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I've been following a few gambling channels on Twitter and Telegram, and whenever they share a screenshot of a bet slip or winning ticket, they occasionally also include the balance of their wallet. I've seen this happen several times, which made me wonder why they don't choose to withdraw their winnings instead of storing them in their gambling site wallet. Why do they leave that much in there, or is it simply for show off? A gambling expert should know better than to save their money on casino websites. 

I always withdraw all my winnings and only deposit the right amount i want to use to gamble whenever i want to play a game. I’d like to know everyone’s opinion on which way is better and which one do you practice in managing your funds on gambling sites.

I will say it is just for showoff.

This is the best thing to do. It is not good to leave coins on a gambling site because they are centralized gambling sites. If you need to deposit more coins, it is not hard to do at all.

The gambling sites are just like centralized exchanges, you have no full control over your coins and any site can be hacked at anytime.

But people will be people, once they do not have a problem on a site, they will become lazy and leaving their coins on the site.

You are correct about the show-off part, first off since they are advertising their channels they don’t want anyone to think that they are scammers or just want to lure you in so that they can make money off you through their vip subscription so they’ll show to the public that they have more than enough in their account.

And as for the savings, I usually don’t keep much in my account. I’m of the opinion that if I keep all the money that I have won in my account sooner or later I’ll use all of them to place a best most especially when I experience some losing streaks, that urge to just keep betting until I win something tangible might take over and I’ll end up with nothing so as don as I have something that I think it’s worth keeping I’ll withdraw and keep playing with what’s left in my account and when that one gets finished I’ll call it a day for that day. After all my gambling account is not meant to save my money so why should I keep more than I can afford to lose in it?

Crypto users always withdraw their coins from the casinos and only leave a few they are willing to lose. 
With users who show off their balance with huge amounts, I guess they are comfortable storing their money in the casino. And most probably that huge amount is nothing to them which they also can afford to lose.

As for me, the only funds I can leave are less than $300. Anything more than that, I send it out. Turn it into BTC if I don't plan to spend it.

Obviously it's for showing off and flexing how big their win on that casino. I don't think storing money on a online casino is a good thing to do given that you don't have a full control of your money and there's a chance that something bad can happen like casino obstructing you from withdrawing and being hacked. Another way to be a hackers target is to flex your casino funds and revealing the casino you are playing on. I believe that it's a good practice to not leave any money on casinos or any platforms like exchange especially for a long time.

People who do this are basically promoting their channel and looking for customers. Some of them even use that to lure people so they can scam them. I have also seen a lot of them who added photoshop and not their actual winning and wallet balance. I will advice you to be careful with anything you see online before you fall into scams.


Gambling websites are centralized so it is not always advisable to leave funds there. Like you said, the only fund that should be there is what you want to use to play. This is also my practice and so far, it helps me to control my betting while also remaining safe.

It is the easiest way to show people that you are good at what you are doing and for them to believe that you are good and also to recruit members of the casino you are playing, there's a risk in it but if they are playing in a reputable casino and they have a good standing they don't mind not withdrawing everything.


Same especially when I win a big amount, I always get excited to have my winnings in my wallet because not every day I canwin so I prefer to withdraw and just allocate an amount for my next gambling activity, if I want to invite and show off my winning I just do a screenshot before I withdraw.

That’s their bankroll dedicated for their game. They have separate wallet for their money. Their bankroll is just the fraction of their total assets. If you watch popular gambling streamer like Adin Ross, You will notice that he keep depositing whenever he lose or he needs additional funds on his current bet like double down on blackjack then he withdraw immediately his additional funds once he manage to recover.

Those balance that you are seeing is really big but that doesn’t it’s their total bankroll. No one does all-in deposit on a casino.

They might have the intention of betting again or simply just to show off and withdraw them later but it's not advised to store crypto assets in custodian service no matter how good their reputation is because it is prone to hacks, so just withdraw the funds and keep in mind exchange is for trading, casino is for gambling and wallet is for storing.

I will not like to keep money on a gambling site, because since I know I have some money there, I may become tempted to try to gamble with it. My way to manage my gambling is to make deposits of the amount of money I want to use to gamble when I want to gamble, and for sports betting, I send the money for gambling when the weekend is getting close because I use the money I can spare for gambling when I gamble and I do not always know the exact amount of money I will be able to spare until it is time for gambling.

Don't be deceived it's not easy to mange your money in gambling site. But if you instill discipline in yourself then I don't think it would be too hard to do.

My first rule is not to gamble in things I don't understand yet. I have friends that have no idea about a gambling option and they would ask me to help them gambling with their Money, this is very risky because you have no idea about it and can easily be scammed.

Also another rule is that I try to go above my limit, I usually set aside some funds for gambling and once I have finished that I usually call it a day. The bottom line is that you have to be discipline.

crypto gambling websites should never used as "wallet".
this is the weakness point while dealing with crypto / and using these kind of sites but in the same time it's also an advantage since you have always control of your money.
In the past we have seen gambling sites that allow people to bet just completing a tx! (DirectBet)
Who knows we will see something similar again, one day ::)

Do you still believe screenshots on the internet? Such screenshots are made in a matter of minutes. For those who are used to working with cryptocurrencies, it's high time to switch to a fairer trust format - signing the message with an address. If I were you, I wouldn't trust strangers from X or Telegram, because there is a possibility that their goal is to run a script on your computer that steals passwords, seed phrases and other information stored on your computer without proper attention.

Actually I think this is not a good action, especially if you keep money there with a large enough amount, well I understand maybe their goal is to show off to everyone especially their friends that they are able to play well and get big wins, it's a pride for them maybe, but it's not impossible I think there will always be things to fear if you continue to do things like that by keeping your money in a gambling wallet because it could be at any time your account is frozen by the casino site itself because it sees your balance is so large and maybe they will take over your account. Obviously this is what is worried about, so I think it's better for you to make a withdrawal as soon as possible.

Well that's right. because indeed withdrawal is one of our goals of gambling, like you when you get a win then I'm sure you will be very enthusiastic about making a withdrawal because it is something you are always waiting for. So I also don't know the reason why they keep their money there for so long. Yes it's better that way my friend, it's better that you make a withdrawal as soon as possible and if you still want to play then you can leave a little money there, so when the money runs out then you already have a little money from the withdrawal that you have done before, that's better.  

Yes, including just to show off the total balance before making a withdrawal, to warm up friends and/or other gamblers in the gambling group, that's what I often do. lol

I personally often save my money on a gambling site after winning because it aims to play the next game, on a different day, so far I have never lost my money on a gambling site even though I left it for a month, but that is not the total amount of winnings I got, at most only a few percent.

This depends on where you play, if the casino has had previous cases I think it is better to withdraw the money you win rather than keeping it for too long.

Yes it is simply for show off. Because if it is not, then they would blur out the figures when posting in the public domain.
I withdraw my winnings too. I do not worry about deposits because with cryptocurrency, your account can be funded within minutes. The case would be different if I were using fiat option for deposit.

As long as you still have your winnings in the casino website, they own the money. It is not in your custody as you may think. If shit hits the fan, your money is gone and you cannot hold them liable for it.

No matter what anyone may think, do not leave your money on the website. Do not wait until you encounter an issue before you request for withdrawal.

I think it's just to show off, because that way they can hook and convince other people to believe what they say and do. Moreover, most of them are referrers and some people are paid specifically by casino platforms to promote their platforms, so there is no need to be surprised that there is quite a lot of money in their accounts.

It's literally just to flex his money or maybe to scam people like saying he won that huge amount by playing such gambling games, cause in Telegram mostly where the scammers are roaming, everyday there's a newbie wanting to earn and have fun so seeing those kinds if screenshots would just easily bait them. But from the topic in how to manage your money on gambling sites, some has a limited cashout so they can't just easily convert all of it, why? Of course to keep gambling that's the technique of most of the gambling sites. But if you can control yourself to not gambling despite the money, that would helps you to save cause havign your money in digital savings would help you to not buy and use the money on unncessary things cause you the thinking you don't have fiat money for payments.

If those are streamers or somone that gets paid for reviewing/playing in the casino, it is most likely because they aren't allowed to withdraw the money. The money belongs to the casino. They are only allowed to play with the money and then return it to the casino later. As far as I know, they are only paid fixed amount for streaming and they can't take anything from the profit or don't have to pay anything if they lose the money. Why do you think those streamers gamble with "any fear of losing" any money. Never noticed they don't feel anything when they lose the money? It's because they aren't risking their money.
But yeah, if it is your own money, withdraw as soon as you are done gambling.

I also come across such types of people from all kinds of social media they show off their winning slips, I have even tried to follow them until I lost to almost every code they provided so from then I don't even believe whatever is coming from them, some will even ask you to pay money to have access to their gambling channels, which I don't feel is advisable, if you see a game to gamble draft it your self. some of this is just a strategy for them to get the attention of people to either their channels. and some are just to show off but for security, it does not make sense been that is Twitter.

I doubt it’s just to show-off purposes only since influencers usually have high balance on their casino wallet some of them is part of the casino balance given to them for their partnership. They usually play shit tons of money as bankroll since they are playing huge bets.

They are streaming their account and the balance is visible to their viewer so I doubt that they  intentionally capture their balance just to show-off since their follower knew exactly how huge their balance was when they are streaming. Drake has multi million dollar balance on his account when he do his stream same with other streamer with massive bankroll. They are comfortable depositing huge amount since they have a lot of reserve money and also they needed it since they use to bet max per game.

They are either lazy enough to not withdraw or just into gambling whenever they would want to. This is not advisable 'coz if there's anything to happen with the platform then their funds would be at a bigger risk. But for sure they know it and still chooses to disregard or ignore the negative tendency. They should jist assure that they won't cry for it once a problem unexpectedly happen. No matter how good the reputation of the platform is, always take precautionary actions to safekeep your funds 'coz that is simply your funds and if it is important to you this should be needless to say. On my end, best way is to just deposit an amount you would be using for a day or a specific pan. Withdraw the funds you no longer have plans of using. It is easy to deposit and being lazy of it would mean bigger exposure to danger for your funds.

I'm the type of person who always withdraws all my money after finishing playing, I will deposit again if I want to play the next day or next week. I feel safer if my money is in my own wallet rather than on a gambling site.

If I have a balance on a gambling site, usually I want to play continuously and do you know the end result is that everything will be lost again. Because you look at the balance of influencers on Twitter and Instagram, maybe they do it on purpose or just want to show off so that their followers increase.

I often watch live streaming of gambling influencers, but I never use how to play. I have my own style and way of playing and also control my finances.

Since they are providing gambling predictions, they are always leaving that amount of money in their wallets just to deceive people and make them believe they are really making a huge amount of money. They are always uploading their win tickets just to brainwash people and encourage them to join their VIP group, which they will end up asking anyone that want to join to some certain amount of money. Some of those bet slips, account balances, and win tickets do not really belong to them, some of them see them on the internet, and they will decide to edit and post them on their channel.
 
I don't always leave much money on gambling, whenever I win and the amount is kind of much, I always withdraw it immediately, and I will leave a little amount that I will be using for that particular moment on my gambling site. I see no reason why I should leave much money in my gambling account.

Well from what I have seen as well, streamers and gamblers that earn commissions from casinos they should show much balance on their account because it’s their main goal which is to attract people and gain their trust with that particular casino, it’s a kind of marketing and advertising for casinos they should make people really believe that they do gamble with their funds and it’s safe to do so.
Beside from showing their balances some also may show their withdrawals and gambling history in order to make things more legitimate, but you should also be careful from those who edit and share fake screenshots for scam casinos to trick people into a scam.
For me and you or any normal gambler that only enjoy gambling without sharing his videos or streaming gis sessions while playing because we don’t have any profit from that or simply we don’t care, we certainly prefer to withdraw the profits in a better a safer place and to not fall in the gambling addiction. I believe leaving some funds on your account it’s a sure thing you will end up losing that money or risk some of it.

