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I had a friend more like a family relative and we lived around some compound but just a stone throw to get to their house, due to how we have shared things in common, not on privacy but for other aspect of live. He asked if he could used my phone to place some bet he has that I should share login password and mail. However, he is up to age of gambling but due to how careless he is and he missed place his phone, this friend I am telling you about is that careless in terms of saving passwords and login details where he wasn't able to recover his login details. He asked if I can give him access to start using my gambling account to make prediction and bet on it. To cut the whole stories, I refuses to share my login as I know what its and how casinos do behave at times, now he is  keeping malice with me because I have refused him to have access to my gambling account.

This curiosity led me to come here to make this post to hear from you guys on what you think of sharing login details with another person or  brother. Is this permissible?

Do not give him your phone, you know that already. If anyone of you win money on the same gambling site, the gambling site can know connected accounts and which can lead to issue for you.

Or maybe you both should gamble on different gambling site, but the best is for him to go and buy another phone instead.

I do not share my phone with anyone, this is not even about gambling but about my privacy.

Depends on the closeness of the friendship. Some time we allow friends to use our gambling accounts to play bet and when the bet wins, we withdraw the money and give to them. There as for me, there is harm of sharing it. And as I said' all depends on the closeness of the friendship.  I have seen  friends sharing icloud in iPhone which means, if I give my friend my iPhone icloud, he would see everything I'm doing in my phone. That is trust. So that can come to this as well. You can give your login details to your friend if you trust him.
But it is not good goes your friends  to login with his own account in the same casino in your phone.

This is correct as it is not safe at all for share login details with anyone be it brother or relative and friend no matter how close they could be it is always advisable to use different phones to gamble otherwise one could get stocked or get compromised due to any small little mistake. Gamblers should take precaution in terms of gambling as it is most sensitive site and even though they both share same IP it would link as a connected account and to avoid all these stories it would be  help for everyone to their own separate phone to gamble than using phone to gamble.

Actually your login or your password for everything you are doing is not supposed to be shared to another person you will not sharing your password to him you say good idea because nobody knows tomorrow what can happen at any point in time so that is why you don't need to Shire password to anybody it is your privacy and your privacy remain your first priority, I wonder how an experience person will share it password to another person even though it is your relative you are not supposed to let anyone who is that not more important in your life to have a any access to whatever that it belongs to you especially cryptocurrency and casino kind of password

I can't be a fool to share my login details after reading and coming across several post on the forum about safety and security then I will foolishly go share my details with him, in fact; My major fear is account linkage because whenever they are connected whatever amount that is won is the gambling is stock as the gambling could take their time verify the authenticity of the winning they had from their site if is legitimate of gambling or not

You already mentioned that he is careless so it means that sharing information to this guy no matter how much you trust him is a red flag.

You put money on your casino account which means it contains a lot of risk if you let someone have access on it especially that the person involved has a tracked record of being careless.

Lost access to his login, what happened to the email he used in creating the account that he could not use to reset the password and if he doesn't have access to the email, what happens to sending the casino email to try if it could be recovered or better still create a new account from a different casino and continue their gambling, there are far more options out their than requesting for my logins which even without casino policy I won't give it out, and I hope the person understands.

Is that supposed to be a thing ? in my opinion some things are even left not discussed just exactly as your instincts asked to act by rejecting the request and denying him access.

Some things are meant to be private to an extent not to be used by everyone but this people do not realise, even though you're blood brothers his privacy or yours should be peculiar to you only not for family use. I'm sure no casino has family use option.

I think the words trust should guarantee the means, if there's no trust then such useful details information shouldn't be shared with someone else and the moment the other party embrace the same trust then there's a high level of safety. I don't really like to share my login details with anyone cause if unforseen circumstances just as you mentioned your friend being careless over things as that,but I do so with mostly people so very close and trustworthy inorder to safeguard my details as well as my accounts.

When it comes to casinos, it's absolutely no: the casino system is tracking players' behavior, and your friend could mess up the account you have been keeping safe.
Husbands and wives are sharing login details on social media, but it's different when it comes to the casino, where money is involved. You should teach your friend to protect their login details.
It's irresponsible to borrow one's account in a casino if one can't understand better; distance yourself from these kinds of people.

I have no problem with sharing login credentials with my close friends, but letting them use my phone to place a bet is off to me. Despite being close friends, there should always be some distance between them for privacy, and at least they know their position. And this is not just about whether I trusted them or not, but about imposing what is right.

But they are supposed to create their own. If they find it difficult to create an account, we will teach them. It is better to have their personal account rather than using others.

I don't think it is smart enough to share those details to your friends, unless, you have a very good reason to do so. Because like it or not, you don't know what will happen next later in your life. What if suddenly you will have misunderstandings, so they might ruin your account or something. Much better to just keep it to yourself for security purposes.

If he has misplaced his phone and asked for your device to login, I don't think he's asking for your gambling platform account login details, do you know if he is simply asking for your device to login his own account to place his bet from his portfolio.

It's not appropriate to use your login information to place bets except he gives you the total amount he wants to play in cash and lets you deposit directly from your credit card into your gambling account, while giving you the booking code or simply lets you know the games he going to select while you handle everything yourself, not handling your device to him.

You shouldn't give a fuck if he request to do everything in your account logs and not his.

Perhaps you don’t read much on the terms of service but, you might want to go over some of those again for your preferred gambling site and I bet, you’re most likely going to find that, it’s against the terms of service that you should have any third party relations in placing bets.

You aren’t allowed to share logins as you call it,
Place bet for other persons,
You are not allowed to act on behalf of others with your own account.

Now, these might prove difficult to detect but, you shouldn’t be surprised should you run into problems with the casino.

What's the point of doing this?

I've only seen people do this to let undersge people gamble and it makes zero sense for me. Let the kids wait. If someone can't create an account themselves let them know about KYC free casinos. Create an account for them maybe but not with the same password and account... Each player should have his own. There are so many solutions now with technology.

There are things that is not meant for sharing such as money, privacy, alone time and sex. :D

I won't consider that person as anymore if he can't accept my no to his need because real friend will just accept and say it's okay but here the intention is to do what he wanted no matter the cost of it.

There are lot of ways to recover an account you should have told him that in the first place rather than just simply ignored him. This isn't even need to be discussed because privacy is definitely a must in this space tbh. If you know the workaround of recovering an account then just do it.

This is a personal thing. I mean, it’s your friend, if you don’t trust him, then don’t share your login details. As for me, I’m fine sharing it because I can easily create or recover the account since my email is there. And I don’t see anything he can do to actually destroy the account. The positive side is if he wins, I’ll probably get a tip.

So for me, I don’t treat a gambling account like something very special or personal, unlike exchanges where I have real assets.
That one I would never share access to.

I dont think gambling account is something thst needs to be shared with someone else because I dont see what is difficult for one to create their own personal gambling account.  Being family is not even enough to share your phone or important details because sometimes it is not about closeness,  it is all about privacy,  if the person you are sharing your details with can be discipline and careful to keep your details safe. People dont know how to handle something thst belongs to another person, it is just better not share anything with anyone because it cost one nothing to have a gamblng account.

