I checked their KYC policy and they require anyone to complete it first before doing any withdrawals and I think most of the reputable gambling websites now implement that rule unlike in the past years where they only ask KYC when a user withdraws an amount higher than their allowed limit. We can't blame them to be more stricter now because illegal activities that involves crypto are growing and they need to make sure their users has no criminal records.

They also have their own mobile app in android which is very convenient to use. I've been using it since its release whenever I want to gamble on my mobile device. It also allows me to easily monitor their latest promotions.

Their active admins here on this forum is what makes them to be one of the best gambling websites. They always cater to the queries if someone is confused on their promotion or someone encountered a problem on their website.

A criminal that is wanted by the authority won't use his real identity on those crypto casino but instead they would use someone's info to pass the KYC verification. As long as the gambling platform don't detect any malicious activity on the user's account and completed the KYC verification, I don't think they will check deeply the source of its incoming deposits as well as withdrawals. The authorities can't just accuse them of money laundering if their user's database have no criminal records.

I found this gambling platform rocketplay5.com on btcgosu review website. They currently have many promotions on their slot games. They also support many payment methods not just cryptocurrencies though you may need to complete their KYC verification first if you want to experience no issues on withdrawals.

Still have few hours left so I'll drop mine.

BTC address: bc1qlwc7peule7q9mg3nkvj283ud8tv9vwn0ygx7qr

They didn't exactly stated how or when they would ask about the KYC verification. But seeing these private information they require on their ToS, I'm hesitating to try their website. It's my first time to see on a gambling website asking for a verification call on their KYC and I think it's too much already since they have our private information from the ID and address documents. They can already verify if someone submitted a fake document because of the selfie so I don't really see any reason why they will also need a live verification.

My worst moment was after the bull run way back 2017. I managed to buy myself a personal computer during that time while studying in college from doing different crypto-related tasks. I was already planning to give some to my parents the next year of that since I have nothing to spend on after I bought my PC. I promised them that I would handle the expenses for fixing our garage thinking that my income will continue until the market crash happened in 2018 and I lose 80% of my crypto portfolio. I told them that I can't handle the expenses anymore since the value of my assets went down a lot. They don't understand how crypto works so they thought that I was scammed and heard many hurtful words from them with that experience. I've never sold my assets during that crash since the value is almost worthless. I stay away for a few years on the crypto space to focus in my studies. After I finished it in 2020, my group chat in crypto started to become noisy and I found out that the crypto market is starting to go up again. I immediately checked my portfolio and saw that its value recovered by 70%. I was able to recover my money during that pump and use it as a capital to start my crypto journey again.

I don't think it's the fault of the casino since it's already stated on their ToS even before the gambler created his account on their platform. Gamblers should make a habit of reading the ToS before trying a new platform especially if they are against the KYC rules. Most gambling casinos implement KYC verification now so it should be expected even if there is no warning upon creating an account on their website.

They actually have that option also. I'm not a fan of slot also but I'm aware about that fast forward stuff on the slot result since I tried it once before on a different website. I checked my stake account to see if they have it and found this. I tested how it works and it speeds-up the animation of the slot. The "turbo" option is like x2 speed of the usual speed of the slot animation while the "super turbo" instantly shows the result.
 

There are many ways to contact them. You can check their streaming channel and find their social media accounts that they attached on their profile info. Like this for example, I found shroud's twitter from his twitch account and saw his business email on his profile.




It's hard to suggest some streamers I know because we don't live in the same county. It will also depend on your budget because as far as I know, streamers that promotes a gambling platform asks for some talent fee first before they do the job. More followers means higher talent fee because their viewers' reach is huge.

With the current bear market condition, I buy every 15 days of the month which is also my salary day. I use half of the remaining amount of my salary to buy bitcoin and other crypto to prepare for the next bull run. My plan actually is to hold it for many years and just use it when I retire. If it give me a good amount of profit like 300% of my investment in the next market cycle, then I will sell some of it just to recover my capital then hold the remaining which will go in my retirement fund.

That is a good way preventing new users that are against the KYC regulation from playing on their platform. We know that many people don't bother reading the ToS or FAQ when trying a new gambling website. They just immediately deposit some amount and get excited to try their platform. If they manage to win some amounts and the website asks them to comply to the KYC before withdrawing, they suddenly accuse them of being a scam because it won't release their funds even if it's their fault in the beginning.

It would be better to add some reviews on the list of different gambling websites, I checked each link and it only redirects to the affiliate link of those sites that you've used. I don't see anything wrong with that but people would prefer more to use an affiliate link from a website similar on the OP if it helped them in some way. Some even put the latest promotions of various gambling websites so gamblers can stay updated.

That is why there is really no cure for me to people who are addicted into gambling. It will always depend on them if they want to escape from their addiction. Even if you remove the things that tempt them to access the gambling platforms, they will find a way to do their gambling habit. As long as they have the urge to gamble in their mind, they will still come back to it even if they are able to stop for some time.

I don't think it will be abandoned in the future. Many big gaming companies now starts to integrate web3 technology to their upcoming games. It also attracts more potential players if they found out that the game is crypto related and earn some cash by playing it. Real gamers also appreciate some returns while playing the game they enjoy even if it's not the same amount if they are whaling in that game.

The real challenge to those big game companies is how to properly balance the game economy when they adapt to blockchain technology. We know that there are some that will only play for financial reasons. If the game economy is not balance, it would also drag those real players to eventually stop playing because the developers didn't planned properly how to counter those extractors.

I just can't imagine that there are still people that falls for those obvious scam. I mean even if as a newbie, I wouldn't believe on those scam tokens that promises a quick huge return. What kind of marketing that people behind those token do that they are able to gather huge amount of money from their victims.

Any token or NFT that is created to take advantage of a historic event usually has no real utilities so it is best to always stay away from them. Newbies should learn to not buy any crypto related stuff if it's just being hyped.

The pump is just driven by the hype of its community. Many believe that the 1.2% tax burn proposal on LUNC will send the price flying so many people are buying it thinking that it could even reach $1. They don't realize that it is not finalized yet and CEX only announced that they will support the proposal incase it will be approved. Same as voyager, it also went parabolic because of its established community. With how low its price went, it's very easy to pump and dump it. Crypto enthusiasts just see those coins as shitcoins now. Everyone wants profit in crypto so when there is an opportunity to earn, people just ride the wave to take advantage of the hype.

It depends what altcoin you are going to invest to and how long you will hold it. I believe it's possible but it's hard to spot what altcoin is going to give you that return. Just think of $BNB, it was less than a dollar few years ago and look at its price now. No one would've thought it will reach its current price now and I don't know if there is someone able to hold and sold when it hit 3-digit price. Making it possible would feel like hitting the jackpot on the lottery.

Their NFT is not just some sort of jpeg that are popular these days who have no usecase and only hyped by their community. You can check here the utility of their NFTs and as you can see on their roadmap they plan to add more in the future which owners can benefit from using their platform. They even plan to add a pvp type of game exclusive for their holders. You can also get a share of profit from their themed-games if you are a NFT holder.

Ravencoin being in the top 100 is not the only reason why he added it on his platform. He already stated that it can me mined through GPUs so he get those coins for free and use it to test his website freely without spending any amount from his pocket. I'm also guessing those players that used ravencoins is him and the website has no real players yet.

Based on his previous posts, he is pretty knowledgeable about the website's development and it would be a hassle for him if he should also be the one taking care of the promotion so hiring someone that is expert on that field will definitely help him if he really want to promote his website.