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[ovcijisir]

I used to receive occasional non-neposit bonuses in promotional.e mails from BC.game. Few months ago i unsurbscribed from zhem, but a week i surbscribed to promotional mails again. Fof somd reason I stopped to receive promo codes. Anyone has similar experience?

It's based on your activity.

IMO, the problem is not your emails subs. But your activity, the activity you're made is trigered the bonus code or at least the promotion you're reffering. If you don't receive any promotion anymore, why you not think maybe perhaps the activity you're made are not enough to trigered those bonus ?

BTW, promotion scheme could be ended by them too. Never expect promotion is always the same.

To be honest I was less active lately since two months, during my abstination from casinos as I noticed that Im starting to spend more time there, so yes it could be because of that. So it could be possible that I fell out of targeted audience for promotions.

[Cointxz]

This offer might be the reason on why they are experiencing trouble with fiat deposit.

Do you mean the issue is that they can’t comply with KYC because gambling is illegal in their country, is that what you’re saying? If that’s the case, then that’s really the risk of continuing to gamble while knowing it’s illegal where you live.

In that situation, casinos don’t really have a choice. They have to implement the mandates given by their regulators, otherwise they’re the ones who will face the consequences. Allowing exceptions would mean they’re not following regulatory orders, and that puts their license at risk.

No, I mean the compensation bonus which they are given on delay pending deposit.

If you are familiar on bc.game most cases on scam accusation. The problem is due to recurring deposits even after experiencing a long delays or their previous issue is not yet resolved.

BC.game promised a compensation and guaranteed deposit on long pending deposit which is probably the reason why players is eager to deposit despite known problem. Bc should address the issue immediately because it creates a lot of negativity for this specific deposit currency.

[mirakal]

To be honest I was less active lately since two months, during my abstination from casinos as I noticed that Im starting to spend more time there, so yes it could be because of that. So it could be possible that I fell out of targeted audience for promotions.

It could simply be the system handling it, sending out emails based on the company’s settings or preferences. But if you’ve already decided and you’re firm about not gambling for a while, or you’re just taking a pause, then bonuses and marketing emails are easy to ignore anyway. You might still receive them, but that doesn’t mean you have to read or act on them.

[tbct_mt2]

It could simply be the system handling it, sending out emails based on the company’s settings or preferences. But if you’ve already decided and you’re firm about not gambling for a while, or you’re just taking a pause, then bonuses and marketing emails are easy to ignore anyway. You might still receive them, but that doesn’t mean you have to read or act on them.

If a person no longer want to have exposure with gambling and a gambling company emails, he can proactively block all emails from that company. It's proactive action from the user if he wants to stay away from all gambling emails which are possibly attractive to him and might bring him back to gambling. If he no longer want to gamble, it's an easy proactive lock from his side, while there is no need to send any email or customer support ticket to a casino for stop sending more emails to his registered email address.

[mirakal]

It could simply be the system handling it, sending out emails based on the company’s settings or preferences. But if you’ve already decided and you’re firm about not gambling for a while, or you’re just taking a pause, then bonuses and marketing emails are easy to ignore anyway. You might still receive them, but that doesn’t mean you have to read or act on them.

If a person no longer want to have exposure with gambling and a gambling company emails, he can proactively block all emails from that company. It's proactive action from the user if he wants to stay away from all gambling emails which are possibly attractive to him and might bring him back to gambling. If he no longer want to gamble, it's an easy proactive lock from his side, while there is no need to send any email or customer support ticket to a casino for stop sending more emails to his registered email address.

It feels like a small issue to me, probably he just doesn’t know how to block it on his end, which is why he escalated it to support. Honestly, with a quick search online using “how to,” the solution is just inches away. That said, you also can’t really blame some people. They see it differently and expect the casino to adjust on their side. After all, what’s the point of having an unsubscribe option if it doesn’t actually work the way it should.

