the digital one is giving though time.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: piebeyb on June 07, 2023, 12:26:36 PM
debit card could lead to plenty problem we might not able to resolve since the there are some issues that is attached to debit card uses. Those who are using card to fund there online account can be doing that is some. Level of risk attached to it and if we use our debit card on scam casinos, we might end up losing our money without getting it back.
It would be more dangerous if they continued to use credit and debit cards because, after all, we can forget to control the use of the cards. We freely deposit large amounts of money for gambling; if we can't control ourselves, it becomes even more dangerous. So it is not recommended to connect debit cards and credit cards for gambling, even for online shopping, because now many hacks are happening on many sites.
For credit card users it is very dangerous if you can't control yourself in playing gambling, let alone being able to continue making deposits until your credit card bill reaches swelling, I think besides being unsafe it is also dangerous for people who can't control themselves in playing gambling especially people like that tend to be curious if you haven't won yet.

If OP is playing casino just to make money why shouldn't OP spend anything with a credit card instead of spending it on gambling but in the end it will make the bill swell, even though there are limits, but I think everyone agrees not suggesting credit cards let alone debit to avoid something unwanted.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: noormcs5 on June 07, 2023, 01:44:12 PM
debit card could lead to plenty problem we might not able to resolve since the there are some issues that is attached to debit card uses. Those who are using card to fund there online account can be doing that is some. Level of risk attached to it and if we use our debit card on scam casinos, we might end up losing our money without getting it back.
It would be more dangerous if they continued to use credit and debit cards because, after all, we can forget to control the use of the cards. We freely deposit large amounts of money for gambling; if we can't control ourselves, it becomes even more dangerous. So it is not recommended to connect debit cards and credit cards for gambling, even for online shopping, because now many hacks are happening on many sites.
It's unlikely anyone would ever connect a debit or credit card to a crypto-based casino, but for fiat casinos it can happen.
If you really want to connect a debit or credit card it's better to use a new one because I'm sure everyone must have more than one card so as to minimize financial expenses for excessive gambling and also to protect against other things such as hacking.
But we are in the crypto gambling industry so there is no need to use a debit or credit card.

Does even the crypto casino offers the deposit method using fiat money ? As far as I know most of the crypto casinos only allows you to deposit in cryptocurrencies. There may be  few casino which offers deposit method in both crypto and fiat credit cards.

I think deposit using crypto is more convenient as compare to the credit card deposit. You can't trust every casino in sending your credit card information to them.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: summonerrk on June 07, 2023, 02:08:57 PM

That's right, the tax authorities can easily track any movement of funds on any person's card. But since it is difficult to replenish the deposit of crypto gambling services by fiat, you can always resort to replenishment with anonymous cryptocurrencies, or just bitcoin. The tax service will not track this action in any way, and this is one of the greatest advantages of crypto gambling platforms, as well as, for example, open source code, which gives full confidence in the honesty of the casino platform.

The most problematic place is the withdrawal of funds. Many people withdraw their money to a bank card, but this is big mistake. Now both expenses and income are tracked. And if you can't explain the origin of the funds, it can cause big problems.

That is why my friends who are fond of cryptocurrencies kept information even on bounty campaigns in which they were able to earn something. There is also a PoS and staking information, and this is not a joke. And the provision of such information at the request of tax services is quite valid (cryptocurrencies are allowed in our country). Therefore, if the tax officer does not understand the income information provided to him, then this is his problem.
After all, if a country recognizes cryptocurrencies, then its entire tax sector should be able to understand cryptocurrency income.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: mak013 on June 07, 2023, 07:07:55 PM
I have to use credit cards. I can`t make big purchases with the cash. And if i use credit cards only for such purchases - the banks can have some questions about my income. I think that the behavior differs in different countries and everybody must has his own strategy when he can use cash and when he has to use credit cards.

There is nothing wrong in using credit cards except that your wife will know together with your bank what are you doing and what are you spending money for.There is no risk of theft if you play in reputable casinos as the credit card industry is using security compliance at the highest level of PCI-DSS which every merchant must implement in their website,even casinos to have peace of mind.As long as you don't care using your credit cards and you also don't care what your bank thinks about it (and in fact what do they care) you can use it.

We use cryptocurrencies because of ease of use for us crypto gamblers and also because of pseudo-anonymity.
I seems that you missed a part of dialog. We were talking about a part of taxes, we don`t pay and how fast the tax service will ask some questions. The problem is that in my country is difficult enough to explain to tax service employers what is cryptocurrencies and why i can lose money and how to calculate my loses and profits.


