I think there's many casinos or reviews sites talking about KYC free casino, you can search on google. The thing is all of them are fake KYC free casino, they're not asking the KYC at the beginning, but when you search on their TOS you will see KYC is mandatory for them. Not only on casino reviews, few casinos in this forum also promote fake KYC free casino too lol. I think such casinos should be avoided since they're not really honest with the gamblers.
To be perfectly fair from these gambling crypto casino out there, most of them really do offer KYC-free on their platform however not having to do KYC has limits on your account such as the amount you can gamble and withdrawal. It also vary depending on these casino since you can sign up on their platform without doing KYC however if you have reached certain limit, you'll be subjected to a mandatory KYC process. Also, It is important to know the TOS of these casinos to avoid violating it and be subjected for KYC. |
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Parang wala yata kabayan, siguro dahil na rin sa regulation, baka hindi pa masyadong plansado. Mostly nag ooperate sa Philippines ay target lang din ang audience sa Philippines, saka hindi na kailangan ng crypto dahil mas madali naman kung GCASH nalang.
Kung meron mang crypto casinos locally owned, for sure doon pa rin ako sa pwede ang GCASH, hehe.
Sa totoo lang, kung sakaling magkakaroon man ng local cryto casino na based dito sa Pinas, I think hindi sya papatok sa mga kababayan natin at mas tatangkilikin pa ito ng ibang bansa. Tulad nga rin ng sabi mo, mas pipiliin natin yung may Gcash option dahil convenient sa lahat. Imagine mo kung may E-sabong na crypto at E-sabong na Gcash, mas pipiliin ng tao yung sa Gcash dahil madali lang gamitin. |
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1. The Founder Of FedEx Saved The Company By Gambling In Vegas.
I remember reading this on one of the threads posted here in the forum, not sure what thread it was though. I have to say what he did was extremely reckless but luckily luck was on his side that day. Yup, there was a thread that has been posted on the gambling section about this story. Here it is, the Casino can play a role in changing fortune? whereas he luckily won on his gambling activity and used it to invest on his company, FedEx. Anyways, I have either read or watch something about number 4 which is about "Some Gambling Addicts Pee All Over the Gaming Floor" somewhere and it is kinda reasonable especially there are some casinos that are hard to get a sit on a table. They do this to avoid getting out of their place as it is hard to get back in. Some of them used water bottles to pee however some don't which resulted them peeing all over the place. About number 5 which is about "You Can Voluntarily Ban Yourself from a Casino", I kinda knew about this based from the movies I've watched but luckily I haven't been able to try it and even consider it. 11. The Numbers on a Roulette Wheel Add Up to 666. Illuminati and devil is related with gambling. Confirmed |
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One of the great way on illustrating how decentralization and centralisation differ from one another which is also why most banks are against cryptocurrencies especially bitcoin.
On the illustration you've shown is just an example for 9 users, imagine if it were to be the amount of the population of bank users and crypto users.
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Every time nakakita ako ng ganitong news, naiisip ko na one step closer tayo towards full implementation and integration of cryptocurrencies sa bansa. Since mismo si BSP na nagpapakita ang kanilang leniency dito, mas may hope ako na maiintegrate ito sa ating financial system and methods sa bansa.
It is definitely nice to see Union Bank utilizing this feature sa kanilang users. It makes it very convenient para makabili and transact ng BTC. Though feeling ko ang kalaban dito is documents and limitations, pero for that price to pay, willing ka talagang ipakita lahat para magamit ito.
Tama ka dyan kabayan, sobrang good news nito lalo na't in compliance sya with BSP. Sana lang sumunod yung ibang banks para maraming option tayo dahil hindi naman lahat satin ay user ng Unionbank. Yung iba satin BPI at BDO users since sila rin kilalang banko sa bansa natin. Anyways, malaki naman yung tsansa na sumunod sila pero siguro hindi pa ngayon since nagsisimula palang naman. |
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I've personally only ever signed up for casinos/bookies:
a. because I want to, found them interesting and have heard good things.
b. because someone I trust and know well who gambles there prompted me to. This is when I sign up under them.
Sometimes, (a) leads me to look for (b) and to sign up under someone who already has an account there. Just makes sense someone I know should benefit.
Been pretty lucky, guys above me tend to give me back some of the earnings, otherwise I don't expect to get anything back from losing at a casino/bookie.
It's a great way to ensure that the gambling platform or casino you're going to play and bet on has a credible reputation and having someone that you know from that sites help especially that they provide you first hand experience on the platform. Anyways, Isn't (a) just the same as review from other people but not on review sites? |
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I've voted for signature campaign on this one however it varies depending on the status of the campaign. What I've meant on the status are its campaign participants, how it is managed, who's managing it, how the payment is made, etc,. Here at the forum, one way of advertising your platform is through signature campaign and having a trustworthy campaign managers and participant will surely boost your platform reputation throughout the forum.
