Is it possible one can dodge KYC verification request after winning a big amount of money and decides not to withdraw a lump sum but bit by bit in smaller amounts. I have read many posts talking about how they wanted to withdraw the money they won but due to the amount they wanted to withdraw was big, they were asked pass kyc verification because they never did when they first registered.
Why dodged? The goal and purpose is to get that big money as much as possible. Even if we don't like the idea of doing KYC, what else can we do? Even if you do withdrawals in smaller amounts, if these casinos ask to get KYC, then follow and comply. Don't be afraid to do KYC if the said gambling site is somehow reputable and licensed. Don't overreact to the possible data breach. What matters and is an important thing here, is that we get our big money winnings. In the first place, you should know and understand the terms that KYc might be asked once you play on any gambling site. If you would really be tending to have that kind of method then it does really mean that we dont really have that trust on the site. I cant blame on someone to be that paranoid but it would really be that just be applied into those sites which arent really that trusted on which means that you are testing out those sites arent reputable because if we are dealing with sites which are reputable then you wont really be having those kind of doubts on which it is really that wise that we should play into those platforms which can be trusted or had been known into this market. Of course we would really be that wanting to pull out all of the winnings that we do have. Not all gamblers would really be planning on spending their winnings back and definitely people or gamblers would really be planning to cash it out all. Even myself wont really be that having doubts when it comes on cashing out. Dont need on trying out to evade or being hesitant if you do know that you are dealing on the right place. Just like i have said earlier that you wont really be having doubts if you are dealing with a trusted platform or company. Then change your approach starting from now towards those new sites. From now on, always try to read the terms of anything about verification as it might be an issue for you in the future. It's already an obvious action that before testing a new site, that is not even reputable, always take caution about everything including the terms of KYC. And besides, isn't that usual to just know every side of the new site before testing it? |
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Can't believe it's real and legit.  These legends know how to take advantage of their names even after retirement. Technically speaking, Pacquiao still has the shape like he's not a retired boxer. Even if we put Pacquiao in an official fight the same within his comfort weight class, he can still probably defeat other boxers within that division. Does anyone here betting on an exhibition match? They are just for entertainment right? Where's the thrill of betting there? |
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This is why its not shocking that Inoue isnt interested on him.
Casimero doesn't hold anything worth it for a champion to take a match against him. Maybe if Casimero will be ranked Top 1 or 2 as a contender, regardless of the boxing organization, then that's the only time a champion can face him possibly. I agree with some of your pointers that Casimero fans should understand that Casimero is not the same as before. Looking at his last fight, that supposed to be easy, he even shows struggling. With that performance, he will be an easy match for Inoue if they will face each other. Sorry for the further reply and I agree that the thread can be considered locked now. P.S.: Usually, after a fight, a thread lasts around a week before closing.  |
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But after finishing the game what's your overall feeling how did you overcome this feeling and how many hours or days did it last?
If we talk about the feeling after I lose, it will take several days before I can get back again on track, much especially if that said amount involved is really a considered good amount. Like for example, I win $300 as a profit, excluding my bankroll, but at the end lose it all, I will feel regrettable and dissapointed on that because that was already a clear money. Questions such as if only I cash it out will remain in my head for long. But after several days, everything will be back again at normal. The dissapointment is still there but already manageable. |
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there are several terms and conditions binding referral bonuses as some casino might even require you to wager the total amount of the money gotten and you’ll agree with me that in most cases it is always difficult to achieve such and at some point there are also people who are already making it really big through referral bonuses but the percentage is relatively insignificant.
A casino that requires a wagering requirement for those earnings and revenues got from a referral? I doubt such terms exist. In most cases, revenues and earnings through affiliate commissions can be withdrawn instantly and freely. If there's a term like that as you say, I doubt that casino will lure their customers to their affiliate earning section. Just out of curiosity, what site does have those terms? |
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Can you tell us more about what happened the first time you encountered that error? Is it on the same game? What did you do last time?
Maybe just need some refresh since that's the only game you can't access.
Try to give us an update after a few days and in the meantime, consider playing other games. Playing the game where you are lucky most of the time then suddenly you are unable to access it is frustrating but you can't do something in the first place but wait.
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And the thing that hurt is that there are games that they could have won, I mean they play good in the first quarter or the first half. And then they will just mentality collapse and it become their story as most of their losing streak is like that game.