I have to use credit cards. I can`t make big purchases with the cash. And if i use credit cards only for such purchases - the banks can have some questions about my income. I think that the behavior differs in different countries and everybody must has his own strategy when he can use cash and when he has to use credit cards.

That's right, the tax authorities can easily track any movement of funds on any person's card. But since it is difficult to replenish the deposit of crypto gambling services by fiat, you can always resort to replenishment with anonymous cryptocurrencies, or just bitcoin. The tax service will not track this action in any way, and this is one of the greatest advantages of crypto gambling platforms, as well as, for example, open source code, which gives full confidence in the honesty of the casino platform.
The tax service don`t need to catch you when you use cryptocurrencies. They can catch you, when you convert you cryptocurrencies to fiat money. So they can`t stop the gambling, but can intercept you profit in fiat money.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: RILWAN on June 07, 2023, 08:09:46 PM
To me using your cards online is stupid and only dump ass do that mostly when you use those card on unreoutabke sites and platforms that have high disadvantages on the player, we have had issues like this where players complain of exploiting their card details so it is not safe to use your credit card online.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fatunad on June 07, 2023, 10:13:48 PM
debit card could lead to plenty problem we might not able to resolve since the there are some issues that is attached to debit card uses. Those who are using card to fund there online account can be doing that is some. Level of risk attached to it and if we use our debit card on scam casinos, we might end up losing our money without getting it back.
It would be more dangerous if they continued to use credit and debit cards because, after all, we can forget to control the use of the cards. We freely deposit large amounts of money for gambling; if we can't control ourselves, it becomes even more dangerous. So it is not recommended to connect debit cards and credit cards for gambling, even for online shopping, because now many hacks are happening on many sites.
It's unlikely anyone would ever connect a debit or credit card to a crypto-based casino, but for fiat casinos it can happen.
If you really want to connect a debit or credit card it's better to use a new one because I'm sure everyone must have more than one card so as to minimize financial expenses for excessive gambling and also to protect against other things such as hacking.
But we are in the crypto gambling industry so there is no need to use a debit or credit card.

Does even the crypto casino offers the deposit method using fiat money ? As far as I know most of the crypto casinos only allows you to deposit in cryptocurrencies. There may be  few casino which offers deposit method in both crypto and fiat credit cards.

I think deposit using crypto is more convenient as compare to the credit card deposit. You can't trust every casino in sending your credit card information to them.

There are ones which are hybrid on which they could accept out cryptocurrency deposits and at the same time they do accept out Fiat deposits too but usually these are those usual traditional casinos online which are fiat based but lately had accepted and adopted crypto payments on which they would really be might having this kind of offering when it comes to bonuses.In speaking about using up your CC for the sake of bonus then it wouldnt really be bad because you could really be having that additional but we should bare up in your mind that whether you do make use of crypto or CC or fiat which those bonuses would really be still in line or having that terms and conditions on which you would be needing to comply before you could be able to make some withdrawal on which this isnt something new.
Use up your credit cards on your own ways or decisions on which it would really be that normal that you would really be exposing your identity on the time that you would be making use of
these things which it is really that a common situation.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: maydna on June 08, 2023, 08:21:07 AM
It's unlikely anyone would ever connect a debit or credit card to a crypto-based casino, but for fiat casinos it can happen.
If you really want to connect a debit or credit card it's better to use a new one because I'm sure everyone must have more than one card so as to minimize financial expenses for excessive gambling and also to protect against other things such as hacking.
But we are in the crypto gambling industry so there is no need to use a debit or credit card.
We know if anyone wants to connect their debit or credit card to a crypto casino, but I suspect someone will. Those who do this probably have so many people that they don't mind using their debit or credit card to deposit money directly. They should really limit the use of money on their debit or credit cards so they don't run into problems or lose money. And preferably, if it is a crypto casino, we should also use crypto because we already have a wide selection of coins to gamble with.

You're right, we are humans and prone to making series of mistakes knowingly or unknowingly, the best practice against such is abstainance, since we cannot take confidence in whatever we do to always fall under a safety control measures, a personal debit card has the details of our personal life on them and they can use that alone on devices to track our permanent address where we lived in and they perform a physical fraud operations if the digital one is giving though time.
Because we are humans, we must really take care of ourselves as well as possible by not doing things that can make or harm us. Using a debit or credit card means that we risk hacking or stealing data, and maybe hackers can take all the money on our debit or credit card. So we should avoid using these two types of cards for our own good so that we only gamble using the money we can afford.

