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1  Economy / Gambling / Re: Which Casino and Sportsbook have the best UI? Which others can improve? on: January 11, 2024, 05:24:23 AM
Betcoin has the best by far. Graphics are modern and engaging.
2  Economy / Gambling / Re: RektBookie: Revolutionizing Sports Betting with AI Precision on: December 21, 2023, 08:57:57 AM
Definite scam since no one can win at that high of a percentage.

you can check the "odds/probability" ratio for yourself and what he wrote is not so impossible (we are 60% vs 80%).
I have found at least 1 group of people able to achieve that results in "long term"... not easy... but not impossible....

it is very curious that OP says he can win "simulated" matches... anyone who knows this series of events knows very well that something like this is practically impossible! It's like "guess what number I am thinking..."...

OP could have presented this site with an account without red trusts (I deliberately ignored it) but in any case, adding "buzzwords", impossible claims, lack of any objective proof are clear signs that something doesn't match...

 76% is crazy. There was an AI prediction site that was really good but he stopped posting plays.
3  Economy / Gambling / Re: RektBookie: Revolutionizing Sports Betting with AI Precision on: December 21, 2023, 12:07:15 AM
Definite scam since no one can win at that high of a percentage.
4  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Crypto sportsbook provider Betby is big scam?! on: December 11, 2023, 11:26:24 PM

My strategy in sports betting is to find value bets, which was the case with that bet today that was voided after the match ended and my team won 1-0. I placed it at odds of 1.83, the odds before the kick-off were 1.40. An obvious value that the aforementioned provider obviously didn't like. Or do you have a better explanation?

This sum up your concern. No bookmaker will allow a gambler that will bet using mathematical advantage against them. They are not here as source of constant profit but rather to provide entertainment through betting because they are business. They want players that playing a regular bets compared to those who’s betting using their lapses as an advantage to gain profit.

They are not scam but rather they have a ToS that is designed to get an advantage over players to avoid being a source of cash since there’s really a way to get a guaranteed profit on sportsbook using arbitrage and other form of +EV bets.

I don't blame you for reply like this, but it's obvious you are not into sports betting at all. Each bookmaker has a percentage of players who make profit. My ROI on sports betting is 20-25% long term. You cannot expect every player to gamble and lose money, to bet in the Premiership, Bundesliga and other big-market leagues where the odds are quite correct. So you had something to offer, your odds are the same as in other places, and someone had bet on that event. You accepted the bet. You guarantee that you will pay him if his bet wins. The basic postulate of sports betting.

Each value bettor relies on his deep knowledge of a certain league, where he is sure that he knows better than the trader which odds are correct. As a bookmaker, you have many different ways to stop him - you can refuse his bet, reduce his bet, limit to max. a bet of 1€ but cancelling bets after the outcome is known just because the bet is winning is at least a serious crime.

I think it is very important that other users get involved in this topic, and that they keep in mind what they can expect from this provider.
No one makes 20-25% long term. No one even makes 5%.
5  Economy / Gambling / Re: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw on: December 01, 2023, 05:50:24 AM
What casinos allow US players to play on and ask for KYC for register and for withdraw?


What about US players but they are abroad?
Betcoin and Nitrobetting allow US and rarely KYC.
6  Economy / Gambling / Re: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw on: November 30, 2023, 10:14:52 PM
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Not every gambler is prepared for KYC that is why casinos need to stated that clearly if they ask for KYC verification or not at the point of registration so that individual gamblers would be aware whether they are interested in furthering the registration or not.
Doing KYC on casinos has different levels and.many gamblers do like to do complex verification where their driver's license would be required for ordinary KYC. It is good for us to stick with non-KYC Casinos so we can enjoy everything that is attached to it and its benefits.

