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[arwin100]

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Most people who watch streamers win large amounts of money by betting small amounts immediately assume that the streamer is being funded or sponsored by the casino, and that it's all a ploy to attract people to play.
I agree that if the streamer is indeed being sponsored, then it would be beneficial for them.
From here, I still think wisely that when the casino shows someone winning big with small bets, not everything is as most people think based on what they see.

It's really hard to know which streamers are using their own money and which ones are sponsored by the casino. Most casino streamers are just there to promote the casino. When people see them winning big, they don't realize it might not be real. Watching them for fun is okay, but using your own real money to copy their bets is a bad idea.

I guess we could get an idea on who are those streamers been paid if there's logo of the casino placed on their streams. Also another thing we could notice to those streamers did not use their own money is they are so aggressive placing huge bets, I always have doubts on those actions they made. Since if they are using their own money for sure they won't do that and will try to be more careful not to lose huge on each spin they made.

Not good for people to follow their action, because for sure that they cannot easily replicate the result what that streamers get.

[aylabadia05]

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Most people who watch streamers win large amounts of money by betting small amounts immediately assume that the streamer is being funded or sponsored by the casino, and that it's all a ploy to attract people to play.
I agree that if the streamer is indeed being sponsored, then it would be beneficial for them.
From here, I still think wisely that when the casino shows someone winning big with small bets, not everything is as most people think based on what they see.

It's really hard to know which streamers are using their own money and which ones are sponsored by the casino. Most casino streamers are just there to promote the casino. When people see them winning big, they don't realize it might not be real. Watching them for fun is okay, but using your own real money to copy their bets is a bad idea.

When it comes to knowing which streamers are using their own money and which are sponsored by casinos, we don't know unless they tell us themselves.
It's not wrong for me to be wise and agree with those who think that as long as it benefits them, they should do it.
We are too preoccupied with thinking about those who don't believe in what they watch.

[julerz12]

Do you guys ever purchase bonuses on the slots you play?
The same streamer that's been shared by EarnBet on their official X (Twitter) page recently got another 1446x multiplier on a $3 bet bonus buy, taking home $4337. He played it on Wanted Dead or a Wild.
I guess if anybody had some spare cash, they could just easily buy lots of bonuses and spin those slots 'til they hit massive multipliers.


Look at how happy this bloke is 
Source: https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2028787939799384117

[Dewbmeister]

Is there EarnBet Support here?

I decided to try EarnBet out today and enjoyed my time there and was hopeful for a smooth withdrawal experience. But it’s three hours later and there’s no hash, progress tracker, timeline.  Support offered no insight.

[julerz12]

Is there EarnBet Support here?

I decided to try EarnBet out today and enjoyed my time there and was hopeful for a smooth withdrawal experience. But it’s three hours later and there’s no hash, progress tracker, timeline.  Support offered no insight.

Here's the profile of the official representative of EarnBet in this forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2501311 . You can try to send them a pm on that account.
Also, as mentioned in my response to your PM, you could also try to reach out to their campaign manager (LittleMouse), he probably has a contact within the EarnBet team.
BTW, delays in withdrawal requests are common for some crypto-casinos. EarnBet is probably just doing checks and verifications before approving your withdrawal request.
As mentioned on their ToS:

EarnBet will carry out additional verification and identification procedures for any withdrawal or reserves the right to carry such verification procedures at any level of withdrawals. All transactions will be checked to prevent money laundering.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

Here's the profile of the official representative of EarnBet in this forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2501311 . You can try to send them a pm on that account.

Also, as mentioned in my response to your PM, you could also try to reach out to their campaign manager (LittleMouse), he probably has a contact within the EarnBet team.

Some forum users can customize their account settings and restrict newbies sending them PMs so firstly OP can try sending PMs to EOSBet that is the Earnbet representative, then wait for reply. If something is late in response, he can try to send PM to Little Mouse who is the signature campaign of Earnbet. He is the manager, and is not responsible for Earnbet support but he can help you by passing your case information to his contact point with Earnbet.

The newbie user already made a post in this announcement thread and it can be seen by the casino representative as well as the manager.

[DPHOR]

Is there EarnBet Support here?

I decided to try EarnBet out today and enjoyed my time there and was hopeful for a smooth withdrawal experience. But it’s three hours later and there’s no hash, progress tracker, timeline.  Support offered no insight.