Was there ever really a KYC-free casino that’s reputable? I mean a truly KYC-free casino where the casino itself doesn’t have any license but still somehow has a good reputation. Because if they promote “no KYC” or “KYC-free” but they have a license, then they’re not really KYC-free. That’s just a marketing gimmick, and anytime KYC can still be implemented.

I don't recommend it. The most you can do is help him create his own account, since that's private and involves risk. Besides, you're already seeing how he reacts to a "no," when a true friend would understand. This gives you a clear sign that you can't trust him. On the other hand, it could cause you problems, like interfering with your bets, your money, and even if there's a problem with the casino and they decide not to pay you, he could accuse you of stealing his money. In other words, this has countless possibilities of going wrong. It's better to help him create his account if you want, and wash your hands of the matter.

Given someone else access to your gambling account isn't part of the gambling rules at all rather, the risk of any negative consequences that comes out of it will be on your account.
You did the right thing not to had given the folk the access because you literally don't know what it'd had become if maybe he was not going to perform some activities there that'd had comprised your account.
You also doesn't understand the need of securities and privacy otherwise, you wouldn't had picked offence of keeping malice with you all because you didn't hand him your account to have access to place his bet. You don't even know if he's genuine or not but atleast, your safety first matters m

Friends should always be able to understand themselves, and if you say no, they should be aware that you have your own reasons and should respect that. The danger of giving out a login to something that holds financial records and sensitive information is too much to even be given a second thought.

For me I won't advice anyone to share his or her login details with anyone be it family members, friends or Cole worker because it's not safe. And according to how you describe this your friend you said his very careless that Alon should give you enough reason not to share your login details with him if not he will put you into trouble one day. But if you want to help him out since his your close and very good friend you can open a separate account for him with his details on that same gambling platform, although I don't know if all gambling platform's use IP address to dictate those who are cheating, but some gambling platforms do use IP address to dictate cheater's, so if you are sure that the gambling platform doesn't use IP address to dictate cheater's you can proceed by opening a separate account for him, or you can as well open account for him on another gambling platform to avoid getting yourself into trouble, if the gambling platform use IP address to dictate cheater's.

Just imagine, the friend we gave our account laundered money using the casino so they just froze the entire balance along with yours which is the least worse case and to go to the extreme the government authority investigates this matter and point towards the who is the real owner of the account is the one who is guity of doing it so pay a huge fine or end up behind bars for 15 years. Just refusing to say one NO costs money and a lot of years. ;D

I don't share my phone with anyone, not with my friends or my siblings and it doesn't have anything to do with gambling or if I don't just like them. It's just my etiquettes that my phone stays with me unless there is something very urgent of yours that is laying low on my account and that will be send by me, you don't have to take my phone by my back or try to do something I never instructed you, this has help me create space from people that took people's phone without their permission.

A short story time, yhere was a time had my wallet sweep from my phone(small amount but was painful that time), till now I didn't understand how everything went out of my wallet to a centralized exchange, I know it's someone close to me but there wasn't any proof that to know the person., this is why I don't like to give my phone to people.

There’s a reason it’s called a password , it’s meant to be only for you imagine you sharing it with him then anyone could withdraw the other person’s profit or even deposit , he could deposit from any source and decide to punish you with your own account if you offend him / vice versa even though you’re the owner .. doesn’t make sense, he can just create a new account if he lost his.
you didn’t password your wallet ?
You should always password wallet ,  it can only come from someone that you borrowed your phone( as you’ve guessed), just make sure the password isn’t your phone lock or you can just use Face ID ..

For me, you did nothing wrong here! Sharing your login, even to betting accounts, is very risky even if you trust the person. If anything happens you could get in trouble. If they lose money, get your account banned, or do a bunch of crazy bets, then you are the one who has to sort it out. You are the one who has to deal with the headache at the end of the day.

On top of that, money and gambling is the quickest way to ruin a friendship. See today he is asking for your login like a nice person, but tomorrow if things go sideways, he could twist the whole story and make it look like you were the one who caused his loss.

You did not say no to your friend because you don't trust him, you refused because you are a responsible person. In fact you did the right thing because you want to set boundaries. Any mature person will definitely understand what you did. If your friend is really that upset,  he’s the one who crossed the boundary for not respecting your account info,  the privacy you have to protect, and all the risks.

You should be protecting your passwords at the end of the day. They are yours and you don’t really owe anybody that level of trust. You actually did the right thing by saying no to him.

For me anything password is confidential and should no be released to anyone under no circumstances regardless of relationship, ethnic group or  religion. Your password is your privacy and should not be given to anyone, no matter how close they are to you because any problem they caused will affect you, and you may lose access to your account even though you have money in it. We should be careful expecialy when it comes to password.  Your friend can go to hell for All I care, password is privacy and given it to him means that he now has access to that account. And if anything happens to that account in the nearest future it could be from him. So don't mind his actions towards you. I believe you have done the right thing by not giving him access to it, don't please another and displease yourself because when the problem comes you will bear the consequences alone.

Why would you even bother sharing your details with a gambler? You said he had a gambling account before but he was just careless, then he should learn from his mistake. The thing is, once you share your account, it’s no longer just yours. It’s not only that device he can access. What if someday you have money in that account and he secretly logs in on another device and withdraws the funds? That will be your loss.

So don’t do that. It’s too risky.

It depends on the character and the trust level, but if the character is like a friend of yours, I will deny it. He is careless and might put your account in trouble. For all you know, he might change the information on your account and eventually forget your login details, leaving you without access.
If he cannot be careful with his account, why would he care about taking care of your account? Your friend has a character issue; better ask him to correct himself or block him.

Actually, it's up to you to decide sharing or not. You made your decision of not sharing, and that is perfectly comprehensible and even reasonable from your side. What isn't reasonable here is the fact your friend got annoyed by your decision. He should simply respect it and move ahead. There are many other possibilities for him in order to gamble, so he shouldn't play you responsible for anything. That is childish from him, to say the least.

Anyway, give him some time and I'm sure he will forget it and things will be like before once again. You just don't have to be concerned about this matter. You did nothing wrong which could harm your friendship, so stay cool.

By sharing your phone login details with him into your gambling account, you’ve already compromised your privacy and you risk losing the account if malicious activities are being tracked to your account through similar casinos you’re both engaging on. Privacy is crucial and important and you should not trade if for anything. We always talk about how privacy is very important in this forum, so you should be aware of how important it is to learn what you practice or teach others in the forum. If you give him a chance to login the phone, he’ll still come back and ask for more access into your other accounts even maybe not gambling site access now because of the first impression you’ve given him that he’s welcome to always come back to ask.

It is a good move to mark your boundaries and this will not only keep you safe, but also preserve your soul and heart from issues that would have been way worse than the malice and it would have cost you loss that you would have probably endured all for friendship sake. Good riddance!

I know some people will think that it depends on how you trust your friend, but that's a personal thing. I do not recommend sharing accounts. Even if it is your most trusted friend, you shouldn't share your login password. Because casinos have protection systems that detect IP and the device you are using, it will trigger to ask for another verification if you are the one who is betting.

Maybe, he can gamble on your phone if you are also there watching what he is betting, but sharing your password, which is sensitive, and logging in on a different device and IP could cause you some issues in the future.