Other than signature campaign, I guess review sites would also be a great basis as you will likely be able to check honest reviews from various individuals and users and also you will be able to see a quick overview of their platform and it's games and promotions.
If I may to add as well on the list, I guess it is also worth to mention the banner that is being rented out on the forum as those also gets my attention since they are being reviewed by forum management or theymos.
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The simple way to workout on this is: Be yourself and let others follow you! There is no harm in following your own principles and you can go beyond the skies with yourselves. Never believe in movies, sometimes they are the one whose rooting bad ideas on our minds and we start to relate that in real world due to unconscious thoughts and surroundings.
Your principles, if you have set them properly then write this down other peeps will follow you and try to mimic the success in their lives. Never forget how big personalities formed around us, they were enthusiastic about their work, shown at most dedications and went against the world.
Movies and TV shows creates illusion to people that what they are showing is real and relatable on real life which in fact is the opposite. You should never illustrate real life situation to TV shows and movies. Being yourself and still be able yo prove yourself and boost your economical factor relatively is quite a feat however sometimes that is not always the case. There are situations where being yourself could provide conflict to what you do and the aspect of your success. Anyways, Yes, there are instances where bending your principles could boost your situation but it doesn't mean that it should stay that way in the long run. You can try to bend your principles and bend it back afterwards to avoid changing oneself. |
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I don't see the big deal of kyc? You trying to avoid taxes? Underage? Gambling for an illegal jurisdiction? IMO those are the users who would likely have an issue performing kyc for a casino.
Man, you're a little wrong here (imo). Personally I don't want to do KYC for some offshore-registered services (90 % of casinos and book). And the reason is that such services has liability around zero , so if they get "hacked" or just sell their database to the third party, it will be near impossible to sue them. I have no problem to do KYC with some services registered in trustworthy countries, like Bitstamp or bet365. But again, no KYC for offshore cunning rats! I couldn't agree more with your opinion on this one. Some gambles may have an issue why don't want to do KYC such as what yahoo said however that is not always the case. Most of us here doesn't really care if they do KYC as long as there would be someone liable in case something happens. Leakage of personal data is a thing and it is serious whereas it could cause safety issue to someone if it falls to the wrong hands. Selling of databases or even the platform itself is quite common on the gambling industry especially those who does not perform well. Liabilities and security is something that we want to assure in case KYC will be required. |
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From the words of coins.ph themselves, ito sabi nila: Again, we do understand your situation regarding your violation. We understand that you are not explicitly gambling or doing any form of it. However, we would like to emphasize that your violation is directed toward your involvement/affiliation with gambling entities. This means that part of your violation includes transacting with them even though you do not really engage in gambling.
We completely understand how you feel about this and I have discussed this with our Review Team, sadly, their decision is final. No worries though as this decision is only temporary. Your limits may still be restored once another review is conducted and we have found out that your account activities are now in line with our platform's terms of service.
We, however, would not be able to disclose how often this periodic review occurs as it is done by the team on a case-to-case basis. We hope this clarifies your concern.
Unfortunately, I do not think kung may iba pa bang way para ma-bypass yung issue na to. Dito sa current campaign natin, I changed yung BTC address ko to my BitPay wallet instead. Tapos from time-to-time, sinesend ko yung proceeds from my BitPay to coins.ph account pero I do not think gagana ito once nag periodic check ulit sila. If worse comes to worst, they might completely lock my account kaya habang maaga pa lang talaga, nag hahanap na ako ng alternative. Thank you for disclosing yung message from coins.ph. Medjo naguluhan lang ako sa sinabi nila na "Sadly, their decision is final. No worries though as this decision is only temporary. Anyways, buti na lang hindi account closure yung nangyari sayo at na-limit lang yung account mo unlike kay jamyr na account closure which is medjo bothering. By the way, yung sa nangyaring enhance verification nila sakin, hangang level 2 na lang yung account ko since dinecline nila yung id verification ko for level 3. Also, wala rin silang sinend na any email notifying na may nagawa ako against sa TOS nila. If ever man na may mangyari sa account, mag lean on na lang ako sa binance p2p or yung ibang alternatives. |
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I second that the design is decent and looking good for my eyes. It's not too bright and not too boring. We're starting to have these types of websites for referrals but you guys are making it fine and cool.
When are you going to add that martingale calculator? It isn't working as of now, I just want to look at how it works.
