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Hey everybody,

I am starting to work on a project related to gambling and I need to know opinions on certain things so that I can provide this service in the best possible way... And since this topic has really caught my interest and I have spent quite a bit of time reading some really cool posts here, I hope that this will be valuable source of information for me and enjoyable discussion for y'all here... I have about a thousand questions I want to ask (there's really a lot because I want to hear opinions on every little detail haha), so I'll be posting here from time to time and today I'd like to start with something simple...

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What is your favorite casino? (It doesn't have to be a casino offering only classic gambling games, it can be e.g. a site focused on games/IRL things, etc.)

         For me from what I've seen so far it's definitely Gamdom...

What makes this casino your favorite? (friendly support, exclusive games, HE, design, reward system, etc.)

         Why? I really enjoy the site's design it's perfectly clear, and that's what always drew me back to Gamdom when I wanted to play (even the older design was very good, designers are
            best of the best). Games are great, everything works as it should and the support was also helpful when I once had a problem with a deposit. Can't evaluate things like
            rewards and other features because I'm not that big of a player hahaha
      
         I also noticed that the current owner of Gamdom wrote some posts here on the forum. It's truly amazing to see how far the website has come since then... :)

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I would also like to ask for a link to the site so I can check it out... Thanks a lot to everyone and I look forward to your responses! (This is my first post so hopefully you won't stone me if I did something wrong hahaha)

If you need a good UI, fast withdrawal and good customer support, you can go for https://livecasino.io. https://stake.com is also a good gambling site. I use Livecasino.io for casinos games while I use Stake.com for sport bets. If you are in US, it is Stake.us. Another casino that I like is https://metawin.com for Web3 casino.

I have a couple favorites. Obviously a fan of the Stake brands. Stake.com and Stake.us. They have loads of original games, and various slot providers on their site as well as they just launched poker. The UI is pretty easy as well.

I like the bonuses I get from Stake as well. Weekly, monthly, post monthly, and pre monthly(although this month haven't seen a pre or post monthly yet). Quick payouts are also a plus along with all the bonus drops weekly on telegram.

Also a fan of Gamdom.com. If I have ever had an issue on Gamdom all I have had to do is contact their affiliate manager or the owner and everything was fixed quick. I used to run their signature campaign so I have all the right contacts.

The site is pretty nice with the recent update to dice. Other originals are decent if you're into hi-lo, crash, or their roulette. Instant bonuses depending on wagering, weekly bonuses, and monthly. Overall, 8/10 rating. Their wd limits are a bit high on most coins or that rating would be higher.

Hearing about livecasino.io for the first time... Definitely gonna check it. Thanks for reply champ! :)

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Thanks for the reply in the first place, appreciate it! And yeah, I obviously know Stake, who doesn't right? :) But I'm hearing about that poker for the first time so I'm definitely gonna check it out. If I may ask, what’s a signature campaign? I have seen many posts about hiring a signature campaign manager, but I haven’t found out what it is...

I have used Livecasino, and I can confirm the good reviews; likewise, Metawin web3 casino.
I had a chance to use and review them while promoting them here in this forum, and I can recommend them to anyone too.


CoinRoyale.com has both casino games and sportsbet options for gamblers to choose from, they are also a very good casino.

A signature campaign is where a project pays users of the forum to wear their signature and make a minimum amount of posts each week. Each time they post the signature is visible under the post with all important links of the project they're promoting. All of these is managed by a user who picks participants to join and checks the posts each week before making payments.
Take a look here for overview of all sig campaigns that pay in Bitcoin - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953

A campaign which doesn't pay in Bitcoin is called a bounty campaign and there's also a board for that.

A campaign that is not having signature are the ones that are called bounties. Example are the campaigns that participants have to do some tasks on social media like Twitter, Discord, Facebook or Instagram. Those campaigns do not require participants to posts on this forum not to talk of the participants need to wear signature, avatar or personal text.

There can be a bounty campaign that may want to pay in bitcoin and that can be on the service board but I have not seen anyone like that before. All of them wants to pay with their coins or tokens. But there are signature campaigns on the Bounties (Altcoins) board which pay in USDT or other altcoins. The altcoin signature campaigns will require its participants to wear signature, and other things like avatar and personal text.

The forum actually lumps up all altcoin related marketing as bounties, reason why they all get posted in the Bounty (altcoin) (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0) section. They commonly include some other form of marketing like social media tasks, but they mostly include signatures too and are collectively called bounties.