[Japinat]

This offer might be the reason on why they are experiencing trouble with fiat deposit.

Do you mean the issue is that they can’t comply with KYC because gambling is illegal in their country, is that what you’re saying? If that’s the case, then that’s really the risk of continuing to gamble while knowing it’s illegal where you live.

In that situation, casinos don’t really have a choice. They have to implement the mandates given by their regulators, otherwise they’re the ones who will face the consequences. Allowing exceptions would mean they’re not following regulatory orders, and that puts their license at risk.

No, I mean the compensation bonus which they are given on delay pending deposit.

If you are familiar on bc.game most cases on scam accusation. The problem is due to recurring deposits even after experiencing a long delays or their previous issue is not yet resolved.

BC.game promised a compensation and guaranteed deposit on long pending deposit which is probably the reason why players is eager to deposit despite known problem. Bc should address the issue immediately because it creates a lot of negativity for this specific deposit currency.

So how much is the compensation bonus exactly, how big are we talking here?
Do you think this kind of bonus isn’t being abused? Honestly, this is the first time I’ve seen a casino give out a bonus because of delayed deposits.

That’s why I’m a bit skeptical, I don’t really see casinos offering bonuses unless it somehow benefits them too.

So what’s really going on here, what’s the real situation behind this?

[salad daging]

I play last week here using fiat payment without any issue encountered. And I have friends that play regularly here with same fiat method without any issue.

We are using PHP(Philippines Peso) without any problem but I read on scam accusation that even with other fiat deposit they encounter some problem.

Ouh means not all fiat deposits/withdrawals have problems, because I myself am a little afraid of depositing into casinos using fiat, the reason is that it will be considered an illegal transaction by my country or my own bank account, so I always avoid fiat deposits.

There was an incident a few weeks ago where a casino on this forum, opened an office in my country behind closed doors but in the end was caught by the police and all were arrested along with a lot of account card evidence.

That might be a problem in that country, but in our case it’s different.

Is it possible that Indian gambling transactions are illegal?

[tbct_mt2]

Ouh means not all fiat deposits/withdrawals have problems, because I myself am a little afraid of depositing into casinos using fiat, the reason is that it will be considered an illegal transaction by my country or my own bank account, so I always avoid fiat deposits.

There was an incident a few weeks ago where a casino on this forum, opened an office in my country behind closed doors but in the end was caught by the police and all were arrested along with a lot of account card evidence.

Not all users have problems with all of their deposits or withdrawals through fiat currencies but there are problems which need to be improved by the company. I would prefer to use cryptocurrencies on online casinos for my deposits and withdrawals even on platforms that allow me doing this with fiat currencies. It's because I see more convenience with cryptocurrencies, fast, smooth and less possible problems like with fiat currencies.

I don't want to have delaying crediting to my account with deposits or processing with my withdrawals, and I always see more potential problems with fiat currencies at any platform. Cryptocurrencies can give more more privacy, even anonymity and it's better option for me.

[Sanitough]

That might be a problem in that country, but in our case it’s different.

Is it possible that Indian gambling transactions are illegal?

It’s definitely illegal if gambling itself is illegal in your country. Based on what I read in one of the threads here, when you deposit fiat to BC.Game, you usually have to go through a third-party processor. That third party is the one actually handling the transaction, deciding whether it gets forwarded to BC.Game or not.

Someone pointed out something that makes sense too, in cases like this, it’s often the third-party merchant that ends up being the problem or the actual scam, not necessarily the casino itself.

[Cointxz]

This offer might be the reason on why they are experiencing trouble with fiat deposit.

Do you mean the issue is that they can’t comply with KYC because gambling is illegal in their country, is that what you’re saying? If that’s the case, then that’s really the risk of continuing to gamble while knowing it’s illegal where you live.

In that situation, casinos don’t really have a choice. They have to implement the mandates given by their regulators, otherwise they’re the ones who will face the consequences. Allowing exceptions would mean they’re not following regulatory orders, and that puts their license at risk.

