I personally have never had a problem with Coins.game casino. I get those promotions via email as well, mostly free spins and I use them when I catch them. I also have a small amount that I mostly spend on sports betting. It's too small for withdrawing, and I can't make a bit more in months... I win then I lose a couple of times, then I win, and so it goes round and round. I also noticed that they are very active on Twitter, they have many giveaways.

But as Bitinity reminds they have some unresolved situations here...  and I haven't made a single deposit since the accusations started, and probably won't until they fix their trust rating here on the forum.

They will manage to hold their ground, but not in this number. In my country (and probably in some other countries as well) there are many land-based casinos around, almost on every corner. But people who hang out there are mostly "older" people, so I think we can say that the younger generations are more into "online", so with time there won't be as much need for land-based casinos.

Time will tell if I'm right or wrong, but my opinion is that land-based casinos will lose the race at one point. It may not happen in the next 5-10 years, but one day it surely will.

DiMarxist you are right, a brief explanation attracts more people, and that's why review sites should be a lot more popular. Instead of going through ToS and some casinos' pages just to learn more about what they offer, and their rules about KYC, bonuses, and promotions, it's a lot easier to open a good casino review site and see all that in one place.

And there are a few good casino review sites here on the forum. People should use them a lot more in my opinion, as I always write, it's different when professionals check & try some casinos and share their experience and opinion about that site than when we amateurs do it. Of course, we should trust our judgment, but we have to admit that others can do that job much better.

I am not really sure what you wish to say here... Poor people also prefer other means of entertainment, and poor people can also be very responsible with the money they have. Poor or rich people look for jackpots, and you should know that it's a different jackpot if you play with $0.1 and $100 per bet... so even rich people can easily get a lot richer if they hit a jackpot with some high bet. So 100 $0.1 bets are $10, and 100 $10 bets are $1000... Everyone plays with stakes they can control, and those stakes can bring big profits or big losses.



It's the same. As I wrote above... poor guy will try to make $10 with his $10, millionaire will try to make another million with his million. Numbers are different, but the chances for both are the same.

I think people need to check the "Zeitgeist" movie... "What do churches need? Money, money... and more money"

Churches do not pay taxes, except that the people give them money through various donations, and the state also gives them a lot of money. They own a lot of land and real estate, some of which are in very luxurious locations. Religions and churches are big businesses, besides they have their fingers in some other branches as well. I have always considered them as a kind of spy organization with its own clear structure and goals that go hand in hand with the state apparatus.

It doesn't matter if someone is rich or poor, we all start gambling for fun & easy profit. The stakes are different, everyone has their own limit and perception of a min bet & big win.

It's not a question of how someone becomes too addicted to gambling, I think we are all addicted, so the real question is how well we are able to control it. Without control, anyone (rich or poor) can lose everything they have and get into debt on top of that.

Each of us has our own reasons why we like to gamble, for sure it's common for all of us to feel the thrill of taking risks and trying to get bigger wins. Other factors like socialization in land-based casinos or online casino chat rooms, and drinking can add up to the experience, but some people just like to gamble without them.

Well, sometimes we have fun & profit, sometimes we have fun & loses... I see many interesting comments here, but all this comes down to simple thing, it's all fun & games as long as we gamble with the money we can afford to lose. Sure we all like to profit, it makes us happier, but when we talk about gambling it's a road full of ups and downs, but as long as we play with money we can afford to lose it will never create some bigger issues, we will be able to control our addiction.

When interest is always about the winning there will be a lot of disappointments as well, nobody wins all the time... especially not in gambling games, whatever games you have in mind.

I'm glad this issue has been resolved, but waiting 4 months to fix a simple issue is really too much time. Unfortunately, support is weak (or non-existent) in many crypto casinos. Sometimes (or better to say in many cases) it takes a lot of persistence and support from other people to solve some problems.

This case just confirms that crypto gambling is like the wild west, sometimes it's hard to get justice, I hope the forum (like many times before) really helped.