Couldn't agree more, the website has great potential and I can see myself using this as most of the gambling platform I've been playing on are listed here. Design is simple yet enough for it's function and it is also mobile friendly. However, I guess this is still a work in progress as there are some function that is still not yet available such as Martingale Calculator and Probably Fair. Looking forward for more update on this platform |
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Since they target to steal gambling equipment and gambling machines, we are assuming that it is a part of gambling addiction, which is actually not the case. People who are gambling addicts damage themselves by playing excessive gambling and losing money. However here we are actually talking about the thieves and gamblers are not thieves.  Please not relate both of them together. What they have done are theft or burglary which is a criminal activity and not gambling activity. Both are different on each of their aspects and gambling addiction does not correlate with this incident. Gambling addiction is caused by uncontrollable gambling activities whereas the gambler has lose control on his gambling games and bets which could end up getting broke etc. However, on this incident, it leans more on thievery as these people stolen someone else property and have targeted gambling machines. |
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Actually there are some betting gambling sites that offer this kind of gambling.
Have you checked out Freebitco.in? You can bet there on how much do you think the price of bitcoin will be at the end of the month.
Also, isn't this just the same on other trading platform where you bet on long or short?
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Ano sa tingin nyo guys ang update na ito mula sa Unionbank?
Sa tingin nyo ba, magagamit nyo rin yung "Cryptocurrency Trading" na ito sa mobile application ng Unionbank?
Buy and sell yes, pero dipende paren kung gaano ka strict yung KYC nila at syempre kung ok at fair naman ba ang kanilang fees and conversion rate. Sobrang active talaga ni Unionbank sa crypto adoption, although my mga recent problem nga with regards to KYC update pero sa tingin ko ay normal lang naman ito just like the other coin na almost every year ay humihingi ng additional KYC. Unionbank leads the local bank to adopt cryptocurrency, they are ahead and I believe alam talaga nila ang ginagawa nila and that’s good for everybody. Wala naman nareceive at narinig na issue when it comes sa KYC nila. Hindi rin ako kakabahan about my identification since kilala silang financial institution sa bansa natin. Also, kung magkaproblema man, marami tayong mapupuntahan na branches para gawin yung KYC or magtanong at magpatulong sa problema. Anyways, May I know kung ano yung issue na nareceive mo about KYC? Kung sakaling buy and sell lang yung function nung trading nila, siguro hindi ko muna siya gagamitin at maghihintay ng additional features like transfer to different address at iba pa. |
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If their products is related with something useful or which can be called as collectors item then maybe its good to include the gambling addiction screen so that they can make sure that their employees is in good state of mind. Because sometimes having this issues is really a huge problem not only with the company but also with their fellow employee since those guys can disturb the harmonious workplace on the company.
Nope, I kinda disagree with your opinion on this one. Other than if gambling would be a conflict of interest on the company, I see no other reason why a company would do a gambling screening to their employees and applicants. There's already a background check being done for applicants and I think that would be enough as a screening for them. Also, not only gambling addiction could cause such an employee do such a thing against the company. |
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Andami kong nakikita sa facebook post na anti-cryptocurrency na ang Unionbank. Most of them is pinapapull out na lahat ng funds ni Unionbank once ni reason nila na galing sa crypto yung pera. This came from my facebook crypto friends and 3-4 people na ata yung kilala ko na same case sila kaya medyo nag iingat ako gumamit ng Unionbank ngayon for the reason na ma close ang account ko due to my crypto transactions. This is why I doubt Unionbank sa kung ano magiging take nila sa crypto especially ngayon na about sa post na mag ooffer ng crypto trading ang Unionbank. Sila ang pinaka una na crypto friendly bank sa bansa natin and nag iba yung tingin ko sakanila due to closure of account of my crypto friends. Sana maging open padin sila sa crypto in the future.
I agree sa point mo at marami na rin akong narinig at kilalang nagkaproblema sa kanilang Unionbank account nila about crypto transactions. Halos lahat ng issue na narinig ko about Unionbank ay about crypto at P2P transactions from Binance. Pero, I think hindi lang naman sa Unionbank may issue about crypto transactions dahil may mga kilala ako na gamit ay BDO at BPI bank kaso nagkaproblema rin sila. Hopefully, Magbago at mabigyan ng chance muli yung mga users ng mga bankong ito lalo na ang Unionbank since crypto friendly financial institutions sila. |
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Unfortunately, as much as we don't like providing our identification on any gambling platform or any website at all. We must also think that the gambling platform we are playing on is a business which has to follow certain regulatory rules and laws from the country it is based from.
This situation could be unavoidable depending on the platform and how you interact with these platforms especially those who are using VPN and are living on a country that crypto and online gambling is banned. Some gambling platforms are not very strict in regards with KYC as long as they don't detect any unusual activity on your account whether it is VPN issue, Fraud issue, or even a possible log-in attempt on the account. However, there are some gambling platforms who are strict with KYC and some of them require KYC for withdrawal or any huge bet activity on the account.