Your login details are your private keys. If you let other people share with it, that's no longer your private keys, and you're already breaking your own privacy rules.

Your coins are completely  yours, unless if you start putting them on the exchanges, that's when you no longer hold the full control of your coins.

Still the same with your login keys, if you dare to give access to others, your account is not safe anymore, your gambling funds are no longer yours.

I would never share this information, even if it were my own brother. He could go open a new account for himself. If he can't, that's his problem it's none of my business. Even my casino account could be blocked for this reason. Or I could encounter other unwanted things, so I'd feel more comfortable if only I knew my login information.

If there's anything I can do to help, I'll look into it, but I won't have the login passwords.

No two ways to this thing, make sure you never make the mistake of giving access to your account based on familiarity, security is one man's business most especially privacy security, aside from running into problems with the gambling sites in the case of account connection, you still stand to face some other security threats, such as exposure of your sensitive details like your password or so on that you stored in the device.

It's like a house key, if we give it carelessly then the contents of the house can run out and what's worse is that we can't play anymore and the account is blocked because he made a mistake even though he is very skilled. Unexpected errors may occur without your knowledge. The decision you make is quite wise, not about being stingy or maintaining privacy, but for your own comfort later when you want to play at any time and if you make a mistake while you're together, they don't care if your reason is just a close friend or relative.

The disease that appears apart from that is when you have given him and he plays using your account when he asks for more and will constantly complain and make mistakes if he loses and ask for a return of his capital if his childish nature appears again. Why should I be embarrassed to ask, after all it's my brother or my close friend and you definitely couldn't stand it in the end.

I don't think that any responsible friends that understands the importance of privacy will ask a friend no matter how close to disclose their password, they are personal and should be respected. A respectable friend that understands the importance of privacy will give you money to bet on his behalf with your phone instead of feeling entitled to knowing your login details because he wants to place bet. OP did the right thing by not sharing his login details, such a friend should learn that there are limits to everything and one shouldn't cross boundaries in the of friendship.

It depends how close you are with your friends and the level of trust you also had with them, maybe on different occasions your friends has shown worthy of themselves making you to believe or trust them and if that is the case, then there is nothing wrong in sharing login with them
But, there are other people that find it difficult to share login with their friends even if they know how trustworthy their friends is, yet they decided not to share, Maybe they have a personal reason for that. Also it's important that people should be careful with their personal things because sometimes people are not always what they appear to be, so if you are to share logins with them and they finish what they are doing, it's better to change your login details again to avoid regrets later.

Suppose the friend is very close and presumed that there should be no problem between the two of you. Many times, people think from their own point of view or haste and do not think about the details of privacy. Their intentions may not have been bad, they just assumed that you would not mind giving it. But it is also true even though you may get it wrong, there is a limit. If they make their own pressure on you even if you said no, then it is no longer a mistake but it is a light approach to privacy. Friendship doesn't mean sharing everything, but knowing when someone needs his or her personal space.
I think that she should think from her own point of view, and take OP's not telling her seriously. This does not break the friendship, rather it makes it clear where the boundaries are.

This is where it becomes very particular to me. I view my mobile phone as a very private device, just like my working laptop. I can't share these because there's always information made only for me and sharing devices with third parties increases the likelihood of such information making it's way to the public.

If I was in the position of the OP I would do the same thing even my biological siblings I don't give them my phone. His friend can go to a physical casino or a betting house to cast his bets pending the time he gets a new phone.

I think op protected himself and it is fine if his friend keeps Malice with him, maybe he's too young to understand what op is avoiding and sometimes the best decision for ourselves is misunderstood by others but you must make the best decisions because only you would face the consequences if you make bad ones out of pity.

Sharing login details with friends carries both internal and external risks. Your friend could make a mistake using your account, whether it is related to your security, which could lead to problems with your account, as well as issues with your friendship. The casino might also suspect unusual activity on your account, which would be a hassle for you to manage. Therefore, I advise against sharing login details with friends. Personally, I would avoid doing so, and if a friend asked me to do the same, I would advise him to register an account for himself, to avoid potential problems with my account, or to our friendship.

Nowadays, many people misunderstand friendship and consider personal belongings as demands but anyone who has a minimum sense of responsibility or respect for others will never ask to know someone's personal belongings and I think a password is such a personal thing. Giving someone a password is like letting them into your secret room and a friend who really values ​​friendship can fulfill his needs in other ways if he wants but that too will not ask him to break his friend's privacy. In my opinion, friendship does not mean crossing any boundaries but rather understanding and respecting each other's boundaries.

It’s common knowledge not to share your login details with anyone or ask someone for theirs. Even if they’re a close relative, a friend, or whoever they are, don’t. People can change because of money. If he really insists, take the money and place the bet yourself. Take a screenshot or, much better screen record the process so that no matter what happens or what he says regardless of the result, you have evidence and he has evidence as well.

NOPE- do not share any sensitive or crucial information to anyone. Not even to your family members given that some have the capacity to rob you even with blood relations.

Given that the account that you are going to share contains money, let alone your money for gambling, who knows what could happen if you are not looking. If you are going to share your login information with that friend, then expect your funds to be exhausted to say the least.


I agree- if he truly wants to bet, then it would be easier if you guys could use your account while you are there with him; or you could tell him to create his own account using his own funds.

At the end of the day, it boils down if you are willing someone to take possession of your funds without any permission from you.

It's is wrong to share the password of any platform with anybody. Even close family members could use your account for illegal purposes. Your friend should give you money, and you can place a bet on his behalf. Giving another person access to your account could be against the rules of the casino. You register as an individual, and the company expects only you to use it. I know those who send money to people and ask them to place a bet for them. They easily hand over the money to them if they win.

no it is not safe ever.
the moment the friendship gets strained, bad things can happen.
even if the friend is totally innocent, and something does happen, you are going to suspect them, because they knew it too, it could set up a bad relationship.

also, banks and other institutions, don't care how 'friends' you are, if they find out you shared a pin / password with someone who is not a spouse / co signer / registered-authorized user, they can shut your account and ban you no other questions asked.

it's a secret for a reason.

Aaron

Edit, let me add this.
what happens if he wins big on your account in a casino,  it's YOU who will be held responsible for paying the taxes on that it's your info thats on file, not his.
do you still trust him?

You did the right thing not providing him with your login details. Even if you don't have any money on your account, it doesn't mean you have nothing to lose. You can lose more than money, you can lose your freedom if he uses your account to commit some crimes. And if you later tell the police that it wasn’t you, that you just provided him with your login details, no one's gonna believe you.

And if he’s angry with you only because you refused to give him access to your gambling account, well, he doesn’t seem like a nice guy, does he?

Honestly, there are things that we need to handle by ourselves without waiting for someone's opinion. It's very essential for us to always keep our login details to ourselves, no matter how close we are with someone, don't share them with anyone because they're for our personal use only, not for the public. With your explanation about your friend being too careless in handling things, it's obvious that he's not a responsible person, and without a doubt, you would have ended up in regret by now, so don't even burden yourself about him.

I think under no circumstances should you give information to friends. But those who are really good friends can only see on the phone. But that access should not be given to their phones, because sometimes they can lead to many dangers. If it falls into the hands of another person. For example if one of my accounts accesses my friend's phone, if he is good then there is no danger from him. But if someone else uses his phone, there may be danger. So I think refraining from showing financial records and any information. If you have an account on any gambling platform, those accounts should not be shared. This may cause problems with IP.