You should know that everything they do is for a purpose and you and I know that they often do that to attract people especially when they wants to scam people. At then when I wasn't that exposed I also noticed that but as a gambler you don't need to leave your fund inside account rather withdraw them out to minimize the risk of being hacked. For those showing off are sometimes scammers doing that to entice innocent people and as matter of facts, people who are doing it are people who copied those images from the real people profile to share on their profile. Whenever you subscribe to their channel they scam you for being ignorant of being carried away with you see on their profile.

It is best and very wise to withdraw your winnings at once, immediately you win on a particular stake, it is most important you withdraw which is exactly what I do. Keeping your large funds or profit from winning on casino sites is not safe as you may stand chances of your account been hacked into. I had a similar experience last year and ever since no matter how small my winning I make withdrawal.

Most of the people who leave large amounts in their wallets on casino sites are probably social media influencers who wants to use the show of such large balance to attract audience to getting more people to follow them, subscribe to their channels or pay for their VIPs . After the screenshot and show of the large account size they most probably withdraw because definitely they need the money too. My advice is make deposits of the exact amount you are willing to risk on any bet you want to place and withdraw when ever it's a win as this will help you keep you gambling habit in check and also help you save money, it's a risk management strategy.

I think they may have some reason why they leave amount of money as balance,  it can be the balance is just to show off to let people see that they are successful gamblers.  And also the balance can be just to draw peoples attention to get more followers, these could be the reasons why people like this leave unexposed.

Leaving huge amount in gambling wallet is not advisable for so many reasons,  the wallet is to deposit money to play games and to withdraw amount of money won from gambling.

For me, you are doing what is right. As a gambler, we should know the limits of the coins we store in the gambling site. If I have won consistently, I will secure my profits first and withdraw them from the gambling site. Maybe if I have still plan to gamble more, I will only leave a small amount that I can easily manage to lose. Money is very hot in gambling, once it's there, it's hard to stop yourself from gambling until you see your balance has been completely used up.

Here's some possible scenario on this situation which we could be able to apply;

1. On the time that they posted out their bet slip or winning ticket then thats the only time that they do win, which means that those balances are credited and now they had screenshot it then those numbers are reflecting on their balances on which we dont know if they had able to make withdrawal after than screenshot. It does vary because we dont know on what actually happens behind the scene.

2. Its a showoff, so that people would be asking and might really be following him which he could potentially make out some advantage
3. Withdraw those winnings afterwards
4. Continue to play after been posting up and showing/sharing into the community.

We dont know about their intents of those posting in regarding their hits or winnings but most of the time it is really that showing off into the public on that
happy moment that they are currently experiencing.

If you share the twitter and telegram channel,it may help some gambler.Because with my knowledge,their is no trusted telegram channel which guide the gambler.Any one can Create the fake wallet using some website,So you should cross verify the same winning of that screenshot.Since you get wonder,it was their target to get scam your money.Mostly they  guide to make an account in particular website,the wallet which had screenshot also from same website.This is totally try to scam you and get your money.Many times I get dm to my telegram id like the sender is from the gambling site and ask me to create account.He will make me winner and he say like me and him will split the price.This is another way of scamming gamblers.

If you are a casino games player (like slots, dice, or whatever), you'll naturally withdraw your balance whenever you finish in green, which means a big win. Everyone knows if you left your balance there, you'll play until it gets zeroed ;D

But if you are a sports betting lover, it's possible that you left some balance for the next game week. You could withdraw if you end up in green, but since the odds are slim, you probably only win <2x if you bet on major matches with no handicap. You won't bother to withdraw for example $200 to deposit $100 the next weekend. But if you play crazy parlay or heavy handicap, the strategy is just like casino games.

And for bankroll screenshots, it's just for bragging.

Showing off seems pointless in an anonymous crowd. Even if you show a million in your account, people may think you sure are good at what you are doing and rich but after that they will forget you as people move on and go back to what they are doing.

But I guess this will still depend on whether you are rich or not. Finding out that you'll have to answer KYC mandatory with having a huge amount in the wallet, you'd wanna withdraw funds and just put a few coins only.

Different people have got difference of opinion when it comes to keeping the winning amount in the wallet. According to me, it is not that good to hold/save bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on the gambling platforms Wallets. It is good to transfer the required amount for gambling to the respective platform and make use of it. I personally prefer to withdraw if the target is being achieved and I've never kept big funds in gambling platforms, because it triggers me to wager and the same could end up losing everything.

Withdrawing your funds from a casino site is the best thing to do mate.


I think that the showoff that you said earlier is true because I believe they do that for advertisement so that people will think they are reliable and leave funds there, which is not the case. The best thing is to withdraw your money from there and leave the one you think you can use to play bets for another time, because living with money there is very risky. You don't know what will happen next, because they may run or be scammed. As an example of what happened to stake.com, you can see that people who leave their money in their wallets may also get affected.


For me, I can’t leave my money in my casino wallet. I don’t always leave more than $50 in my wallet, even if I’m not ready to use the funds. I always withdraw it and leave the wallet with what I’ll use to stake next game. However,  if you look at it, gambling sites are not to save money but rather deposit some money there and gamble. After winning the game, withdraw your fund and leave it either empty or with a little amount you believe you can afford to lose.

All these people you are seeing on social media showing their gambling winning balance, almost all of them are doing it to attract people because many of them are claiming that they always have sure odds and they are ready to give if you are ready to pay, which I can say many of them are scammers because I have met with many of them before, but all the games I got from them were fake because it is not what they always predicted that always happened, and one thing about the guys is that they predicted different games for many people, and from the games they predict and give to people, some do happen the way they predicted. So it is very hard; they don't get even one winner whenever they give the game out.
 
Leaving money on a casino website is normal once you trust the site. Even I do it because I don't like withdrawing from casinos if it is not a huge amount of money I won, so my withdrawal is monthly because that is the time I always deposit the percentage I can afford to lose. So the truth is that all these screenshots with huge amounts of money are being used for purposes other than advertising.

Do not forget that a great deal of what you see on social media is meant to impress and to show off to other people, so while keeping a great deal of money at a casino is without a doubt a mistake, it is likely they do so to impress all of their followers with all the money they have on their account, also it is possible the picture has been digitally modified and the people posting such picture did so to dazzle their followers, so do not be influenced by those people as what you are doing is the right way to manage your money.

I certainly agree, it is safer to store our funds in our own wallets rather than casino wallets to secure our safety and security. Also, it is to keep us away from the temptation of betting over and over again wherein we might just repeat using our profit and savings.
It will only tempt us to bet more if we can see that we still have funds enough to gamble again and we might only end up losing everything.
Also, some casinos aren't safe from hacking so we better secure the funds that we couldn't afford to lose. It's better to withdraw our profit right away to have an assurance and guarantee of safety.

There will be very varied, diverse answers and the same goes for responses from the community. I can't answer that accurately, even correctly. The problem is, they're not me. there are various reasons on which they do this, and what is certain is that we cannot know for sure. we can only assume, or speculate, some members even say it just to show off, some also have different answers.
The point is, I can't examine it personally. because, the problem is that I am not involved in the gambling channel that you follow. It could be that they deliberately do it just to attract other users. assuming, someone is part of the casino or has a partnership and something like that. Or, it has all become their habit. and for sure, there is nothing wrong with that.

Well, now it's my part to tell my own version. usually, I'll make a deposit as much as I can afford to lose. If I get a win with a large double, I will withdraw three quarters of the win I got. the rest, I will leave it for me to play again, maybe for another time, or that very day. So, it depends on the situation and conditions.

It's not advisable to follow gambling influencers, they're doing these online ads for themselves and personal gains. I keep wagering on games that I'm confident of winning, this is just a tip if a gambler wants to reduce the losses on gambling. Sticking to a particular game pattern, and making sure there's always a backup plans if things doesn't go as plan, because the system is unpredictable. Managing our money on gambling sites, is an easy action that will be carry out without any difficulty. I place my concentration on the basis of gambling, constant withdrawing my profits each time my bets triggered profits.

I don't think it's every gambler who are ready to be able to withdraw their winning from their casino wallet, because they will always want to have something to use to gamble each time they are online to bet, so the case of making a deposit, once we made a deposit of the account wallet we gave created by the casino, we will definitely use the money for gambling and there's nothing to care planning on how to manage it utilization while still on the casino wallet, if we also win big, we should immediately transfer the large portion of the money out of the casino wallet to our personal wallet or else we end up gambling with everything with time.

You do it the right way by withdrawing and depositing new amount each time. I know it may be a burden to wait for the deposit to appear on your account, but it's the safest way.
You check if the casino's withdrawals are working fine every time and you deposit only small amounts each time, not taking the risk of custody by a third party. Also this minimizes chances of the casino trying to scam you by hitting you with KYC when your balance is high.

Don't look at other people. There's that saying that 90% of people lose on the stock market and it's the same everywhere. Most crypto investors and gamblers also lose money and it's often because they're careless. Don't be like them!

Since you are watching them through their social media handles, they might be influencers and need people to follow them because they also benefit from followership. There is no need for screenshot of winning slips if not that they want to prove that what they are showcasing is real and that would attract people to follow them and that will grow the popularity of their page. This is the simple explanation to that. However, to leave huge winnings in casino is risky but except they are contracted by casino to do so in advertising for them as market strategy.

That money is for showing off for people to see, and if you keep calm, I think you will understand the reason why they don't withdraw their winnings from the site. They want people to see it whenever they post their bet slip screenshot on the channels. Most of those screenshots are used to attract users to chat with them privately on telegram or any social media platforms, and so many gamblers are just desperate for a sure game and this is also another opportunity that scammers also use to scam gamblers.

Moreover, some of those users will hide the slips they lose and post the ones they won so people can see and talk about it.
Anyway for me, I will not keep my money on any casino site because it is risky to do so. Before, I thought it was safe, but later do I know it is a very risky step. If an online casino closed, none were to get back the money you won from the site and all your funds would be gone for ever.

That's most probably a subtle form of advertising that the site is safe and that they can entrust it with that amount. I've seen lots of gamblers that are directly affiliated with the gambling platforms post their bet slips with huge amounts, too. I don't think a sane person would leave big sums in their gambling accounts unless they know that those funds are insured in some way, or that they have a way of getting it back in the event of hacks.

Heck, even small accounts with relatively small amounts still get targeted by hacks, so it doesn't make sense that these guys are leaving huge money in the 'open' in a platform that is almost always targeted by hacks.

I'd just left some amounts for the next bet. That is also what I did and that is the right thing to do IMO.
Why? Because it creates temptation when we still see that there huge balance that is left in our walle and possibly be spent. And to make it safe and to stay within the limitation, it is best to keep only the capital while withdrawing all the winnings. I've been doing this for several years and it helped me out of addiction but of course, it needs to be taken seriously.

People who do that, probably for showing up only.
Experts or experienced gamblers must know that it is not a good idea to keep big amount of money in gambling site account.

It is the right decision. We are better to keep small amount of money on the sites. If we win the prizes, we are better to withdraw it. I also never think to keep my money on casino/gambling sites. Even if they are secure enough, but we probably easily spend the money if we keep it on the gambling account. It will trigger us to gambling more and more.

It is always advisable not to left funds in your casino account, unless, you are eyeing to bet in the very near future.
For some, who include their wallet balance in the snapshot, maybe, they are just showing off or they simply forgot to crap it.
But no matter what, if you are a responsible gambler, you will only deposit the amount that you can afford for this activity.
And withdraw your funds to your own wallet. You'll never know when will some trouble hit the casino, hacking or inside job.

well you withdraw because you are not a hard core gambler so I think you actually just gamble for fun and collect your little profits and I know this because I have been with some of the people you can refer to as hard core gamblers and trust they usually use their betting accounts as a small bank because they always gamble at every small chances and it's like their major business itself is gambling which is fuck crazy if you ask me.