No, I mean the compensation bonus which they are given on delay pending deposit.

If you are familiar on bc.game most cases on scam accusation. The problem is due to recurring deposits even after experiencing a long delays or their previous issue is not yet resolved.

BC.game promised a compensation and guaranteed deposit on long pending deposit which is probably the reason why players is eager to deposit despite known problem. Bc should address the issue immediately because it creates a lot of negativity for this specific deposit currency.

So how much is the compensation bonus exactly, how big are we talking here?
Do you think this kind of bonus isn’t being abused? Honestly, this is the first time I’ve seen a casino give out a bonus because of delayed deposits.

That’s why I’m a bit skeptical, I don’t really see casinos offering bonuses unless it somehow benefits them too.

So what’s really going on here, what’s the real situation behind this?

I don’t know the very details of the insurance rewards and how they distribute this to eligible users because I never experienced a pending deposit here.

I never pay attention to that part before so I have no clue until I browse recently due to the cases related to pending fiat deposits.

Only BC representatives can answer this which we don’t when he will start addressing concerns here.

[Japinat]

I don’t know the very details of the insurance rewards and how they distribute this to eligible users because I never experienced a pending deposit here.

I never pay attention to that part before so I have no clue until I browse recently due to the cases related to pending fiat deposits.

Only BC representatives can answer this which we don’t when he will start addressing concerns here.

Okay, let’s just wait for their response. That said, I have a feeling it won’t be granted, especially if the third party already tagged the transactions as illegal. In that case, there’s really nothing the casino can do about it. And that’s honestly the risk of trying to gamble when gambling is illegal in your country. You can find ways around it for a while, but sooner or later, problems like this will show up.

[DeeppRockk]

Okay, let's just wait for their response. That said, I have a feeling it won't be granted, especially if the third party already tagged the transactions as illegal. In that case, there's really nothing the casino can do about it. And that's honestly the risk of trying to gamble when gambling is illegal in your country. You can find ways around it for a while, but sooner or later, problems like this will show up.

Honestly, variance is just wrecking anybody who stands in its way..

Gambling in illegal spots.. It's extra risky, but the math stays the same.

House edge always wins eventually.
Blaming casinos usually is just coping. Math doesn't care about anyone's excuses.

[Mandoy]

I don’t know the very details of the insurance rewards and how they distribute this to eligible users because I never experienced a pending deposit here.

I never pay attention to that part before so I have no clue until I browse recently due to the cases related to pending fiat deposits.

Only BC representatives can answer this which we don’t when he will start addressing concerns here.

Okay, let’s just wait for their response. That said, I have a feeling it won’t be granted, especially if the third party already tagged the transactions as illegal. In that case, there’s really nothing the casino can do about it. And that’s honestly the risk of trying to gamble when gambling is illegal in your country. You can find ways around it for a while, but sooner or later, problems like this will show up.

When a third-party payment processor already marks a transaction as illegal, then the casino can not do anything about it, such as awarding insurance benefits. There is a potential of such risk always when gambling in limited jurisdictions. Nonetheless, BC.GAME must not ignore such cases publicly and explain the principles of their insurance policy to eliminate misunderstandings and false hope in users.

[mirakal]

Nonetheless, BC.GAME must not ignore such cases publicly and explain the principles of their insurance policy to eliminate misunderstandings and false hope in users.

This is what’s really missing here. The question is, is it actually mandatory for them to step in and fix it? And if they don’t, can we already label the casino as a scam, even if the issue didn’t come directly from them but from a third party?

Take our case for example. BC.Game accepts fiat deposits through GCash, but we’re not sending money directly to BC.Game. Every time you deposit, the account name is different because it’s handled by a payment processor. So if GCash ends up blocking or freezing those funds, I wouldn’t automatically blame BC.Game, since the failure clearly happened on the payment processor’s side.