Log in details are your person property and for sharing it with a  friend is more like sharing your wife with your friends it can written down in a save diary and preserve them there. I understand that it can be difficult getting to know different passwords all at the same time but however you can decide to use same kind of password for every necessary you need a password for just in case you find it difficult to remember different passwords.
But sharing with friends for me its a no no and I will certainly not advice anyone to do so because there are risk attached to it your friend might not be a threat but he might not be as careful as you can be since it's you who own the password so it's best with who has the log in

Well, if I were you, I won't have still given my phone or my login details to him because most times when you trust people with something, they always end up making you regret your actions, that's why I just stopped giving in to some things like this one. The  best offer you would have given to him is to ask him to give you the game and also make deposit to your account and you will place the bet for him, when it's successful, you will make the withdrawal and give it to him.

My brother I don't think you owe that your guy any explanation or what so ever,  so-far-as gambling or whatever platform that requires passwords is concern it should be 100% confidential, nobody should know your pin or have a free access to your account because you can't read the mind of people, some people are harmless in appearance but very deadly in the heart. People can be very unpredictable in life, however most of all this gambling platforms have our details in full then what if your so call friend now commit a crime in your name what will you do, so my guy for me I don't give a f**k if he malice me or not all am concerned of is my safety.

The answer is always no and if you really want to protect your relationship better make those things private and don't share log in details with another person or your brother even if you live in same compound.

There's no need to share this matter since they can create separate accounts. Also its better to do this to have peace of mind also its good to discuss thing that will not create any conflict to you. Its good that you refuse to share your login info and just try to make him understand that you are doing it for your protection. Also guide him towards creating his own account since this is really better action to do to avoid getting issues.

If you ask me, it is certainly not good for other people to know your account password in the casino, not because you lack trust, but because of what is called privacy. It probably just depends
on you if you completely trust that person. But from any angle, it doesn't look good.

That's why what you did not agreeing was the right thing to do. It's up to the other person if they take offense to your refusal, because in the first place, it is your right to refuse since
it is your personal phone, to be honest.

In my own opinion I will say that sharing  your logins with friends and family is not safe, not only login to your gambling account, but other login details. Remember you said your friend is very careless, that word careless should make him a red flag, so don't share your login details with him because it's not safe with him. Or why not open another gambling account for him In another platform to be gambling with using your phone since he misplaced his own phone, beside almost all gambling platform's offer  the same quality, so open an account for him in another platform to gambling there, but giving him access to yours is no no.

You have been together for a while, right? Then you should have known that he is someone who lacks simple understanding.

All you should have done is sit him down and explain to him why it is wrong to give your phone and let him log into his account. Tell him that if you ask the same from him wouldn't he also noticed how risky it is for his account.

Let him know that casinos don't allow such behaviour and it could make you both lose your account, misunderstanding is all I can smell here, it doesn't have to get to the extent of avoidance or keeping malice.

What a suspicious story or request from a friend. I think that mobile phones are so affordable right now, that asking for someone else device to gamble on is suspicious. Even a person with shitty credit score can get a mobile in lease without first or with minimum first payment. I would not let someone use my device for gambling, nor would give my account to do that. And this is not only about safety. I see no reason why an adult can not make his own account or get his own mobile to play. If someone ask to gamble on your mobile, then he either had bad intentions, or his account is banned (what casinos dont do for no reason).

I wouldn't want to share anything with another person, especially a login, so that they can make their own. It's pretty sketchy to let them use it. It's not good for me to do that unless he shares with me what the bet is and shows that it's an okay bet that wouldn't get me in trouble or something like that.

It's quite sad that he shows malice toward you when you didn't do anything wrong. Maybe you need to think about your friendship now lol.

Got a childhood friend like this that wants to borrow everything to me including sharing a Wifi internet since we are very close neighbors.

I have nothing against it since I completely trust my friend and he is different to OP friend since we are both very careful. What we are avoiding now is to connect on same internet to avoid IP connection on the casino.

It’s a case to case basis depending on how you trust a person and what’s his character.

You can't share this kind of information with people even as close as cousins. And you shouldn't share your account information with regular friends at all. The thing is, all relationships change, and those with whom we don't keep in touch no longer feel close or like family. I used to be good friends with my cousin as a child, but then we moved to different cities.
The relationship disappeared.
Before, I wouldn't just give him my account information; I'd even be willing to give him money.

In human life, there's some things that are private, that doesn't need to shere with anyone most especially with friends, because is just a friend at times friends can have issues which can lead to serious security risks, It doesn’t matter whether the person is a close friend, a brother, or someone you’ve known for years. Once another person has access to your gambling account, you’re automatically exposing yourself to problems that can easily get out of control, a responsible friend should understand that asking for someone login to a financial or gambling account is already crossing a line.

So in my opinion, it is s not advisable  to share gambling account login with anyone. Everyone should take responsibility for their own account, their own bet.

You can share account data with family, like a brother or best friend, but in a zip file. And keep the password somewhere at home, for example, in a folder on your desktop. Then, if such a gambler ends up in the hospital or in worse circumstances, they can pass the data on to this friend or brother so that the account isn't deleted or appropriated by an online casino. The same applies to storing keys in cryptocurrency.
We all have a finite lifespan, and it's important to have a plan B to cover the worst-case scenario.

I will also not share any of my login credentials to anyone. Only my wife knows my gambling details and vice versa, so I have the trust with her. But outside? No, not even my brother who also gambles, won't have any of my details.

And I think this could be the best practice for us gamblers to not anyone knowns of our login as it's very hard to trust anyone and who knows, maybe the worst is that they uses your login and then maybe if you have some funds in their, they might steal it under your nose.

First thing of all, I think it’s 100% your decision to make whether or not to share your stuffs, whether it’s private or not. Although most times, the reason why our friends may get angry when we turn them down is often because they feel if they’re in a place to help us with something like that, they’ll do it without hesitation. But regardless, even if it’s so, we shouldn’t have such high expectations about something, or have any form of entitlement when we know fully well it’s not ours.
First of all, you’re not wrong for deciding not to share something as private as your password, because the truth is that trust comes at a very high cost now, considering the level of betrayal we see everyday. Even I would feel skeptical about sharing my casino account with another person, especially one that is verified with my details.

You will have problems when you do this.

One is about dishonesty and trust. There's a chance he will use your account for illegal means, and you will only notice it once you check your transactions, or the online casino has already frozen your account due to a money laundering scheme.

Two is about using it in different places. If that friend of yours suddenly decides to go out of town and is still accessing your account, you might bump into problems with the online casino, too.

It's nice to have friends, but when it comes to money, you will always have to watch your own back.

You did nothing wrong. You are only trying to play it safe since you already know the kind of person he is, which is not even advisable to give him access to your account. Besides, it is not even encouraging to give someone your account to do such a thing when you do not know what they are up to except under supervision.