They only show off their winning moments to their followers so they can get additional followers at the casino. And perhaps they also get paid by the casino to do this so that more people will join.

A better way to manage funds on gambling sites is to deposit the amount you can afford and withdraw the winnings so that you are not tempted to continue gambling. And don't keep your winnings for too long in the casino because that could make you want to use the winnings to gamble.

Actually Withdrawing your winnings is optional you could choose to withdraw or leave it there for more gambling, perhaps in gambling many people have strategies on how they structure there portfolio to enable them win big, so actually it could be that those guys are risk gambler that gamble higher to win big, for me I make sure after my winnings I don't withdraw everything on my balance, I always have a gamble target with a certain amount I will always gamble with either daily or weekly and even if I win I will always set aside my gamble amount and withdraw the rest. The reason why most persons always prefer withdrawing there winnings is because of the gambling spirit that always give people the positive mindset to gamble more and before you realize yourself you have lost all your winnings

@Gozie51 you rightly explained the reason behind most influencers decision to always screen grab their winnings while also leaving their balance in the betting sites and that simply because they want to convince their followers to use such betting platforms. The influencers used to withdraw their winnings immidiately after screen shot because they know that leaving their money in a gambling site isn't a wise decision because of the poor safety measures of some of these betting sites.

One thing i know for sure is not everything you see on social media you have to believe most of them are to get clout. I bet small unless there’s a promo. And lately I’ve doing just promos. I read through the picks here and bet on what I like from those and once I get my profits I am out.

Winning does not come every time or every time we gamble. However, the desire to gamble almost every time we want to gamble. Therefore, apply a deposit limit every week so that the gambling activities carried out and the money spent can be more regular. And because victory is not present every time we play, what we have to do when we win in gambling is to make the best use of it, don't let the winnings run out again in subsequent gambling. And investing or saving is the best solution we can do to prevent careless things when we get some money from gambling.

After winning something huge, at least for me, i stop then later on will withdraw most of my balance at least 80-90% of it. And will use the remaining to gamble again. I might leave my balance in the platform but it will only last at least 2-3 days no more than that for the reason of getting hacked and safety purposes.

People on the internet are more likely to follow someone successful, so these influencers make sure to show the internet how wealthy they are by displaying their wallets balances on the screenshots. It's part of their marketing and very common everywhere on the digital universe. In MMORPGs it's also very common to see eccentric wealthy players wearing expensive equipments surrounded by lots of flatterers.

It works nicely for them and it seems it will always work, because the masses feel the need of being the sheep of someone else they consider more influent, interesting and intelligent.

There are lots of reasons; maybe for content purposes, will use it the next time in their session, they just don't want to withdraw.

Actually, it's none of our business anymore if they choose to store it on the gambling site or not. As a gambler, you should have your own approach to what to do with your balance. These streamers care for their content and having their balance always show off to their viewers is a must.


There's no need for everyone's opinion I believe on that particular scenario.

It's your money after all therefore follow what you believe is right.

There isn’t any assurances that users or gamblers aren’t withdrawing after winnings. People might screenshot based on the excitement and post right away before initiating a withdrawal on there winnings. It’s what I would do in the event of a big win but on the other hand, I rather prefer staying private on my wins. Wouldn’t want that much attention.
Again, it’s a necessity as a gambler, maybe not an addicted gambler but, as one who has the tendency to gamble some weeks when you have some really interesting fixtures. You might get drawn to make a stake and having to fund your gambling account every time is just a shit move. You’ve got to go through the rigors of having to pay transaction fee on it, copy proper wallet address, wait on confirmation time and all that.
Meanwhile, all you could have done is just leave some of your wins in there. It’s just that simple!

I just leave a few, and sometimes I don't withdraw it all if I have the intention of playing again tomorrow. Regarding a gambler who shows his balance on social media, for sure it shows off and endorses the casino. Don't follow his way, they are influencers who aim to attract new customers to join. However, don't leave your money online, if you really have to, you have to be absolutely sure if the casino is very trustworthy, and a lot of money in his safe.

It's likely for showoff. I'd like to believe that after doing so, they will withdraw the money. Otherwise it's a mistake to leave a huge amount on your account because you can lose it again. But there are gamblers who feel satisfied if they can showoff their winnings to others, it's something to be proud of for them and that's understandable.

In my case, i'm just an average gambler so I only use a small amount to play. If I got lucky and able to win a decent, I withdraw the money to prevent myself using it again. Then I'll come back after a week, that's what I used to when i'm playing.

There are several reasons why this happens one of which is to be able to use it as proof that they really won and all the profits go into the wallet of the casino account they are using or it could also be for another purpose as you said namely showing off the amount of money they have get it.
But actually it is very risky if you leave large amounts of money on gambling sites.

I'm sure that when they leave the casino they will withdraw most of the profits and leave some money that can be used as capital again if they want to play or bet the next day.
They are quite professional gamblers so they know how to manage their finances when gambling and if they want to stop they will always make withdrawals.

Don't ever think they will leave all the balance they have because they know better how to manage finances in gambling activities.

They want to show off and attract people to gamble as we know most of people always interested to gamble because of money.

You shouldn't think if they're really leave their money in the casino, you wouldn't know after they took a picture, they will withdraw the money to their non custodial wallet. Also remember, everything you see in social medias aren't 100% real, use your common sense.

All of us should withdraw money from casino gambling platforms after a big win. But not usual, gamblers feel comfortable keeping their money in gambling platform because they will try to use that money to gamble again. Moreover, since winning in gambling depends on luck, gamblers also know that if they win today, they are more likely to lose tomorrow. However, there are some gamblers who cannot control themselves and try to withdraw money beyond the amount required by the gambling platform. I definitely agree on this point because they can lose their entire money due to addiction. But withdrawal is not necessary for those who are regular in gambling and conduct responsible gambling on a reliable platform.

Yep maybe they're regular gamblers and they will not withdraw their winnings if they didn't hit jackpot, so they will keep gamble until they hit it. @OP might think the streamer's money is really big and can change their whole life, but that's a high roller, maybe it just 1% of their total net worth.

It's not all of their money, don't compare your life with someone else.

When influencers or streamers show their balances at the casino I think it's a flex and an effort to show what is possible for big gamblers. Most casinos have the option to hide the balance for streamers, so they deliberately want us to see it. The question is also if it's really their money or if it's an account given to them from the casino. As part of the marketing deal these streamers have to promote a particular casino, they could receive the money to place larger bets. I would even expect that they can't really withdraw that money and it's only for promotional purposes. That's why we shouldn't compare ourselves to the big streamers and influencers, we don't know what is happening behind the scenes. Like you I also prefer to withdraw larger amounts after winning some money. This also helps to protect me from losing all the winnings again.

Of course, streamers have contracts with casinos that show and have good pay for them. The balance that they allegedly randomly show provokes viewers to play in this casino and not be afraid to make an equally large deposit in this casino. It also creates interest when the streamer plays with high stakes and this attracts new viewers who are potential users for the casino in the future. This streamer leaves his promo code and the casino knows how many users will register using his promo code. So in the end they have money from this, which will be lost by the attracted users.

That's because the winnings are not real, if you win a big amount while gambling online you will either withdraw straight away or you will decide to use the amount to gamble again which can result on losing everything.

They are showing off those winnings to make people feel left out, as you can see, it worked even on you, that's why you are asking questions about it on here, isn't it?

If they don't show off those winnings how will they attract many new gamblers? I'd say whenever you see some things online, it's just a way to attract users to their platform, and this doesn't mean that once you register on the platform and start betting you will end up with the same result, theirs are green and yours will be red.

You don't need to think much about them because they are just showing off. They want people to see their big wins and admire them but they never or rarely show off their losses. Managing money on gambling sites means we only use enough money because we have to limit the money so we don't lose too much money. By depositing a certain amount of money that we can use to gamble, it means we have done our best to avoid losses that could occur. And even if we only use enough money to gamble, it won't reduce the fun moments at the casino.

Maybe you can ask the influencer when they will withdraw their money and see their answer. Maybe they won't want to say when they will withdraw the money or will just say we will withdraw it soon. If I could win a lot of money, I would withdraw the winnings immediately because I don't want to leave a lot of money in my gambling account.

I think it's better for you to proceed to the withdrawal stage if indeed you have managed to get the winnings you want, rather than you keep the winning money in the gambling wallet and then play the money again with the aim of hopefully getting a bigger win. Yes maybe you can get another win but I'm sure the chances are very small, you don't have high hopes there, because the results cannot be predicted and it is very likely as you said that the money will eventually run out again, and besides regretting you might also be stressed because you don't accept the final answer to your gambling. Therefore, you must know that luck will not always come, if initially you have won then it is better to withdraw and enjoy the money than finally regret it and you get nothing but losses.

Yes, there are some of them who keep their money there with the intention of showing off their winnings and taking screenshots to send to their friends, it's like making them feel proud because they are luckier than others. Honestly, I don't have a problem with this but I hope they won't leave their money there for too long because the fear is that when the temptation to play arises again or even the gambling site freezes their account because they see the money there, it is not uncommon. Well that's true, and also I think it could be that the person who shows off his winnings is one of the agents of the casino itself, indirectly they are like telling others to play there by showing off the winnings they get, nothing but a promotion to get a lot of members. And if you are very interested in playing there then it's true as you said the final result will not always be what you expect, very precise what you said, others get green results and you are red. Therefore it is correct to say that this is nothing more than luck.

The amount of money you upload to the site while gambling may be out of your control.If the site is suddenly hacked or closed, you cannot do anything with this balance.After the coupon or bet is placed, instead of withdrawing all of your winnings to your own account, you can set an amount as the amount you do not want to risk and withdraw that much.If I give an example of this, I can say this; For example, you made a $ 100 coupon and the coupon has 10 odds. If I were you, I would withdraw $ 800 of this $ 1000 to my own wallet / bank account. With the other remaining amount - of course, this will be the amount I can afford to lose - I continue to bet. This may be a show off for them or it may be to make the site look reliable. We don't know what kind of deals people make and they can direct people in this way.

If you ask about gambling money management, I am 90% sure what you do, as you said above, they agree, including me doing the same thing, withdraw the money leaving the rest to re-bet, tomorrow, today, another week and so on, that's a good decision.

The gambling industry that we know and play today is mostly online, so you have to really understand the nature of the internet or online, sometimes it's easy to access, sometimes it's difficult to access, remember online gambling is fully controlled by the gambling industry team/operator, so never leave money for a long time in a casino, if you do that it's a stupid act, if they know well about online casinos.

The point is: whatever you do at an online casino, try to be careful in managing your finances, leave it in your account just for re-betting, the rest goes into your pocket, that way you sleep soundly.

I’m doing this method before but I stop it already after noticing that all of my money that left on my casino balance usually easily loss since I don’t care anymore on that funds due to my winnings.

I decided to stop even I usually leave small amount after huge profit is because I sum it all and it’s become huge if I just withdrew it too and just save it to my wallet. After that lesson learned. I usually just withdraw all and deposit back since the casino I’m using doesn’t charge withdrawal fee while the token I’m using to deposit usually just charge cheap fee so trasfer fee is almost negligible.

No sensible person would keep more money than they use for gambling in their gambling account because that doesn't make any sense. Gambling is not like trading where you might want to purchase a token or a coin all of a sudden and you might need funds for that so you keep some money as a spare in your account. Gambling is a luck-based thing where you wouldn't want to keep all your money at because you never know when you make a mistake and boom, all of it is gone.

