Would you login to a gambling site with Twitter, Google or Facebook Id?

[daneranon89]

Doesn't make sense to make it mandatory to login using facebook or twitter in a gambling site. That sounds fishy to me. But if I badly want to try out a gambling site I might consider making up a fake twitter , google or even a facebook ID. Will never you my real one!

[bitcircle]

Doesn't make sense to make it mandatory to login using facebook or twitter in a gambling site. That sounds fishy to me. But if I badly want to try out a gambling site I might consider making up a fake twitter , google or even a facebook ID. Will never you my real one!

Agreed with you it doesn't make any sense to account our personal social media account to gambling sites which could be risky and person can access to our profile easily. I never used my social media account to any gambling sites always use my email account and password to get access.

[szpalata]

Doesn't make sense to make it mandatory to login using facebook or twitter in a gambling site. That sounds fishy to me. But if I badly want to try out a gambling site I might consider making up a fake twitter , google or even a facebook ID. Will never you my real one!

I think you're right, one reason why some of us preferred online betting was to protect our privacy and stay anonymous but if it do happens that we ought to login with our social media credentials who's going to use the real one? We'll make fake social media accounts for gambling.

[wxa7115]

Doesn't make sense to make it mandatory to login using facebook or twitter in a gambling site. That sounds fishy to me. But if I badly want to try out a gambling site I might consider making up a fake twitter , google or even a facebook ID. Will never you my real one!

I think you're right, one reason why some of us preferred online betting was to protect our privacy and stay anonymous but if it do happens that we ought to login with our social media credentials who's going to use the real one? We'll make fake social media accounts for gambling.

Yeah it seems some people don’t understand the reasons for people to gamble with bitcoin, many of those that gamble with bitcoin do so in an attempt to remain anonymous, I have seen some traditional online casinos trying to accept bitcoin but then they will ask for all kind of details about who you are, so I’m willing to bet that they do not get a lot of customers due to their policies.

[rommel_BCA]

Doesn't make sense to make it mandatory to login using facebook or twitter in a gambling site. That sounds fishy to me. But if I badly want to try out a gambling site I might consider making up a fake twitter , google or even a facebook ID. Will never you my real one!

I think providing your social media account in order to sign up in a bitcoin casino defeats the purpose of using bitcoin to maintain being anonymous.

[siti25]

If we can keep our identities secret, I think we'd better keep our identity a secret. We never know what will happen, what we do not want can happen. Problems with fellow gamblers can also happen, so better not log in using fb, twitter and others.

[crwth]

If we can keep our identities secret, I think we'd better keep our identity a secret. We never know what will happen, what we do not want can happen. Problems with fellow gamblers can also happen, so better not log in using fb, twitter and others.

That's true, you will never know how much there are bad people that get identities of people and make them their own and acting as you are. Probably there is no hesitance on their views, probably. Knowing that they could easily get it, they would take advantage of it. I hope that everyone learns in a good way that it's better to be safe than sorry.

[Zicadis]

With so many instances of data being compromised these days, I think we are better off not signing up with our social media handles to avoid being stalked or identity thieves from getting on to us...the best solution is avoiding this route to access services

If we can keep our identities secret, I think we'd better keep our identity a secret. We never know what will happen, what we do not want can happen. Problems with fellow gamblers can also happen, so better not log in using fb, twitter and others.

Most crypto gambling sites understand the anonymous concept that's why they don't have this enabled

[michellee]

If we can keep our identities secret, I think we'd better keep our identity a secret. We never know what will happen, what we do not want can happen. Problems with fellow gamblers can also happen, so better not log in using fb, twitter and others.

yup i think its better to stay behind the wall as i don't want other people know my real identity and if that site really need me to fill my social media, i think i will make new one fake to use for register. but i think there is many sites that is not require us to fill our social media to join with them so we can register with other site.

[bhadz]

If we can keep our identities secret, I think we'd better keep our identity a secret. We never know what will happen, what we do not want can happen. Problems with fellow gamblers can also happen, so better not log in using fb, twitter and others.

I will always prefer to gamble without any information to be given from the gambling site. Even my facebook or social media account isn't that open for them to know. But if there's a need I'll just go look for some other gambling sites that doesn't allow registration and even connecting to any social media platform just to gamble.

[aishyoo17]

I am only active in Facebook and it's fine with me to login it to gambling site but since I don't often visit a lot of gambling site so I don't remember using it as a log in.