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Apart from these kind of spin bonus some casinos offers (or offered) daily, weekly lucky spins which can bring a decent amount of money for certain number of people for every daily or weekly respectively which is quite good because casinos even offered the bonus when the players are not regularly betting there so anyone who wants to try their luck can get the benefit which is somewhat loss for the casino in my opinion but they respect every kind of gambler in their platform so offering a chance to win for anybody equally.
I am yet to discover a casino that somewhat reserves the bonus spins for their peers, and IMO that is actually a great idea but would probably be taken advantage of one way or another. Also, it might help the player to get a fee of the game again before getting their deposit, so that's a win-win situation for both gamblers and the platform since the gambler can play without any strings attached, and the casino can expect that the gambler will be enticed to play more once the bonus is out. Actually, there are casinos out there that offers free spins bonuses whether it's daily, weekly or whatever it is and they are reserved for users who have accumulated certain amount of bitcoin or other crypto or probably for high rank or level gamblers on their platforms. So even though they are not betting or playing anymore, they'll be able to use these free spins and this is one way for the platform to encourage these users to gamble once again on their platform however these usually are available on a limited time or date if the user will not be playing anymore. |
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Parang kay Maya yung trading niya. Sana itong dalawang bank na ito ay maging open sa deposit at withdrawal ng actual na supported cryptocurrencies nila.
Magiging blow yun sa kanila kapag ganun ang nangyari kasi mas dadaming mga kababayan natin ang magkaka-access sa paghohold at pago-own ng cryptocurrencies. At dadami ang matututo na sila mismo ang maghohold kesa iasa nila sa third party. Pero overall, good news yung mga ganito para sa atin.
Based dun sa given na screenshot sa Unionbank application, marami talaga syang similarities sa ibang local trading platform like coins.ph at maya. Sobrang hoping ako dito sa Unionbank dahil sila yung nakikita ko na crypto friendly na bank at may mga plano sa crypto mismo. Pero to be honest, nakukulangan ako sa crypto trading nila dahil literal na buy and sell lang sya. Sa pagkakaalala ko. Matagal ng nagpapakita ng interest ang Unionbank sa pagintroduce ng crypto sa service nila.
Yup, tama ka dyan, sobrang interested sila na pumasok sa crypto industry dati pa. Tsaka, Isa rin ito sa dahilan kung bakit ako gumawa ng UB account dahil crypto friendly sila. Wala rin ako masyadong narereceive na issue kapag nagcashout ako through UB from crypto. |
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Ayon sa article na nilabas ng Inquirer, ang unang Banko sa Pilipinas na nag-offer ng mobile cryptocurrencies trading ay Unionbank. Union Bank of the Philippines (UnionBank) is poised to become the first universal bank in the country to offer virtual asset exchange services through its mobile banking application.
This marks another major milestone in the bank’s efforts towards future-proofing while creating customer-centric solutions powered by technology and innovation.
The recently unveiled feature is part of UnionBank’s “Tech-Up Pilipinas” advocacy, which aims to promote digital literacy among Filipinos, in line with its goal of enabling inclusive prosperity in the country.
Unfortunately, hindi pa sya available para sa lahat na nag roll out lang sa sila sa limited na mga UnionBank users. Kahit ako tinignan ko kung available sa akin kaso nga lang hindi ako kasama sa na-rolled out na accounts. Anyways, kasama rin naman sa plano nila ang massive roll out sa susunod na mga buwan. Makikita rin natin sa ibabang picture na nabanggit sa article ay ang mismong screenshot sa application kung papaano ang trading sa kanilang mobile application. Simple lang yung trading process nya tulad ng sa coins.ph application lang din.  Also, makikita rin natin sa dulo ng article ang plano ng Unionbank sa pagpasok rin sa Metaverse. The Bank is hoping to launch the country’s first-ever Metaverse Center of Excellence sometime in the next few months.
“By launching this new feature, we are hitting two birds with one stone —future-proofing the Bank and satisfying the needs of customers who use cryptocurrencies,” Henry Aguda, Senior Executive Vice President Chief Technology and Operations Officer and Chief Transformation Officer said. “This is one of the things we are working on as we clear our path towards the metaverse.” Ano sa tingin nyo guys ang update na ito mula sa Unionbank? Sa tingin nyo ba, magagamit nyo rin yung "Cryptocurrency Trading" na ito sa mobile application ng Unionbank? Source & Reference: https://business.inquirer.net/358856/unionbank-becomes-first-philippine-bank-to-offer-mobile-cryptocurrency-trading |
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