For credit card users it is very dangerous if you can't control yourself in playing gambling, let alone being able to continue making deposits until your credit card bill reaches swelling, I think besides being unsafe it is also dangerous for people who can't control themselves in playing gambling especially people like that tend to be curious if you haven't won yet.

If OP is playing casino just to make money why shouldn't OP spend anything with a credit card instead of spending it on gambling but in the end it will make the bill swell, even though there are limits, but I think everyone agrees not suggesting credit cards let alone debit to avoid something unwanted.
The worry is that they can lose self-control while gambling which can cause the deposit amount to increase, and they cannot control their money and themselves. They have to worry if their credit card bills can swell because of deposit after deposit they make to play gambling.

OP can use or spend anything with his credit and debit cards, but he should know that linking his debit or credit card to his gambling account is not a good idea. So he'd better think about it before actually hooking up.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: delfastTions on June 08, 2023, 11:02:49 AM

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There are ones which are hybrid on which they could accept out cryptocurrency deposits and at the same time they do accept out Fiat deposits too but usually these are those usual traditional casinos online which are fiat based but lately had accepted and adopted crypto payments on which they would really be might having this kind of offering when it comes to bonuses.In speaking about using up your CC for the sake of bonus then it wouldnt really be bad because you could really be having that additional but we should bare up in your mind that whether you do make use of crypto or CC or fiat which those bonuses would really be still in line or having that terms and conditions on which you would be needing to comply before you could be able to make some withdrawal on which this isnt something new.
Use up your credit cards on your own ways or decisions on which it would really be that normal that you would really be exposing your identity on the time that you would be making use of
these things which it is really that a common situation.
In fact, the most important problem for many gamblers is the preservation of anonymity, and this is very important for them because of such games they can face serious troubles or even punishment, which is practiced in different countries.  Even here on our forum there are users who take a big risk just by posting in BTT or using cryptocurrencies.  
Here  (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5342087.msg62341462#msg62341462) , for example, is one of our colleagues.  
So playing from such countries is generally very risky.  And making deposits from your official accounts in banks and in fiat currencies is simply unthinkable and extremely dangerous.  Such casinos where there is no KYC, therefore, must exist.  And payment for games in them should be in cryptocurrency while maintaining the anonymity of the player.  And unfortunately, there are fewer and fewer such casinos.  And this is generally wrong when it comes to crypto casinos.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Blitzboy on June 08, 2023, 02:56:02 PM
debit card could lead to plenty problem we might not able to resolve since the there are some issues that is attached to debit card uses. Those who are using card to fund there online account can be doing that is some. Level of risk attached to it and if we use our debit card on scam casinos, we might end up losing our money without getting it back.
It would be more dangerous if they continued to use credit and debit cards because, after all, we can forget to control the use of the cards. We freely deposit large amounts of money for gambling; if we can't control ourselves, it becomes even more dangerous. So it is not recommended to connect debit cards and credit cards for gambling, even for online shopping, because now many hacks are happening on many sites.
It's unlikely anyone would ever connect a debit or credit card to a crypto-based casino, but for fiat casinos it can happen.
If you really want to connect a debit or credit card it's better to use a new one because I'm sure everyone must have more than one card so as to minimize financial expenses for excessive gambling and also to protect against other things such as hacking.
But we are in the crypto gambling industry so there is no need to use a debit or credit card.

Does even the crypto casino offers the deposit method using fiat money ? As far as I know most of the crypto casinos only allows you to deposit in cryptocurrencies. There may be  few casino which offers deposit method in both crypto and fiat credit cards.

I think deposit using crypto is more convenient as compare to the credit card deposit. You can't trust every casino in sending your credit card information to them.

