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[Pmalek]

I think that placing such huge amounts with lowest possible odds is a stupid idea. You still have decent chances of losing, when reward amount is so tiny. I have experience of burning with such approach. I would better bet 100 bucks with odds close to 1.50 and lose, than bet same amount and lose with 1.01 odd. Loosing with such lowest odds are so disappointing.

You can always lose. If betting at odds of 1.01 would guarantee you a win every time you wagered, then casinos wouldn't allow it. Them allowing you to place such bets is enough for anyone to understand that it's not a sure thing. However, your chance of winning a bet on 1.01 odds, or in this case a multiplier on crash games, is higher than at 1.50 or 100. That's clear to everyone as well. Everything else is just a matter of preference and how much risk you are willing to take.

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[julerz12]

Looks like the EarnBet team has finally listened to what most of us have previously suggested here: add more coin/blockchain support.
They have now added:
Solana: SOL, USDT, USDC
BNB Chain: BNB, USDT, USDC
Arbitrum: ETH, USDT, USDC
OP Mainnet: ETH, USDT, USDC
Base: ETH, USDC

Finally, we're not stuck on that horrible Justin Sun ^{Cough* TRON} network with its ridiculous transaction fees. lol
I think the only thing that's missing now is support for Polygon Network, too, or was that already available in the platform?
I wonder if we can now do cross-chain deposits and withdrawals? BSC, Arbitrum, OP, and Base are EVM-compatible networks.

Source: https://t.me/EarnBetAnnouncements/682

[BlackBoss_]

Looks like the EarnBet team has finally listened to what most of us have previously suggested here: add more coin/blockchain support.
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Finally, we're not stuck on that horrible Justin Sun ^{Cough* TRON} network with its ridiculous transaction fees. lol
I think the only thing that's missing now is support for Polygon Network, too, or was that already available in the platform?
I wonder if we can now do cross-chain deposits and withdrawals? BSC, Arbitrum, OP, and Base are EVM-compatible networks.

Source: https://t.me/EarnBetAnnouncements/682

How TRON blockchain is used very widely still a myth with me because with normal and not too rich users, why do they feel comfortable when using TRON blockchain with considerable expensive transaction fees.

While there are many other blockchains, even Ethereum ERC20 chain for them to choose, use and enjoy very cheaper transaction fees.

EarnBet.io eventually shown that they're very open minded and can make necessary changes and upgrades for their casino to serve their customers as best as they can.

[hosemary]

I think the only thing that's missing now is support for Polygon Network, too, or was that already available in the platform?

No, the Polygon network still isn't available. They might consider adding it in the future.
If I remember correctly, before the update you posted about, they only supported Ethereum and Tron Networks.

[Mahdirakib]

Looks like the EarnBet team has finally listened to what most of us have previously suggested here: add more coin/blockchain support.

Now it looks great there. Adding more networks and crypto was a must needed thing to get more users. The deposit volume of Earnbet may increase as well for the addition of these important payment networks.

~ I wonder if we can now do cross-chain deposits and withdrawals? BSC, Arbitrum, OP, and Base are EVM-compatible networks.

I haven't checked it yet by making a deposit, but I think we won't be able to make cross-chain deposits and withdrawals yet. Because Earnbet is showing USDT and USDC separately for all the networks.

[elgonzavalp9]

They scammed me and another user in an absolutely ridiculous way. Anyone with a basic understanding of fairness can see that a supposed VPN/proxy violation does NOT automatically justify confiscating $15K in deposits and another $20K in profits.

And honestly, at this point, I'm not even convinced the VPN accusation is true. But let's assume it is. Even then, do you genuinely believe keeping someone's $15,000 in original deposits is a reasonable response?

Because if you do, that's an absolutely disgusting position to defend.

And you know what I find particularly amusing? Seeing you here with your EarnBet referral banner, going out of your way to defend a casino accused of withholding tens of thousands of dollars from its customers.

I was going to insult you, but honestly, after thinking about it, I just feel sorry for people who are willing to put their credibility on the line defending this kind of behaviour.

I don't know whether you're genuinely convinced by EarnBet's explanations or whether you're simply too invested in promoting them to acknowledge what's happening. Either way, perhaps you should take a step back and ask yourself whether this is really the hill you want to die on.

Because defending a casino's right to confiscate $15K in someone's original deposits over an alleged VPN violation is quite a position to take.

And here's a little spoiler: no amount of referral commissions, banners or loyalty to a casino is worth losing your credibility over.

I just want my money back. You can keep defending them.Maybe they'll even reward you with 10 free spins on your favourite slot for defending them so passionately. Enjoy!

Don't make it a personal debate between you and me. I am not defending the casino just because I promote it in my signature space. You violated the terms of use, and you should bear full responsibility for doing so. I don't care if it is $15K or $15. You can negotiate this with the support. My point is that you stick with the thread you started in another board. By coming here and trying to catch some attention, this won't help you that much. I understand your position, and I wish you would reach a satisfying solution, but your case is really sophisticated. Imagine how many users break the rules. Should the casino treat each case on an emotional basis? By the way, I read all the details, and the casino doesn't seem to allegedly accuse you. You did violate some rules, and you are facing consequences. Be careful next time when you want to enjoy gambling with some big amounts.

Check the Ai detectors, it shows that he's using Ai tools to construct his sentence. So doing that I find his claims questionable.

Hard to digest all those things he have said, if he only say he's been scammed. But If he just show his proof and also post it up on scam accusation thread, maybe he could get a proper attention with his case.

Also if his claim is really true, then he made a violation. Then this part of consequences of illegal action made.

yes im using it and what? im spanish native speaker and i cant express all i want with my current english level , does that invalidate all i say?

reading comments like yours my first reaction is insult you, they have my 35k usd for +2months without any reason , and "break their terms with """"""""vpn or proxy"""""""" " is not a valid reason sorry
they also are MOCKING the user "Elaizidis" saying him "behave good , lose money or we wont pay you " and you are coming here to defend the casino and minimize the seriousness of this case

people that react like you are just casino workers or full of resentment

good luck, im sure that you need it even more than me

[memehunter]

yes im using it and what? im spanish native speaker and i cant express all i want with my current english level , does that invalidate all i say?

No, it does not. You have every right to use AI in order to represent your case specially if it is for translation and  grammar correction. You will never get a neutral feedback from any reputed member who is actively hunting AI posts, because it is not spamming.
I am aware that you have a great mediator for your case and you agreed to wait for his opinion, so it is not worth entangling other users on worthless debates.
I hope your case will reach a just and logical end.  
 
    

[Pmalek]

Looks like the EarnBet team has finally listened to what most of us have previously suggested here: add more coin/blockchain support.
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EarnBet has also announced over Telegram that they have expanded their games catalog by another 3,000 titles. The casino now hosts over 10,000 games.
Among the new titles are Le Vampire, Sweet Bonanza Pop and Sweet Bonanza Super Scatter, Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, Demonic Dolls, Duck Hunters 2, Six Feet Under, San Quentin Manhunt, Rat Royale, and many more.