I'm pretty sure most casinos stated they require a KYC and any related verification requirements within their site. When the user signs up, they must accept the terms of service or terms and conditions. Any related information regarding KYC must be stated over there, so they did not necessarily need to state it clearly because it has already been stated on the terms. The problem is most users are ignorant or do not even bother to look over the documents that they agreed/accepted upon.
The first thing a gambler should do is to read through the terms and conditions of the casino and also be able to understand them at all times, be for you even make an account on such a casino,  and this is what most casino users don't understand,  some of them just go ahead with account creation even though they have not properly read and understand the terms and conditions of the service and how the level of their KYC have been.

Before accepting the term of service of the casino we must first of all be willing to hand out our documents for verifications because this is the most important stage that always gets gamblers stock at some point if they don't understand what really is happening.

It's similar to jaywalking, it's the same law everywhere but not enforced in some places. KYC has the same rules everywhere, some casinos don't enforce. Play at the casinos that don't KYC.
7  Economy / Gambling / Re: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw on: November 29, 2023, 10:27:44 PM
I think you guys are wanting so much from the casinos and I think in this case, you can’t actually eat your cake and have it back because there is no way you’ll be wanting a casino to be fully registered but yet you don’t want any form of KYC which every player should be aware that it wouldn’t be possible to have a fully registered casino with some sort of KYC been ask for at some point in time. I think we should take things pretty much easier with this casinos and also understand that they’re in the business to make profit and at such they’re also seeking ways to balance the regulations of their registration with the desires of their customers which is always contradicting.
There eare so many scam casinos so we need to shine our eyes and not make the mistake of putting our funds in a casino that would go away with our funds without anything left over for us. If a casino can decieve her customers to a stage where it will ask people to use her website and the hope that it does not requires KYC. If gamblers start creating account and make deposite and finally know that the information was different from what they are seeing, this might make other gamblers not to ever attempt to use the casino..
The key on here is that you should really be just simply sticking into those known and reputable sites then you do already solve out that kind of problem. Usually people who do really get victimized with these platforms
are to those people who are really that loving on testing out new sites which it isnt bad as long you are wary about the risk or really just that simply you are really just that too careless?
Also into those noobs who arent aware about sites reputation and just making direct deposits because it do really just that look legit? having those behaviors would really be leading into disaster.

These types of things are quite nice to know and apply, I personally think like you and in fact I have applied it, I have very few casinos in which I have fulfilled my KYC, they are the most reliable casinos, the ones with the most reputation and those who have more options to win for sure, because there are many places where you basically have a lot to win and to do the KYC I don't think it's something reliable, I'm sure that Many people stick to that, but as well There are others who don't comply with KYC because they don't like it , which I very much agree with , and then they come across the problem that when they have to do more KYC when it comes to checking it is quite annoying , that's what I've always said. That said , you are not allowed to do this type of thing like this on the Part of the casinos.

There are many who have to do things in the casinos and realize that the most important thing for them is the time in which they want and can make the withdrawals, and there is nothing more stressful that cannot be done because the KYC has to be done , and Everything would be excellent if everything is done and confirmed Correctly after sending the documents, something like what some brokers do, the bad thing begins when that is not respected and then it begins to take more than 2 days, because if the person needs the money already? When the deposit is made, it is Immediate, so what is expected is that the withdrawals can be made immediately, because the casino may consider that yes, the requirement is needed and everything, but an opinion must also be placed on the side of the gambler and please him, because it is a way of doing things better, and thus the person is satisfied with the treatment of the casino, because I return and repeat , when things are about money, very few people have the patience to put up with those things , and Because it's not about money, many change, others turn because it is their money and other People's money or other People's money must be given at once , that is normal.

It's not always immediate. It's the same as if you did no KYC. They don't even look at it until you ask for a withdrawal. Then they may ask for a video selfie. There's no reason to do KYC up front unless required.
8  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Inquiry about FortuneJack - KYC and Withdrawals on: November 15, 2023, 12:19:03 AM

If a casino asks for KYC, then you are in trouble. Most of the time when this happens, your money is gone. Although there is a small percentage of times that you'll get paid.

I did the KYC and passed and doing their additional security check. I did multiple KYC's in the past. But not as slow as FJ. Hmm I hope that's not true.

