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[Kelvinid]

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Now this is a good move by the Earnbet team. It is helping them to get a good number of engagement from the users. The $1k April Fools prank had created disappointment among some users. I have seen some other casinos to do the similar prank. The Easter giveaway will help Earnbet reduce users disappointment over the April Fools prank giveaway.

Giveaway prank on April Fools can be fun but it can give a bad effect as well imho because those disappointed users may start to hate the service. Hope Earnbet will not do it again in the future, or if they are going to have April Fools prank again then it is better if it is not about giveaway or bonuses which give a hope to people because April Fools can be something unknown or less popular in some places including in my country. However good to see that there is a follow up action with real giveaway.

But I guess not. People are already aware of having some surprising events on April 1. We can just say that Earnbet is participating in the game of fools. If that disappoints them, well, that's too bad for those who easily believe it and get fooled. Now they know and even realize it.

We can't blame Earnbet for doing it because they have a purpose. And what I see is positive. It shows that this casino is not silent. The more it interacts with the community, the more it gains popularity.

[rbynxx]

Is it a fixed withdrawal fee in USDT Tron mainnet of $8 or it changes? So Earnbet doesn't have anything to do with that transfer of fees? Because I think that's ridiculously large for a Tron mainnet if it only concerns the gas fee and what should you advice next time if you're trying to deposit here and win then you want to withdraw your winnings? I'm in awe that an Ethereum mainnet USDT withdrawal would only cost 0.03 USDT but USDT Tron mainnet would be $8. Is it about the timezone? The ranks maybe that I do get this high amount of transfer fee? Would be glad if there's some explanations here.

[Mahdirakib]

We can't blame Earnbet for doing it because they have a purpose. And what I see is positive. It shows that this casino is not silent. The more it interacts with the community, the more it gains popularity.

The activity of a casino can't be determined by the April Fools joke. Earnbet has users from all around the world. The April Fools prank is known to most of the people, but it isn't celebrated worldwide. They should show their activity with continuous promotions to keep the users more engaged.

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I had raised questions about it a long time ago. The most annoying part is that they consider USDT deposits on the ERC20 and TRC20 networks as different crypto. As a result, we are not allowed to withdraw in the ERC20 network after making a deposit on the TRC20 network. There is no way to avoid this unnecessary high fee.

[rbynxx]

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I had raised questions about it a long time ago. The most annoying part is that they consider USDT deposits on the ERC20 and TRC20 networks as different crypto. As a result, we are not allowed to withdraw in the ERC20 network after making a deposit on the TRC20 network. There is no way to avoid this unnecessary high fee.

Ahhh! Feels like I will really withdraw that one and accept the fact. When things are moving too fast with technology I think Earnbet should be moving at that pace too. I thought it will change just because of the network activity maybe but it's probably fixed. Thanks for letting me know.

[TopTort777]

Is it a fixed withdrawal fee in USDT Tron mainnet of $8 or it changes? So Earnbet doesn't have anything to do with that transfer of fees? Because I think that's ridiculously large for a Tron mainnet if it only concerns the gas fee and what should you advice next time if you're trying to deposit here and win then you want to withdraw your winnings? I'm in awe that an Ethereum mainnet USDT withdrawal would only cost 0.03 USDT but USDT Tron mainnet would be $8. Is it about the timezone? The ranks maybe that I do get this high amount of transfer fee? Would be glad if there's some explanations here.

I think that times of cheap Tron transactions have gone already. Check out how much it cost to send USDT on Tron. Its 1-3 dollars. There are no cents anymore. My advice to all - check fees and withdrawal minimum before you make a deposit. Cant blame Earnbet or any other casino for fees higher than usual. Its their business and right to set price. I also dont like some fees and prices at the shops, but cant do anything about it.

[Pmalek]

If you are in search of prizes and bonuses, take a look at Earnbet's X page. They often organize various giveaways and promotions where you can win something.
Right now, you can earn tips by commenting on their Easter post.