So it's really frustration from everyone, coaches, players, management and fans.
That's true, some games the Pistons could have won. Even in this game against the Celtics at the end In the first half, I was surprised by Detroit's performance, I couldn't believe the feat they were accomplishing, but in the third quarter they lost and the Pistons players psychology only got worse... after all, I imagine they are shaken and are playing under extreme pressure, and this will only affect the chemistry between the players. Well, the Pistons next game will be against the Raptos in Detroit, I believe that game will be less difficult than the Celtics, but as I said before, unfortunately the mentality and psychology of the Piston players are compromised and I have no doubt that this could be a determining factor in the outcome of this game. The Detroit Pistons is composed mostly of young players. Even playing for 31 games by now this season, looks like they are not still used to playing pressure games against a dominant team. If they won against the Celtics, I can't imagine how much money those bettors would take home if they bet on Pistons money line. The Pistons are now on a 28-losing streak. What an embarrassment. But for bettors, it's worth placing a bet for them on their next consecutive games as expect a decent odds for them in Moneyline. I hope they will continue to lose until they meet the Golden State Warriors. I'm expecting a juicy odds form them and I want to risks some. |
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There's no such thing as best time. If the gambler feels it's now time to stop, they will stop. If they want to continue more, they will continue.
Gamblers have different thoughts about this. There's no best time for them because that's what their mind told them so.
Especially if they are winning, I doubt these gamblers will follow that "best time" for them". The adrenaline boosts more when winning.
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Almost every gamblers notably those that make use of online Casino's for their gambling have the notion that except from a license owned casino they don't use any casino without a license, which I think is a cautious thing to do.
But have been wondering and wanting to ask, does a license guarantees that a casino won't scam it's customer's going forward.
Not a guarantee but at least having one shows that the casino is somehow true to its intent to be one of the legitimate casinos out there. Once a casino gets a license, the identity of owners and staff is provided. At least if the scam happened, they can't just hide easily. And, licensed or not, are you comfortable playing at any unlicensed casinos? |
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Is it possible one can dodge KYC verification request after winning a big amount of money and decides not to withdraw a lump sum but bit by bit in smaller amounts. I have read many posts talking about how they wanted to withdraw the money they won but due to the amount they wanted to withdraw was big, they were asked pass kyc verification because they never did when they first registered.
Why dodged? The goal and purpose is to get that big money as much as possible. Even if we don't like the idea of doing KYC, what else can we do? Even if you do withdrawals in smaller amounts, if these casinos ask to get KYC, then follow and comply. Don't be afraid to do KYC if the said gambling site is somehow reputable and licensed. Don't overreact to the possible data breach. What matters and is an important thing here, is that we get our big money winnings. In the first place, you should know and understand the terms that KYc might be asked once you play on any gambling site. |
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Could you please share some of your honest experiences here and how you became a disciplined gambler, particularly in managing your bankroll? What factors do you consider to be satisfied and to stick with the game plan all the time?
That required a long time experience being a gambler. Being a disciplined gambler can't be learned right away at the start even a newbie is prepared mentally because the actual pressure of gambling can only be felt at actual gambling and not beforehand. I'm sure while a gambler engages in gambling regularly, they can learn to be responsible and disciplined gamblers along the way. That's where the professional gamblers today, started their journey. |
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I think when it comes to gambling, it is hard to have risk management as everything relies on luck. It is possible to reduce the risk by just simply analyzing, the knowledge, skills, etc. If that is the case it would be stressful in the long term in gambling as everything you would need to identify everything for you just to profit.
Maybe on that part, since everything is on luck, try to manage the risks in the form of wise betting. For example, don't just aim right away for a $5 per bet at the start of the session, just to increase the winnings. If possible, try to settle first on $1 per bet and observe things from there. If winning, just continue on that bet amount until the bankroll grows, and can now entertain a $5 bet for several attempts. In a game of luck, managing the bankroll should be the priority and for that to worked out, a responsible approach is necessary. |
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I have noticed that there are multiple casinos in the crypto space owned by the same person or company. I am curious about the reasons behind creating additional casinos when there is already a running and profitable one.
How does this practice contribute to their business? It seems illogical as it might increase operating expenses without an obvious benefit.
Gamblers, any thoughts on this?