There are ones which are hybrid on which they could accept out cryptocurrency deposits and at the same time they do accept out Fiat deposits too but usually these are those usual traditional casinos online which are fiat based but lately had accepted and adopted crypto payments on which they would really be might having this kind of offering when it comes to bonuses.In speaking about using up your CC for the sake of bonus then it wouldnt really be bad because you could really be having that additional but we should bare up in your mind that whether you do make use of crypto or CC or fiat which those bonuses would really be still in line or having that terms and conditions on which you would be needing to comply before you could be able to make some withdrawal on which this isnt something new.
Use up your credit cards on your own ways or decisions on which it would really be that normal that you would really be exposing your identity on the time that you would be making use of
these things which it is really that a common situation.
Some digital wager parlors are taking the path of exclusively dealing in crypto, while others are bridging old and new, supporting both electronic moolah and traditional bucks. It's definitely not a 'one crypto fits all' kind of setup, if you know what I mean. Seems like you've got a bit of a thing for crypto transactions, dubbing them 'effortless.' Raises a question or two, doesn't it? They might be shiny and new, but let's not turn a blind eye to the hazards. The crypto rollercoaster ride can be thrilling and terrifying in equal measure.

Still, you're onto something about the security of credit cards. Handing over such hush-hush intel to digital platforms can be risky business. But, let's not generalize all casinos, okay? Some of them take the safety game to a whole other level to protect their patrons. Lastly, bonus conditions? Yup, been there, done that. Crypto, credit card, or good old fiat, every bonus plan has got its own secret sauce. The ball's in our court, as gamers, to read between the lines


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Doan9269 on June 08, 2023, 02:58:37 PM
To me using your cards online is stupid and only dump ass do that mostly when you use those card on unreoutabke sites and platforms that have high disadvantages on the player, we have had issues like this where players complain of exploiting their card details so it is not safe to use your credit card online.

We cannot make a conclusion on those using it because some were out of ignorance while some intentionally shows I don't care attitude towards it thinking that nothing bad or is at stake in doing so, well you can now see for yourself also that the way we all handle matters is different from each other, which also means that we should not handle anything that has to do with our information and privacy with lesser priority and care.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: piebeyb on June 08, 2023, 03:14:39 PM
To me using your cards online is stupid and only dump ass do that mostly when you use those card on unreoutabke sites and platforms that have high disadvantages on the player, we have had issues like this where players complain of exploiting their card details so it is not safe to use your credit card online.
That is why I and the community in this forum say that it is not recommended for anyone to use a credit card to play casino, especially on sites that are not trusted. It is possible that credit card information can be vulnerable to theft of credit card information and can be detrimental to the gambler, especially if using a credit card is dangerous if it is not controlled. because it will make the bill swell.

Addicts are strongly discouraged from using a credit card besides being unsafe it will make him trapped in debt, therefore I also never recommend it because this is not a safe practice for online casinos, after all crypto makes it easier for all gamblers to make deposits and play, the role of credit cards not worth using for online payment like casino except crypto.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: wiss19 on June 08, 2023, 05:28:32 PM
There are many red flags if you use credit cards in the casino, and hence one should be cautious. By the way, why do we need to use credit cards, when we can easily and more securely use the bitcoin and crypto to deposit at the casino?
Yeah man, i think so. Deposits using crypto are indeed much safer. Also, for countries where gambling is illegal, depositing with crypto is a solution. They will not be easy to track down.

Surfing the internet does have to maintain security, there are many crimes on the internet. Kyc is one of the dangerous ones, but avoiding kyc is a tough one. All financial related platforms require kyc, including gambling sites. There are gambling sites that don't require kyc, but that's not a lot. Countries have many reasons to get taxes. They are already doing that in crypto and gambling. Kyc is how they get their taxes

I've never had a problem with kyc, so far the kyc I entered is still safe, I can't say much about this. but I don't dare to use a credit card on gambling sites, that's more dangerous, and will make me spend more money
Even if you manage to deposit money in a gambling platform using crypto, there is no point in gambling if gambling is illegal in your country because most casinos and gambling platforms wouldn't allow you to withdraw if your country is not on their list of allowed countries to gamble on the platform. In this situation, even if you deposit and win something, you won't be able to get that money out of the platform and it becomes useless and the money that you deposit will get stuck as well.

Gamble only if gambling is legal in your country and always confirm before signing up and making a deposit on a platform if they allow players from your country or not because if they don't allow players from that country, you won't be able to pass KYC and your account will be flagged and you can't withdraw anything.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: danadc on June 08, 2023, 05:31:12 PM

That's right, the tax authorities can easily track any movement of funds on any person's card. But since it is difficult to replenish the deposit of crypto gambling services by fiat, you can always resort to replenishment with anonymous cryptocurrencies, or just bitcoin. The tax service will not track this action in any way, and this is one of the greatest advantages of crypto gambling platforms, as well as, for example, open source code, which gives full confidence in the honesty of the casino platform.