What withdrawal method do you try initiating while making withdrawal?
Most times this are what determines how quickly your withdrawal could be approved.
For instance, making withdrawal through the trc20 network is always smooth than that if BTC
So, and most time when withdrawal request is much that may also trigger delay, while some casinos manual release payment.
Anyway, sorry for your bad experience.

[Mahdirakib]

Is there EarnBet Support here?
I decided to try EarnBet out today and enjoyed my time there and was hopeful for a smooth withdrawal experience. But it’s three hours later and there’s no hash, progress tracker, timeline.  Support offered no insight.

How much is your withdrawal amount? I have always received my withdrawals instantly from EarnBet. I made a small withdrawal yesterday, and it was also processed instantly. What did the support agent say to you? EarnBet sends a withdrawal confirmation email. Have you confirmed your withdrawal request by following the confirmation link in the email?

[Mahiyammahi]

I decided to try EarnBet out today and enjoyed my time there and was hopeful for a smooth withdrawal experience. But it’s three hours later and there’s no hash, progress tracker, timeline.  Support offered no insight.

But their support chat is much active. You should have got some response there. Did you try contacting them via live chat? Also they are active on their chat section. Last time I faced Deposit issue was with everyone. So you might wants to findout other's opinion on their chat platform.

Btw if you don't mind telling, how much was your withdrawal amount?

[hopenotlate]

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EarnBet sends a withdrawal confirmation email. Have you confirmed your withdrawal request by following the confirmation link in the email?

I Guess this Is the case here : they ask the players a confirmation by email but no warning/message/pop up warns players they have been sent an email.

I highlighted this issue in the past in this thread because it can cause problems of it's the first time younare asking for a withdrawal for the first time.

[DPHOR]

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EarnBet sends a withdrawal confirmation email. Have you confirmed your withdrawal request by following the confirmation link in the email?

I Guess this Is the case here : they ask the players a confirmation by email but no warning/message/pop up warns players they have been sent an email.

I highlighted this issue in the past in this thread because it can cause problems of it's the first time younare asking for a withdrawal for the first time.

What the complaint said if it was mail confirmation code that was sent to him he could had said it here.
And Yes, that is something to look into because almost every site do instruct someone to confirm their mail to continue their withdrawal process and if they don't direct or instructed someone to check their mail they would keep waiting for their withdrawal get approved without knowing that they also have to confirm their mails for approval.

[Bitinity]

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EarnBet sends a withdrawal confirmation email. Have you confirmed your withdrawal request by following the confirmation link in the email?

I Guess this Is the case here : they ask the players a confirmation by email but no warning/message/pop up warns players they have been sent an email.

I highlighted this issue in the past in this thread because it can cause problems of it's the first time younare asking for a withdrawal for the first time.

I experienced this on my first withdrawal in Earnbet too few months ago. I was wondering why my withdrawal was not processed after like 2-3hours then I decided to check my email, yes there is confirmation email. This is not a new thing for me obviously because some other sites also implement the same system, that's why I decided to check my email. Anyway I have to agree that it will be better if there is a pop up message when players requested a withdrawal so they know what to do next because some players may not aware about the confirmation email especially for players who are not that familiar with this kind of system.

[Mahdirakib]

I highlighted this issue in the past in this thread because it can cause problems of it's the first time younare asking for a withdrawal for the first time.

It isn't about the first withdrawal only. A few weeks ago, I was waiting to receive my withdrawal for around 30 minutes as I forgot to confirm the withdrawal request by following the email message. While I had the experience of making withdrawal from Earnbet in the past. A pop-up message is really necessary there.

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Unfortunately, Earnbet doesn't give a pop-up message by saying that the withdrawal needs to be confirmed by following the email link. As a result, new users will just keep waiting if they don't check their mailbox or get an idea about it from the support team.

[mitchr4]

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Unfortunately, Earnbet doesn't give a pop-up message by saying that the withdrawal needs to be confirmed by following the email link. As a result, new users will just keep waiting if they don't check their mailbox or get an idea about it from the support team.

I had the same experience before. I didn't know that EarnBet sends a confirmation email for withdrawals, so I just waited without understanding what was happening. But if I'm not mistaken, I think they have already added a pop-up notification in the top right corner to remind users about it. So hopefully people won't miss that confirmation email anymore.

[hopenotlate]

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What the complaint said if it was mail confirmation code that was sent to him he could had said it here.

