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[Zwei]

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You seem to be the kind of person who hates the bitter truth or prefers being told sweet lies and fantasies, but let's be honest. Where is the lie in what the moderator said? What matters is the message you understood and not how he said it. Just stop acting like the little fragile princess and face the reality. If you feel like you can't handle it, then I advise you to avoid gambling all together.

he posted similar shit on 500casino thread a while back, and i told him the same thing.
i guess it's easier for him to ignore the real problem that he is a problematic gambler who should quit, and get help instead of blaming the casino and their staff for his losses.
but to fair, they did try to scam him 2 years ago, so i get why he hates them.

i gotta say, he is a special kind of a degen if he still playing on bc.game, as looking at it now, i think that mod message he posted was directed at him.

[maxwynn999]

Placed bets and dice, won around $2000 total, got some verification that I failed on accident, somehow I was only given ONE try to do it, so no second chance even (even though I asked many times to do it again) - immediately, it says 'no more verification attemps' and that 'you cannot withdraw without verification'. after 3 months waiting for replies from their support team (via dedicated topic 'KYC - Remaining funds withdrawal request') I got response that I'm not getting any of my money, hooray! Apparently they can return only your deposit. Stay safe and don't ever play there, because when you win, they ain't giving you your winnings, only your deposit! And if you lose, well, they obviously won't give you your deposit back🤣

[Wiwo]

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You seem to be the kind of person who hates the bitter truth or prefers being told sweet lies and fantasies, but let's be honest. Where is the lie in what the moderator said? What matters is the message you understood and not how he said it. Just stop acting like the little fragile princess and face the reality. If you feel like you can't handle it, then I advise you to avoid gambling all together.

he posted similar shit on 500casino thread a while back, and i told him the same thing.
i guess it's easier for him to ignore the real problem that he is a problematic gambler who should quit, and get help instead of blaming the casino and their staff for his losses.
but to fair, they did try to scam him 2 years ago, so i get why he hates them.

i gotta say, he is a special kind of a degen if he still playing on bc.game, as i think that mod message he posted was directed at him.

We have a few of such problematic gambler's around the forum and in every casinos, what do you expect when you running an open business, any clients is free to address you in whatever manner they wish.

But sure thing is that dealing with problematic gambling behaviors is somewhat an individual thing or professional medical treatment that can help lessen the pressure on the guy brain that make him think and act aggressively against most casinos around.

[BigBos]

We have a few of such problematic gambler's around the forum and in every casinos, what do you expect when you running an open business, any clients is free to address you in whatever manner they wish.

But sure thing is that dealing with problematic gambling behaviors is somewhat an individual thing or professional medical treatment that can help lessen the pressure on the guy brain that make him think and act aggressively against most casinos around.

There will always be problem gamblers who end up taking actions that reveal they're the ones with the problem. We often encounter these types of people on forums, and they usually use newbie accounts. I wonder if they're truly newbies or just pretending to be.

You're right, it's best to consult a professional for people like this. They're at their wits' end simply because they keep losing. They want to win, I'm sure. But their uncontrolled gambling has cost them a lot.

[Pumared]

Placed bets and dice, won around $2000 total, got some verification that I failed on accident, somehow I was only given ONE try to do it, so no second chance even (even though I asked many times to do it again) - immediately, it says 'no more verification attemps' and that 'you cannot withdraw without verification'. after 3 months waiting for replies from their support team (via dedicated topic 'KYC - Remaining funds withdrawal request') I got response that I'm not getting any of my money, hooray! Apparently they can return only your deposit. Stay safe and don't ever play there, because when you win, they ain't giving you your winnings, only your deposit! And if you lose, well, they obviously won't give you your deposit back🤣

It would be helpful if you could provide more information about this situation. Who you contacted, the ticket IDs, and who you spoke to. When you post this comment, you want to be heard, I'm sure. But help whoever contacts you so they don't have to ask you and make you repeat your entire story. I'm sure no casino wants to have that kind of reputation for not paying out.

[Raflesia]

We have a few of such problematic gambler's around the forum and in every casinos, what do you expect when you running an open business, any clients is free to address you in whatever manner they wish.

But sure thing is that dealing with problematic gambling behaviors is somewhat an individual thing or professional medical treatment that can help lessen the pressure on the guy brain that make him think and act aggressively against most casinos around.

There will always be problem gamblers who end up taking actions that reveal they're the ones with the problem. We often encounter these types of people on forums, and they usually use newbie accounts. I wonder if they're truly newbies or just pretending to be.

You're right, it's best to consult a professional for people like this. They're at their wits' end simply because they keep losing. They want to win, I'm sure. But their uncontrolled gambling has cost them a lot.

