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[hopenotlate]

I have played for the first time at EarnBet today. I made a small deposit and played the games without any issues. Before making a deposit, I thought that EarnBet allow the user to withdraw in the ERC20 network even if the user makes deposits through the TRC20 network. But I was completely wrong, they consider TRC20 USDT and ERC20 USDT as separate coins.

Not to mention, they charge around $7.5 for USDT withdrawal on TRC20 network. I had no other option left there, and I had to submit the withdrawal request by paying the high fee. It is good that the withdrawal was processed within a few seconds.

I noticed as well those fee on some coins : despite not being huge amount they could be quite expensive if you are dealing with small deposits and withdrawals.
After browsing a bit in withdrawal section, switching between coins, I decided to go with Btc transactions : maybe it's not the cheapest option available on the site it's for my situation an excellent compromise in terms of affordability and practicality.

[MisFoxie]

I have played for the first time at EarnBet today. I made a small deposit and played the games without any issues. Before making a deposit, I thought that EarnBet allow the user to withdraw in the ERC20 network even if the user makes deposits through the TRC20 network. But I was completely wrong, they consider TRC20 USDT and ERC20 USDT as separate coins.

You should think about the widthrawal rules before depositing in betting site. Betting site's aren't like exchanges that they will make usdt universal. They set many rules that could make withdrawal more costly. When i first come to earnbet I research for widthrawal mathod and fees because deposit is easy not the widthrawals. You know Ethereum gas fees now much lower than before. I hope you won't make the same mistake again.

[DPHOR]

I have played for the first time at EarnBet today. I made a small deposit and played the games without any issues. Before making a deposit, I thought that EarnBet allow the user to withdraw in the ERC20 network even if the user makes deposits through the TRC20 network. But I was completely wrong, they consider TRC20 USDT and ERC20 USDT as separate coins.

To all casinos obeys inputs and outputs formulas, it doesn't have a reversed case while making withdrawal from gambling site. For instance; if you make an input deposit through trc20, the output withdrawal must definitely be same as what you sent through the gambling site. Of course it's a garbage in garbage out without processes.

[TopTort777]

I have played for the first time at EarnBet today. I made a small deposit and played the games without any issues. Before making a deposit, I thought that EarnBet allow the user to withdraw in the ERC20 network even if the user makes deposits through the TRC20 network. But I was completely wrong, they consider TRC20 USDT and ERC20 USDT as separate coins.

To all casinos obeys inputs and outputs formulas, it doesn't have a reversed case while making withdrawal from gambling site. For instance; if you make an input deposit through trc20, the output withdrawal must definitely be same as what you sent through the gambling site. Of course it's a garbage in garbage out without processes.

Are you sure that all casinos have that rule? I am 100% sure that I have used casino to make payment as TRC20, but made a deposit in Polygon. It was either BetFury or Duelbits casino, and I made that about a year ago. That is new to me that I have to deposit and withdraw crypto of same blockchain. That is strange if in and out must be identical, when casino have convert features.

[Mahdirakib]

~snip~ I hope you won't make the same mistake again.

Without any doubt, I won’t make the same mistake again on EarnBet. I will do better research on the withdrawal process before making a deposit at any new casino.

To all casinos obeys inputs and outputs formulas, it doesn't have a reversed case while making withdrawal from gambling site. For instance; if you make an input deposit through trc20, the output withdrawal must definitely be same as what you sent through the gambling site. Of course it's a garbage in garbage out without processes.

Have you ever played at any casino except EarnBet? I have played at numerous casinos, none of them have the same network deposit and withdrawal policy like EarnBet.

[julerz12]

So, from what I can tell, the most common requests or suggestions from various users in this forum for EarnBet are these:

• Binance Smart Chain support
• Remove (or if not possible), at least place an on-screen notification that the withdrawal has to be confirmed through e-mail
• And now, enable cross-chain withdrawals (e.g. USDT-TRC20 to USDT-ERC20)

Hopefully, the EarnBet team will take notice of these suggestions and implement them sooner or later.