If you read the forum here, most of the time when a casino asks for KYC when you want a withdrawal they are keeping your money.
9  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Inquiry about FortuneJack - KYC and Withdrawals on: November 14, 2023, 11:54:59 PM
Just inquiring about Fortune Jack, This is my first winning and the only reviews I can find are angry reviews here. Positive reviews are rarely done in my opinion.

What is the deal with KYC and Fortune Jack - I did the KYC and now they're doing a security check. I asked support what are the KYC requirements and they will send it if it is required. I would've done the KYC prior to me playing.

I know that they have been in the industry for a long time, but I have played with other crypto sites and it has been a positive experience and support was helpful.

Have I been scammed?

If a casino asks for KYC, then you are in trouble. Most of the time when this happens, your money is gone. Although there is a small percentage of times that you'll get paid.
10  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why do you want to play on casinos without KYC requirements? on: November 13, 2023, 08:47:57 PM
The only time that a bitcoin casino asks for KYC is when they are looking for a reason to steal your money.
11  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: No scam sportsbooks on: November 09, 2023, 08:54:10 PM
over the last decade i have used around 150 different bookmakers. the last 2 years i focused more on „crypto“ bookmakers, but there are not much for hard punters who need more than mainstream leagues.

stake is quite serious and easy to handle, but low choice of markets, also on big leagues. you are able to bet high amounts on mainstream, but low leagues you also receive very hard limits.

sportsbet.io is very good, and offer a wide range on games/leagues, but as usual you receive fast limits

all bookies with betby software like coinsgame,bc, rollbit, betfury have a wide range on games, but for example coins offers more than rollbit, although same software. limits will be fast

betflip uses a nice software with very wide range, like gamdom, but 1k is maximum you can win Smiley

wolf and bitsler seems also very serious but low amount of games, wolf very low

betcoin i think also changes software within the last year, do not like it

nitrobetting and nitrogames are nice and good limits at the beginning, but i had issues there when me and some friends bet the same games. so we got restricted accounts. at the end everything was payed out. in my opinion this bookies could be really cool, but i do not see much improvement from software site over the last year

then there are a bunch of bookies using software i think called upgaming…. very big range of games, markets…. but also fast limits

many softbooks which are able to pay with cryptos but also fiat, i do not want to mention ,cause this would be to long

all in all ím really not satisfied right now, ím waiting for another sportsbet account but most of the time i use local bookies with fiat and sportsmarket with crypto….. cause not a single bookie will beat the quality of a bet365 :=
That's a pretty good write up on the bookmakers. One correction would be on Betcoin. The new version is complicated for some because it has so many betting options. More options than any of the bookmakers but you can still use the old version.

New version https://www.betcoin.ag/sportsbook/betcoinsports
New version with their second book https://www.betcoin.ag/sportsbook/gamebetrsports
Old version https://old.betcoin.ag/sports/old
12  Economy / Gambling / Re: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw on: November 08, 2023, 10:01:07 PM
Some casinos do not explain KYC and detailed requirements for withdrawals, so some users will be surprised if the withdrawal requirements must be KYC verified and the withdrawal value limits are high, this condition occurs in scam casinos because the casino team deliberately makes rules that make it difficult for users and the casino team will take over the account you to withdraw your funds, so make sure you register an account with a trusted reputable casino so that you don't worry about misuse of KYC data because they have a license that can be accounted for to monitor activities at that casino.
Shouldn't that be the casino's responsibility to tell the players that if they're planning to cash out, that they're going to have to follow their KYC policy? Plus, isn't it the best time if the casinos grow up too in terms of advertising? Lying about their operations can only work so long and with more people knowing how to think for themselves, deceptive advertising days should be numbered because there's a lot of option out there to choose from when it comes to honesty in casino so it's not incentivized in the long-term if you engage in that kind of advertising.