A lot of people make the mistake of clicking the max bet button occasionally and they lose everything they have in their account if the bet doesn't come out as a win, this has even happened with me but fortunately, I didn't have a lot of money in my account but I was never lucky enough to win the bet.

I prefer to withdraw my funds as well even if its not that big though some site are quiet expensive when it comes to withdrawal so I have no choice but to stay it there though its also ok as long as the funds is still manageable. Managing your funds is very important, its like budgeting since this is gambling and if you are too careless, you might suffer big losses and greed can always come to you and if you have an over budget on your account there is a high possibility that you might spend all.

as much as possible, withdraw your funds to your own wallet if you are not looking at playing anytime soon. at least, you are confident that your funds are with you, and no matter what happens to the site, you know, you have your funds. but some people will indeed leave some to the site. usually, they are eyeing to play or bet.
also, as much as possible, leave the amount that you think you can afford to lose. at least, you won't be agitated if something unexpected happen on the site.

Well I dont know how legit are most of this channels and group because most of them just do all these things to actually lure and get trust from their followers or subscriber and I can tell you to a certain level that most of the video and screenshot of account that carry or display these huge amount are actually not real as most of them is just editing. Although it's possible for some gambler to actually keep funds in their account if they gamble alot because the stress if always depositing into the account will be avoided.

It is possible that the streamer is sponsored and he can't withdraw the amount because of the agreement with the casino.  It is possible that only a percentage of those winnings goes to the streamer and it needs to be sent by the person of the casino in-charge of the agreement.  It is also possible that they are bragging about their balance and pretend that they unconsciously showed their bankroll balance.


Same here, I always withdraw my funds out of the casino whenever I am done with my gambling session.  I do not intend to leave any of my coins and use the casino as a stash.

Withdrawing all your winnings immidiately after it was confirmed and credited to your betting account is the best way to manage one's money in gambling sites because leaving your money in gambling sites is very risky approach since you don't have the full custody of the gambling site. So whenever you win and withraw all your winnings, you'll be requested to fund your account the next time you want to place a bet abd that I think is the best approach in managing one's money in gambling sites.

I frankly see my money being safer in most respected casinos like stake.com, then in sitting in my personal wallet. But i don't keep all my money in one casino. I often keep rest of them divided in other casinos and legit exchanges like binance and coinbase. Because when i don't store my money in stablecoins, if any of those gets hacked lethally, value of my coins would drop anyway, so it probably wouldn't hurt to lose some to hack if the value of those coins would drop instantly radically anyway.

Actually, it is not everyone that have the knowledge about the risk involved when keeping money in a centralized platform online, most people think that it is the beat and nothing will happen to their funds, believing that it is safe with the platform. I don't keep my funds in any centralized platform, I only fund my gambling wallet whenever I want to gamble or sometimes, I fund it for the week gambling activities. On the other hand, this group are doing this for you that want their subscription to know that you shouldn't feel that they want to scam you even though, it is true that they want to scam you.

I will rather be a fear man than wait till disaster happen to me. You know the idea of not your keys not your coins, most people don't take it seriously because they haven't been a victim or experience any of it. Had it been they have lost there entire worth into some groups of people, they will pick a race when they see any platforms without keys. Gambling platforms is just another type of centralized exchanges, they are not place to keep money, do whatever you want to do and as soon as you are done with them, migrate all the coins from the exchange to a personal wallet that you can control.

I'm not sure if I'm the only one experience this but anytime I have a win in betting platforms, I developed this anxiety that if u don't withdraw my money, they will later accuse of one thing or the other if u don't withdraw them and all are because of the reports of scam and reputation threads I come accross everyday on the forum, I don't want to be dragged and I don't want to drag either. I will withdraw my capital and the profit instantly and when I'm ready for the next bet, I will deposit again.

Most of those people that leave huge amounts of money in their gambling site wallet just do that to show off, I won’t be surprised if they just deposit that amount of money in their account, and they will just make screenshots of it and withdraw the money back into their account. But if the screenshot is posted on social media, people will start hyping them, but they won’t know that they don’t even gamble or leave that amount of money in their gambling account, they just deposited it there because they wanted to make screenshots or videos, and after doing that, they withdraw it back. Almost everyone on the internet is just living a fake life, and they are always doing things just to get people’s attention.

That should be good practice, withdraw the profit, and just make another round of deposits the next time. If there's no plan on playing right away after the previous session, it's risky to store coins on a third party even how reputable they are. I admit to having stored funds on a gambling site for less hassle deposit the next time I want to play again but that's because I'm a regular gambler and it's not that I'm storing decent value in the gambling site.

It's good that gamblers should enjoy their profits and cash out their winnings. Come on, enjoy it!

It's easy to just make a deposit again and play instead of storing a decent amount of coins on the gambling site.

There are typical of people who only want to show up without having a certain purpose. They may not have the intention to attract people, but people must be attracted with something like winning stories or huge balances.

Agree. They may withdraw it after they posted the screenshot. I'm sure they won't brave to keep it on the casino account when they already published it. Moreover if they are experienced gamblers, they must know if it is too risky keeping huge balances on the casino account. So, it is pretty true that we mustn't believe on them. In addition, the screenshot can be fake, too. It is not difficult to edit the amount of money on the balance.

Apart from showing off there are also many people who leave a bankroll in the casino and the bets they place are small percentages of the bankroll, which you can see that the OP does not do. It is something that makes more sense if you do sports betting or poker but there are people who do it in casino games as well and you avoid having to deposit each time. But yes, in these broadcasts, the main motive is probably for the viewers to see a lot of money in the casino account.

          -   You have a point in what you said, mate. People whose only intention is to get hype will really find a way to achieve their aim.
As you said, it can really happen that someone will deposit a large amount in a casino, take a screenshot to show that he won in a gambling game, and then post it on any social media to encourage people to sign up using his referral link.

That's their strategy, and there are others who are also doing it just to show off, although there are others who are really good gamblers and really win, but others are just pretending, so I agree with what you said.

It is just to show off for sure because they will post it on social media and want to boast about their winnings and the balance of their account but if that person is cautious then for sure he will cover it. Then after taking a picture they will usually withdraw it. I've just recalled that a lot of influencers lately are showing videos where they are gambling and showing off their huge balance and they will be withdrawing it after making that content and their next content they are saying that they deposited money again to play which does not coincide with the previous content.

I don't think withdrawal of money is necessary thing to do if you are gambling at very legit known website. All legit businesses are taking care of their customers anyways. But I need to point that we miss some option(s) to profit from through those deposit accounts. I wish all gambling websites included option to use my deposit account somehow (similar to binance earn program) and give some amount of money overnight.

It happened to me too and probably still happens now. But like you, I also don't use much money in my account so it's a small loss. When gambling, I always try to budget a certain amount of money so that it won't disturb my finances and with that money, I can gamble in peace. So it is not recommended for people to save a lot of money in casinos because they can use more of their money for gambling.

It's better only to deposit money that we can afford to gamble or as our gambling budget for a few days. And don't deposit too much because it can tempt us to use it to gamble while we don't know when we can win gambling.

I also usually withdraw most of my funds. But depending on how much i got away with i usually leave 10-15% there just to goof around. 99% of the time i loose it.
I do want to mention that casinos that have a "Vault" feature to store coins between rounds are the best. Its so useful for trying out some auto bet stuff, or just to limit yourself. Should be mandatory for all sites tbh

I think if the casino sites are good and reliable then there is no need to withdraw money legit casinos store everything well. There are many other new sites that do not operate properly or have restrictions on betting so it is better to withdraw the deposit because not all sites work the same. There are crypto casinos that suit every need imaginable but the downside is that they can be difficult. The best thing is that most of them accept various cryptocurrencies as payment so be careful. You must choose a reputable platform to manage money properly. This means choosing one that offers fair odds, safe transactions and a safe environment. Some platforms offer bonuses for new players,l so it's always worth checking out what they have to offer.

I think the reason people leave funds on an internet gambling site would be mostly convenience. Maybe a secondary concern goes to saving money on withdrawal and transaction fees. If you know that you’re going to be gambling again in the future I don’t see a problem leaving some funds on a site, but I wouldn’t use it as a savings account or wallet.

Most gambling sites have centralized systems. I don't even trust banks. I would never put too much trust in any other centralized system. However, I still use centralized gambling sites within the limits that I set for myself. I don't go over my limits and I keep money in centralized systems that I can afford to lose because centralized gambling sites are constantly targeted by malicious people and we have seen in the past that centralized gambling sites have been hacked many times. I consider it risky to hold more than a certain amount of money on a centralized gambling site.

You think? What a generous statement. I've navigated enough murky online casino waters to know that a glittering facade with promises isnt always gold. Yes, there are "reliable" casinos, but dont kid ourselves. Gambling reliability? As common as unicorns. On sites players bet their life on, I've seen scams. What about crypto casinos? Dont even start, dear. The pitfalls are deeper than usual. The idea of a varied cryptocurrency payment system is appealing, but bigger risk means harsher fall. My advice? Dont believe flashy bonuses. Educate yourself and read every detail before playing. Prepare for combat on the battlefield.

I don't know why people keep their money there as while you do so the urge to go back at gambling to win more is really really high.I personally always withdraw my winnings and only leave the initial deposited amount until I lose it all and call it a day for some time.

That is definitely the better practice to get your money out of a gambling website because as I said the desire to go back and gamble more with the hope to win more is only on the increase.The people who leave such balance there do it for 2 purposes I assume,one to show off or two to increase their VIP/Tier levels to get higher and higher bonuses weekly and monthly.

Gambling sites are not intended for storing our savings. If they are gambling experts then most likely they know what they are doing. Maybe we can see big amounts in their accounts but we do have different levels as to how much big is big. Drake for instance usually bets around a million for a single game so it could be that $5 million in his account is not that big for him. And he bets regularly so there is no need to deposit and then withdraw every time he plans to make a bet. So it is not really surprising to see regular bettors just keeping their winnings in their betting accounts.

One thing I did consider is that, those who leave really huge amount of money on their gambling casino accounts already have more than enough in their wallet, as well as bank accounts, I mean, I won't immediately believe that in this time and era, someone will have his or her entire life savings stored or kept on a gambling casino, that's is a very foolish thing to do, and also very odd to believe.

So I am personally assuming that those guys are just so damn rich , and this amount of money they leave on the gambling casino is probably or possibly nothing to them if they lose it, it's the reason why they do gambling with such amount of money in the first place .

I agree, even tho we can say that the gambling site we stored our money is quite reputable and has a many gamblers still no website is 100% safe from attacks even those website with multiple layer of security still has some flaws. What I mean is do not make gambling wallet like your exchange wallet or hardware wallet, do not be too  tight with paying transaction fee.

The Stake was the top of the casino in this world,So holding money in the Stake will be safe as compared to holding in other casino.The Stake will have many games as to other casino,Since you don’t want to keep all money in one casino.It’s essential to find other trusted casino to keep your money.Some people use their half money in casino and other half in exchanges.So you are going to hold like this half in exchange and remaining half is casino.By this you can inverse all the profit from exchanges into the gambling.Like this you need to think differently on the demand of money and parallel do the trading which is important for the money rotation.

They may do that so they can show off they are successful in comparison to other gamblers. However, there are people out there who indeed prefer to store the bulk of their crypto budget into their account, instead a cold wallet.

It may be cause they want to save money from transaction fees (since they are sure they will be back quite soon to continue gambling).
Or Greed has completely taken them over and cannot help themselves to wager as much as they have in their account.

