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Can someone from Stake.com give some clarification on the status of KYC verifications on the site? Is it mandatory? Is there a certain deposit/withdrawal threshold that must be reached in order to trigger verification? What happens in the event that a player cannot (or refuses to) verify their account?
I've been getting a lot of questions about this lately, but I'm not really sure how to answer. Any help would be appreciated!
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I don't give much importance to a gambling license after being in the industry for decades. I play at several gambling sites without licenses. The best gambling site ever created didn't have a license.
If you are going to keep it as a factor I would investigate each licenser and rank at least.
If two sites are exactly equal, but one holds a valid gaming license, historically I've been inclined to favor the licensed casino over the unlicensed casino. But you are right, in almost ever situation, having a gaming license adds very little credibility and definitely should not be a deciding factor when determining where to start gambling online. In my How My Rankings Work page, I've previously stated that the importance of a gaming license is LOW. Instead, players should look at factors including: - Popularity & Public Perception
- Fast Payouts
- Fairness & Transparency
- Excellent Customer Service
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I just hit the publish button on a Gamdom Casino review. The casino was already listed in my directory under the Best Bitcoin Casino and Best Live Dealer Online Casino categories. The site is does have a BitcoinTalk thread, but it has not been active lately. You can view their ANN thread here. Launched in 2016, Gamdom is an online casino, sportsbook, and esportsbook that offers daily rewards, instant rakeback, and provably fair games. It's main competitors include sites like Stake, Roobet, Rollbit, Duelbits, Wolf Bet, Bitsler, and BetFury. I have heard of this website, I think this is mostly used by people who are into eSports. I think that it's a pretty good one and I think that it's not just sportsbook and eSportsbook is what they're offering in their site. Do they have a crypto payment too? Yes, Gamdom offers BTC, ETH, LTC, and BCH deposit and withdrawal options. The site does offer esports and sportsbetting, but they also have a large collection of slots, live dealer games, game shows, and and even a few original games like crash gambling and HiLo (a "Higher or Lower?"-like card game). |
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I just published a review of Rollbit Casino. The site is not listed in my directory under any category, but will be considered for the Best Bitcoin Casino category in the future after further monitoring. Launched in 2020, Rollbit is a provably fair crypto casino with a diverse selection of casino games including slots, table games, game shows, and exclusive, in-house games. Rollbit Casino is owned by Bull Gaming N.V. and holds a valid Curacao gaming license. Similar crypto casinos include Stake.com, Roobet, Bitsler, Duelbits, Gamdom, and BC.Game. You can view their BitcoinTalk thread here. Let me know what you all think of the review! |
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Today I published a Gamdom review to my website, but there were a few questions I had that I couldn't find answers to. 1) What is the maximum bet size? 2) Is it still true that Gamdom does not require Step Two Verification unless the user deposits $2000+, withdraws $2000+, or sends another user $1000+? If anyone could help me with these two questions, I'd really appreciate it! |
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I just hit the publish button on a Gamdom Casino review. The casino was already listed in my directory under the Best Bitcoin Casino and Best Live Dealer Online Casino categories. The site is does have a BitcoinTalk thread, but it has not been active lately. You can view their ANN thread here. Launched in 2016, Gamdom is an online casino, sportsbook, and esportsbook that offers daily rewards, instant rakeback, and provably fair games. It's main competitors include sites like Stake, Roobet, Rollbit, Duelbits, Wolf Bet, Bitsler, and BetFury. |
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Just checking back into this thread to suggest SimpleDice and DuckDice, another two reputable dice sites that offer free faucets.
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An approximate 4388 BTC bankroll x c.$35,000 each is way above $153 million invested thus far.
Is that bankroll the total of both bustabit and bustadice? Or is it only for the bustabit? Because for me, that's a lot of money for one site to have especially with only few games. Pretty neat that they are this successful, I hope that they open their signature campaigns again in the forum. That number appears to be the total for both sites. Bustabit current bankroll: BTC 2,227.93821432Bustadice current bankroll: BTC 2,188.74253414
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Wolf.Bet recently launched a crypto sportsbook. I would probably add them next!
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Can the free 0.000001 BCH be used to gamble on the site or one need to accumulate a higher amount before being able to wager with the free from faucets reward, most of the sites offering such free native tokens always have hidden conditions.
Yes, the funds given from the faucet can be used immediately. The minimum bet at BCH.Games is 0.00000001 BCH, so the faucet awards 100x the minimum bet per claim. The minimum withdrawal is 0.0001 BCH. |
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BCH.Games gives all users a free 0.00000100 BCH every five minutes. Your account balance must be empty to claim.
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Ok first in my mind comes after read this thread. Does bustafish has any correlation with bustadice and bustabit which well known trusted gambling site?