[aylabadia05]

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You should think about the widthrawal rules before depositing in betting site. Betting site's aren't like exchanges that they will make usdt universal. They set many rules that could make withdrawal more costly. When i first come to earnbet I research for widthrawal mathod and fees because deposit is easy not the widthrawals. You know Ethereum gas fees now much lower than before. I hope you won't make the same mistake again.

Withdrawals on EarnBet are not expensive if you use the Ethereum mainnet. The estimated cost for a withdrawal of 10 USDT is around 0.04573544 USDT.
I can't say more than that because I don't have any experience with withdrawals on EarnBet. Withdrawals using the Tron network have a higher estimated cost than those using the Ethereum network.

[tbct_mt2]

However, it would be interesting to know why Earnbet does this and its competitors don't, as it would actually be the right thing to do. USDT on ERC20 has basically nothing in common with USDT on TRC20—except for the name, of course.

Presumably, Earnbet manages its customers' funds more directly than other casinos do and therefore cannot simply perform an internal conversion if the customer has deposited via TRC20 but now wants to withdraw via ERC20.

It can be something about their business treasury and they don't want to mess up things with USDT on different chains. It's only a possible reason but there is another reason that is bigger and even more severe, it's about money laundering.

If they allow users fund their accounts with one cryptocurrency and withdraw with another cryptocurrency, their casino can be used as a place for money laundering. It can be another layer against money laundering together with wagering requirements.

Other casinos and centralized exchanges can allow it but different platforms have their own ToS including withdrawal terms, so users must be aware about those terms and act properly with their funds.

[Lakai01]

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That's right, I didn't think about Earnbet handling it that way as a measure against money laundering, but of course it makes perfect sense.

With an exchange, it's clear that it doesn't matter which chain you deposited on and which chain you withdraw from. The customers' coins are only fictitious there and are not managed directly (the only exception I know of is Bitpanda), so it doesn't matter which tokens they manage in the customer database. Also, you can only trade against USDT and not against USDT (ERC-20) or USDT (TRC-20), so it's completely transparent for the exchange.

[BlackBaron]

In principle, they are all the same, but the difference is the mechanism and whatnot as you said. For example, I gave an example of the difference between pragmatic play and pg soft. It's the same in the round but there are differences in how to win.

PG Soft is more appealing, and I rarely spend money on Pragmatic Play. Between PG Soft and Pragmatic Play, it's true that in principle, they are the same when we are about to lose and our balance is running out. In the past two days, I hardly felt how amazing it was to win, and the time I spent was too fast because my balance was quickly depleted.
While some people believe in RTP percentages, some of the slot games I play have good RTP percentages, but they still run out.

Speaking of RTP, I honestly don't believe in it, maybe there are people who believe in RTP and that's fine. Because I've had maximum wins when I see very low RTP and I often lose when playing at very high RTP.

I never choose RTP when playing, because if I want to play in that game I will still play there even though the RTP offered is very low. I believe when I'm lucky I can finally win too even though the RTP is low. There are people who play based on RTP and there are those who don't and I don't think it's a problem.

[bangjoe]

In principle, they are all the same, but the difference is the mechanism and whatnot as you said. For example, I gave an example of the difference between pragmatic play and pg soft. It's the same in the round but there are differences in how to win.

PG Soft is more appealing, and I rarely spend money on Pragmatic Play. Between PG Soft and Pragmatic Play, it's true that in principle, they are the same when we are about to lose and our balance is running out. In the past two days, I hardly felt how amazing it was to win, and the time I spent was too fast because my balance was quickly depleted.
While some people believe in RTP percentages, some of the slot games I play have good RTP percentages, but they still run out.

Speaking of RTP, I honestly don't believe in it, maybe there are people who believe in RTP and that's fine. Because I've had maximum wins when I see very low RTP and I often lose when playing at very high RTP.

