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[TopTort777]

Come on guys. Just check everything before you make a deposit to avoid such situations. I dont want to say that it was done on purpose, but people often got caught like that because they are used to something have specific same price. What about other casinos or other altcoins? Do other casinos have noticeable lower Tron fees? What about rest altcoin withdrawal fees on Earnbet? Are they also higher than regular fees?

[julerz12]

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.

I guess that explains why, in some casinos I've played (playing the same slot game), I never seem to hit any decent multipliers.

Come on guys. Just check everything before you make a deposit to avoid such situations. I dont want to say that it was done on purpose, but people often got caught like that because they are used to something have specific same price. What about other casinos or other altcoins? Do other casinos have noticeable lower Tron fees? What about rest altcoin withdrawal fees on Earnbet? Are they also higher than regular fees?

The problem is that these fees aren't stated prior to registrations or sign-ups. You would always need to register, go to the deposit or withdrawal tab, check each coin/token (or at least the one you're interested in using), just to check the fees. I wish casinos had a specific page that actively lists their current fees (deposits and withdrawals) and has a link to that page presented during sign-ups/registration or even on their landing page. That'll make things easier.

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.

Pretty sure they don't care, especially since their Founder/CEO is busy buying a banana duct-taped to a wall. 

[Kelvinid]

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.

But the concern here is not about saving money. It is the TRX cost difference from gambling sites. It is the comparison, and gamblers question the huge difference. That is why they look for an alternative payment option to save some $. Because in this case, that discourages gamblers from using the site. Of course, as a casual gambler, you can't bear such huge TRX fees.

And I don't think this means network traffic makes fees higher than others. It is probably the casino that sets it. Since the casino offers fast deposit and withdrawal confirmation. They also have convenient fees for everyone, regardless of what coin(s) they use.

[TopTort777]

Come on guys. Just check everything before you make a deposit to avoid such situations. I dont want to say that it was done on purpose, but people often got caught like that because they are used to something have specific same price. What about other casinos or other altcoins? Do other casinos have noticeable lower Tron fees? What about rest altcoin withdrawal fees on Earnbet? Are they also higher than regular fees?

The problem is that these fees aren't stated prior to registrations or sign-ups. You would always need to register, go to the deposit or withdrawal tab, check each coin/token (or at least the one you're interested in using), just to check the fees. I wish casinos had a specific page that actively lists their current fees (deposits and withdrawals) and has a link to that page presented during sign-ups/registration or even on their landing page. That'll make things easier.

That is something casinos could work on. I have never seen a casino that disclose fees before registration. Moreover, before registration you dont know which crypto they accept. Anyway, its gamblers duty to check everything before he makes an action, not casino duty to warn about pricing from the start. Their duty is to give perfect gaming experience. But a good suggestion about creating page with fees.

[Pmalek]

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.

I don't think Tron will lose its userbase. At least not in the short term. Personally, I don't know why it's so popular and has so many users. It probably has a lot to do with Justin Sun standing behind the project. Tron isn't better or worse than the other blockchains that host token contracts, but it's always been expansive. At least it hasn't failed and experienced downtime like Solana has done on several occasions, so that's a plus point.

[Mahdirakib]

~ What about other casinos or other altcoins? Do other casinos have noticeable lower Tron fees? What about rest altcoin withdrawal fees on Earnbet? Are they also higher than regular fees?

Other casinos usually charge up to $1 for USDT withdrawal on TRC20 network. The withdrawal fee for all other crypto is low and reasonable at EarnBet. They should add more alternative options for USDT withdrawal at EarnBet. Especially, the fee is too low on the BEP20 network. It will increase their acceptability if they add more networks for USDT withdrawal.

[julerz12]

Other casinos usually charge up to $1 for USDT withdrawal on TRC20 network. The withdrawal fee for all other crypto is low and reasonable at EarnBet. They should add more alternative options for USDT withdrawal at EarnBet. Especially, the fee is too low on the BEP20 network. It will increase their acceptability if they add more networks for USDT withdrawal.

What's currently missing is Binance Smart Chain which has fairly cheap transaction fees. Polygon is also another contender, it's fast too, just like BSC.
Although, I'm pretty sure this has been already suggested multiple times in this thread by various users, despite all that, it wasn't implemented yet. I wish the EarnBet team would slowly take note and implement these suggestions. I don't see any reason why they shouldn't as it will give their users better choices than being stuck using USDT on TRON

[TopTort777]

~ What about other casinos or other altcoins? Do other casinos have noticeable lower Tron fees? What about rest altcoin withdrawal fees on Earnbet? Are they also higher than regular fees?