What I thought you could have done is to help him create a new account on another platform to use with your phone, because it will not be possible to use your phone to help him recover his account, as the IP would trigger actions from the casino thinking you are the owner of the account, which means you are running two accounts on the platform. So maybe you could have helped him look for a casino with the same features as the casino you both bet with and place a bet for him, but you will have to explain better to him why you are doing so.

Whoever gets offended at, 'no', they were never your well wishers to begin with, these people were there to take advantage of you; healthy relations will respect your, 'no' and saying so won't be straining your relations.


I don't. I don't trust anybody except myself.

You made the right decision, you shouldn't share such data even with close friends. If something happens, you'll blame your friend first and foremost, and that will affect your relationship. Later, if they're smart enough, they'll realize they were wrong to ask you to share their account. If not, I don't think you should be too upset about it because it could later manifest itself in other ways, like when they ask to use your bank card because they forgot theirs at home, and that's not a good thing.

It is always good to maintain confidentiality. You are gambling online, it is your personal security, now if you reveal your personal security to others, then maybe not now or someday you may have a problem. Since your friend is a human being, he may have a different plan in his heart, maybe not now but later. So I would tell your friend that you did a good job by not giving him permission to gamble on your phone, if it is too much of a problem, then you can give him another phone on which you do not gamble, but by not giving him your phone, you have made a very good decision. I do not give anyone permission to gamble on my phone, no matter how close he is to me, because I keep everything confidential, just to be safe.

Here suspicion arises because the friend forgot their account login and password, and is asking for access to their friend's account. Even if it's a close friend, this is still a highly suspicious request, and should be declined in any case. Another suspicious point is that the friend urgently needed to play. What could be so urgent? There must be a match they wanted to bet on or something similar. But even if so, it's not the last match, and there shouldn't be any urgency when it comes to gambling, gambling in a hurry always leads to worse outcomes.

It depends on how much you trust your friend. If, for example, you're confident they can properly safeguard and manage your gambling account, that's fine.

However, it's been proven that they were careless, leading to their inaccessibility. This doesn't mean the same thing could happen again if you give them access to your gambling account. I'm also concerned that they might misuse your gambling account. The bottom line is that it's best not to give anyone access to your gambling account password. Prevention is better than cure.

I won't advise anyone to share his/her personal password to anyone be it a friend or brother because it can generate issues at the longrun if you allow it. People can be very greedy imagine if you give him access to it and both of you place a bet on the phone and  you won the bet but he was the first to get hold of the phone, he can quickly transfer the money into his own account and it will cause a serious issue when you realize what he has done. If he is keeping malice with you and you don't want to loose the friendship you can have a talk with him and make him understand that passwords nor betting apps are not meant to be shared just to avoid Francas.

The only way you can help him is to create another account for him in your phone but avoid giving him your main betting app, that would be a better option, you have to play safe as passwords are very confidential and not something to share to friends, if he is angry with you it then means he had an ulterior motive if not he won't be angry with you knowing it's confidential.

What is stopping my friend from creating a new account in a casino? Is there anything he is hiding, or does he have any hidden intentions?

I will never share my login details with my friend not even my family members. No matter how close you are to me, you must respect my boundaries.

That's between you and him but I am not going to share any of my account with anyone even if that's my brother.

They could something wrong with my account and it's under my name. Why not just make their own? it's not even going to take a long time before they finally make one for themselves?

There are things that we can share but things that are personal, we have to take it for ourselves and not share it.

Dont casino prohibit to transfer rights on the account to other people? Only a person who has registered (and verified) is allowed to use account. If something goes wrong, that life moment when a person "gave his account to play" might be a reason for casino to close account or not to confirm withdrawal. I think in some way, users account can be spoiled if "your friend" makes deposit to your account from wrong address. I would be very disappointed if my account will be closed (and even more disappointed if there were money left on account) because my friend send funds from wallet that was flagged for money laundering or contains dirty crypto.

It was stated in the OP that his friend is careless, he easily forgets his account password and ends up not being able to access his own account. So he was asking if he could just use someone else’s account, maybe fund it and play from there. OP said no. That was the whole story in the OP.

How on earth could we have thought of sharing our login details being safe with friends, this is not possible, we should not take on what will cost us later in life, we cant afford to share our information, we cant fully trust people like that, not 100% reliability, because they can change and also be influenced in doing things they may not have wanted to do before, better not to start what we might later regret doing.

Personally, I do not recommend. Our smartphones or devices is our privacy its our own, most of our details, banks, crypto, and other stuffs related to us are right there, once its get compromised possible your data will get wipe out at the same time as early as possible do not share any kind of personal belongings even though its your closes onces. Its all about your credentials. Anything will happen its all commited by yours. Because its your account. Now if terms of gambling let them use other device or even create a new account to them as possible dont even link with your cards to them. Lets hit the reality here.

That you don't see any harm doesn't make it a harmless thing to do by sharing your personal logins to another person irrespective of the closeness I wouldn't do it. The far I can go for the friend is to login to the account myself while he makes his bet and I would be the one to help him make withdrawal if he wins the bet. He mustn't know my logins, especially for a careless attitudinal person like how the OP described his. Anyway, every person with their personal decision but we just have to be careful how we trust personal information to other people.

If you have shared it, just call yourself as a dumb person. Sharing a very sensitive data that can lead to losing your account is just a stupid decision. If your friend or whatever it is losing his phone or his gambling account. So just tell him buy a new phone and create a new account.
Giving your guy an access to your sensitive thing is just like you're sharing your house key to the others. So if you do it, then someday you lose your account, fund or etc. You can blame yourself over it.

Sharing is not safe. That is what we should put in our minds regardless of who asks us. We don't let it happen where we blame ourselves for doing this, nor blame the person who uses our login credentials. In fact, we really have to think wisely.
Why should they use our account when they know how to create a new one?
We'd rather teach these people to become responsible and let them feel the consequences of being careless so they won't do it again. We help them realize their mistakes rather than make them feel ease.

Don’t even try it and I repeat don’t try it because it’s better you don’t start what you cannot finish , your phone is your privacy talk more of your gambling account , let say for instance both of you are sharing the same login password them you place a bet likewise him , human being are very dangerous and deceitful, luckily you won a big money , immediately he found out , trust me he will be envious of you and wish he was the owner of that money , which I think can led him to take a drastic decision without minding the outcome, so in other not your good mind to bring pains to you avoid that , if he like , he should stop talking to you till heaven knows whenever, let it not bother you , it’s better to be called a bad person in some situations than  having a pain of regret in future,and remember  had I know is mr late, don’t look at his face or attitude, do what makes you happy , e vex no fit stop your shine , know this and know peace .

Your login details are for you alone,once you share your login details,you lose full access over your account.Even if you trust that friendship or rate it 100%.Protect your privacy and minimize how you disclose your sensitive information if you're that kind of person because you can't predict or control what they might do to you intentionally or by mistake.

I think gambling has become so commonplace these days that some circles of friends engage in it. I'm pretty sure this does happen and is often done by some people, especially those who are in the mood for gambling. I say this because that's what happens in my environment. When I'm in a group, I sometimes see my friends doing it, but I've never done it myself.

I'm a private person, so I don't do it. Although I've seen friends offer me money, I've refused. While they may have gotten annoyed with me, it hasn't hurt me.