I never choose RTP when playing, because if I want to play in that game I will still play there even though the RTP offered is very low. I believe when I'm lucky I can finally win too even though the RTP is low. There are people who play based on RTP and there are those who don't and I don't think it's a problem.

This is the same as me, sometimes I look at the RTP on every game and have tried using a game that has the highest RTP but didn't get a good win, even in every round I played it was just an empty round with no content, then I thought about overestimating the RTP in trying the game that was going to be played, now I'm like you don't see the RTP for playing, it will only disturb our minds in having fun because we will convince ourselves that a good RTP will produce good results in the end, it's not like that and we will only be disappointed, which clearly depends on our luck.

[maydna]

In principle, they are all the same, but the difference is the mechanism and whatnot as you said. For example, I gave an example of the difference between pragmatic play and pg soft. It's the same in the round but there are differences in how to win.

PG Soft is more appealing, and I rarely spend money on Pragmatic Play. Between PG Soft and Pragmatic Play, it's true that in principle, they are the same when we are about to lose and our balance is running out. In the past two days, I hardly felt how amazing it was to win, and the time I spent was too fast because my balance was quickly depleted.
While some people believe in RTP percentages, some of the slot games I play have good RTP percentages, but they still run out.

Speaking of RTP, I honestly don't believe in it, maybe there are people who believe in RTP and that's fine. Because I've had maximum wins when I see very low RTP and I often lose when playing at very high RTP.

I never choose RTP when playing, because if I want to play in that game I will still play there even though the RTP offered is very low. I believe when I'm lucky I can finally win too even though the RTP is low. There are people who play based on RTP and there are those who don't and I don't think it's a problem.

I don't believe either because I play in a high or very low RTP but the result is never be good for me unless I have my luck. Luck plays the role in slots so without that, you will not win whether you play with high or very low RTP.

I just select the games without check on RTP because I know that depends on my luck to win. I play slots because I want to spend my time and not because win the money.

[Mahiyammahi]

Have you ever played at any casino except EarnBet? I have played at numerous casinos, none of them have the same network deposit and withdrawal policy like EarnBet.

Well, for my experience I haven't comes across that seeing someone who could be that regretting or feeling too bad for their deposit and when they gambling they could be wanting to withdrawal it through other means of network, of course it would be stressful, because when you gambles and making winning where you would be wanting to make withdrawal through another withdrawal methods then I must say that this could be their tough tome seeing themselves as someone who doesn't know anything about what they are doing.

Lol , what are you rambling. What he asked you and what you replied? Did you have slightly concern about your writting. Stop rambling like this , just fill you weekly quota of posting don't throw garbage posting. Atleast have some common sense and meaning to your writing. Technology has been advanced so far, if you have problem with writing English there's tons of tool you fan take help. But atleast make sense what you're trying to say.

Your English is hard to understand and doesn’t make much sense. Please give a clear and direct answer to Mahdirakib


Why not try to withdraw in LTC , if you're depositing on Earnbet from exchanger then LTC has the lowest fee. I usually do this for depositing.

[rezakurnia66]

Why not try to withdraw in LTC , if you're depositing on Earnbet from exchanger then LTC has the lowest fee. I usually do this for depositing.

Right, using Litecoin have lower fees transaction and deposit trough Binance just taking 0.0001 LTC as fees, its smallest fees for depositing and I think withdraw at Earnbet trough that coins the same lower fees when depositing at exchange account. To withdraw Litecoin fund trough Earnbet you must spent out fees 0,00002 LTC and too cheapest than using USDT or Bitcoin fund deposit.

Always check firstly how much withdrawal fees depend with kinds coins withdraw before deposit in Earnbet, its make you happy without get problem about fees withdrawal exactly for small fund gambler deposit.

[aylabadia05]

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Speaking of RTP, I honestly don't believe in it, maybe there are people who believe in RTP and that's fine. Because I've had maximum wins when I see very low RTP and I often lose when playing at very high RTP.