Regardless of whether it's a beginner or not I don't think we will know lol
But certainly whatever drama is made in the end must still be resolved and they must be able to take responsibility for what they do.

Today a little bad luck happened to my bet but this is a possible situation.



I was actually hesitant from the beginning whether to Cash Out or not but in this case my hesitation actually led to a perceived failure and it was definitely a lesson that I should pay more attention to in future bets.

[Eternad]

Placed bets and dice, won around $2000 total, got some verification that I failed on accident, somehow I was only given ONE try to do it, so no second chance even (even though I asked many times to do it again) - immediately, it says 'no more verification attemps' and that 'you cannot withdraw without verification'. after 3 months waiting for replies from their support team (via dedicated topic 'KYC - Remaining funds withdrawal request') I got response that I'm not getting any of my money, hooray! Apparently they can return only your deposit. Stay safe and don't ever play there, because when you win, they ain't giving you your winnings, only your deposit! And if you lose, well, they obviously won't give you your deposit back🤣

It would be helpful if you could provide more information about this situation. Who you contacted, the ticket IDs, and who you spoke to. When you post this comment, you want to be heard, I'm sure. But help whoever contacts you so they don't have to ask you and make you repeat your entire story. I'm sure no casino wants to have that kind of reputation for not paying out.

The issue is not about his bet technicalities so asking for the betid is not necessary at all. His account is probably ban due to faking the KYC issue which is a serious offense when it comes to account verification.

It’s surprising that a user only have 1 try on KYC verification if the problem is just a simple image quality or not accepted ID.

But if someone faking it for sure he will not gonna have another try. His case can only be resolved through arbitration services since his KYC documents needs to be checked.

[BigBos]

There will always be problem gamblers who end up taking actions that reveal they're the ones with the problem. We often encounter these types of people on forums, and they usually use newbie accounts. I wonder if they're truly newbies or just pretending to be.

You're right, it's best to consult a professional for people like this. They're at their wits' end simply because they keep losing. They want to win, I'm sure. But their uncontrolled gambling has cost them a lot.

Regardless of whether it's a beginner or not I don't think we will know lol
But certainly whatever drama is made in the end must still be resolved and they must be able to take responsibility for what they do.

Today a little bad luck happened to my bet but this is a possible situation.



I was actually hesitant from the beginning whether to Cash Out or not but in this case my hesitation actually led to a perceived failure and it was definitely a lesson that I should pay more attention to in future bets.

That's for sure, we won't know who they are, because anonymity is maintained. But I still have that curiosity, and sometimes I think they just come to mess around. Lol

Oh too bad buddy you have to lose your winnings because the 1 match you bet ended in defeat. That's often how I feel when I bet multi like that, sometimes it's annoying to lose, but it's a risk that has been borne from the beginning. And even when we cash out the winnings before all the matches end can also make regret because the fact is that our bets are all correct.

Good luck next time.

[Raflesia]

Regardless of whether it's a beginner or not I don't think we will know lol
But certainly whatever drama is made in the end must still be resolved and they must be able to take responsibility for what they do.

Today a little bad luck happened to my bet but this is a possible situation.



I was actually hesitant from the beginning whether to Cash Out or not but in this case my hesitation actually led to a perceived failure and it was definitely a lesson that I should pay more attention to in future bets.

That's for sure, we won't know who they are, because anonymity is maintained. But I still have that curiosity, and sometimes I think they just come to mess around. Lol

Oh too bad buddy you have to lose your winnings because the 1 match you bet ended in defeat. That's often how I feel when I bet multi like that, sometimes it's annoying to lose, but it's a risk that has been borne from the beginning. And even when we cash out the winnings before all the matches end can also make regret because the fact is that our bets are all correct.

Good luck next time.

That's fair enough because they just come and make a bit of noise and then disappear without a trace But there are occasional complaints that can make a difference to the situation but it's mostly complaints about sites that they find problematic and then leave again after they've had their fill.

I actually already had a decision to cash out after 5 matches but somehow I also wanted to continue until the end which made the profit in front of me disappear.
This is a good lesson because the decision in the end is an important thing that must be considered in this case if we do not want to lose the momentum we already have.

[aylabadia05]

Today a little bad luck happened to my bet but this is a possible situation.



I was actually hesitant from the beginning whether to Cash Out or not but in this case my hesitation actually led to a perceived failure and it was definitely a lesson that I should pay more attention to in future bets.

If you're unsure about the outcome, it's better to cash out when the option to cash out is still available. Consider it a loss rather than a loss. With that money, you can place another bet.
But that's where the excitement lies, and it's hard to explain. LOL
By the way, if I may ask, which one in six matches results in a loss?