Regardless what the reason is, I wish everyone good luck and be aware of the risk of gambling at much money at the same time.  ;)

Agreed, not everyone does this. There is security issue and other problems with gambling platforms. No one keeps the entire life saving in the gambling platforms. This is more risky, because the platform is a centralised one. Apart from the centralized feature when we have fund on the wallet we'll get triggered to wager more. This could lead to be successful or losing the funds. As said big amounts kept on gambling platform wallet won't be a big thing for users who never get disturbed by the loss.

There is nothing we can do to stop this, many understand that casinos are a centralized and yet they leave money on the platform and keep their funds on them, but not everyone do such, I only deposit money into a new casino if I plan to use all the money for gambling and if I become lucky I will quickly withdraw the money off the casino still.

My plan was never to use more money for gambling than I should per week, if my threshold is meet I will quit gambling, everyone should be able to manage their money well, and they should also stay away from storing funds on any casino.

Traders leave money on centralized exchanges to avoid moving in the fund the next day which will cause them to pay extra fees for withdrawal, but they make sure to move their successful trades off the exchange and leave some money behind for trading the next day, casinos are not good for this, if you have to let your money sleep on a casino make sure it's not a lot of money.

Exactly. These guys no longer have problems with money, hence they can easily leave a huge sum in their accounts without any hesitations or problems. Plus, with their status and their money, they can easily get that back as they can use their connections to go after the platform. Having lots of money is a cheat code in this day and age, as it gets you what you want when you want it.

People who are gambling in hopes of getting rich will never leave a huge amount in their gambling accounts. They'll immediately withdraw the winnings once it gets significant and try winning again with just a small sum.

I would have to agree if the guy is not a streamer.  But the fact that the person is a streamer, it is possible that the balance is maybe sponsored by the casino he is promoting.  We all know that casino streamers are being sponsored by the casino itself.  So the streamer may be leave the money there because he is not allowed to withdraw that amount.  There is also a possibility of bragging since it is possible after the screenshot he will withdraw the money if it is really his.

As a gambler, I never leave my remaining fund in the casino after playing.  I always withdraw them especially if I get a bigger win.

The recommended thing is of course to withdraw your balance from the casino, but leave some there if you still want to come back the next day. Most gamblers post their winnings and balances at the casino to show off, but I believe they just don't tell you when they withdraw their winnings.

Leaving a lot of budget in a casino without using it for gambling is never recommended, in fact you are advised to stop gambling after winning something decent and continue your gambling at another time. So far I have not deposited anything in the casino, obviously it is the best option to avoid unexpected risks.

THE point is that none of the cases should influence the decision, it doesn't matter if it is true or a lie, it is just referential information.

So, someone who arrives at a certain site and is given a link with the message:  he's going to make big profits, he's doing his job, I have proof , it doesn't matter if that person is Daniel NEgreaunu or "Mr. PePe", it's ever my decision.

The management of your money is always 100% your decision, it happens with the use of a sponsor, just because you see Messi in front of a casino does not have to give you more confidence, it is the objective.

Why would anyone do such?? You think they dunno the intricacies of doing so?? I believe it's a show off...yeah? Cus you'll never be convinced when someone's got nothing left on Thier balance, showing some meagre winnings to you...it's part of the marketing strategies...
Secondly, we've heard stories of casinos folding up for several reasons- one of which is usually very controversial, I would say is Bankruptcy. If this happens, no funds are spared... isn't it enough reasons why you shouldn't HODL hundreds of thousands of dollars in your casino wallets?

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I deposit a set amount, and I play till that goes to zero (or if I'm bored already). If there's leftover money, then I deduct that from my regular deposit amount and then play with it. I usually play small most of the time so even a low bankroll can net me quite a few games though I still do one of those YOLO moments on crash just because. It's kind of scary in the first place to leave money in casinos, just like how you will in exchanges since afaik they don't hold responsibility for it or something? I'd much rather withdraw anything big if i do get one than hold it so that I can share it for clout.

Allowing people to see their wallet balance is for showoff and adversimemt. They simply want to look rich before the public. I don't think they would show it if the wallet balance is low. Showing a high wallet balance will also attract more attention and views. It is just a message that shows that they have proof that they are successful gamblers. Anyone who keeps his wins or large amounts of funds in his casino account is risking his funds. No doubt many reputable casinos have been stable for a long period. But if they are not licensed to operate as banks or exchanges, we should not use them for savings. It is better to leave only funds that have been budgeted for gambling in casinos.

Yep, maybe there are people who keep the money to avoid very often deposit to gambling account. Sure, it more sense if they do it for betting or playing poker. However, I think it is still not a secure way. I'm sure although it is for betting or poker, most gamblers won't keep too much money on their casino accounts.

True. The possible reason is to have higher viewers. As I said before, people must be interested in huge balances. It will automatically attract people to see the post. Although some people may understand it is not something real, they still want to check it because they are curious about that. It is one of the trick to add more viewers, post something interesting.  ;D

So far, I believe there are two strong possibilities influencing why he keeps a significant amount of money on an online gambling platform.

1. Perhaps he has recently won something substantial, causing a drastic increase in his balance. Before withdrawing the funds from the gambling platform, he takes a screenshot and proudly shares it with his friends, signaling his success in the game. It's possible that after taking the screenshot, he proceeds to initiate a withdrawal.

.2 This scenario might be typical for someone who is not well-versed in centralized systems. It's conceivable that he refrains from making a withdrawal because he intends to play other games at a later time. After a big win, he may believe that more victories are on the horizon.

As someone accustomed to cryptocurrency and other decentralized assets, it's indeed viewed as a risky move, as the money held by the gambler is under the platform's control. So, it's reasonable for you to bring up this topic, and it's possible that the individual with a substantial balance on the gambling platform is unfamiliar with the differences between decentralized and centralized systems.

Saving money on casino is consider not a good reason. Gambling is risky, it's not easy as illustrated by these gambling top influencers who are after their won personal gains and nothing more. They do have a strong community that's capable of boosting the ratio of their gambling ads, always ready to take good advantage of these opportunities to make extra cool cash, but for me I'm already used to the entire process. Saving and displaying the hugh figures in an account are the processes that are involved in gambling ads, tends to persuade and influence the decisions of the public.

Yes, of course that is not a good choice. If there is a balance on a gambling site, I personally tend to play continuously and I am sure the results will be bad, the money will all be gone. Withdrawing money from gambling sites makes us unable to play continuously and control our finances and control ourselves from gambling addiction. In my opinion, the ideal gambling is once a week. If you gamble too often, you will usually lose a lot because controlling your emotions becomes more difficult.

While everyone thinks its for show off, lets not forget that most people are ignorant. They are similar to traders that keep funds on exchanges. I've left some good amount in a casino and even felt comfortable leaving them there, because it helped me gamble swiftly and keeps my bank roll high at all times. Also, it depends on the gambling strategy of the player, some people wants to pause gambling at will, not because of insufficient balance. Additionally, if a player sets some funds apart for gambling and wins through the funds, it'll be great to play with his winnings, and save his fiats for other things. However, it's risky, but the effect can be different for individual players, when the casino malfunctions or goes offline. But, these casinos, some, are registered with physical offices. If such thing as a casino going offline occurs, affected players have a physical office they can approach or sue to get back their money. Though it's rare for an online casino to go offline without prior warning or problems that'll signify players to get off their funds. Hence, players who do that, should always stay observant, to be on a safe side. Don't forget that some gamblers have lots of money, their only problem is where to keep it.

Like most people, the balance displayed is just for show so other people think that the balance displayed is the result of playing at the casino. There is no other purpose, although it is usually one of the requests of the casino to get people in the group interested in playing. Personally, I don't like keeping old balances in casino accounts, let alone having to leave them unplayed or withdrawn. There is a kind of worry that we forget and the balance could be locked by the casino because it is deemed that there is no activity from the owner.

They might be rich people. Have you considered that? ;) They don't care about leaving a huge amount in their wallets because they can afford to lose that or some of them are betting high amounts so they would need that balance to keep the game going. Depositing and withdrawing back and forth might be a drag for them so it's just better to keep it there if they will keep on gambling every day.
You are correct, it's not right to keep a big balance in one account but those are for average people like us who are afraid that we might lose it more if we keep it there because of the temptation that we might gamble it more.
For me, I have my own number to withdraw, $50 and I am happy to take it out.  :D

There are two different sides in my view to an account that holds so much balance there. First, they are influencers who share content on social media with large balances on their demo accounts. Second, the motive is just to show off (if the account is real). Active gamblers are very aware of the risks that can arise from storing their money on online gambling sites, they will not allow their money to be stored for a long time in a place where the level of security is not guaranteed.
My assumption is that there are many motives for content found on social media, maybe they immediately withdraw all the money after the content is created or they are part of the site that deliberately distributes videos on social media to attract other people's interest in visiting their site.

We will not know whether the amount they get is the amount they can withdraw or whether the amount is the amount the casino has given them to play and get more people to register at their casino. They are just showing off and will not show how much they withdraw and that's why we don't need to think about it because it is just entertainment for the audience.

We also don't need to keep too much balance in our gambling account because that's risky and it's better to keep enough balance that we can use at any time. This is to reduce the risks that may occur to our gambling account. And if we can win a lot of money, we should withdraw the money to another wallet and leave a few dollars in the gambling account to gamble another day.

This could be due to several reasons
1. He is showing off and showing everyone that he is very expert in gambling
2. He is going to withdraw larger amounts together
3. He sometimes wants to take advantage of this opportunity to win a huge amount because of the sure bet he can do so.
4. Maybe he owns a lot of money so he doesn't care about this amount of money
There could be many other reasons which we cannot say for sure

You already knew the answer mate , and that is for show off or else they are not stopping playing  day and night so continuously leaving their funds inside so it will be available at any moment?

not sure what are their main reason but for me , it is to empress others because of how much they won and how much money they still have in their account.

If you already won enough money on the day you should be withdrawing it as it needs to be spent on something else not on betting it back on their platform as the chances are huge that you will lose it all. You are right withdrawing it prevents us from playing more. Even though we can deposit back but you still need to go through some process to play again.

Doing gambling once a week is better than gambling on a daily basis but it is better to not have that frequency because you are looking forward to ending the week so that you can play. It is better to play when it has already been a long time since you've played like more than a month or you have forgotten so that you cant keep thinking of it.

Security issue is the main problem we face with any centralized gambling platform, anything can happen to your money at anytime could be due to hack or company scamming it’s customers. It’s no news to us now about how companies gain customers trust and later end up scamming their own customers. Aside scam and hack issues another challenge people face when they keep money on gambling websites is the temptation to always play more games than the usual especially when experiencing a streak of losses. Greed will take control and he will be pushed to stake more in order to gain back money lost and this usually doesn’t end well. If a gambler can keep his gambling attitude in check and fully trusts the casino and is not bothered about scam or hack he can always save money on the site but he should be aware that the money is saved at his own risk.

Whatsoever the reason and no matter the amount he has no one will be willing to lose money they worked hard to get except if he robbed a bank or scam people or illegally got the money and even so scanning or robbing a bank is also hard work because it is not easy to carry out any of them and what would be the essence of working hard to earn money and lose it carelessly. He might have his reasons but it will be better and advisable to not expose yourself and be a target for criminals and taking precautions doesn’t kill.

Lol, please use some critical thinking why bet slips are shared on social networks or chatting apps and why they show the account balance as well. Don't you think that this is most likely a targeted promotion instead of some real player sharing sensitive information? The message is that you should go to that platform because obviously there is money to be made. A lot of money, presumably. That's the whole idea behind sharing this information in public. You seem to be quite susceptible to online information of all kinds. I hope you don't get caught by conspiracy theories as well. No, Trump is not in prison yet even though there are fotos on the Internet showing that he is in jail.

I mean, each person has it's own choice to manage his money.