A task in the service board that pay in Bitcoin is not commonly called a bounty, but what task is required, could be a review campaign or article writing. This is just the common parlance used here.

Yes. But what I want to bring out is that on the Bounties (Altcoins) board, there are signature campaigns that pay in altcoins. If you visit the board often, you will see many of them. When Stake wanted to change from paying in bitcoin to USDT, the campaign was moved to Bounties (Altcoins) but still it is a signature campaign. There are many altcoins signature campaigns on the board as well.

Even those like Twitter, Discord, Facebook and other social media ones are still called campaigns generally speaking, just like during election there are campaigns to let people know who certain parties chose as their candidate. A company can decide to go for campaigns just for people to know them in order to promote the company.

I am just trying to prove a point and to let .Bag knows that signature campaigns are existing on Bounties (Altcoins).

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What I know bounties for is the money paid to someone or people to fulfill a task, especially a task to kill someone. Maybe I am wrong, it may have other meanings but I wonder why other names can be given to it. On the altcoins campaigns, you have work before giving you any coins or token but bounties is more like full or half payment to fulfill a task.

Service (Altcoins) would have been a better name it can be called instead of Bounties (Altcoins).

I play at WEISS.bet, which is friendly for beginners. They provide a betting option, crypto payment, and tokens that you can stake and earn. Also, good promotions with cool bonuses!

This is the first time i read about Gamdom and it doesn't looks good, if we take a look to trust pilot, their reputation is bad (2.4). https://trustpilot.com/review/gamdom.com

But if we look at the casino guru source, their rating is pretty high 9.8/10, but in the users feedback again we will see a lot of complains which isn't good at all.


The only bad point about that casino is the lack of bonuses, they could add a welcome bonus or something like that to attract more users.


For me, my favorite casino is Satoshi Bones , even if they are not online anymore, they used to be a nice onchain gambling engline ;D

Good, thanks for a reply!   :)

Got it, so casinos pay users of this forum for using their banners under every post they write + other things promoting their site if I understand correctly... Thanks a lot for the explanation!
 :)

If a casino provides a good user interface, lag free UI, and great customer support, then definitely many will choose those casinos over others. Moreover, there should not be any hidden terms and conditions that will be stated by the casinos when you are trying to withdraw your hard earned money. Now there are many casinos already present in the market, but from my personal experience, if I have to choose, then I will choose stake.com and blackjack.fun. Both of these casinos have great UI and a variety of games. I never faced any problems while withdrawing funds from here. So yes, these two can be considered my favorites.

Thanks for a reply, gonna check it!  :)

From my experience, I was really satisfied with the services they offer... And I just looked at some reviews on Trustpilot and I find most of them irrelevant... A one-star review saying they deposited 1000 euros and didn't get a single bonus on slots can't be taken seriously haha.  ;D

I guess I understand why they no longer offer any welcome bonuses... It's one of the biggest casinos I know so their user base is probably large enough already... Instead they focus on their existing players... I don't know Satoshi Bones and probably never will, which is a shame...  :'( Gambling today is completely different from what it was a few years ago, it's evolved drastically like everything these days... Thanks a lot for the answers!  :)

I think everyone here on the forum has a few favorite casinos. Currently, I am active in MetaWin, BC.Games, Betfury... All three have great promotions, a large selection of games, fast deposits, and withdrawals. That's about all we need for a good gambling experience.


I like Weiss as well, it's a nice casino where I play occasionally. They have nice games and a sports book, since I have some Weiss tokens I try to put them at work whenever I remember.

Stake has always been popular, I haven't played there in a while but since they added poker I try to join a tournament when I can. I can't wait to see what we have in store once this period of promo tournaments is over.

As you said it is important to pay attention to the terms and conditions... But let's be honest how many people who want to play actually read them...  ;D From my point of view it should be the website's responsibility to ensure everything is in order as it can destroy their reputation... However I've heard that a few people have been caught out by disgusting terms and conditions so it's always better to read them... Btw thanks for reply!  :)

Thanks for reply!  :)

BK8 for sports betting (not just that im wearing their sig but actually im a bettor/ Bonuses and perks are good)
Stake.com (A wide of variety of games, good UI,Fast support response)

When it comes to favorite then it would really be that pertaining on whats the experience of a certain bettor or player on playing into their site on which
it would be usually be considered on the ff:

1. UI/UX
2. Fast withdrawal
3. Active support
4. Wide variety of games
5. Bonuses and other perks
6. Overall smooth experience

We do have tons of sites in the market.So choices will really be that different to each other by each individual.