[Zwei]

Today a little bad luck happened to my bet but this is a possible situation.



I was actually hesitant from the beginning whether to Cash Out or not but in this case my hesitation actually led to a perceived failure and it was definitely a lesson that I should pay more attention to in future bets.

i don't do multis for this exact reason (well, one of the reasons), but it's best not to think about it too much about it as a lesson imo.
i mean, if you had cashed out and the bet ended up winning, you could also say it was a lesson and that you should have trusted your bets.

make it a rule to always take guaranteed profits when you can, especially if the odds were higher.

[JiiBs]

Today a little bad luck happened to my bet but this is a possible situation.



I was actually hesitant from the beginning whether to Cash Out or not but in this case my hesitation actually led to a perceived failure and it was definitely a lesson that I should pay more attention to in future bets.

If you're unsure about the outcome, it's better to cash out when the option to cash out is still available. Consider it a loss rather than a loss. With that money, you can place another bet.
But that's where the excitement lies, and it's hard to explain. LOL
By the way, if I may ask, which one in six matches results in a loss?

Cash Out might seem like a good way to go for most persons but, for most of the cash out bets I’ve had to do this season, it always turned out to be the worst decision I ever made.

I mean, taking a bet with over $100 with hopes of wining at least $250, only for the last game to endure until the plus minutes, needing of just a goal and I had cashed out at the 80th minute with just $5 on the bet then, you find the game to have played in your favour at the end, a last minute goal go shift the bet in your favour. I have had to endure this a good number of times and i always resolve i would have been better off loosing everything.

[pusaka]

Today a little bad luck happened to my bet but this is a possible situation.



I was actually hesitant from the beginning whether to Cash Out or not but in this case my hesitation actually led to a perceived failure and it was definitely a lesson that I should pay more attention to in future bets.

i don't do multis for this exact reason (well, one of the reasons), but it's best not to think about it too much about it as a lesson imo.
i mean, if you had cashed out and the bet ended up winning, you could also say it was a lesson and that you should have trusted your bets.

make it a rule to always take guaranteed profits when you can, especially if the odds were higher.

There's always that feeling, depending on the outcome of your bet. When our bet fails, we'll say it's a lesson to be able to cash out before it's all over. And when our bets are all correct, then we would say it's also a lesson to be more willing to take risks.

This is like my experience a few days ago where I bet on 8 matches in multiple bets. It's just that at that time I cashed out in 6 matches, because I was a little doubtful about 1 of the 2 remaining matches. And yes the results turned out that all my predictions were correct and I was a little sorry about that. what was different was when I could still enjoy it even though it was only half of the total winnings that I could have gotten.

[Raflesia]

Today a little bad luck happened to my bet but this is a possible situation.



I was actually hesitant from the beginning whether to Cash Out or not but in this case my hesitation actually led to a perceived failure and it was definitely a lesson that I should pay more attention to in future bets.

If you're unsure about the outcome, it's better to cash out when the option to cash out is still available. Consider it a loss rather than a loss. With that money, you can place another bet.
But that's where the excitement lies, and it's hard to explain. LOL
By the way, if I may ask, which one in six matches results in a loss?

Haha I think you understand how I feel but that's where our emotions are tested sometimes and my mistake was when I was too hesitant in my decision making. I actually wanted to cash out but it was too late which made me lose my multi

For the losing bet it was the Salzburg match against Ferencvárosi TC. I was under 3.5 but it was a blunder and to be honest I wasn't expecting the result on the pitch for this match.

Today a little bad luck happened to my bet but this is a possible situation.



I was actually hesitant from the beginning whether to Cash Out or not but in this case my hesitation actually led to a perceived failure and it was definitely a lesson that I should pay more attention to in future bets.

i don't do multis for this exact reason (well, one of the reasons), but it's best not to think about it too much about it as a lesson imo.
i mean, if you had cashed out and the bet ended up winning, you could also say it was a lesson and that you should have trusted your bets.

make it a rule to always take guaranteed profits when you can, especially if the odds were higher.

The reason I always take multiples is that sometimes when we're in some pretty good matches sometimes the boost to the odds is a little bit better so I'm more fixated on those conditions and although maybe for some other people it could be wrong because we're too greedy but I enjoy that.

On the one hand for the learning that I mean in this case is as a consideration for my future evaluation (in the bets that I will do next time) because in the end decision making becomes important and in this bet I was a little late because I hesitated to make a decision so in the end for other bets maybe I will consider more carefully in making decisions because after all this can be an important part to do.

[Johnlomape]

you're unsure about the outcome, it's better to cash out when the option to cash out is still available. Consider it a loss rather than a loss. With that money, you can place another bet.
But that's where the excitement lies, and it's hard to explain. LOL
By the way, if I may ask, which one in six matches results in a loss?