You should never share your login credentials with anyone, no matter how close they are. We trust and care about our friends a lot, but still you should not share your personal details with them, especially your account login credentials. However, it is a common thing that many people share their casino site accounts with their friends to gamble. In this case, apart from losing privacy, it also increases the gambling history of your account. In this case, if gambling is legal in your country and the government has any tax on gambling, then you will be responsible for it. So I would say that you should never share your login details with anyone.

I write some important passwords on paper and hide those papers as if they were sealed. I share their place with my brother. If I suddenly die, he will open them and take what is inside. He won't break the seal while I'm alive because I trust him, but if he does, I wll make him pay... :))) This is the method I consider safe, but if we both go to the other world at the same time, then my plan falls apart...

First of all, it is your phone and not his, you shouldn't feel bad if he starts acting weird because you stood your ground. Sharing gambling accounts can be very dangerous, i don't think it is wise to give someone access to your gambling account, there's a chance that the person can invade it when you least expect or even use your details to do fraudulent activities, you made the right decision

Sharing logins details with anyone is something that you should not try to do in any way wether it is in sports betting or other aspects of life. You should not do it not even with family members because, you don't know the mind of anyone what the person that you call a friend or brother can do. Security is one thing that we should give attention to because any one who is not security conscious and will share his sensitive details about login which are supposed to be private Will have himself to blame.


If that your friend is actually up to the age of betting he should open his own betting account with any of the Casinos, because there are plenty of Casinos available to choose infact this your friend is a suspect he can be monitoring your accounts if you share your login information with him.

Better not since he can do something you won't like with your account and then there is nothing you can do about it. The casino support always says your account is only yours

Why write on paper and not use a password manager? I think its safer this way and you can't risk someone finding the paper or losing it then not having your passwords anymore. With a password manager you use one big and strong password and can have access to all passwords anywhere. And if you die you can have a kind of backup plan with the master password

Even without having issues basically there are lots of things that are supposed at all time to be private, if one would or ever uploaded a KYC would the next person sharing logins with be amount the KYC? of course not,so why would someone else have access to your privacy? I have an experience where one can't use their person identity to pass Amy kind of requirements as they are illegal but for this it's not about illegal but just to satisfy the mere fact that they have a relationship.

Why does he have money to spend on gambling but isn't planning on replacing his phone.

Phones are personal belongings, in a right sense, you don't lend your phone for any reason most especially when money is involved.

Sharing login details isn't safe, permissible, yes & no coz people do, depending on the relationship and trust, but it is better to understand that doing so means bridging privacy which shouldn't be tolerated in the first place.

You should keep your privacy in everything related to money. If you don't have your privacy, then that money will be at risk. Even if I leave out account-related issues, how can I get the security of the money in my gambling account? I heard of a case where another person was given a user name and password and that person lost his bet money and lost the bet with all the money there. It is the same in gambling as giving your money to someone else is as risky as it is. Again, even if you don't have money, there will be complications regarding account issues.

The level of entitlement in this era is quite alarming and disappointing at the same time.
A lot of people just feel that they can show certain attitudes towards those that are close to them just because of the over familiarity. I'm not even sure of how people manage to keep such friends for long. There are certain things that are meant to be for personal use alone, and other people should learn to respect that. You lossing your phone because of your carelessness already tells the kind of person that you're, and anyone entrusting their own phone or other item in your care are clearly doing it at their own risk, so OP, I think you made the right decision.

And as for the question, I honestly don't see any reason to share my own login details with anyone especially when it involves personal information. I prefer not to share so as to avoid later drama, than to share and start seeing reasons to pick up an argument.

Don't share your gambling or personal information with a third party, do this and safe yourself of unnecessary headaches in the future, they can compromise things for you, don't easily trust people like that, for the fact that he's close to you as a friend or relative does not change anything that concerns the risk in doing so, better to prevent it now than later regret the consequences of sharing device or login details.

From what you said, this guy is not to be trusted and your fear for any situation of linking your account to his as a multiple account is going to affect you, if the casino you are using does not support the use of multiple account, I think it will be best for you not to grant your friend access to log into your account because his IP could be linked to yours and by so doing the casino can just use this reason to lock your account if you win a huge amount. I think you can help him to recover access to his account since he lost the account password.

It is never a good idea for someone to share their gambling password with anyone except those they trust the most like a person they have been with for a long time and you know much about the person. If you share your password with people you do not trust very much, they can later mess things up, and you may not be happy with what they do behind your back.I once gave my password to a friend, and in the end I regretted giving him my gambling account details. What happened was that I placed a bet, and he went behind my back to check the game. When he saw that I won, he changed my password and gambled with all the money I had in the account, including the money I had just won.

After about three days, I finally regained access to my account and discovered that no money was left. When I asked him, he denied it, but I had not shared my gambling account details with anyone else. Later, I started hearing people say that I spent most of my money on gambling and when I asked around, they pointed to him.so it is hard to trust people.

No matter how close or nice he or she is to you, sharing gambling platform login details with him/her is never a good and it could lead to any shady or worse scenario in the future, which could lead to both parties harming one another, just like we see in the movie.
Even if the person is your sibling or spouse, don't do it.
Another thing is that the person may be gambling addicted, using your account to achieve his/her lust after using their personal account.

No normal person would share this. I don't agree with sharing your personal login data with a friend because you should keep your personal things to yourself. You should not involve anyone in this because whether it is a friend or a close person, you should never share them. It does not take long for a friendship to be ruined. If there is ever a problem, a friend turns into an enemy then if he has the login data, he can do any kind of harm. It is safest to keep your login data safe to yourself rather than doing anything that creates these problems.

I don't advise him to give him your phone but if you decide to do that then you should tell him to create a new bet account on a different platform, you can help him do the funding with the money that he provides of course. Sharing login details is a bad idea, always consider the worst case scenario, what if he decides to hack your gambling account after sometime? We must learn to choose logic over sentiments, what he asked for was outrageous and you had every right to refuse him because you are just trying to be very careful

Another problem is that those security breaches may not actually come from the friends themselves. Most of the times, they may actually mean well, but you just don’t know how careful they’ll be when it comes to storing those informations. Their devices might be compromised or maybe the friends themselves just have a careless habit (just like in the OP) or maybe they could mistakenly give out access to someone else. The point is that, the moment your information which is meant to be private, eventually leaves your hands, there’s actually no say what might come next, which is why it’s important to always keep it safe however you feel you can.

I won't advise you to share your password with him. Since he has lost his phone he can create a betting account with another gambling company with your phone. He has his documents he can use and pass kyc should he choose to gamble with a platform that ask for kyc. Opening an account with a casino wouldn't take him time to do. If it is to share your phone with him you can do that but don't share the login of your gambling account with him. If he is keeping malice with you because of this, let him continue don't be bothered as you did nothing bad.

There are risks associated with sharing your account with others, even close friends. You will expose your stats, and there is a possibility of being accused of multiple accounts, because what if your friend is using a VPN or logging in from different locations, like if he is on vacation in another country or province.

If he loses his account because he's been careless, he won't likely secure your account, since it's not his; it's someone else's. Just explain why you cannot share the login details if he cannot understand, then it's his fault.

You can try it... Why not? Time will tell, do you have a real friend or not...