@op, well, I have played on gamdom casino a few times and I can indeed say that I love the design of the casino, I agree it's definitely one of the best when compared to other  very popular casinos like stake, bc.game and so on, but all the same, I would say that a casino being the best doesn't have to be all about design, other factors like functionalities, features customer support service(like you mentioned) are also very important to consider.

For me, I still will stick with Stake as my best casino, aside from design, which I find not so much interesting since I am not a lover of black, Stake have been serving alot of people on that online gambling community for so many years now without issues, they've grown to become the top casino in online crypto gambling, I always admire their success and hope that some day, I build a company that is as successful as stake it.

The one on my signature! lol

The best selling point for me is there appears to be less friction in kyc/aml policies (not to be confused by no-kyc though) without sacrificing the game library. We do have stuff like gambling daaps which has a flat no-kyc policy but the games are pretty limited thus i think web3 casinos like metawin sits in the middle between the two which is the perfect spot for me. An L3 casino appears to be in the plan as well which I'm curious how would go 🤔 + apparently, sportsbook could work there too.

BTW, if it's okay, what kind of project have you been working on? my best guess would be something informational? lol

@.Bag, you don't need two posts to make response for more than one post. Anyway, I will say Stake, Duelbits, Sportsbet.io are my regular bookmakers. I am not a casino player, I always lose my patience and see myself in great loss in slots and games.

I don't have one favorite casino, despite that I don't use all of those casino quite often, but for the service they offer, I still see them as great casino and can refer it to any body. Stake.com, BC.Game, and livecasino.io, their withdrawal process is fast and swift and they also have cool UI and support services.

Me personally already saw 3 threads here with the "best casinos" topic

Anyone to summarise? haha

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Agree with you champ, thanks for the reply!  :)

I definitely agree that it's not just about the design and there are other important aspects... It's just that on Gamdom, the design really suited me, everything is perfectly clear...

Stake is also great. I looked at their poker which they recently launched and when I compare it with e.g. Pokerstars I have to highlight the design of Stake's poker. We can't evaluate other things yet as they are just at the beginning... And I admire their job as well, extremely appreciate every business that has made it somewhere, which Stake undoubtedly has. Wish you the best of luck with your ventures champ!  :)

I like Bitvest, there are other gambling casinos i choose to gamble along like duelbit, everything concerning the use of the gambling platform Bitvest is interesting because you stand to enjoy the most amazing and fascinating experience without having any issue concerning the withdrawal or deposit challenges, also everything about the interface is well perfected as well as combinations of games they have.

With the huge number of casinos that are coming out every single day and some of them are also good, we can now rarely see a user who only has one favourite but I believe the minimum they can have now is 3 or even more than it. Also having a favourite does not mean that we are using them actively but it's just that those are the casinos that we like to use the most just in case we are having the urge to play gambling, and it is better if we will only play rarely because we know gambling, it is highly addictive and not only we can lose money but also our mind and everything.

Anyway, among the 3 casino you mentioned, I only tried 2 of them but I only stick on Stake. I agree that Stake has a fast withdrawal, while their customer support are sometimes delayed, and then I only find their UI is quite normal.

Thanks for the reply, appriciate it!

I completely understand what you said... For most people sharing minimal personal information is the number one priority when choosing a casino... I have a similar preference when it comes to crypto where I prefer non-KYC exchanges but nowadays even the last surviving ones like MEXC are starting to have their hands tied...

Regarding the project I'm working on, we're just at the very beginning and since we lack knowledge and contacts, I'll try to gather as much information as possible here as there are many people here who understand gambling matters much better than we do... I understand that you would like to hear specifically about the project I'm working on but I'm not alone in this and I don't know if others would be thrilled for me to freely share any information... Overall we're not even in the phase of active hard building yet, just a small group of people trying to create something and it's really got me hooked... Thanks a LOT for your interest though!!!  :)

Thanks for your tips!  :)

I don't quite understand your first sentence though... Could you elaborate on what you mean by that?