Since we're in Bitcoin forum where we know decentralization is the most important thing, most of users will agree if holding coins mmust be in non custodial wallet. But we can't deny if many people are leave their coins in centralized exchange, staking in unknown site, or even leave their coins in gambling sites.

So just do what you think the best for you.

In fact, I think that while you wanted to ask a question you actually stated the answer in the question. Usually, such people show all their earnings and even a large part of their savings by depositing more money to gambling websites just to show off. In particular, almost everyone who claims to sell VIP betting tips uses this method because they want to show that they have earned so much money through gambling and that they have a high budget that they can use for gambling.

Personally, I take care to withdraw this money after the balance I use for gambling reaches my target amount because remaining a high balance in the gambling website account may cause bad consequences in case of a possible loss of self. Also, for me earnings aren't profit unless they end up in my wallet as a digital asset or cash that I can spend. Earnings always suit the pocket and if they are not transferred to the pocket it creates the perception that it is insufficient regardless of the amount.

I know that they want to show off with their slip betting winnings and then withdraw from gambling afterwards.

The same thing with many people when I win I will withdraw and leave a little on the gambling site but I never show off any winnings in gambling because for me privacy is important, there are different ways of others maybe it's their desire just to be known to many people, that he has won a lot of money in gambling.

But the important thing is to be able to enjoy the results of this victory, then it is better to withdraw after winning the bet.

Of course, thanks to the constant streams of online casinos and the uniqueness of their implementation, streamers become more famous and gain an audience and regular subscribers. There are not so many options for attracting: you either need to lose a lot or win jackpots. Viewers really like such extremes. Thanks to them, streamers can enter into good contracts for payment from casinos.

The best ending for them in my opinion is to never appear in public or stream again after they have earned good money. Because if they stream for a very long time and gain worldwide fame, they might be recognized on the street and robbed. There is also a risk of meeting an angry subscriber who lost a lot of money, thinking that the streamer contributed to the loss.

Yes, and its really that impossible for you to be not to be able to think about the risks on leaving those coins into those platforms which it is something that a pretty basic thing for us to be able to know along the way or
we are really that engaging into this space where you could really do almost everything as long you do have the money but it is really that much better that you would really be pulling out those funds into those centralized platforms because there are people who do only just making out such step or behavior on the time that they had realized that they have done the wrong thing but there are really that who are hardheaded but on the time
that disaster happens then this is where they do keep whining and banging up their heads into the wall. Its true that each person does have their own mindset and believe on which it would really be just not shocking
that decisions and preference that had been made is really that different to each person and this is why just let them be on what are the things that they would gonna do with their money. It is really that
that its a different thing on each person because of its own insights and decisions in life.

Some people might not want to withdraw their money from casinos because the fees are to high. If there is a casino you gamble at frequently then you will lose a lot in fees by constantly withdrawing. I usually only keep a modest sum in casino wallets and will withdraw once a certain threshold is reached. Some casinos might adjust their fees dynamically depending on the state of the mempool. It is wise to take advantage of this and make your withdrawals during a period when network fees are low.

First of all, if you can avoid it, never store your money long term on gambling sites. Make sure that your money is in your own wallet. Not on any third party wallet (casinos, exchanges, etc.).

It does seem like a shame if your casino has high withdrawal requirements, so anyone gambling small amounts can just leave them in their casino wallet. (I gamble with small amounts so I do not care about my casino fund safety too much. But big winnings should be withdrawn)

You can never know when and where the next hack, scam, etc. takes place. Even the most trusted casino is ultimately a centralized entity which has full access to your casino wallet and your money. We should not forget that.

Or maybe, use a coin that has a fast and cheap transaction fee. Fees really sums up if you are constantly withdrawing on every gambling session you have, I experienced it and that's why I started to use altcoins that has a low transaction fee that you will not even notice after withdrawing. We all have our strategy in lowering that transaction fees in depositing and withdrawing but one think is for sure, don't leave your money on a casino especially if you plan on returning for a long time. We can't be sure about casinos nowadays knowing that there's a recent "reputable" casino that ran gamblers money and disappeared.

Normally, gamblers do make withdrawals after winning big. I don't think any gambler would save a whole lot of money at the casino unless it's for a particular amount that they are sure they want to use for gambling. Based on what others have said and also what I think, it's obviously for the sake of showing off that would only make those social media gambling channels expose a heavy ballance for the reason of trying to fool people into believing that they can also make big wins with those channels. This thing is almost on all social media platforms, like WhatsApp, Facebook, and the two that OP mentioned.

If a casino asked for KYC verification unaware it means that is a clear indication of scam casinos, many of such casinos are very popular and most of them already have several red scam accusations against them.
Best for everybody to avoid them because what they are after is to take your deposits and walk away at will, and that is the primary aim, scamming, on the contrary, such casinos also promise high bonuses for deposits but of what use is the bonus when you can't withdraw your winnings.

Some gamblers especially those that are amateurs in the industry often see it to be a grow my funds kind of opportunity. They end up thinking by leaving there funds there, they could as well re-stake most of it in a bet and double it and keep doubling it until they would have a life of fortune of it but the reality is, this can happen one in over 10,000 individuals with no statistical data to prove (^{yeah, this is me speaking out of what is obtainable in my locality}). What I’ll overly say is the best option is that, you withdraw just a sizable amount to use for yourself and leave just about enough to gamble with. It would promote a not seeing gambling for a survival model but rather, for a means of relaxation or fun. Leaving so much money online would end you betting with all of them and you’ve got more chances of lose.

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You won't be surprised to see their account balance because their betting site balance is completely fake and fabricated.This is done to attract others as people see themselves attracted to that gambler/casino. It can be called a type of business advertisement or strategy.

Also an important thing is never to keep full balance in any gambling or betting site account as if it gets hacked then all your balance will be lost forever or if your account is suspended or destroyed for any reason you will never be able to get your balance back. So never forget all your balance in your gambling or casino sites but if you withdraw a certain amount weekly or daily there is no possibility of facing all these problems.

If you had money in the top coin like bitcoin and Ethereum,every time of deposit you need to pay fee.The withdraw also the same fee will added all the time.So either use the altcoin and which was listed on your gambling site.Most of the altcoin fee will be very low.For example,the XRP transaction is ten times lesser then the transaction fee of the bitcoin.So you do the ten transaction using the one time transaction fee of the bitcoin or Ethereum.If you are not okay to pay the transaction fee many times,the best option will be hold the money in the website itself and hold the money in the gambling site itself.But for that you need to verify the gambling site is good or trusted.

Well sometimes I see that act as too much laziness and over trusting on the casino to secure their funds,  same also apply to some traders who leave huge balance on exchange,  some time when anything happen to such site,  their become crippled because they will have nothing left to fall back to at the end,  because I don't see the reason why anyone will leave such money on a casino balance.

And still take the risk to display such balance to the public this act will attract hackers to start targeting such accounts and once their get hold of it the money is gone,  but if you have them stored in your private wallet it won't be easy for third-party penetrations.

I will never support the idea of gamblers leaving there money in a casino when they can always remove there funds and use it for whatever they like than leaving there money there because they have been using the casino for so long thinking the reputation can not be tarnished. Gambling has a lot of aspects and we need to know what we are doing or else we are going to be missing it big. We supposed to have a particular money that we can always use to make bets without going to touch our major money which we can use to do some certain things without issues.

The wise choice is to actually just play around with money that you are more than happy to lose to gambling. Using any exchange wallets/gambling wallets to store your money is a big risk considering that the whole industry is ridden with hackers and scammers nowadays. The risk is much bigger with gambling since not only are you fighting against these hackers, you also have to take into account the fact that we need to control our gambling urges. Playing while having a large balance stokes your ego subconsciously and makes you think that you're still in the green cause you have enough money anyway, when it couldn't be any farther from the truth especially to some of us who gamble on a budget.

So I say you should use a cold wallet to store your money safely, a hot wallet to transact with, and then use that hot wallet to store money that you're going to gamble away, making sure that you only gamble money that you can afford to lose.

That will be as a result of careless attitude of the player, by keeping an easy to brute-force passwords. But, hackers rarely go for individual accounts, they target the big cow, the casino. And such attack cannot be enforced because of the balance of a player. Casinos become prey to hackers, when hackers discover how huge the amount of money the casino is holding. Or the kind of endorsement deal the casino give to celebrities. So, nobody can be sure what led to the attack of a casino. That's why players who think the money on their casino balance is too much or can affect them if anything happens, should withdraw.


Their available balance, no matter how big it is for others, can be what you're talking about for them. Not all gamblers keep their life savings saved in a casino. It's meant for gambling and they have money in banks or wallets. Only an irresponsible player will do that, going all in with their savings.

You can't really tell as to the extent that hackers can go,  because of at any attempt the screenshot carries the gamblers account details with the large balance believing me that hackers will definitively reach out to make several attempts to take control of of that account.

Some time they may target the account owner through phishing link or other offers that will tempt him to lose his security unless he is smart enough not to display some vital traceable info on the screenshot.

Maybe the big hackers are always looking for big cows, but there are some hackers that are always after such accounts that have big amounts of money. Since they already exposed them,  hackers will also be after them, so exposing that kind of account is prone to hacking and other things. If you have that amount of money on a gambling account, it’s better to just keep it secret and don’t expose it.

I don’t also think it’s a nice idea to leave everything on a gambling site. The amount that will be used at that particular period can be saved there, but leaving a huge amount of money there is really bad because you might end up misusing the money. Sometimes you will be pushed to gamble with huge amounts even when you are not supposed to, due to the amount you are holding in your wallet, and you will find it difficult to stop gambling sometimes because you have a large amount in your wallet.

True. Normal gamblers will send the money when they win it from gambling. Specifically when thy win big prize, they must withdraw it a half at least. They must understand that keeping all the money on gambling accounts won't be a good idea. They also think to enjoy the money after they spend some efforts and take many times to win it. They money which is kept on gambling account, it should be a usual allocation, they won't leave big money.

Of course, it is just for showing up. Or it is used to raise the popularity of the media social channel. When there is an interesting post like winning big prize from gambling or having big balances from earning money on such gambling sites, people will be attracted with the post. If there are many people watch/see the post, the media social channel will rise the popularity.

The huge betting balance on the accounts they advertise on social media platforms are just showoff, it's another way of telling their potential clients that they are winning constantly and to lure them to subscribe to their games. If they have few dollars many persons will not take them seriously.

I do the same thing, I withdraw my money every time I've a big win and leave a sizeable budget on my account. This approach keeps me in check, helps me not to gamble off all my winnings and mitigates the chances of losing all my funds if the betting platform gets shot down or carryout an exit scam.

Social media is an unreal place where people lie about just about anything. And it is easy for them to get away with it because it cannot be verified. In sports gambling where naive and greedy gamblers are drawn into several signal groups by bet slips, testimonials, and others. The story always remains the same if you naively follow those people who display their winning slips on social media, you will lose. They are not genuine people. I see how they shut down people who oppose them and call out their scams. As a sports gambler it will pay you well if you do not depend on these people, try and get your game your self instead of looking to them. 

Agreed, they especially some content creators or influencers who play always display their huge balances, honestly this is a big question mark for some people, and do you believe that it's a real balance? if you believe then maybe you are one of the people who just came to this gambling, I say it's just a promotional group that they use to lure many new members, and they like to say that the spin there is very good, but in reality it's just bullshit. Do not believe easily and it is true as you say that what is there is just nonsense, not real because their goal is only to invite more people to follow what they do, if you are a beginner then surely maybe you will believe and you will get the real facts when you try to play there, it is clear that defeat will continue to dominate you friend.