The most problematic place is the withdrawal of funds. Many people withdraw their money to a bank card, but this is big mistake. Now both expenses and income are tracked. And if you can't explain the origin of the funds, it can cause big problems.

That is why my friends who are fond of cryptocurrencies kept information even on bounty campaigns in which they were able to earn something. There is also a PoS and staking information, and this is not a joke. And the provision of such information at the request of tax services is quite valid (cryptocurrencies are allowed in our country). Therefore, if the tax officer does not understand the income information provided to him, then this is his problem.
After all, if a country recognizes cryptocurrencies, then its entire tax sector should be able to understand cryptocurrency income.

Signature campaigns are something very safe  , but you have to be very sure and write what is more to contribute, I also consider this a safe practice, what I also consider a safe practice is when the casinos give the option of putting provision everything that is reference links, but this works when you have suitable contacts as friends, it is useless to register with a link that will not do anything later, this goes to the level of things that can be given as a passive work, but the casinos always give those options that for me are also safe, the casinos always seek to have more community , the more community the more security they will have to defend the casino.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Fatunad on June 08, 2023, 08:51:53 PM
debit card could lead to plenty problem we might not able to resolve since the there are some issues that is attached to debit card uses. Those who are using card to fund there online account can be doing that is some. Level of risk attached to it and if we use our debit card on scam casinos, we might end up losing our money without getting it back.
It would be more dangerous if they continued to use credit and debit cards because, after all, we can forget to control the use of the cards. We freely deposit large amounts of money for gambling; if we can't control ourselves, it becomes even more dangerous. So it is not recommended to connect debit cards and credit cards for gambling, even for online shopping, because now many hacks are happening on many sites.
It's unlikely anyone would ever connect a debit or credit card to a crypto-based casino, but for fiat casinos it can happen.
If you really want to connect a debit or credit card it's better to use a new one because I'm sure everyone must have more than one card so as to minimize financial expenses for excessive gambling and also to protect against other things such as hacking.
But we are in the crypto gambling industry so there is no need to use a debit or credit card.

Does even the crypto casino offers the deposit method using fiat money ? As far as I know most of the crypto casinos only allows you to deposit in cryptocurrencies. There may be  few casino which offers deposit method in both crypto and fiat credit cards.

I think deposit using crypto is more convenient as compare to the credit card deposit. You can't trust every casino in sending your credit card information to them.

There are ones which are hybrid on which they could accept out cryptocurrency deposits and at the same time they do accept out Fiat deposits too but usually these are those usual traditional casinos online which are fiat based but lately had accepted and adopted crypto payments on which they would really be might having this kind of offering when it comes to bonuses.In speaking about using up your CC for the sake of bonus then it wouldnt really be bad because you could really be having that additional but we should bare up in your mind that whether you do make use of crypto or CC or fiat which those bonuses would really be still in line or having that terms and conditions on which you would be needing to comply before you could be able to make some withdrawal on which this isnt something new.
Use up your credit cards on your own ways or decisions on which it would really be that normal that you would really be exposing your identity on the time that you would be making use of
these things which it is really that a common situation.
Some digital wager parlors are taking the path of exclusively dealing in crypto, while others are bridging old and new, supporting both electronic moolah and traditional bucks. It's definitely not a 'one crypto fits all' kind of setup, if you know what I mean. Seems like you've got a bit of a thing for crypto transactions, dubbing them 'effortless.' Raises a question or two, doesn't it? They might be shiny and new, but let's not turn a blind eye to the hazards. The crypto rollercoaster ride can be thrilling and terrifying in equal measure.

Still, you're onto something about the security of credit cards. Handing over such hush-hush intel to digital platforms can be risky business. But, let's not generalize all casinos, okay? Some of them take the safety game to a whole other level to protect their patrons. Lastly, bonus conditions? Yup, been there, done that. Crypto, credit card, or good old fiat, every bonus plan has got its own secret sauce. The ball's in our court, as gamers, to read between the lines
Well yeah, on the time that you would really be choosing up which platform you would really be playing in, then it would really be just that normal that you would really be checking out whether those things
available or been offered or simply their option does really fit out on the criteria that you've been looking for on a platform on which you would really be considering on playing it out or would really be finding for
another place just because you have missed up something? Its true that every platforms or company would really be trying out their best on giving the best experience into their patrons or loyal costumers
and giving the most convenient choices and options as much as possible.