Damn, when i opened bustafish , it looked similar with bustabit. Don't get me wrong, but people would think this is just a phising site of bustabit
Don't be fooled by the "busta" domain name, the [probably] identical source code, or the copycat logo, this site is not related to the real Bustabit site in any capacity. Side note, the OP in this thread actually leaves me with more questions than answers.  |
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Isn't there a built-in function that you can exclude your own for a certain X time? That would avoid a lot of problems like this.
Some online casinos - namely those in the UK or CA - use excellent problem gambling services like GamStop and Reality Check to tackle issues like this, but sadly most of the casinos you'll find with a Curacao license are not exactly thrilled to be...ethical. |
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bustadice was the first site i actually won the most and the only place i actually played. but recently seems like the place is pretty empty, as i remembered it use to be pretty active in chat, but now you see rarely see 2-3 people chatting and only to beg or to stay active for any rains. rarely see daniel online.
I can't be certain, but I'd probably guess the recent lack of activity on Bustadice is due to one or two things: 1) People would rather HODL their Bitcoin right now rather than wager it. 2) We're approaching the summer months and people would rather spend their time outside than in front of a computer. Whatever the real reason may be, the decrease in volume at BaD and BaB is most likely not because of something Bustadice did wrong. From what I can tell, nothing has changed at the world's leading dice site. It still appears that it's "business as usual" at Bustadice and Bustabit. |
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This site have a weird feature which is maximum amount you can send to their wallet address and it is available for ever different coins, I am yet to register on this site but just tried and found this.
So if anyone using the site please make sure you don't deposit more than what they mentioned as maximum amount.
Despite being a Bitcoin Cash casino, BCH.Games integrated SideShift.ai's coin swapping service to allow users to deposit other cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Litecoin, Stellar, Ethereum, Monero, and many more and have them converted to BCH. Those minimums and maximum deposit limits you see for the coins offered via SideShift are reportedly put in place because those varying limits are what SideShift can fulfill immediately. If you send an amount outside of SideShift's limits, you will be refunded the transaction amount, minus blockchain fees. None of this applies to BCH deposits, however, as BCH banking is done using BCH.Games (not SideShift). The minimum BCH deposit is 0.0001, with no maximum. |
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I can fully understand your thoughts of Sportsbet being a bitcoin book. At the same time, most books are bitcoin books. 90% of the transactions with Bookmaker are crypto transactions. Bookmaker is still considered to be a fiat book. The trust feedback is read for all the books rated. No book is perfect and big books will have complaints. There are 3 other guides here at BCT that rate sportsbooks. All of the guides rate Nitrogensports as the top book. This helps me to feel comfortable with rating Nitrogen as the top book. Other ratings guides at BCT: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=577102.0https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1820529.0https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5158369.0This isn't a review of Sportsbet, since fiat books aren't rated here and Sportsbet may be a good book, but one of the guides above has Sportsbet rated last, another 4th and the other not rated. I haven't tested Sportsbet for years and haven't kept up to date with Sportsbet so I have no personal opinion. It's incredibly impressive how you've managed to curate this thread consistently for nearly SEVEN YEARS, but I do think your rankings are in need of a little adjusting. To be quite honest, I personally wouldn't play at most of the sportsbooks listed in your rankings, nor would I recommend them to visitors at my website. Like another poster has said here already, those other guides are very out-of-date and should not be used as a reference/guide by anyone looking for a reputable crypto sportsbook. But like you mentioned in a previous comment, it's incredibly hard to find a reputable, non-fiat sportsbooks these days! Especially ones that don't require KYC! |
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Does Nitrogen plan to consolidate NitrogenSports and NitroBetting into one brand in the future, or remain separate? I fail to see the benefit to having two nearly identical brands with nearly identical branding. Seems like a misuse of resources in my opinion.
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For instanse, we've analyzed a statistics (i.e. from dicesites.com) for the last year and found that some of the indicators reached their highs and started to decrease significantly since September 2020.
Actually the situation is quite similar for several casinos, so we afraid that it can be a result of a common market condition. For instance, daily bets fell sharply both for bastadice and yolodice, and the last one closed altogether.
I don't have too much knowledge surrounding Yolodice, but talking about Bustadice/Bustabit, there were some huge whales active in Q3-ish of last year that are probably skewing the data that you collected. Not only that, Bitcoin started it's historic climb in early October, 2020, which is right around the time most Bitcoin online gambling sites started to see a decrease in daily active users. So what are real figures in this sphere? How many people play in which casino? What's the average amount of a bet, how many bets does an average player make?
I do not own an online casino, nor have I ever launched one, but I do work with many of them. My educated guess is that daily active users (or some variation of that metric) would give a fairly good indication of whether or not things are going well. Other important metrics probably include Net New Depositors, and if you intend to crowdfund your bankroll, Unique Bankroll Investors. Good luck with your project! Make sure to contact me to get listed on my website  |
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