You have chosen the right action buddy by immediately withdrawing when you get a big win there, most gamblers come to get a win and if they have got it then there is nothing else they need to wait for but to withdraw and enjoy the money. Do not be greedy, because if you continue to play with the intention of getting bigger then it cannot be denied that in the end your entire balance will run out again, that's what always happens. If you really want to keep playing then well I agree with the steps you take, put or leave a little of your budget in the gambling wallet and also withdraw some of the money for you to enjoy, that would be better my friend. So even if in the end you lose too you remain calm because you have made a withdrawal before.

We need to be more skeptical about what we see online as many people are too naive for their own good, however with technologies like photoshop which has been around for a long time and deepfakes which are relatively new then almost anything can be faked online, as such people need to be way more critical and try to use their common sense to try to tell if what they are seeing makes sense or not, and it is obvious that someone sharing a huge balance in a casino is either a whale or is lying, with the latter option being way more likely as whales are relatively scarce.

Yeah, it could be that having such a huge amount in their balance is just to gamble with it; I don't doubt it, but the question is: how often does Drake show his casino wallet balance for the public to see how much he's got in there? Those channels that show those huge balances can still show their winning tickets and how much they have won without having to display their wallet balance. As a matter of fact, they can even cover the balance with ink, but they chose to show it off as evidence to convince people to believe them, while they only scam people.

A gambler will probably rarely show their casino wallet balance and if they could, they wouldn't show it in public or on social media just to show off. But maybe some influencers do it just to show off so that many people or their followers will be amazed to see it. But saving large amounts of money in a gambling account balance is unnecessary because we have to be careful with our money and even though the money is intended for gambling, it is still not worth doing. It's better to immediately withdraw the money and only deposit the money we can afford to gamble. And even if we can deposit large amounts of money into a gambling account, that means that it is money that we can afford to use for gambling so that if something happens, we will not regret it.

I think there are truly people or gambler who have a control of their selves that even they leave their balances on their gambling accounts, they won't still touch it until it is the right time for them to play gambling again. Sadly I'm not one of it and even though I withdraw my balance in the casino, I can still be able to deposit them back.

Even though if we are like the ones that I said earlier who can control their selves, there is still a risk on leaving money in a centralized platform and that is they can confiscate your money anytime they like even though it seems you don't do something inappropriate. Lastly they can get hacked and we can lose all of our funds.

We can make deposit of any amount into our casino wallet as long as it not beyond the limit set for a maximum deposit on the gambling platforms ToS, if we are considering someone like Drake, we cannot assume his own conditions to be thesame with ours as applicable because he's an influential celebrity, not only that, he has the money and such could not cost him anything, people like him can make a deposit of a very huge amount of money and yet gamble and do same continuously over time because he can afford to do so, unlike the regular gamblers.

Exposing the balance of their gambling account through a screenshot is another strategy use by those users of gambling telegram channels to attract more newcomers to their group.

To them it's an evidence to show that their predictions are working and they are making profits through the winnings from their predictions but many of those screenshots they showcase are fake they are doctored to make it look like their bets are completely sure but every wise gambler is supposed to understand that no prediction is 100% sure, it's all about luck.

As a genuine gambler I can't leave my winnings in my gambling account, each winning is meant to be withdrawn leaving specific amount to be use for another bet trial anyone leaving his whole winnings in  account and making a screenshot to bring to public is either being stupid or trying to defraud an unsuspecting gambler that may be lured by that screenshot.

Maybe I'm a bad example because I barely put a couple dollars into a bet every week or two and end up making more than that from playing free games on the sites. I'm not actually sure why they continue to let my account play the free games. This means that I tend to keep small, sub $30 amounts in the account and prevents me from wasting away too much money on frivolous games. When I play the lottery I also tend to limit my account to about $10 max spend per week, which prevents overspending or wasting it on side games that do not achieve the same effect. Any time I manage to win big, it's a case of withdrawing all the excess funds and this has allowed me to take money from a few sites.

Yes, that's correct. Some gamblers can control themselves when they gamble so that they will not experience a lot of losses because they have anticipated it before losing a lot. They will always maintain their limits and not violate them because they know how to reduce large losses to have a balance in their gambling account. They can also withdraw their winnings because they can win an amount of money that will reach the minimum limit to withdraw.

However, we must be able to try to control ourselves rather than losing a lot of money in gambling. We also don't want to see all our deposit money run out immediately that day. And it's better not to leave too much money on the casino site, especially if we only come back a few weeks later because we don't know what will happen later.

When it comes to social media, don't believe everything you see there..we have people are are paid to do that or rather play with funds from the gambling platform to try create that people of saying high rollers are welcome.

Besides, people who play with real funds that they have worked for themselves usually hide such balances to avoid critics of all walks.

Like you have pointed out,only leave funds on a gambling platform that you will be playing with in the shortrun and not using these platforms as a wallet which is risk especially knowing that these guys usually don't take the blame!

I also agree with what you say, because the truth is when we leave money in a casino or in an exchange or something like that, it's not our money, it's the casino's money. It is excahnge money, many things can happen, you can be unlucky that everything is fine and suddenly there is a hack and the funds are lost, there are places like casinos that when that happens to them they do not compromise the players' funds , and if the casinos rob them, what they do is put their money there for them, because they know that they are their clients and that they should always be fine, now, a very common case that happened something like this was in stake.ocm where they discovered a large amount of money, and those things at that time because they suspended for 1 hour or 2, they reviewed everything, and then they restored the casino services normally as if nothing had happened, and the players' funds were not affected.

Things like this also happened in an exhcnge, a very old one where they built or closed and people were left without their money, so from that moment it was understood that we have to have our money in our power, there is no other way, it that is in our hands with our own private keys we can say that it is our money is ours.

There are many people who think that having the money on a platform is safe, and they can give the assurance that it is, and that they have great security in its custody, perhaps that is so but basically things are as they are, as it is in In reality, it is not our money, it is in that platform, be it a casino, be it an exchange, things will always be and work like this, you can imagine that one has some money, bathing and suddenly being told that the exchange, or casino, has gone bankrupt, Or does nothing always work again? That's enough to make you desperate, and that has happened on many occasions. There is nothing better than if you have money in a casino, then you withdraw and every time you go to play or make a deposit.

Exactly, and they also know that keeping the huge sum on the casino would awaken more urge in them to gamble more and try more luck if they can win big again. A lot of gamblers don't just keep money at the casino because they know it will make them gamble more than usual. To some gamblers, they might feel that the moment they are not gambling is when their luck is supposed to happen and they would want to gamble; having money at the casino will just be an access to what they want.


If it's for those channels that ask you to subscribe so they can give you sure games to bet on, that's most of the strategy they use to entice visitors, because they know that if a gambler sees that heavy balance, they will be convinced to believe it's real.

Hackers are always just waiting for the right time to strike and the right people to target. They have the means to attack, but they are not openly trying to make contact unless they are sure that they already have everything that they need to perform the attack. This is why I'm wary of people posting lots of information online of their account screen and betting history, or any other personal information for that matter. It's like they are inviting themselves to be hacked.

Best thing to do to protect your online accounts is to not let anyone know you have them to begin with, or use a password manager to make sure that you are not reusing a password for another website. I think these things are already common internet hygiene by now, and should not be reminded to people every now and then - but hacks still occur, so eh, whatever.

This is true, and I've noticed additional reasons to avoid placing your faith in others on social media.  All of these platforms simply brag about their enormous balances for their own individual motives, such as to entice users to their services or perhaps to defraud them. You are correct that it is improper to display your balance, as many members have recommended, and that no one would wish to do so in order to avoid being a target of fraudsters.

             -   I believe in that matter, mate. Usually,  hackers really target those who have a large amount to get for sure. That's why the big gambling platforms in crypto are the ones that have a solid reputation in this industry, apart from the big exchanges.

Also, I rarely see an individual being hacked, unless there are large assets hidden in the crypto space. So we still need to be careful when choosing the casino we will enter to play gambling, especially if we are going to gamble a large amount on a casino platform.

The truth is that there's no one that saves on casinos unless it's just the money that you have decided to spend all on gambling too. Recently, stake casino was hacked, and the hackers made away with millions of dollars. It's even enough reason for gamblers to be afraid of keeping huge amounts of money in the casino. The reason why someone would keep a huge amount in a casino is for the same reason that everyone has just been talking about, which is to show off and convince people that they are influential gamblers that always make huge wins.

Most of the time it's laziness.  People do the same thing in keeping theor crypto on trading exchanges its the same thing
  The beauty of crypto is that you can send it to a wallet where only you control it with no one else with access (to include banks).  It's a shame people don't use crypto how it was intended to be used.

If people have no problem lying to your face, can you imagine how easy it is to do so online where almost anything can be faked in one way or another? There is a reason social media celebrities are called influencers, they are trying to sway you and make you think what they want, most of the time with the express purpose of obtaining money out of you, and when so much money is at stake then you must assume that a great deal of those people do not have your best interests at heart.

I think this is what a lot of people think. There is no advantage whatsoever in keeping your money in a gambling account. Those who save their money there are usually gamblers who sell their gambling content on the Internet. When they have big enough money, people will watch their channel because they want to see the big bets that will be played. I think they want to show off but also because they make content related to gambling. That makes it all make sense.

We decide to keep the money in our gambling account or send it to another wallet so it can be safer. But if there are still more cases of hacking in casinos, we should send the money we have in our gambling account to another wallet and only deposit enough money to gamble. It will reduce the risk of our gambling account being hacked by hackers so we don't have to worry about anything. We also don't need to show off our winnings to the public because that can cause negative things and will make some people find out more about our gambling account. And later, they might try to get into our gambling account to steal the money. It's better to save the winnings in another wallet to make it safer.

As the number of social media apps increases so do the scams. Caution should be exercised at all times while using social media platforms. Otherwise the risk is all data will fall into the hands of scammers within second, I also think it's best to play your own experience some offer low wins per game, others offer big payouts. If your goal in going to the casino is to win big you need to choose your games carefully. You can go for shorter time limit games win money faster or play games that require a lot of strategy and skill but offer bigger payouts.

If managing money means where to keep our crypto, then for sure, gambling sites or trading sites are not the ones where we should store our crypto. We can move our crypto to these sites to gamble or trade but as soon as we get the profit, its time to move them back to our wallets.

I usually tell my friends that once you go to the shop and buy something, you bring that thing home. So when we get some profits/coins from gambling sites, why we are happy to keep them there?

In case of any mishap/hack/scam, all that money stored in the centralized exchanges is gone and they are not our money as long as they are on their platform.

It’s obvious that they do it for show off since they are trying to convince their audience about their winning bets. Maybe after screen shot, they eventually withdraw their balance or most likely they will use those amount to make another bet. But if you are a professional gambler, you will never leave a huge balance in any gambling site. That’s too risky on your part, as you can lose that amount anytime when the site becomes instantly inaccessible due to site problems that suddenly arise.

Absolutely agree with you. Keeping money on any site is a very unwise decision, because even if the site has an impeccable reputation, it can be hacked. I would advise to keep funds only on hardware wallets or cold wallets. It should be realized that if wallets and protocols are hacked almost every day, then one day hackers will be able to get to the wallet that belongs to the gambling site and then you can definitely say goodbye to your money.

It's for showing off because they always post their winning for people to see, we don't know if after doing a screenshot they withdraw their money but they are gamblers so they know better, and maybe they have trust in the casino that they playing that it doesn't matter to them if they have a huge amount in their dashboard.
But it's a practice that you should withdraw your earnings because so many casinos are making it hard for their players to withdraw and there's a possibility of losing your profit It is always a temptation to have money in your dashboard.

It’s part of show off but not the main purpose of their post since the huge win is the main highlight of their post while hiding balance for them is a bit awkward knowing that their balance is already exposed when they are doing the stream. Hiding it while everyone knows it is just a waste of time so they just let it show as part of attraction but the profit is their main goal.