For me, it’s simple logic:

gambler → payment processor (success) → BC.Game
gambler → payment processor (failed) → payment processor issue

If the transaction never reaches the casino, then responsibility shouldn’t be forced on them. That’s where people need to separate an actual scam from a payment system problem.

[impulse709]

This offer might be the reason on why they are experiencing trouble with fiat deposit.

Do you mean the issue is that they can’t comply with KYC because gambling is illegal in their country, is that what you’re saying? If that’s the case, then that’s really the risk of continuing to gamble while knowing it’s illegal where you live.

In that situation, casinos don’t really have a choice. They have to implement the mandates given by their regulators, otherwise they’re the ones who will face the consequences. Allowing exceptions would mean they’re not following regulatory orders, and that puts their license at risk.

No, I mean the compensation bonus which they are given on delay pending deposit.

If you are familiar on bc.game most cases on scam accusation. The problem is due to recurring deposits even after experiencing a long delays or their previous issue is not yet resolved.

BC.game promised a compensation and guaranteed deposit on long pending deposit which is probably the reason why players is eager to deposit despite known problem. Bc should address the issue immediately because it creates a lot of negativity for this specific deposit currency.

So how much is the compensation bonus exactly, how big are we talking here?
Do you think this kind of bonus isn’t being abused? Honestly, this is the first time I’ve seen a casino give out a bonus because of delayed deposits.

That’s why I’m a bit skeptical, I don’t really see casinos offering bonuses unless it somehow benefits them too.

So what’s really going on here, what’s the real situation behind this?

I don’t know the very details of the insurance rewards and how they distribute this to eligible users because I never experienced a pending deposit here.

I never pay attention to that part before so I have no clue until I browse recently due to the cases related to pending fiat deposits.

Only BC representatives can answer this which we don’t when he will start addressing concerns here.

Based on the discussion, it does not actually appear to be a KYC or illegal gambling country problem, and rather an operational problem on the fiat side of BC.Game. The compensation bonus appears to be a reactive factor to placate the users when the deposits fail, though that can easily backfire. When the players are informed that there will be some money to be paid in all cases, they

[Mahdirakib]

~ Take our case for example. BC.Game accepts fiat deposits through GCash, but we’re not sending money directly to BC.Game. Every time you deposit, the account name is different because it’s handled by a payment processor. So if GCash ends up blocking or freezing those funds, I wouldn’t automatically blame BC.Game, since the failure clearly happened on the payment processor’s side.

BCgame team should disable those individual payment processors which are causing such problems. There are issues with both fiat deposits and withdrawals, and the number of complaints is too much about this. So, BCgame team is somehow responsible for the issue here even if the issue is completely related to the payment processors. Because they aren’t able to solve those issues properly, yet they continue to keep that fiat payment system, which is creating a lot of trouble.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

~ Take our case for example. BC.Game accepts fiat deposits through GCash, but we’re not sending money directly to BC.Game. Every time you deposit, the account name is different because it’s handled by a payment processor. So if GCash ends up blocking or freezing those funds, I wouldn’t automatically blame BC.Game, since the failure clearly happened on the payment processor’s side.

BCgame team should disable those individual payment processors which are causing such problems. There are issues with both fiat deposits and withdrawals, and the number of complaints is too much about this. So, BCgame team is somehow responsible for the issue here even if the issue is completely related to the payment processors. Because they aren’t able to solve those issues properly, yet they continue to keep that fiat payment system, which is creating a lot of trouble.

Exactly the point I was going to make, whatever is happening with the payment processors that bc.game is using to recieve funds from their customers, the casino is completely responsible because they are the ones who choose this payment processors and not the other way round, a good business management team will ensure that their clients are satisfied with their services at all times, if a partner of the business which clients have to go through is causing issues for the clients, the business have to either call the partner to order or better still terminate the partnership and look for another service to partner that they are sure will give the clients peace of mind.