[kodes88]

I am only active in Facebook and it's fine with me to login it to gambling site but since I don't often visit a lot of gambling site so I don't remember using it as a log in.

a logic answer,if we have social media account and we have no important files or photo there,its okay to use it for gambling,login with social media is simple way for us,but i am sure not many people use this,because gambler like to hidden their personal life,or personal identity. and i'm kind of people that pretend my privacy for public.

[JL421]

Doesn't make sense to make it mandatory to login using facebook or twitter in a gambling site. That sounds fishy to me. But if I badly want to try out a gambling site I might consider making up a fake twitter , google or even a facebook ID. Will never you my real one!

Yeah even i would feel something weird about the site as to why it is compulsory to sign in with social media as it has most of my personal details which i wouldn't like anyone else to know about. If anyone does come across a site with compulsory login with social media don't login blindly check few reviews first or make a temporary account to sign up

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Most sites, at least dice sites, provide either a login url (Just-Dice, SatoshiDice) or ask for a user name and password (BitDice, PrimeDice).

One of the benefits of Bitcoin gambling is betting anonymously.

There has been a couple of sites however that allowed you to login with your social media profiles, though they seem to be dead now

Do you think sites should offer the option of login via social media profile as well as the normal username/password?

No, not a chance. Everything re: bitcoin stays anonymous for me. I don't want anybody having a chance to hack me or discover my identity/personal details.

[megynacuna]

Most sites, at least dice sites, provide either a login url (Just-Dice, SatoshiDice) or ask for a user name and password (BitDice, PrimeDice).

One of the benefits of Bitcoin gambling is betting anonymously.

There has been a couple of sites however that allowed you to login with your social media profiles, though they seem to be dead now

Do you think sites should offer the option of login via social media profile as well as the normal username/password?

No, not a chance. Everything re: bitcoin stays anonymous for me. I don't want anybody having a chance to hack me or discover my identity/personal details.

Exactly, many of us gamble with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies because it offers us some amount of anonymity that fiat gambling doesn't and so integrating social media into gambling will expose our identity and perhaps gives hackers the chance to attack us .

[dradin]

I always like old method. email + password. I do not like auth with social media accounts

[RealPhotoshoper]

Doesn't make sense to make it mandatory to login using facebook or twitter in a gambling site. That sounds fishy to me. But if I badly want to try out a gambling site I might consider making up a fake twitter , google or even a facebook ID. Will never you my real one!

Really better to create an account with username and an email only to gamble.
Rather than have to feel complicated we should create a social media first to login later to the site.
There's no reasonable benefit we can get on doing thi righ? Just tell me if anyone have an idea why we should do it.

[chris200x9]

Doesn't make sense to make it mandatory to login using facebook or twitter in a gambling site. That sounds fishy to me. But if I badly want to try out a gambling site I might consider making up a fake twitter , google or even a facebook ID. Will never you my real one!

Really better to create an account with username and an email only to gamble.
Rather than have to feel complicated we should create a social media first to login later to the site.
There's no reasonable benefit we can get on doing thi righ? Just tell me if anyone have an idea why we should do it.

If you are hidden gambler and don't like to show your friends or family members about your gambling activity, then use a dummy account to login gambling sites. Why we need to use dummy account means once you log in with any account in your account you will start to receive notification about that gambling site. And some sites will tag you and send some notification to avoid this kind of issues you need to use dummy account. Apart from this, there is no any major reason.

[gabmen]

Doesn't make sense to make it mandatory to login using facebook or twitter in a gambling site. That sounds fishy to me. But if I badly want to try out a gambling site I might consider making up a fake twitter , google or even a facebook ID. Will never you my real one!

Really better to create an account with username and an email only to gamble.
Rather than have to feel complicated we should create a social media first to login later to the site.
There's no reasonable benefit we can get on doing thi righ? Just tell me if anyone have an idea why we should do it.

If you are hidden gambler and don't like to show your friends or family members about your gambling activity, then use a dummy account to login gambling sites. Why we need to use dummy account means once you log in with any account in your account you will start to receive notification about that gambling site. And some sites will tag you and send some notification to avoid this kind of issues you need to use dummy account. Apart from this, there is no any major reason.

That's right. It really doesn't matter since its really easy to create dummy social media accounts for specific purposes such as these. And i'm not sharing any private information in my real facebook accy anyways. If i like a gambling site and it comes to it that they'll require social media log ins, then no problem

[Bitcoingiver]

I will ;like to login without any of those social accounts so that my friends will not know that am gambling. And for private reasons