Here is the direct link to it:
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[rbynxx]

Is it a fixed withdrawal fee in USDT Tron mainnet of $8 or it changes? So Earnbet doesn't have anything to do with that transfer of fees? Because I think that's ridiculously large for a Tron mainnet if it only concerns the gas fee and what should you advice next time if you're trying to deposit here and win then you want to withdraw your winnings? I'm in awe that an Ethereum mainnet USDT withdrawal would only cost 0.03 USDT but USDT Tron mainnet would be $8. Is it about the timezone? The ranks maybe that I do get this high amount of transfer fee? Would be glad if there's some explanations here.

I think that times of cheap Tron transactions have gone already. Check out how much it cost to send USDT on Tron. Its 1-3 dollars. There are no cents anymore. My advice to all - check fees and withdrawal minimum before you make a deposit. Cant blame Earnbet or any other casino for fees higher than usual. Its their business and right to set price. I also dont like some fees and prices at the shops, but cant do anything about it.

But not $8 though, even if there's network congestion, it only happen when the price of TRX surge but that's not happening right now. Yeah probably have checked the withdrawal fee early on, I never knew that will cost that much as I've known it a long time that Tron mainnet for USDT costs cheap as I've been using that for years. Well, they centralized it and there's nothing much I can do but to agree with their terms. Thanks too!

[julerz12]

But not $8 though, even if there's network congestion, it only happen when the price of TRX surge but that's not happening right now. Yeah probably have checked the withdrawal fee early on, I never knew that will cost that much as I've known it a long time that Tron mainnet for USDT costs cheap as I've been using that for years. Well, they centralized it and there's nothing much I can do but to agree with their terms. Thanks too!

The current transaction fees on TRON right now are around $2 to $4, source: https://gasfeesnow.com/. Compared to other chains that only has $0.01 or even less, that chain is pretty expensive, IMHO.
Also, as Mahdirakib said, EarnBet's withdrawal fees on USDT Tron have been questioned here a couple of times, and we didn't get any clear explanation as to why they're so high. Best to steer clear of USDT on TRON for now, I guess.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

The current transaction fees on TRON right now are around $2 to $4, source: https://gasfeesnow.com/. Compared to other chains that only has $0.01 or even less, that chain is pretty expensive, IMHO.
Also, as Mahdirakib said, EarnBet's withdrawal fees on USDT Tron have been questioned here a couple of times, and we didn't get any clear explanation as to why they're so high. Best to steer clear of USDT on TRON for now, I guess.

It can stay there and the team don't mind or not yet minded to change it because possibly they have data shows that there are very little users with withdrawal request on TRC20 chain. I guess so, and my guess can be wrong as only Earnbet knows about what has happened on their casino over time recent months.

If they continue to skip TRC20 chain for USDT withdrawal, they will certainly need to listen to community complaints as well as suggestion, then adjust the fee in near future. It's still one part of their service and to serve customers well and better, making changes if the complaints from users are reasonable is a right thing to do. It will help their casino is user friendly and maintain its attraction with users as well as competitiveness with other casinos.

[julerz12]

Not a bad run on Duel at Dawn on EarnBet.
I had several bad luck at other crypto-casino recently (playing the same game), but EarnBet usually does turn things around for me, always. Small wins, but, always worthit. 

It got me curious, does RTP change per casino? Or is it the same regardless of where you play a specific slot game from the same game provider?

[TopTort777]

Is it a fixed withdrawal fee in USDT Tron mainnet of $8 or it changes? So Earnbet doesn't have anything to do with that transfer of fees? Because I think that's ridiculously large for a Tron mainnet if it only concerns the gas fee and what should you advice next time if you're trying to deposit here and win then you want to withdraw your winnings? I'm in awe that an Ethereum mainnet USDT withdrawal would only cost 0.03 USDT but USDT Tron mainnet would be $8. Is it about the timezone? The ranks maybe that I do get this high amount of transfer fee? Would be glad if there's some explanations here.

I think that times of cheap Tron transactions have gone already. Check out how much it cost to send USDT on Tron. Its 1-3 dollars. There are no cents anymore. My advice to all - check fees and withdrawal minimum before you make a deposit. Cant blame Earnbet or any other casino for fees higher than usual. Its their business and right to set price. I also dont like some fees and prices at the shops, but cant do anything about it.