In terms of management, That huge amount is probably just part of their bankroll. It's rare for an influencer to deposit all their balance in the casino since they are playing the casino money which is part of their del with the casino.

People need to understand that even if centralized institutions do what they can in order to not be hacked, it is just a matter of time until it happens even if they had the best security they could pay for, and if they do not want to be one of the affected parties in that event then they need to keep their coins on their own wallets, and while it is likely the security we can implement is below what an exchange or a casino can put in place, the fact that we do not have anywhere near as much money as those businesses means that no serious hacker will try to get to our coins.

If you gamble on a trusted crypto gambling site, why should you withdraw all your winnings from there?  Does their reputation not make you feel comfortable to put your money there long enough?

i noticed on several online gambling sites that when you make a large withdrawal, their system will automatically detect it and you will make it a little difficult for them, so i never withdraw all the money that i win, i will withdraw it periodically, until reaching a certain nominal value, this is more of an ethical issue i think.

I assume others leave their funds because they might continue playing, or maybe the funds they have are sponsored by the casino.

In my case, I only withdraw my balance frequently whenever i'm using altcoins and if I don't have plans to gamble for quite a while because the withdrawal fees in BTC can quickly add up compared to altcoins. If leaving my balance in the casino for a few days would save me time and money, then i'd prefer to do that over withdrawing every time my session ends.

It has nothing to do with reputation, it is more about how do you secure and manage your own gambling funds. Even if I play in a reputable casino, once I win, I'll withdraw it. Do you need to know the reason? Dont you know that there is always a risk of losing your winning due to few different reasons? One of them is losing it back because you are too greedy to continue playing because you know that you have good balance in your account. Other possibility is that you lose your money due to unexpected thing such as being hacked (your account or even the whole casino). It is not recommended to store or to keep your money in any online service for long time, better to safe than sorry later.

Even though it is a trusted crypto gambling site, we should withdraw all winnings from there and leave a little money in our gambling account to gamble another day immediately. That will make it easier for us because we don't have to wait for the deposit. The casino's reputation has made us comfortable because we have not encountered any problems but if it is money, we should withdraw it as soon as possible. Especially if it is a casino, we can be tempted to return to gambling and instead use the winnings to gamble.

Most casinos will ask users to perform KYC before they can withdraw large amounts of money. Moreover, now the regulators are monitoring casinos more strictly so that casinos cannot do anything other than comply with the regulations. You can also withdraw it periodically if that is the best thing for you, but you must be able to control yourself not to use the winnings for gambling.

Of course, influencers just show off their balance to attract attention and hope they will gamble on the sites they promote. In fact, we will hide the amount of balance we have because if the balance is large then friends will definitely ask for tip and if the balance runs out then friends will laugh at it. So conditions like that only happen to influencers and don't imitate them, especially if you deposit a lot of money like them, because it's not something that should be imitated and will cost you a lot of money.

It is a matter of principles, this whole market was created with an idea in mind, which was to allow every single person to become their own bank, and this means having full custody of your coins most of the time, and while it is understandable that you have to deposit your coins when using different services and lose control of them for a while, we should only let go of this control for the smallest amount of time that we can, so even if a casino has proven to be worthy of your trust over the years, it is still not a god idea to leave your coins there for long.

I also agree on you. No matter how reputable a casino is, that is not an enough guarantee that your funds will certainly be safe always. There are sudden incidents that made some casinos to collapse, and if your funds are still saved in there, that will be in danger of course. That's the reason why I don't trust long term safekeeping with my winnings in a certain casino, even if I have definite plans to gamble again.

If the casino had prove his survival in the market like the Stake,we can able to deposit the coins and hold for the longer period.Because only some new gambling site may try to scam their user for the few dollars.The process of holding the money in the gambling site like this will use the eighty percentage of my deposit money to recover the 20 percentage of the profit at the end of the day.So it help me to cash out that twenty percentage for my monthly expenses.If I had cash out of twenty percentage for the five set,the money I had deposit was out from the wallet.So all the holding in the site will be the winnings.

I'm sure it's not a way to show off if you are an expert gambler, but if it's for the purpose of sharing (like when you have intention to recruit on your affiliate marketing), then probably it is. Gamblers who bet a decent amount of money usually don't withdraw their funds right away after every session; they keep their money on the gambling site as that is considered their bankroll. This bankroll has a long-term purpose, and most definitely they have a target profit to set before withdrawing the funds, probably not everything.

That's your own style, and there's nothing wrong with that. But bear in mind that every gambler has their own style. Withdrawing your winnings might not be ideal for some gamblers as they want to increase their bankroll, which allows them to place bigger bets and potentially win more. So, just stick with what you are comfortable doing, and let them do their thing.

At the end of the day, we all just want to enjoy ourselves and make a profit. As long as that's achieved, we all win.

Correct, there are some casinos out there which have demonstrated over the years they are worthy of our trust, but even in that case we must minimize the amount of time our coins are outside our control, I know this can be impractical for some and they may not like to pay the additional fees such an attitude entails, but as long as you are able to avoid a massive hack once then those fees become irrelevant, as the amount of money you would have saved should be way higher than any fees you had to pay over the years.

Yeap!!

It's certainly to show off and also as a marketing strategy, as it is much more effective for you to show your followers in just 10 seconds that you have a lot of money in a casino account than to spend 10 minutes explaining how you win. a quarter of that.

Obviously you are doing the right thing... withdrawing all the money you earn and keeping only the amount necessary to continue playing. Everyone should do this, but I believe this rule does not apply to influencers.

It's definitely for showoff, but also some do it to attract or influence other people into gambling sites; they are giving the wrong idea to the viewers on how easy it is to earn in gambling sites such as that, but in reality it is not. In short, they usually do it to attract more players and deposit in that site, as well as for referrals. In my opinion, keeping a huge amount of money on a gambling site is not a good idea. There are many reasons why, but mainly that your money could be gone.

That's the difference between an active gambler and an occasional gambler and also between a whale gambler and a small gambler, I don't mean to belittle because I too, like you, will always withdraw my winnings at the casino and as far as I remember, I only left funds in one of the casinos which is quite trusted, but that's because I'm take advantage of the staking feature of this casino but in other casinos the balance is always zero and do as you do, just make a deposit when I want to play.
However, it could be that the display you see is just a form of enticement. After the gambler has finished gambling, he will also withdraw it because it is never safe to leave funds at any casino even if it is said to be trusted, or what you see is a fake balance.

Clout Chasing should be considered 1st.

Evidence so they could get more followers and engenders should be two.

But not all though, I've also seen big punters that are privacy minded, they get to edit the tickets and tickets ID before taking em on air.
Saving money with betting and gambling sites crazy honestly.

Gambling and Casinos are almost like exchanges,they can pause withdrawals for a while just to achieve what they want.
Most Importantly, Privacy is Power and it should stay that way. I so much love it when people win and don't go loud bout it, drawing unnecessary attentions.

We should look after the funds by moving them elsewhere rather than keeping them in a casino or elsewhere. We will never know what will happen in that place, so if we move it to another place, we don't need to worry about anything. In addition, by moving them to another place, we can control the funds at any time, and nothing will prevent us from checking them. I will also immediately transfer the funds I get from my winnings at the casino because apart from the security factor, it can also prevent me from gambling continuously.

because maybe they want to play it again in the near future or a few days after they take a break from their previous game.
so they don't want to bother and set aside some of the balance in their account.
I also sometimes do that, if I win 100$ I will set aside 30$ to 50$ to play back.

I have the same question with you depend on several gambler show their best slip history full of fund in their account but keep it in gambling site, they are not afraid about possibility account got hack or suddenly freeze and their fund loss? Good ideas when winning in gambling some profit or current 50% of assets withdraw to wallet and hold it there, when needed can deposit from wallet to gambling platform account actually deposit fund automatically credit without need waiting for longer time.

We haven't the same ideas exactly with gambler have much fund and more comfortable hold it in gambling account than withdraw to their wallet as our mindset more secure than hold in gambling site.

Yes, I am also one of those people who always withdraws all my money from online gambling sites. I find it very dangerous to save money on gambling sites. I'm worried about my account being hacked. The safest way in my opinion is to withdraw some of the balance to our own wallet and leave a little money to play tomorrow. Usually I withdraw 80% and leave the rest.

I think almost everyone withdraws their winnings from gambling sites. Usually online gambling site promoters keep their money in casinos so they can show off on social media

It is even likely those influencers do not do that either and instead they are just using a script to modify the amount shown on their videos in order to make it seem as if they are making huge bets when in fact this is not the case, as anyone that has been part of this market for a long time understands very well that even when you are dealing with reputable institutions you still need to keep control over your coins most of the time, as you do not want to become the next victim of a hacker that found a way to drain all the funds out of your account because long time ago you made a mistake you forgot about already.

Keeping money in the gambling site was a stpid idea but many people are still doing it right now. I meant earning more money through refferal was good but it also depends on how active our referral is. So many time keeping our money in the gambling site be result in a lose once the site will be gone or disappeared due to the hack.,

It's quietly common for influencers or high rollers to this to show off their balance and attract users on the platform with their referral link being posted along the screenshot of these incidents. They might not be active the amount of reach these people gets earns enough through referral. There are even instances that these people are even related to the gambling platform itself especially new ones so they know the status of the platform before they withdraw they funds but that would be a separate topic from what the OP raised.

I too keep some funds or winnings on the same gambling platform I play on so that when I'll be playing again, I won't have deposit and instantly play however if the amount is too significant, I would rather withdraw it than keeping it for long on my account as I've personally experienced my funds being held by the gambling platform but was able to withdraw with some documentation and back to back discussion with the support.

Of course I follow your way for managing gambling sites. Here I am presenting a problem that I create an account on sportsbet.io and deposit some btc there. For a while I couldn't access my gambling account from my phone. After some day when I try to login to my account I can't login to my account. So after a few days I accessed the account via VPN with help from  forums. Logged into the account and found that my deposited balance had been removed by the sportsbet company to their dormant account. Now my account balance is 0. That's why I tell everyone that none of you should deposit your funds in a gambling account because at any moment something can happen to your funds. You will withdraw all the winnings you have earned by betting.

If they have succeeded in making more money through their referrals, they should immediately withdraw their money. That will prevent bad things that might happen to our account. We also don't know whether there is a hack on each user's gambling account or whether their gambling account will remain safe. The important thing is that we have to prevent it before something bad happens.

Saving money on gambling sites is just to prepare some money for gambling. Don't keep too much money in a gambling account because you don't know what will happen. It's better to prevent it than regret it later.

And keeping only the money we can afford also prevents us from betting more than we can afford.

When gamblers suffer a bad loss, one of the most common reactions is to try to get their money back immediately by gambling even more and make big bets that are often way above their average bet size, and once they lose they realize what they have done and they cannot help but to regret their decision, and by having a low amount on your casino wallet you can avoid those issues, as you will need to send a transaction from your main wallet to the casino, and by the time it gets confirmed you would have had some time to think about your actions and stop yourself from doing this.

Very common reaction by most gamblers on which they would really be having those kind of common reactions on which they would really be freaking out themselves in speaking about financial handling or their bankroll on which on the time that they do see that they do still have the balance or inside of their gambling account wallet then most likely it would really be spending it out again all in gambling session or time you do have. It would really be just that normal for a human to have that kind of reaction or impressions in mind that as long you do have the money on your account then you would really be continuing on playing no matter what.

Saving up money on a gambling site and acting it out like your main wallet or savings wallet? There's no sense on doing that because not only on the risks on spending it all but also
when it comes to security then we know that these centralized platforms could run anytime and since you dont own the keys of your wallet then there's no way
about speaking with recovery and this is why there's no sense on doing such act.