Cash Out might seem like a good way to go for most persons but, for most of the cash out bets I’ve had to do this season, it always turned out to be the worst decision I ever made.

I mean, taking a bet with over $100 with hopes of wining at least $250, only for the last game to endure until the plus minutes, needing of just a goal and I had cashed out at the 80th minute with just $5 on the bet then, you find the game to have played in your favour at the end, a last minute goal go shift the bet in your favour. I have had to endure this a good number of times and i always resolve i would have been better off loosing everything.

I don't know why more people have regretted more after cashing out the small amount that is given to them by the casino they are using. This can be a very painful experience for most gamblers and instead to be a cashout player, it's better to stick to the end result whether profit or lose. If you find yourself to have been a victim of losing money to cashout your games earlier, you will need to be stop it and don't cashout again except when you are in a difficult situation or when the cashout price is almost equal to the total money you are supposed to get if the game end up in winning without cashout.

[Mallampue]

There's always that feeling, depending on the outcome of your bet. When our bet fails, we'll say it's a lesson to be able to cash out before it's all over. And when our bets are all correct, then we would say it's also a lesson to be more willing to take risks.

This is like my experience a few days ago where I bet on 8 matches in multiple bets. It's just that at that time I cashed out in 6 matches, because I was a little doubtful about 1 of the 2 remaining matches. And yes the results turned out that all my predictions were correct and I was a little sorry about that. what was different was when I could still enjoy it even though it was only half of the total winnings that I could have gotten.

The principle is to seek profit in every bet, But if we're still unsure, taking a profit on half the bet is a better move than being disappointed. Many people do this because they unsure about all the bets they made, so they decide to take their winnings.

There will certainly be regret and frustration, But that won't be a problem because you've already made the best decision by taking profits on all six matches. For me, If I bet a large amount, I'll definitely think about it constantly, And the same thing happens when I bet on soccer matches, sometimes I wonder whether I'll win or lose. Such doubts can sometimes make us uncomfortable when betting.

[Beparanf]

BC.game offer a 20% increase on their come back bonus as part of their halloween promotion which you can get up to 300$ bonus for simply redeeming the code sent via email.

It’s a no deposit bonus and just x20 wagering requirements which is lower than the typical bonus.

Got 90$ bonus this time.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

BC.game offer a 20% increase on their come back bonus as part of their halloween promotion which you can get up to 300$ bonus for simply redeeming the code sent via email.

It’s a no deposit bonus and just x20 wagering requirements which is lower than the typical bonus.

Got 90$ bonus this time.

I also got it a few days ago and it seems this bonus is sent to all users, the offer for me was $60 but I only got $24 when I claimed it and luckily I able to complete the wager requirements even though in the end I lost in normal game   BC.game shares bonuses like this almost every month, it doesn't matter whether you are an active player or not it's just that I don't know when requesting a withdrawal whether there will be any obstacles or not, some sources say that when withdrawing bonuses like this, there are sometimes obstacles, for example KYC or other things.

[Beparanf]

BC.game offer a 20% increase on their come back bonus as part of their halloween promotion which you can get up to 300$ bonus for simply redeeming the code sent via email.

It’s a no deposit bonus and just x20 wagering requirements which is lower than the typical bonus.

Got 90$ bonus this time.

I also got it a few days ago and it seems this bonus is sent to all users, the offer for me was $60 but I only got $24 when I claimed it and luckily I able to complete the wager requirements even though in the end I lost in normal game   BC.game shares bonuses like this almost every month, it doesn't matter whether you are an active player or not it's just that I don't know when requesting a withdrawal whether there will be any obstacles or not, some sources say that when withdrawing bonuses like this, there are sometimes obstacles, for example KYC or other things.

I frequently received this come back bonus but in small value like what you received but this time they offer much bigger due to the boosted bonus event specifically for halloween.

This promotion was sent to me on October 29 and just claimed now which is surprising that it’s still available until now.

I failed to complete the wagering requirements became it seems that bets are not counted as 100% on some original games even on slots.

[Odusko]

BC.game offer a 20% increase on their come back bonus as part of their halloween promotion which you can get up to 300$ bonus for simply redeeming the code sent via email.

It’s a no deposit bonus and just x20 wagering requirements which is lower than the typical bonus.

Got 90$ bonus this time.

I use to be active on bc.game but I didn't get this offers, I just checked my inbox and even the spam box, nothing is available, may be this bonus is for selected players and not the general players, I wagered a bit in the last 30 day's but I did not gamble as much as a used to on the casino, may be that the reason I am not qualified for this bonus, between, 20x wagering is somewhat high in my opinion.