Its a choice between a company will really be integrating both possible gateways or options when it comes to deposit and giving out those bonuses which it is really hard to refuse
but of course it would really be an exchange when it comes to your  identification considering that you would be using up your own CC.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: Weawant on June 09, 2023, 05:20:25 AM
Gamble only if gambling is legal in your country and always confirm before signing up and making a deposit on a platform if they allow players from your country or not because if they don't allow players from that country, you won't be able to pass KYC and your account will be flagged and you can't withdraw anything.

That's correct also gamblers should avoid using VPN to register on website that are prohibited in their country. You might think you're been smart but you're putting yourself at risk of losing all the profits you can make from the casino because you can't withdraw them.

Instead look for a casino that supports your region or preferably relocate if you're lucky with betting and want to make a living off betting, it's possible because we have professional gamblers making good profits that regular jobs won't be able to afford paying them.

Using credit cards isn't considered a safe practice but if your favorite casino decide to only accept credit cards then you have no option than to keep using them or look for other alternatives. If you can find any better alternative then make a provision that you'll be safe always.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: slapper on June 09, 2023, 07:29:04 AM
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Well yeah, on the time that you would really be choosing up which platform you would really be playing in, then it would really be just that normal that you would really be checking out whether those things
available or been offered or simply their option does really fit out on the criteria that you've been looking for on a platform on which you would really be considering on playing it out or would really be finding for
another place just because you have missed up something? Its true that every platforms or company would really be trying out their best on giving the best experience into their patrons or loyal costumers
and giving the most convenient choices and options as much as possible.

Its a choice between a company will really be integrating both possible gateways or options when it comes to deposit and giving out those bonuses which it is really hard to refuse
but of course it would really be an exchange when it comes to your  identification considering that you would be using up your own CC.
Picking out the right cyber betting venue could be just as vital as crafting your ace-high approach to the game of poker. It's more than just a case of 'one digital coin suits all', and the chips on the table certainly add a hefty dose of pressure.

Swapping crypto can be as effortless as gliding through digital waves, yet we have to bear in mind that this is a two-sided blade. It's essential to stay alert to the hidden traps concealed within the glitter of these fresh minted tokens.

Speaking of credit card transactions, it can seem like balancing on a hair-thin line, minus the assurance of a soft landing. The shivers that run down your spine at the thought of your details being misused are real. But let's not forget to acknowledge the ones doing it right - some platforms place user security on the highest pedestal, much like a casino manager respects the rules of the game.


Title: Re: Is this considered a safe practice
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on June 16, 2023, 08:15:00 PM
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Yes it is. It is possible to find a part of my profits but they are really too small to try to catch me. The tax service prefers to spend their time more efficient. And of course you can fill the form of all your profits and pay taxes yourself, but i don`t think that someone will check it

The fact is that if you submit an application to the tax inspectorate for yourself for any amount, the tax service will include such a person in its subsequent checks, because they will put the name on their lists. And I am sure that even if I withdraw really large sums, I will still think about whether I need to inform on myself to the tax service.
I risked this money and why should I give it to the state? So I pay taxes from my main job.
I don`t sure that it is real, but you`re right that it is better not to inform tax service that you get some additional profit. It decreases risks that they will remember you. The same time they can fine you if find it, but i`d prefer to be fined one time than pay every time.
About risk - it is a mistake. Your main job may be associated with risk but it doesn`t means that you can don`t pay taxes.

I am from a small town, and here the employees of the tax service are unlikely to be able to properly identify my income. I'm sure they've only heard about bitcoin on TV. Nevertheless, in the worst case, I will always be able to prove the origin of the tokens, because everything is fixed in the tables and the blockchain. But again, I will say that the employees of the tax service will not understand anything.
Perhaps more understanding should be expected from them in a big city, where they spotted several crypto millionaires.
There are still doubts on the part of many of those who are rulers, that is why now they have so many demands for bitcoin, I think what you say is something quite interesting, the fact of seeing that a possible fact such as that of the Governments want their Bitcoin chew is something that cannot be denied, and how do they do it? through their taxes, but this is only when the person does it wrong, for example, they go to a place where they buy btc with a credit card , or use btc to pay for services and it's not wrong, because that's called adoption, but it is dangerous and has its double-edged sword, as for tokens, it is something very Relative , you must be very expert in investing for it.