In the last +7 years that I have been actively gambling with cryptocurrencies, I have had many (too many) situations like this one, so I lost track of them. Many popular games have brought me luck at crucial moments, but also many of those games have eaten my bankroll to zero. So I can't single out a single game that was particularly lucky for me.

In my experience, there are times when we are lucky and whatever game we play we win, when unlucky times come every game can bring our bankroll to zero. I guess the best would be to stop playing in those moments, but sometimes it's really hard to stop...

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I don't like to see a casino brag about itself, especially when it's a new casino and they have nothing to back up their claims. I don't see any interesting promotions, they have only third-party games, the casino looks nice, but there's nothing special about it... With such a low rating on Casino Guru, I guess it's only a matter of time before we see similar complaints here.


Well, it's better they have no license than a fake one, it's very suspicious... and we really have to wonder about their real intentions.
And the second one is equally disturbing, "fake" slots and casino games sound incredible to me. I haven't come across anything like that so far, I will do some more research, surely there are ways to know if we are playing an original game or a fake one.

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Maybe I'm in the wrong place, but I found what I was looking for. 😂

This slot is a pure mechanical slot, and I am not old enough to remember such slots, and maybe there were none in my country... at least I never saw anything similar to this one, except on some videos (Pawn Stars, Storage Wars, and similar).

After a short search, I found this image, these kinds of slots we had here, and it looks similar to slots I was playing in the '90s.



There was a key (the owner had it) and he could set up "the house edge" and how much money it would give with that key. I have watched the owner do it several times for slot and poker machines.

It's a nice gesture definitely! Sometimes good deeds don't need much explanation...

In 2', It's called a quick goal for sure. I expected an early goal, but in the last moments, I decided to bet on the opposite of my intuition... this time that was a wrong call. The next game will be tricky,  somehow I feel this match can go any way, maybe I will even try with a goal in the second half, but we will see.

Congratulations to the winner, and see you in the next round. Good luck to everyone.

To me this is gambling, my definition of gambling is that if we put something in and risk what we have in trying to win more (or any reward that is greater than the stake itself) that is gambling. I don't think winning these games has anything to do with skill, these machines are rigged and you just have to be lucky enough to hit the right time to play. Simply said, the claw opens up for a second when gets fully up in most cases, just sometimes it stays closed and brings a prize.

And sadly we see them everywhere around... wherever kids hang out we can see these machines, and kids ask their parents just for a few tries, I have that "problem", in most cases I talk them out of it, but sometimes I give up and I play together with my kids.

There's an old saying "repetition is the mother of learning". And now when I have small children, it is clearer to me than ever, it's up to us to constantly repeat to them what is good and what is not, and they will learn eventually. But we need to be persistent and never stop repeating to them all the important things.

I guess it's the same with gambling beginners, all we can do is repeat and point out all the dangers of gambling, to talk about responsible gambling and what that means. Of course, the first rule is "never play with money you can't afford to lose", the first and the most important rule in my opinion. Once people cross that limit it's hard to go back to normal.

The interface is very important, and it's actually simple, the look is everything. The saying “we eat with our eyes first” can easily be said another way "we consume with our eyes first", "we buy with our eyes". So when we see something for the first time, it affects us and we want to try it or skip it.


We need to be free to explore all options for any reason. It can happen that we are not comfortable in a casino or we get bored, but casinos are aware of that (at least the good ones), and that's why after some time every casino makes some changes (minor or major).


Competition is important. It's what makes casinos better and better, to offer more... and all that stuff that will make their casino the number one choice.

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If you bet all in every time you get some nice cards you are easy to read. It's foolish to talk about what can happen on the poker table without knowing many factors (number of players, their bankrolls, type of the game, etc), but generally going all in with good cards can easily backfire on you. Poker requires patience, watching other players, and whenever you have good cards to try to get them into play...

I'm more into online poker, but I have been playing very rarely in the past years. Somehow crypto poker places don't catch my interest... I guess I will be more active when some interesting poker places come up.