بصراحة استبعد ان يكون هذا الخطأ ه. السبب في انهيار السوق كما يدعي كاتب المقال.
خطأ من متداول واحد لا يمكن أن يتسبب في كل هذا الضرر فكم عدد البيتكوين التي قام ببيعها؟ لا بد أن يكون العدد كبير جدا حتى ينتج عنه نزول ملحوظ في السعر و هو ما استبعده. إضافة إلى ذلك التاثير سيكون وقتي و على منصة واحدة و هي المنصة التي يستخدمها ذلك المتداول و من شبه المستحيل ان تؤثر على السوق كله خاصة و نحن نتحدث عن البيتكوين و حجم معاملاتهم كبير جدا.

Why would anyone think that a casino is safe and trusted just because they don't ask their customers to verify their identity? Sure, it's a plus especially for those who value their privacy but it has nothing to do with safety or trustworthiness.
Besides, personally I don't believe anyone who claims that his casino never ask for kyc be it licensed or not. I witnessed many of those claims and after a while some of their customers start complaining about being requested to verify their identities. Sure, some of them are more lenient than the others but not to the extent to say they will never do it.

I strongly support this suggestion!
It's hard to keep track of updates if posted in the same thread as new comments. Unfortunately, I missed this contest because I didn't see the post in which it was announced. The last post I read was from OP saying the contest will be in this weekend or the next one.

Anyway, congratulations to the winner and to OP for this successful start and I hope next contests will be announced separately in the games and rounds sub-board.

Many people buy accounts because they have high VIP levels and those high ranked accounts receive a lot of bonuses. This is pretty much the main reason why someone would buy and use someone else's account.
Although it's profitable, I don't recommend anyone to do it. It's too risky and against most casino's terms. Accounts are supposed to be personal and shouldn't be traded. There is a high risk the casino will ban the account if they find out it changed hands. Better create your own account and build it from scratch.

Normally, you should find the answer to all your questions in the terms of service or the frequently asked questions pages. This is another sign that the casino is decent enough and can be trusted because it means they care about their customers by offering them answers to all their questions publicly and don't hide any information.
But regarding the max amount you can withdraw, there shouldn't be any limits because it's your money and you should be able to withdraw it all if you want. For small casinos, they may pay you in settlement if their bankroll is not big enough.

This is a bit confusing, because you are advertising a gambling website. So, whatever you say doesn't I make any sense.
You think that gambler' s money should be moderated, I think the opposite.
Money of the gamblers shouldn't be moderate., it's the gambler's money a'd it's up to them what to do with it..

Well, I bet you that most gamblers never read the terms of services of any service provider. Any user must realize that he should verify his identity regardless of the service he is using. Some services may claim they will never ask you to verify your I dentity, but we all know this is not true. The moment you sign up on a centralized casino, you shld know you are supposed to verify your identity at any moment.

Unfortunately there is nothing you can do to accelerate this transaction since you don't control any of the recopient address or the sending address. Also, you can't verify you are the receipient!
All you can do is to file a complaint to the service provider. They are the only one who can verify you are the address owner and you are expecting to receive x money from the domain buyer.

I'm not sure the countre-party has copy-pasted the wrong address! He said he generated a request and the counter party copied it via his mobile phone. My guess is that he generated a qr request and the sender scanned it. The seender might've propably editet the sent amount but am pretty sure he hasn't edited the recipient address.

I'll respond and post my comment in this thread without reading any of the comments above. I'll do it because I don't want my reply to be affected by the replies above.
A casino asking for kyc is a casino willing to comply with regulations. Some casinos will not ask for kyc because they don't want to intemidate their customers. If they ask for kyc then it's either because they are forced to do so or because they think you've done something wrong.

As a casino review website I believe you should review as many casinos as possible even those which you don't like. Actually, you should focus on casinos you don't like to point out their cons so that casino owners know what to fix to improve their services.
By listing only the casino's you like, it won't be a review website anymore. It will be more of an ads platform. Just my two cents!
Anyway, good luck with your website!

Yes but every casino offer different rewards to their vip members. This is why some players want to have as many vip accounts on different platforms as possible.
Besides, if you are a big player and spend too much money on gambling then it would be more benificial to have few bip accounts and split the money amongst them. Thus way you will get more money back in the form of rewards.
But yeah, if you are a small player then it's not that important.

If the transaction doesn't show in your wallet's history tab then that means it hasn't been broadcast yet. What you see in the receive tab is just the request you created which doesn't mean much. It just inform you about the request status. You can delete it to avoid confusion.

Where did you get the transaction ID from? This is the most important question you need to answer so we can help you. You said the transaction doesn't show up on the history tab so where did you get the hash from?

If a transaction has been confirmed then there is no way for you to recover the coins.

Sorry OP, but the announcement thread doesn't look attractive and it's obvious you are not familiar with forums (this is not how you post an image or a link). If you are serious and willing to stay here for long time and build a solid community then I suggest you to hire a member with higher experience to take care of all of this (an thread, promos...).
By the way, the website is too slow. Did anyone else experience the same thing or it's just me?

The moment you submit your documents to an online service then it's not yours anymore and your privacy is no longer under your control. Regulators can have access to these information if they want to and at any moment they want. Hackers, if they gain access to the casini/service's databases, then they will have access to your documents. The casini/service owner can sell your documents to any entity (usually on the dark web) he wants and there is nothing you can do about it.

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Do you guys even understand what odds are!!
You say that sportsbet ting are better because you "know" which team will win. OK, I've no problem with that but can you tell me what's the odds for that pick?! Am sure, because it's a guaranteed win, the odds will not go over 1.1.
You need to bet one million dollar to win 1/100 of that amount and there is still a possibility to lose it all.
The same applies fir lotteries. If the odds are 1/100 then it's the same as placing a vet on the team you think it will win. It's all about the odds and house edge, not about how skillful you are.

OP, not sure if you have used an ai to help you make this post or no but it's clear you have compiled some sentences from different sources and made of it an interesting subject.
So, are we supposed to argue whether no kyc casinos are better than kyc casinos or what! Any crypto user Wil tel you that no-kyc casinos are the best. However, no-kyc casinos can't survive. They may run for one or two years then they will vanish.
Let's stop this comparison, because right now there is nothing like no kyc casinos - not on the clear net.

Why do you always say you don't want to share all the evidence you have and why did you say in OP that you don't want to file a police report! Am asking because this makes you look like you are hiding something and you are afraid of exposing it (usually because you realize it will make you a culprit).
If you think the casino owners/representatives have wronged you then share all the evidence you have.

Sorry but what do you mean by this?
I'm pretty sure there are still few spots for anyone who is interested in claiming the $5 bonus and leaving an honest review. however, your comment suggests that anyone can abuse thus promotion by claiming the few bucks promotion and never getting back! "taking advantage" is not a sentence you need to associate with anything like a "promotion"!

Regarding the first point about not being sure about the fairness of the games and whether the casino is cheating his customers or not by manipulating the results, then the safest thing to do is to play only provably fair games. Provably fair algorithms solve this problem as it lets you verify the results by your self and see if they have been manipulated. However, thus doesn't necessary mean that the casino is completely safe and trustworthy. You need to do your own research as you suggested.