Other casinos usually charge up to $1 for USDT withdrawal on TRC20 network. The withdrawal fee for all other crypto is low and reasonable at EarnBet. They should add more alternative options for USDT withdrawal at EarnBet. Especially, the fee is too low on the BEP20 network. It will increase their acceptability if they add more networks for USDT withdrawal.

I have checked several casinos I have played on or registered for USDT withdrawal fees on TRC20 network.

BetFury - 2 bucks
BC.game - free but minimum withdrawal 22.53 is a lot for a decent player
Stake - 1 dollar
Duelbits - cents as fee, but 50 USDT is minimum (dont have TRC20)
Roobet - 1 dollar
Wolf.bet - 2 bucks.
Rainbet - cant check, must have balance (network fees will be deducted from your cashout amount).

I can suggest only to chose other altcoin if fees are high or unaffordable. Casinos are always flexible and offer different options.

[knuckey]

This is the first time I have used Bitcoin currency to make deposits and withdrawals at Earnbet. It turns out that the withdrawal fee is higher compared to other currencies, but it is still relatively cheap, only around $1.5. Compared to other currencies, the nominal $1.5 is quite high.

[Strongkored]

This is the first time I have used Bitcoin currency to make deposits and withdrawals at Earnbet. It turns out that the withdrawal fee is higher compared to other currencies, but it is still relatively cheap, only around $1.5. Compared to other currencies, the nominal $1.5 is quite high.

I only use Bitcoin whenever I play here, so I'm not sure if withdrawal fees for anything other than Bitcoin are high.
I haven't checked whether they also accept Litecoin, as I know this altcoin is alternative for cheap fee at many casinos.

[julerz12]

This is the first time I have used Bitcoin currency to make deposits and withdrawals at Earnbet. It turns out that the withdrawal fee is higher compared to other currencies, but it is still relatively cheap, only around $1.5. Compared to other currencies, the nominal $1.5 is quite high.

That's just around $1.42 (at the current rates) compared to the withdrawal fee of USDT through the TRON network, which sits at $8.3  

Maybe it's high time the EarnBet team adjusted its withdrawal fees for the cryptocurrencies accepted on its platform. $8 withdrawal fee is just crazy high.

I haven't checked whether they also accept Litecoin, as I know this altcoin is alternative for cheap fee at many casinos.

LTC is available, and the current withdrawal fee is 0.00002 LTC or $0.001, a pretty good alternative if you're looking to avoid those high fees.
They also accept XRP, LINK, DAI, and WAX? I don't even know what that coin/token is all about, first time I've heard of it.

[knuckey]

This is the first time I have used Bitcoin currency to make deposits and withdrawals at Earnbet. It turns out that the withdrawal fee is higher compared to other currencies, but it is still relatively cheap, only around $1.5. Compared to other currencies, the nominal $1.5 is quite high.

I only use Bitcoin whenever I play here, so I'm not sure if withdrawal fees for anything other than Bitcoin are high.
I haven't checked whether they also accept Litecoin, as I know this altcoin is alternative for cheap fee at many casinos.

For LTC available even the withdrawal fee is quite low I have been using LTC currency since I first joined earnbet, the withdrawal fee is obviously very cheap, and USDT erc-20 is quite cheap if I'm not mistaken only around $0.05, only the sending fee for deposits is higher, there are many alternatives that can be used for lower transaction fees, I only tried btc to find out the withdrawal fee

This is the first time I have used Bitcoin currency to make deposits and withdrawals at Earnbet. It turns out that the withdrawal fee is higher compared to other currencies, but it is still relatively cheap, only around $1.5. Compared to other currencies, the nominal $1.5 is quite high.

That's just around $1.42 (at the current rates) compared to the withdrawal fee of USDT through the TRON network, which sits at $8.3  

Maybe it's high time the EarnBet team adjusted its withdrawal fees for the cryptocurrencies accepted on its platform. $8 withdrawal fee is just crazy high.

I haven't checked whether they also accept Litecoin, as I know this altcoin is alternative for cheap fee at many casinos.

LTC is available, and the current withdrawal fee is 0.00002 LTC or $0.001, a pretty good alternative if you're looking to avoid those high fees.
They also accept XRP, LINK, DAI, and WAX? I don't even know what that coin/token is all about, first time I've heard of it.

And also adding various networks for USDT deposits will help users to be more friendly and save on every transaction fee for both deposits and withdrawals.

[julerz12]

And also adding various networks for USDT deposits will help users to be more friendly and save on every transaction fee for both deposits and withdrawals.