Each casino may have their own way of making such an information, some do not need to keep repeating on it or set a reminder about it when they already have stated such on their ToS, at least for an average gambler who understands his way should know that kyc gambling casinos will definitely demand for them going through the process at anytime, not asking at the point of registration isn't a barrier, if there's also a change in it, they would have communicated such through our contact or display such on the profile as information.

All of the key information are in ToS. It is just the customer or the gambler who is not reading it. It is not the casinos duty to keep reminding the gambler to do KYC as upon registration it was already stated on their ToS and the problem with that is we didn't read it. It is better to skim through it or head over to the FAQ section as mostly you can find an answer on it. I wouldn't call it also false advertising as it was just a marketing material to attract new gamblers and it ain't stated that it is a completely KYC-free, mostly in the registration that you can register without doing a KYC-right-a-way.

So with all these, we should see that it could be so annoying seing a gambler not going through the ToS of a gambling platform before their gambling experience with them, how will they know what they are yet to make discovery of, some things would have been best avoided if we would have known earlier the procedures to prevent them from happening, taking dome minutes to reads wouldn't cost anything but not doing so may lead to violation which will attract consequences.
Gambler would really be just that only be checking out those terms and conditions on the time that they would really be experiencing some problems on which they might have been able to
completely avoid it out if they had really just that put up some time for them to read up those terms and able to save up their @ss on such potential problem. There would really be some exemptions
on such situation basing up on the reputation of a certain casino.If you've been dealing on a new site or havent established reputation then dont get shocked if you have dealt with a scammy one
but if you are really that dealing with an old and reputable or known one then expect that you dont really have a fight for that once they would be throwing those violations
that you had committed.

KYC? Sounds to be standard nowadays although it wont be necessary or on point but once you do able to hit up those threshold then
this is the perfect time that they would be asking out things.

How do terms differ between casinos. If you've read one then you've read them all.
13  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why is horse racing so unpopular here and a bit of extra feedback on: November 06, 2023, 05:59:53 PM
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However we do not yet know how many gamblers are involved in horse racing on this forum because this board does not have a specific thread discussing horse racing so we cannot research the level of interest of forum users towards horse racing betting, if horse racing matches become more interesting and they will try your luck in betting on these sports.
That's probably because no one knows where to watch it? Are the organizers of those races streaming them or broadcasting them in a sports channel somewhere? I believe if it's accessible like those other sports, it might become more popular in the forum. But I'm not much of a gambler. I like playing Craps sometimes when I have absolutely nothing to do.
It's true, you can barely find any channel live streaming the races or any TV channel broadcasting them live to the audience so that they can watch the races and maybe raise some interest. It's been years since the last time I saw a horse racing live stream or a sports TV broadcasting a horse racing competition, maybe because there isn't a lot happening and the organizers already know that there aren't a lot of people interested in the sport on a global scale.

Whatever the reason is, the sport is slowly fading away and sooner or later, the world will forget that there was once a sport like this, or maybe a future generation will start the sport once again with a new start, new rules, and ways for the race and racers, etc. For now, we are going to admit that horse racing isn't a popular sport anymore.
You can watch live races through sportsbooks such as Betcoin. They have live feeds. Maybe I am wrong but I think horse racing is getting more popular.
14  Economy / Gambling / Re: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw on: October 28, 2023, 08:47:59 PM
Yeah this has been nightmare to most of the players who are not really going through terms and conditions of casinos. I highly doubt any casino would keep it hidden from users not have KYC requirement initially and then suddenly they will ask it at the time of withdraw. They ask at the time of withdraw if there is specific amount of money that has been wagered, or there is suspicious activities happening with particular account. Things like that can make it worst if they are not followed properly. It’s that simple. Well at least we can expect this from the regulated (government issued licensed) casinos. It’s better go for dex ecosystem if someone is that much trapped in the fear of having KYC done.  Smiley
You don't have to read the terms since they all say the same thing. The dollar amount doesn't matter since some people are asked at $600 and others at $10,000. They do KYC when they think they have a reason to take your money.
15  Economy / Gambling / Re: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw on: October 27, 2023, 11:06:45 PM
Casinos should rarely do KYC since there's not much need. No one is using a casino to money launder so that is just an excuse that players buy into because they don't know better. If they are money laundering then it's totally obvious. To many casinos do KYC and then hold the money for weeks hoping the player loses.
Regulated casinos have to comply with laws and regulations otherwise they risk losing their licenses and even get sued and have their business shut down.
Casino owner know that enforcing kyc to all their customers hurts their business and results in losing many customers. This is why they try to find ways to get around those regulations and laws such as asking for kyc when they notice something suspicious or the user asks to withdraw a big amount of money.