Yes he could have said it here....if he was made aware that a confirmation by email was neededfor his withdrawal to be processed.

I highlighted this issue in the past in this thread because it can cause problems of it's the first time younare asking for a withdrawal for the first time.

It isn't about the first withdrawal only.
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you are clearly right about that : what I meant is that from your second withdrawal and for subsequent ones you are now aware that you need to check your email and confirm the withdrawal.

[Mandoy]

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Unfortunately, Earnbet doesn't give a pop-up message by saying that the withdrawal needs to be confirmed by following the email link. As a result, new users will just keep waiting if they don't check their mailbox or get an idea about it from the support team.

I had the same experience before. I didn't know that EarnBet sends a confirmation email for withdrawals, so I just waited without understanding what was happening. But if I'm not mistaken, I think they have already added a pop-up notification in the top right corner to remind users about it. So hopefully people won't miss that confirmation email anymore.

I believe that this is a rather typical case of the new users. When a person orders a withdrawal he/she normally looks forward to the processing of the withdrawal to begin immediately and hence when nothing occurs it may be confusing. In case the site demands a confirmation of the email address, but the user does not see the email in his or her mailbox, then the user simply waits without knowing why the site is not responding. This is the reason why a good notification or pop-up within the site is quite useful. It reminds the user to check his/her email and verify the withdrawal request. Even little details like these may significantly enhance the user experience and avoid any unnecessary confusion, particularly in the case of those people who are new to the platform.

[Leahized]

When it comes to knowing which streamers are using their own money and which are sponsored by casinos, we don't know unless they tell us themselves.
It's not wrong for me to be wise and agree with those who think that as long as it benefits them, they should do it.
We are too preoccupied with thinking about those who don't believe in what they watch.

If a streamer gets a big win, it is published by the casino. Then it is fully sponsored by the casino. I could be wrong about this, but streamers publish those videos when they win big. But in my opinion, we should not follow the path streamers walk because many times they have enough money. It's important to know that streamers will never say this.That they are being sponsored by this or others casino.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

If a streamer gets a big win, it is published by the casino. Then it is fully sponsored by the casino. I could be wrong about this, but streamers publish those videos when they win big. But in my opinion, we should not follow the path streamers walk because many times they have enough money. It's important to know that streamers will never say this.That they are being sponsored by this or others casino.

Big wins are most emotional ones and can help to show trust of a casino when they paid the big win for users without problems. I don't know if you see a big win, it's right to assume that it's a sponsored bet and there was manipulation that results in the big win, honestly, I don't know and we don't have evidence to say so.

This is what I avoid to do, as making any judgement without evidence is bad as it is too arbitrary. So just keep up your caution but please don't arbitrarily judge that such big wins are sponsored.

you are clearly right about that : what I meant is that from your second withdrawal and for subsequent ones you are now aware that you need to check your email and confirm the withdrawal.

Understanding about the system and procedure for withdrawal is good as it reduces mistake and panic by our own faults like don't know and don't check email for our withdrawal confirmation as a last step before the casino will proceed the withdrawal as requested.

[DPHOR]

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What the complaint said if it was mail confirmation code that was sent to him he could had said it here.

Yes he could have said it here....if he was made aware that a confirmation by email was neededfor his withdrawal to be processed.

Does it mean that they have automatically changed the withdrawal method?
Like, instead of someone to check on their mail and approve it, it is now auto.
That is withdrawal without mail confirmation.

[IjawMan]

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Most people who watch streamers win large amounts of money by betting small amounts immediately assume that the streamer is being funded or sponsored by the casino, and that it's all a ploy to attract people to play.
I agree that if the streamer is indeed being sponsored, then it would be beneficial for them.
From here, I still think wisely that when the casino shows someone winning big with small bets, not everything is as most people think based on what they see.

It's really hard to know which streamers are using their own money and which ones are sponsored by the casino. Most casino streamers are just there to promote the casino. When people see them winning big, they don't realize it might not be real. Watching them for fun is okay, but using your own real money to copy their bets is a bad idea.

Differentiating from the real streamers not sponsored by a casino and the streamer whose promotion of his enticing wins is tied a casino can be difficult to make.

With the many streamers on the internet that are just after the money to be made, it highlights why lots of gamblers often suspect that when streamers are flaunting their winnings then it's presumably that they are about to promote a gambling site.

It is essentially the responsibility of each person to be guided about what they choose to accept to believe without later passing blame on any one.