Yes, we've suggested that particular thing here a couple of times on this thread already. So far, no acknowledgement from the EarnBet team, yet.
Also, they should remove the currently listed coin/token WAX 'cause when I tried clicking it on the drop-down list of coins/tokens, this error came up.
I guess they are no longer supporting this coin, yet it's still listed on the platform.

On another note, some high roller has been having fun on Blackjack recently. I've been looking at his bets in the past 30 mins, which usually consist of $1k, $3k, $6k, $7k and sometimes, even $10k.
Dude's on a roll. 

[SpongeS]

It turns out there's an earnbet poker contest and btc predictions. I haven't played poker in a long time.

[FreebetiN6]

It turns out there's an earnbet poker contest and btc predictions. I haven't played poker in a long time.

Where can I find it?
I don't see it on the web.

[TopTort777]

Maybe it's high time the EarnBet team adjusted its withdrawal fees for the cryptocurrencies accepted on its platform. $8 withdrawal fee is just crazy high.

Maybe make this suggestion via support, as well as point them on Wax issue?

Anyway, there are lots of alternatives to USDT withdrawal on TRC20. One fee that is higher than on other casinos and we have two pages of discussion. If that is expensive, use other altcoins. For me solution is simple. If a person wants to make transactions as cheap as possible, then I suggest to use LTC. It has always been cheap and fast, and you dont have to bother with energy/bandwidth in your wallet.

I have contacted support and here is what they have said about 8 bucks fee: "The USDT (TRC20) withdrawal fee on our platform reflects network fees, processing costs, and system maintenance required to ensure fast and secure transactions."

[Mahdirakib]

I have checked several casinos I have played on or registered for USDT withdrawal fees on TRC20 network.

The withdrawal fee is written as 4 USDT at BetFury and 0.5 USDT at Stake. I'm not sure why it is different for us. Anyway, it looks like Earnbet representative doesn't follow the feedback here. It will be better if they update the ANN thread title with new rakeback information.

On another note, some high roller has been having fun on Blackjack recently. I've been looking at his bets in the past 30 mins, which usually consist of $1k, $3k, $6k, $7k and sometimes, even $10k.
Dude's on a roll. 

Looks like the user has ended up losing everything. I can see 6 consecutive losses of that user in high roller bet history.

[julerz12]

It turns out there's an earnbet poker contest and btc predictions. I haven't played poker in a long time.

Where can I find it?
I don't see it on the web.

It's not posted somewhere else, like on X, it's hosted within this forum and posted on the Games & Rounds board, here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=71.0
Here's the current EarnBet BTC Price prediction contest hosted by contesthunters,com here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5579224.0
While the EarnBet Bounty Hunter Poker is hosted by memehunter here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5579634.0

Looks like the user has ended up losing everything. I can see 6 consecutive losses of that user in high roller bet history.

LMAO, that's a shame. Although I'm pretty sure that guy's bankroll is on a whole other level, we would probably see him betting big bucks again on EarnBet.

I have contacted support and here is what they have said about 8 bucks fee: "The USDT (TRC20) withdrawal fee on our platform reflects network fees, processing costs, and system maintenance required to ensure fast and secure transactions."

I would understand the need to ask additional withdrawal fees for network/transaction fees, and processing costs, 'cause that's just how TRON network works, but for system maintenance? Meanwhile, some new crypto-casinos now even have zero withdrawal fees. 

[Pmalek]

There is an interesting question over on Earnbet's X profile asked by their team, and I thought I could repeat it here to see what the gambling community thinks. Here it goes:

$100 in gold, $100 in Bitcoin, $100 in slots freeplay.
Which one are you choosing and why?

https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2041923878344065214

Honestly, I would take the bitcoin. I think BTC has more upside potential than gold at the current valuation, and I don't like slot games. So, it's an easy one for me.

What about everyone else?

[aylabadia05]

There is an interesting question over on Earnbet's X profile asked by their team, and I thought I could repeat it here to see what the gambling community thinks. Here it goes:

$100 in gold, $100 in Bitcoin, $100 in slots freeplay.
Which one are you choosing and why?

https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2041923878344065214

Honestly, I would take the bitcoin. I think BTC has more upside potential than gold at the current valuation, and I don't like slot games. So, it's an easy one for me.

What about everyone else?

I saw it on X regarding that question.

I would choose $100 in freeplay slots because I enjoy slot games.
If I were to invest in Bitcoin, I wouldn't put it there, even though it has more upside potential than gold.
By choosing freeplay slots, I can play slots, although there are certain conditions for withdrawing winnings.