Nobody can tell you what to do or how to live your life. You need to start making your own choices, and bear all the consequences... whether they are good or bad, they are yours!

After all, there are exceptions... There are many stories about everything, but you can be an exception! Like always, that's something that requires some risks if you wish to find out what will happen, whether you will be an exception or not. All you have to do to find out is to try...

I will not be surprised if at this age we still have a number of people who are not conscious of their privacy in any way and take everything about themselves with cold hands, maybe issues related to this are part of the reasons why we keep having increasing numbers of scam incidents, because some have not been able to understand the need to maintain high security standards and not create openings for anything that mayater hurts our feelings, I wouldn't do that for a friend, as long as am aware of the risk this might caused me.

Some people don't even give a second thought about whatever they want to do for their friend or family; what they care about is to make sure they help solve the friend's problem without even thinking about the aftereffect of such action. If not, we should not even be thinking about it, nor should anyone with their right mind ask about such information from another person, as they should know the danger.

Hell no, there is not a single good reason to ever share account credentials like this on a gambling site with friends, family or a complete stranger. For starters if the gambling site became suspicious in any way they would lock your account and you could possibly be held accountable for any actions on the account. Anyone can create their own account quite easily and if there is something that prevents them from having an account they should not be doing it. There is not a single good reason that someone cannot use their own account and if it got deactivated for any reason then they need to move on to a different site, which they can do under their own credentials. Do not let anyone use an account that might have your financial details plugged into it or even personal details.

It's a bit sloppy and I think nowadays mobile is like our personal identity because almost all important info is on your phone, right?
Like your online bank account, your social media, and many more that should be private without anyone else knowing except you.

You shared your casino login account by mentioning the email and password you were given? Or do you only give out your casino account when it's already logged in on your phone?

Either way it's not safe --- while it's your relative if there's already a conflict it's a bit complicated and you may have already fallen out with your friend over this issue.

It's  not and it's  a stupid thing to do.
It's  just like me having a Bank account and a friend of mine needs to send money or receive money from someone  then  he asked  me for my password and other  login details so that he can receive and aswell send money whenever  he wants, does that makes any sense?.  Your casino  or betting account is tied to your kyc unless you're  using a no KYC casino, either way same thing should be applied.
Forget about him being  angry, no one should dictate for you , only listen to ideas and take your desired actions from those  advice.

If he's desperate to gamble what he should do is to look for away to buy new phone or get any device that he could use to gamble. I don't see any reason for him to ask you about your bet account logins unless you have ask of his before. It is not appropriate to share personal things together. Even though he has a device but he forgets the passwords to his beth account, it won't take him more than 5 minutes to change from old password to a new password, unless he is very lazy to change a forgotten password.

This is somehow complicated.

1. If he is going to be using your account to gamble, is he going to be funding it as well ?

2. or how are you people going to gamble and manage the fund on the account?

3. In the case of losses and profit, how would you people begin to share it?

4. Are you going to start a partnership with it?

It is enough to say he would be logging into his account, that might be different but since he lost his password, that means he would be using your account and I don't think there will be peace in such arrangements because of the points I have listed above


If he was using a different casino, maybe it will be different but it is act of irresponsibility that someone will have the character of losing their password and using another person's phone is not really healthy. Phone is a private property and people should learn to keep to that. Although you said he is a younger person though of age of gambling, he should learn how to be responsible.

With why I have experience before, I don't think I will want to go through that route of using another person account. So this guy was the owner of the account and he he accidentally use the car to hit Simone and run away, they said he didn't run, he was driving without knowing but the victims label.him as potential risk, so they came and arrested person for something he is not had no idea about, this is how feeling for him will be.

Why even be sharing the code in the beginning, even if there is nothing to talk about, it's today they want to have the club and everything. If they want to learn anything new about my product, I will like to be direct with me, there can be never two master on the same place, if I can read everything that you write and if it's a problem that need to be solved, we are going to be there but for now, never share your logins with another person.

Sharing your privacy to anybody isn't safe at all. So, to speak in general, you shouldn't share that's something private and personal to anybody. Despite on how good in terms you are, you should keep your passwords to yourself. If you're able to comply and verify your account, don't do it. Ask them to make themselves so that they can deposit anytime and what if it's detected that you're playing at the same time and that the casino doesn't like that? they might put you in red notice that there's something going on with that and we don't know what can happen next.

First, anyone could forget their password, so your friend is not the first, and this doesn't mean he is the most careless person on earth. I've seen careful and brilliant people forgot such password before because they have too many passwords for different purposes. Especially casino passwords, some people do not take it so seriously like that, until something like this happens. Why not tell him to try to use email recovery feature?

As for your password, is he not using your phone to bet? So why asking for your password again when you can just input it yourself?  Something is not clear here.

The event which happened to you demonstrates that a wrong perception may become the subject of drastic consequences, and cases such as this one make us understand that online identities are not to be shared. The result of shifted access is shifted responsibility, which leads to unpredictable risks. Our lives are secured as we maintain accounts in our bodies custody, thereby saving them against misunderstandings which may occur at any point in time.

Before there were questions about using other people's information to verify their casino accounts and pass to the KYC. Now, this is the next thing about sharing login details. If you don't want to be suspended by the casino, use your own accounts. If someone is begging you with their lives to allow you to use your account, there must be something wrong with them that they badly want why they want to use it. If they are not hiding anything, help them to register and pass their own identity and become kyc-verified with their own details.

Better not, even how close you are with a person in terms of privacy it's your own risk, what if for being careless your friend do things illegally or something that will hint your account, everything will fall to you, there are things that you can share with your friend but there are also important things that you must not share especially if it's regarding to your personal data, online access is risky and you don't know what can happen if you will allow someone to freely use your access.

Do you know that some people intentionally do evil because what a young man is asking is difficult for somebody who understand the basic things of password to release it to the person that ask, because in future when you are no longer close to the person neither a friend or a family person if you're no longer close with the person it can have access to what you have except that you change the password, there are some certain things that is good to share but a password of anything is not supposed to be long for two persons it is meant to stand for one person not for two, I may say that is asking of login is ignorant or he has a secret plans

If it's external bodies you're talking about, then I will advise you keep your login details very far from them because you might think he's your tight friend and almost trust him or her with all of you due to his attitude towards you. and surely that's how must friends do but deep down they are not really who you think they are so be warned.

If it's your love one's like siblings of course i can advise you to share it with them that's if they are trusted, for me I don't keep my login details away from my siblings because I know that they can't temper my funds without my consent.

Your login details should be private and not something you disclose to others..it is kind of an awkward situation for someone to make use of your phone to gamble, well, it depends on how close you are to the individual, from the way yoimu describe he's your friend but not that close to you...you did the right thing by saying no to him, your login details should not be known by anyone else asides from you

For me?
I won't trust anyone, or even a friend, to access my personal information. No matter how much I trust them, it's better to keep what's private private.

Likewise, I won't access my friends' or relatives' accounts unless they need help. Even then, I'll ask them to log in first. If I see their password or PIN, I'll immediately ask them to reset it.

Because this is a sensitive matter. We don't know how long our friendship will last, or what our relationship will be like in the future. We're human, and we strive to maintain good relationships, but no one knows what the future holds. So, trust yourself to save your account without letting others know about it.