So, as long as users aren't the ones who choose this payment processors, the management of bc.game need to sit up to their responsiblity if they really care about their customers, they should stop keeping quiet and pretending the issue doesn't concern them.

[Cryptmuster]

It’s time to share my experience with BC.game. Earlier last year, I was lucky enough to win a $50 bonus. To withdraw it, I had to wager $100, which is a fairly high requirement. In the withdrawal menu, after each bet it showed how much wagering was still required, and once I reached that level, the withdrawal option became available.

However, after I requested the withdrawal, my account was immediately blocked. I noticed this about an hour later when the funds had not arrived in my wallet. I tried to log in to my account but could not, due to a block. The blocking message recommended contacting support to restore access. I wrote to the email address and received a form that I needed to fill out. I completed it, but never received any response. Later I contacted online support on the website, where I was told that my account could not be unblocked, and that I would not receive the USDT either.

Maybe BC.GAME can clarify this situation, because I was unable to withdraw the funds. By the way, in my experience this is the first casino present on this forum that has blocked my account when I tried to withdraw money. To be honest, until yesterday I considered BC.game one of the most convenient casinos, with an excellent betting line for matches, but all of this ultimately makes no sense if I can't withdraw my winnings...

[Lakai01]

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There is a separate section of the forum for clarifying such cases: the 'Scam Accusations' section which can be found here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0.
This ANN thread from BC.Game is not the right place to discuss this.

In the Scam Accusations section, representatives of the relevant casinos read along directly, as do people with good contacts who can therefore help you. Screenshots of your conversations with support or excerpts from emails will definitely help. The more information you provide, the sooner and more effectively we can help you.

[Zwei]

For me, it’s simple logic:

gambler → payment processor (success) → BC.Game
gambler → payment processor (failed) → payment processor issue

If the transaction never reaches the casino, then responsibility shouldn’t be forced on them. That’s where people need to separate an actual scam from a payment system problem.

and who gives the gambler the payment processor info to send the money to?
you do realize your logic is kinda flawed, right? because it's more like:

gambler → bc.game → deposit → third party merchant who received the payment on behalf of bc.game → success → bc.game balance
gambler → bc.game → deposit → scam third party merchant or bank account getting frozen for gambling → fail → gambler money gone

the responsibility for this mess is on bc.game and the third party merchant they choose to work with, knowing that gambling is banned in india and all the problems that come with that.

It’s time to share my experience with BC.game. Earlier last year, I was lucky enough to win a $50 bonus. To withdraw it, I had to wager $100, which is a fairly high requirement. In the withdrawal menu, after each bet it showed how much wagering was still required, and once I reached that level, the withdrawal option became available.

However, after I requested the withdrawal, my account was immediately blocked. I noticed this about an hour later when the funds had not arrived in my wallet. I tried to log in to my account but could not, due to a block. The blocking message recommended contacting support to restore access. I wrote to the email address and received a form that I needed to fill out. I completed it, but never received any response. Later I contacted online support on the website, where I was told that my account could not be unblocked, and that I would not receive the USDT either.

Maybe BC.GAME can clarify this situation, because I was unable to withdraw the funds. By the way, in my experience this is the first casino present on this forum that has blocked my account when I tried to withdraw money. To be honest, until yesterday I considered BC.game one of the most convenient casinos, with an excellent betting line for matches, but all of this ultimately makes no sense if I can't withdraw my winnings...

https://i.ibb.co/cKDVD37Y/IMG-20260126-173405.jpg

i had the exact same thing happen to me back in 2024. after claiming the bonus code and finishing the wager, when i tried to withdraw i was asked for KYC.
live support was useless (back when they used to reply), but after i contacted bc.game on the forum, they fixed it and i was able to withdraw, but that was when they used to be good.

now, i imagine it would be hell to get any help or real support from them as it's basically nonexistent.