But not $8 though, even if there's network congestion, it only happen when the price of TRX surge but that's not happening right now. Yeah probably have checked the withdrawal fee early on, I never knew that will cost that much as I've known it a long time that Tron mainnet for USDT costs cheap as I've been using that for years. Well, they centralized it and there's nothing much I can do but to agree with their terms. Thanks too!

I can try to compare high withdrawal fee on Earnbet with minimum withdrawal on casino in your signature. Winna's minimum withdrawal amount is 20 bucks in Tron. Dont you think it is high, compared with high fee on Earnbet? If Tron supposed to be cheap and affordable blockchain, then for me it also means that people use it for small bets (would not be reasonable to be a high bettor and cheap blockchain user).

[Pmalek]

But not $8 though, even if there's network congestion, it only happen when the price of TRX surge but that's not happening right now. Yeah probably have checked the withdrawal fee early on, I never knew that will cost that much as I've known it a long time that Tron mainnet for USDT costs cheap as I've been using that for years. Well, they centralized it and there's nothing much I can do but to agree with their terms. Thanks too!

It costs either 6.4 TRX or 13 TRX to make a token transaction (including USDT) on the Tron blockchain from a non-custodial wallet right now. That's if you don't have any staked TRX that gives you resources to send free transactions. The fee you pay also depends on the destination address and whether or not that address has any TRX on it. Anything above these numbers is profit for the service minus whatever the payment providers and/or other services charge.

[Mahdirakib]

It got me curious, does RTP change per casino? Or is it the same regardless of where you play a specific slot game from the same game provider?

Some casinos adjust the RTP based on their needs. So, you won't see the same RTP for the same game in every casino. I have recently played at a casino where the RTP is low for every game compared to the normal RTP of the games.

@EOSBet, you should update the ANN thread title as rakeback isn't 62.5% anymore. Now it is 28% according to the information available on EarnBet.

[Slow death]

But not $8 though, even if there's network congestion, it only happen when the price of TRX surge but that's not happening right now. Yeah probably have checked the withdrawal fee early on, I never knew that will cost that much as I've known it a long time that Tron mainnet for USDT costs cheap as I've been using that for years. Well, they centralized it and there's nothing much I can do but to agree with their terms. Thanks too!

The current transaction fees on TRON right now are around $2 to $4, source: https://gasfeesnow.com/. Compared to other chains that only has $0.01 or even less, that chain is pretty expensive, IMHO.
Also, as Mahdirakib said, EarnBet's withdrawal fees on USDT Tron have been questioned here a couple of times, and we didn't get any clear explanation as to why they're so high. Best to steer clear of USDT on TRON for now, I guess.

It's very strange that I've always paid a maximum withdrawal fee of $1 USD on the Tron network. At the betting site I use, the withdrawal fee is only $0.50 USD on the Tron network, and at the exchange I use, the withdrawal fee is only $1 USD on the Tron network. For over four years, I've always paid a $1 USD withdrawal fee on the Tron network at this exchange I use, which is why I don't understand these fees of $2 to $4 USD or $8 USD. Something is not right. Anyway, I prefer betting sites with low withdrawal fees because, as I'm a small bettor, I don't deposit large amounts of money and therefore withdraw small amounts. The $8 USD fee is the amount I'm used to withdrawing.

[john_egbert]

It got me curious, does RTP change per casino? Or is it the same regardless of where you play a specific slot game from the same game provider?

Some casinos adjust the RTP based on their needs. So, you won't see the same RTP for the same game in every casino. I have recently played at a casino where the RTP is low for every game compared to the normal RTP of the games.

@EOSBet, you should update the ANN thread title as rakeback isn't 62.5% anymore. Now it is 28% according to the information available on EarnBet.

Never thought about it to such an extent. Thanks for noting it up, Mahdirakib.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

It's very strange that I've always paid a maximum withdrawal fee of $1 USD on the Tron network. At the betting site I use, the withdrawal fee is only $0.50 USD on the Tron network, and at the exchange I use, the withdrawal fee is only $1 USD on the Tron network. For over four years, I've always paid a $1 USD withdrawal fee on the Tron network at this exchange I use, which is why I don't understand these fees of $2 to $4 USD or $8 USD. Something is not right. Anyway, I prefer betting sites with low withdrawal fees because, as I'm a small bettor, I don't deposit large amounts of money and therefore withdraw small amounts. The $8 USD fee is the amount I'm used to withdrawing.