Thanks for your reply!  :)

As I said, I'm not exactly an active player but from my personal experience I can recommend Gamdom.com... However from what I've seen so far most of the casinos mentioned here look great...  ;)

Thanks for your reply!  :)

Yeah, only a matter of time before they introduce a mandatory kyc or have they already? From the looks of it crypto service's standard kyc/aml policies are likely to get stricter over time... sad


Ohhh, In case you need in-depth answers for some questions, someone from the gambling industry is still doing an AMA, see: AMA: I Operate an Online Casino (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5482508.60)

It's very informative, I've read the whole thread hahah


No worries, that's perfectly understandable! Hopefully, you'll announce it on bitcointalk once it's ready -- you can make an ANN thread! Best of luck to you and your team.

BTW, multiple posts in a row is not allowed. When multi-quoting, we just combine it in one post.

I have not used all of the casinos that is advertising on this forum but on the reputation board, there have not been a very bad condemnation against all this casino on this forumto and I agree that they are are nice casinos. I see the Betcoin.ag casino and it has been here since 2016, I also see stake.come which have been here since 2017 and Bitvest.io which was here since 2015 and many other old casino that are very old and still functional. If you are looking for nice casino check on this board.

Lol...OP no one is going to stone you, or your conscience is pricking you? But what I'm curious about is how you write the name of the casino when you are seeking suggestions from us. That is suspicious because these days on the forum, people are now wiser in making adverts in such a regard that most people will not suspect. And the more you make this thread active, the better you propagate that name.

That is by the way though, it may not be so but most likely so. Regardless, if you need a serious casino to replicate an idea, why not take a look at Stake.com, you are not going to regret it. However, another curiosity is that someone like you should have known what casinos and gambling sites have to offer on average instead of asking people. The reason is that if you are not deeply rooted in yourself, you may not get the idea you seek. Targeting the most popular and reputable ones is enough, and they are not difficult to locate.

I believe people only help better in testing and giving feedback when the platform is ready.

Yeah unfortunately, they have already introduced mandatory KYC... For about a month now new users have had to complete KYC for trading both spot and futures. For existing users, this should apply from the beginning of the new month if I have the correct information... It's a shame, there aren't many non-KYC survivors left...


I saw this AMA post, I read it whole too ;D I definitely plan to ask some questions as well, hopefully it's still current  :)


That's a sure thing man. If everything goes well, I will definitely share the project here on bitcointalk.

And if multiple posts in row are not allowed then how am I supposed to answer? Should I just answer in one post for everybody's response or did you mean to quote in the style you did (now I did it the same as you I guess)? Btw thanks for showing me around, appreciate you a lot champ!   :)

Just a heads up. Posting consecutively is against the forum rules and you've done it multiple times in this thread. If you're making a follow up post, you should edit it into the last post you made except anither user has posted after you.

I understand your point but the reason for writing this post isn't to promote anyone... The purpose of this post is to get recommendations from users on casinos and information on why they chose a particular casino... The fact that I mentioned my own favorite was primarily to guide the discussion on how I would roughly like the answers to look... I understand that you might not trust me with this but I'm here just for the responses...


Must disagree here too... Ofc I know what casinos offer and how they approx operate... As I have already replied to someone here I am trying to gather information from different people, only then can you provide a good service... If I did everything based on how I see it, it might not suit and will not suit another 50% of people for example... From my perspective it is precisely necessary to take as much information as possible from everyone and try to satisfy the majority... Everyone enjoys something different, everyone has different demands on a casino... That is why I ask and will keep asking about these things.

And I absolutely cannot agree that replicating someone else's project is the way, my main philosophy here lies in the fact that we should look for something new to offer and not just blindly copy others who are already successful today, that way you will never break into the market (unless you have an unlimited budget for the project, even then success is not guaranteed). I agree that testing and feedback are also extremely important but from my perspective it is crucial not to underestimate the beginning and to focus on what exactly users want and are looking for...

But I accept your opinion and do not refute it in any way, feel free to elaborate and try to discuss your perspective in more detail... Thanks

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@Upgrade00 Sorry I think I have figured out where the problem is, thanks for pointing it out!  :)

Kind of, but they will definitely respond to you before 20 minutes of waiting time; sometimes it doesn't get that long. And what you must know is that stake has a lot of customers, and the support is also responding to other customers. If you send a complaint, you should know you are in a queue. The possibility of getting a quick response is determined by the number of customers being attended to and your number on the queue, which is not usually disclosed.