I never choose RTP when playing, because if I want to play in that game I will still play there even though the RTP offered is very low. I believe when I'm lucky I can finally win too even though the RTP is low. There are people who play based on RTP and there are those who don't and I don't think it's a problem.

Being too concerned with RTP is very specific and not good in my opinion, even though every gambler has their own principles that cannot be generalized. If the RTP is not good based on the percentage, then people or players will not play because they need to wait for a good RTP before playing. That's not me because chasing wins in the game is not my main goal. I'm talking about playing slots outside or in crypto casinos.

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[BlackBaron]

Speaking of RTP, I honestly don't believe in it, maybe there are people who believe in RTP and that's fine. Because I've had maximum wins when I see very low RTP and I often lose when playing at very high RTP.

I never choose RTP when playing, because if I want to play in that game I will still play there even though the RTP offered is very low. I believe when I'm lucky I can finally win too even though the RTP is low. There are people who play based on RTP and there are those who don't and I don't think it's a problem.

This is the same as me, sometimes I look at the RTP on every game and have tried using a game that has the highest RTP but didn't get a good win, even in every round I played it was just an empty round with no content, then I thought about overestimating the RTP in trying the game that was going to be played, now I'm like you don't see the RTP for playing, it will only disturb our minds in having fun because we will convince ourselves that a good RTP will produce good results in the end, it's not like that and we will only be disappointed, which clearly depends on our luck.

Now that means there are many people like me, and you are also right that it can disturb our minds in the game, instead of being able to enjoy the game, we hope for numbers that are actually uncertain too.

The expectations I mean here are first, when we play I do not deny that there is hope to win, but when that hope increases because of seeing the RTP it makes our expectations even higher and in the end we are defeated by our own expectations. I think this is not healthy for my mind, so instead of looking at RTP I prefer to play whatever game I want to play at that time.

[julerz12]

It can be something about their business treasury and they don't want to mess up things with USDT on different chains. It's only a possible reason but there is another reason that is bigger and even more severe, it's about money laundering.

If they allow users fund their accounts with one cryptocurrency and withdraw with another cryptocurrency, their casino can be used as a place for money laundering. It can be another layer against money laundering together with wagering requirements.

I never thought of it this way. It surely is a problem if their casino gets tangled with money laundering; authorities might come down hard and could close their platform if there's even a slight suspicion of that happening in their casino. If this is really the case on why EarnBet isn't allowing cross-chain withdrawals, then it's a good thing. At the very least, they are doing it for the longevity of the platform, of course, with a little expense for the user's convenience.

[Eternad]

To all casinos obeys inputs and outputs formulas, it doesn't have a reversed case while making withdrawal from gambling site. For instance; if you make an input deposit through trc20, the output withdrawal must definitely be same as what you sent through the gambling site. Of course it's a garbage in garbage out without processes.

Have you ever played at any casino except EarnBet? I have played at numerous casinos, none of them have the same network deposit and withdrawal policy like EarnBet.

This is the first time I saw this rules too on deposit and withdrawal. Normally, you can change on any network as long as you are withdrawing the same token to your deposit.

I’m using XRP tokens the last time I play here so I didn’t notice this same network policy.

Even on exchange or other casino you can choose other network to your original deposit. It shouldn’t be a problem on withdrawal since casino has separate bankroll for all the network they supported. Deposit should be the one crucial to network.

[Mahdirakib]

If they allow users fund their accounts with one cryptocurrency and withdraw with another cryptocurrency, their casino can be used as a place for money laundering. It can be another layer against money laundering together with wagering requirements.

There shouldn't be any question about money laundering as long as a user is playing the games normally after making a deposit. It isn't about different crypto, just the different network of the same crypto. All other casinos allow the user to do that. I always make withdrawals in the same network through which I make deposits. Occasionally, I look for alternative networks to avoid the unnecessary high fees.

~snip~

I didn't know that EarnBet is running a poker tournament as well. I haven't checked the 'games and rounds' board in the last few weeks. I might have joined if I had known about it before.