For me this is a dumb thing to do, sharing your personal details with others no matter how close that we may think or feel we are to them, this is because trust is something that can not be tested, since anyone can betray at whatever point if and when the temptations comes, so sharing your security information should be out of the way and out of your thought's.

Only someone that you would entrust fully with any money tied to the account. But I would definitely say that only a brother or close family member that has good security and sense of security like wont click a bad link and get hacked type of person lol

That is something normal here in our country. A lot of people here get hooked up with slot games, and they call it a "scatter" game. Some people share an account to try and trick the system. I mean, they have this intuition that if the account is consistently recharging and playing, the chances of getting big bonuses are high. So, this is what they do. So far, their beliefs are proving them right. They are playing in turns systematically. After one is done playing, he's gonna withdraw all the funds, so the other person can start depositing and play their turn on the account. Or they're gonna pay the next person in cash, equivalent to what the balance appears on the account.
I don't know if this makes sense to you, but for them, their theories have been proving them right so far.

Change is constant no body should really be trusted when it comes to phone password and privacy, i have seen people putting password in every app in their phone, some are important apps that they wouldn't want any one to get access to because of important things they may have there in. I have alot of friends who always wanted to use my phone maybe to login their Facebook page or cheeking on their email but i don't allow it due how things are now nobody should be trusted the level of technology now is high, it's my blood brother that i trusted somuch i tell little of my privacy incase anything happen at least some one in the family can get access to some things in my phone expecially my banking apps password.

He is soo childish. That makes no sense if he is keeping malice toward you because of that. He should know that a mobile phone is a private thing that we don't share easily. Out of that, he is the only one of our friends who does not live with us.

No need to worry about that and leave him without doubt. I don't want to share login details with anyone, including my brother, especially if that person will use my phone. We can't be responsible for their login if we lose it.

never give any login credentials to anyone even with your best friends from you are child. We never know about his mind, we never know what happen after he opened your accounts. If you are using same email, same password for most of your account, he will be free to try to logged in to know anything inside your accounts. So, better never share your account detail with your friends, no matter if it just for betting site with no balance.   

Sometimes when someone close to you asks for something we think that if we don't help, we'll look bad but actually helping doesn't always mean giving up your own things. It seems to me that your friend's real desire was to gain trust and support but she expressed it incorrectly. Giving up your account doesn't solve the main problem, but opens the door to future problems. So saying no to her isn't about pushing her away but about making her understand that you will help but do it in a way that keeps both of you safe.
In my opinion, it's not about ruining the relationship but about setting clear boundaries, without those boundaries even a friendship can't last.

not sharing your login is the right thing and the best move, keep your account private and protect yourself cause once someone gets access to your account anything that happens inside becomes your responsibility and gambling sites don’t play around with account linkage or suspicious activity even if your friend is close like family money matters will always test the relationship. Real friends will understand boundaries especially when it comes to personal accounts and financial risks.

If not childish it could also be that he has a bad intention towards it, there are things people need to understand, i can't be mad at you when i ask for a favor that is meant to be privacy and you refuse and i begin making malice with you that means i have evil plans on it, even giving out your phone out now to somebody is very risky not to talk of login some important private site.
He should thank God that he didn't give him the phone and stop worrying about it.

Time to time i have some problems with internet, so i ask my friends to make a bet or to withdraw money for me. So 3-4 buds has my data for such operations, but they have their own accounts and don`t use mine for betting.
Also, in our company is a tradition(or may be even rule) - we have only small sums on deposit.
As the result such we can use accounts of each other, but use it only if the owner asks to do something with it.

Obviously, gambling is not something that you would share your account details with anyone because humans aren't always trustworthy, especially when it comes to sensitive information like login details. Who knows if he's planning to hack your account details or something else? I see no reason why someone would be overly aggressive about getting your login details, knowing fully well that passwords are for personal use only. To be honest, this is something we should always try to avoid. Anything involving money should be taken seriously, as anything is possible to happen at any time.

True, relationships can deteriorate over time, and it's quite reckless for any gambler to give their account details to a third party. Even customer support won't be able to help if a dishonest friend of the gambler quietly logs into the account and loses all their money. After all, the IP addresses will be from the same region, and a VPN won't be able to fool this system. Therefore, even with the best intentions, the casino won't be able to restore the account to its previous state. Therefore, it's best to simply not share your online casino account details.

To an extent, sharing such details (log in details) is not a healthy one. Things happens that trust are broken even on a general basis talk of personal. Sharing some details to me can mean unnecessary temptation as time goes. This temptation is avoidable and should be avoided.

As for your friend being careless about his log in details after misplacing his phone, that alone does not really mean carelessness. Of course he should have pen down his details but when once you hit that keep me always logged in, the tendency of forgetting details is high. However because you know your friend, I guess is your reasons for attributing all that to his careless attitude.

Your friend should try to recover his details or create another account.

That is correct, and to add to it, for those who make use of a common password for everything that has to do with logins, giving out the password to one thing will lead to getting every other platform that the password is attached to at risk, not to also talk about the risk of using the casino account for money laundering or if the account is being funded from a questionable source, which will later be traced back to the real owner of that account.

I'm surprised that you are asking such question. Let me ask similar questions. Do you think the sharing your debit card number and PIN code with a friend is safe? Do you think that giving your ID card to a friend is safe?  ;D Do you think that giving your car keys to a drunk person is safe? I can go on and on. Sharing private information with anyone isn't safe. It doesn't matter if you are talking about your best friend ever or even a relative, like your brother or sister. I've seen family members getting into feuds and not talking to each other for years, after some of them shared secrets and personal info, which was not meant to be shared.

It doesn't matter if it's a brother, a friend, or just someone nearby, even if they paid you for this service. The casino will quickly detect multiple accounts, and one day, when you attempt to withdraw your winnings, you may be blocked without a refund. If this is a loved one, they should understand this, and you shouldn't blame yourself for being cautious; you did the right thing. Nor should you regret that this close relative, like a friend, has drifted away from you. Sometimes, people reveal themselves precisely in such situations.

Nice question, you hit the right spot. You should never share your personal documents with anyone. Sharing the login details of a gambling site can cause many problems that he cannot even imagine. Even if you think of it as a very normal thing, when he faces any trouble for this matter, he will understand whether he should share the login details with his friends. I don't know why the OP asked such a question, but before reading this, he should have thought about whether he should give any of his personal information to anyone, be it a friend or a family member or anyone else. But he asked a silly question here.

Sharing your login details with someone is highly discouraged because of the risk that they could abuse the granted access and view your entire gambling history and deposit amounts, which should be kept private. He might be able to access the account from another device and change the password or engage in illegal activities that could compromise your data associated with the account.

If he want to bet because they forgot their password or something else, he can ask you to place a bet from your account, and then, if he win, you can give him the winnings. There's no need to give them direct access to your account unless he have other intentions.

 You should always be very careful when it comes to your personal data. It does not matter whether it is your friend, acquaintance, or relative. In any case, you will be responsible if the funds in your account disappear because you gave someone access to your account. If your friend urgently wants to play, then he should probably think about how to get access to his own account. He could probably do it from a personal computer in some internet club. But I do not think that it can be so urgent, and it looks a bit suspicious.