Small or big bettors, small or big traders, saving your money in withdrawal fees is always a good practice. It's a good habit to save money anytime you can, and I don't say saving $ in stablecoin will bring any profit in the future, but if it is btc or ETH, it can be different. Years ago, satoshis were cheap and people spent a lot of satoshis for transaction fees while they did not mind about that. Now it's worth more and some people can feel regretful about their practice in the past with btc or with Dogecoin for example.

Years ago, when CZ shilled Binance Smart Chain, he said the rich used Ethereum chain that makes them poorer, the poor use BSC that makes them richer because BSC provides much cheaper transaction fees.

[Pmalek]

It's very strange that I've always paid a maximum withdrawal fee of $1 USD on the Tron network. At the betting site I use, the withdrawal fee is only $0.50 USD on the Tron network, and at the exchange I use, the withdrawal fee is only $1 USD on the Tron network. For over four years, I've always paid a $1 USD withdrawal fee on the Tron network at this exchange I use, which is why I don't understand these fees of $2 to $4 USD or $8 USD. Something is not right. Anyway, I prefer betting sites with low withdrawal fees because, as I'm a small bettor, I don't deposit large amounts of money and therefore withdraw small amounts. The $8 USD fee is the amount I'm used to withdrawing.

That's because those platforms you use probably have loads of staked TRX that provides them with a lot of Bandwidth and Energy. Those resources enable a certain amount of free transactions on the Tron network until they are depleted for the day. To get a real picture of how much a stablecoin transaction on Tron costs, you need to set up a non-custodial wallet. During the transaction-creation stage you will see real numbers.

[salad daging]

It's very strange that I've always paid a maximum withdrawal fee of $1 USD on the Tron network. At the betting site I use, the withdrawal fee is only $0.50 USD on the Tron network, and at the exchange I use, the withdrawal fee is only $1 USD on the Tron network. For over four years, I've always paid a $1 USD withdrawal fee on the Tron network at this exchange I use, which is why I don't understand these fees of $2 to $4 USD or $8 USD. Something is not right. Anyway, I prefer betting sites with low withdrawal fees because, as I'm a small bettor, I don't deposit large amounts of money and therefore withdraw small amounts. The $8 USD fee is the amount I'm used to withdrawing.

I see that there are some casinos that charge higher withdrawal fees via the TRON-USDT network, just checked in several casinos there are charged - $4.3 - $3 - $1 so it varies actually, so if this casino applies high fees then it is only natural because other casinos are the same.

I don't like withdrawals on the TRX network, not to mention that if USDT is sent to a personal wallet then to send again you have to have bandwidth and energy, I prefer the BSC or SOL network because some casino platforms apply free fees for withdrawals.

[OcTradism]

I see that there are some casinos that charge higher withdrawal fees via the TRON-USDT network, just checked in several casinos there are charged - $4.3 - $3 - $1 so it varies actually, so if this casino applies high fees then it is only natural because other casinos are the same.

I don't like withdrawals on the TRX network, not to mention that if USDT is sent to a personal wallet then to send again you have to have bandwidth and energy, I prefer the BSC or SOL network because some casino platforms apply free fees for withdrawals.

The site https://gasfeesnow.com/ shows that Tron TRC20 chain has most expensive transaction fee.

Chains like BSC and Solana give cheaper transaction fees with more cheaper transaction fees on Solana blockchain but there are other choices with cheap transaction fees too.

If TRON developers don't work hard to change it, TRC20 chain will lose its piece in market share soon as it's ridiculous that now transaction fees on TRC20 are much more expensive than transaction fees on ERC20 chain.

Casinos and centralized exchanges can not change that and they have to set up their either dynamic or static withdrawal fees based on blockchain transaction fee status.

[mitchr4]

^^
I also experienced this when first using the TRX network on EarnBet. The fee was surprisingly high and since my withdrawal was small, it really hurt. TRC20 fees are not cheap anymore because TRX price keeps going up while the fees are still counted in TRX, so the cost in USD gets higher too. The problem is not every casino offers popular network options, so sometimes there is no choice to use TRC20 or other expensive networks. That is why it is important to check USDT transfer fees on each network first before playing at any casino.