Name one casino that had their license taken away for not doing KYC.
16  Economy / Gambling / Re: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw on: October 27, 2023, 10:53:21 PM
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why they refuse or not find it encouraging for uploading their information to verify their accounts before funding the accounts of casino, any people we have in a casino problem concerning kyc that should be our fault

Most Casinos don't state clearly the terms and conditions in its clarity. Mid way into the whole gambling session they tend to make it look unnecessary to Verify identity and then they give you a striking condition only when you get to withdrawal page. The question is, was there a KYC condition for withdrawal from the very onset?
People shouldn't be forced into what they don't  want to just because you have their funds in your platform.

That should be the ethical way but we are bound by the terms of service which we agreed with.  The agreement on the ToS gives the casino authority over the platform transactions, requirements, and even modification of the lists of rules. If there is something that we don't understand we must make an inquiry about it.  It is not the casino's fault that we misunderstand their rules, they have customer support to explain can give explanation to rules we can't understand.

If we are not happy with their terms then we can just avoid such platform and look for casino platform that is more ethical.

Casinos should rarely do KYC since there's not much need. No one is using a casino to money launder so that is just an excuse that players buy into because they don't know better. If they are money laundering then it's totally obvious. To many casinos do KYC and then hold the money for weeks hoping the player loses.

Doing KYC is one of the requirements of the regulatory board, if the casino wants to acquire license they should abide by the regulations set by the authority.  The platform actually pay for the validation of KYC so the platform itself wish it is not implemented to reduce the expenditure of the casino but they can't avoid to implement it because it is required.

People keep buying in to this nonsense. KYC only happens when you win. Why don't they KYC losers? It's only there to take your money. The regulatory boards just check to make sure casinos aren't running crooked games.
17  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Tips on staying responsible. on: October 27, 2023, 10:13:50 PM
If you are betting for fun then bet at casinos. If you are playing to make money then bet sports.
18  Economy / Gambling / Re: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw on: October 27, 2023, 10:11:39 PM
Casinos should rarely do KYC since there's not much need. No one is using a casino to money launder so that is just an excuse that players buy into because they don't know better. If they are money laundering then it's totally obvious. To many casinos do KYC and then hold the money for weeks hoping the player loses.
19  Economy / Gambling / Re: Whats happening with Betnomi? on: October 06, 2023, 02:10:01 AM
This is bad for the industry.
20  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🥇BEST CASINO IN 2023 - Community decide🥇 on: September 12, 2023, 06:33:40 PM

Who can vote?
Everyone at Bitcointalk

When you exclude some good casinos but include some shit casinos in the list, itself enough to conclude what's your goal is. I'm not wondered that you skipped so many casinos here. Don't forget to add the size of the total vote cast by the way. If it's less than 20% of the active people, don't call it community selected.

I will not call it community selected, if the members don't want to participate.
We think the list is OK, more fair than most of the payed listings you see in online casino guides.

We also acknowledge that it could have been done better, and we might do it differently next year, but I still think it's a pretty good list. I talk to players all day, I play myself, and I believe all of these casinos are good. I know some players want fully decentralized casinos, while others prioritize licenses as the most important factor, and some prefer wallets to connect or provably fair systems, etc.

Perhaps in the future, we will consider adding categories.

However, we hope you will find at least one great casino on the list

The only true way to do it is list all casinos, newbies can't vote, if you have a signature you must vote for a different casino.
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