If you have a certain experience where you feel unlucky on a gambling site, you will try to erase that scenario by looking at other sites. There's no such thing as being a loyal user for too long not unless hunting for a top VIP tier. In that case, if users try to look for a new site, there are more gambling platforms to choose from. It's a way of maximizing the potential profit and revenue. Why stick to only creating one platform if they can open another one? We can apply that strategy the same to other businesses like restaurants with the same owners. People will surely try to dine in at different stores. |
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If we follow logic, since casino can deny your winning because they think that game has bugs, you should have right to ask for slots inspect if you lose a lot. Doesn't this make sense?
It doesn't make sense to ask for an inspection if we lose a lot. You are not forced to play at that casino in the first place. You should understand the terms, you should understand the random algorithm, and you understand that it's gambling. The inspector might even say to you that you are playing gambling, what can you expect? Winning a lot? Game bugs are something that is a rare occurrence on a slot machine or so. It doesn't happen regularly that's why it can be proven technically if checked. Casinos can deny winnings because of bugs but if they are legal business, they should show all the proofs of their claim against their complainant. If it's a physical casino, users can seek advice from the authorities. |
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Whether that message/chat is intentional or not, it's a crappy move if we will fall on that. We should know how to gamble responsibly. Taking loans or whatever is related to that is an obvious thing that anyone should not consider when funding our gambling activities and habits. Even if we afford to take a loan and can pay it back on time, it will just be an added pressure once we do gambling because we should not lose that loan money no matter what.
Take it easy guys. Gambling within only just our limits.
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Now, here is something a bit different: Do you have a "gambling problem" which you can sometimes control for years? Either you make enough income to call it "adult play", so you do not have real problems, and/or you simply stop for a long time. Then - months or years later - it gets worse again and you are in trouble.
If I can control it for years, then it's not a problem to consider. Just be responsible at all times. As far as I think of a gambling problem to myself, I can't think of any. My gambling habit is so far so good and I will try to keep it that way for long. Even doing gambling as a hobby, I won't allow myself to fall on the worst effects of gambling. Let's try our best to always keep a calm mind even after losing a big amount of money. Feeling disappointed and regretful is normal as it was a human emotion but always make sure that we know how to bounce back after experiencing that stage. |
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Next time, don't expect something given for free. It's associated with a wagered requirement and most of the time, the requirements are really crazy that the chance to hit those is slim and low chances. It's better to play slots with direct money deposits and chase those free spins in-game instead. No need for a wager requirement or anything else.
OP generalized right away that slot games are a waste of time because of his experience which I can't be called not a good reason.
But good for you that you treat that as a waste of time and money as you will now avoid gambling on that.
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With that, I'd expect at least 10% cashback, so $20. $5 is a joke, a way for the casino to say we're going to make an event for you but we're cheap bastards, so you're not going to get anything. We're just doing it to be able to say there's an event. Have fun suckers! The $5 to $10 drop is just fine since the total sum of the drop is about $10,000 which means more users will be able to catch the rain. But the requirements to be eligible for that drop are the issue. The user should wagered around $10,000 in the last 7 days. Actually, that's the usual requirement for those drops that were given in the Telegram channel but since we are talking about a huge event stream, the Stake X Drake, and they always front that $1,000,000 giveaway, they should at least modify or change that requirement for the said drop bonus to give chance to others. I doubt all those event drops were fully claimed. |
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Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
Gambling is gambling regardless of what type people are into. Becoming addicted to gambling has one denominator and that is to chase those wins. Sports betting, slot games, roulette, card games, physical gambling, and any form of gambling, since these activities can give gamblers decent money in return, that's where it becomes addictive. However, instead of winning, losing always happens and these gamblers don't realize how much they are losing now just to chase that win. The continuous attempt to chase that win is now the start of becoming addictive to gambling. |
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Are those users who got a call from Drake get picked during the live stream for real? Seems that those winners are already prepared for the video call. And yes, those drops given during live stream can't even be considered as a bonus for those high rollers or even to those who can wager $10,000 within the last 7 days. Maybe they should at least reward and involve those low-stake rollers too since for sure most of the live viewers there are within that tier. Although not a big deal to me since I just watched it for entertainment. But my attention was caught by the new game they featured by Hacksaw Gaming. I tested it a while ago and not bad for a first-time player there. |
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