introduction

[Questat]

The site seemed to be working in my end, it has a great UI actually but I will not easily give a try since from what I read here, the feedback is not good.
I suggest that you move this thread to this board https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=56.0 and change your title, be specific by putting the name of the site.

[Slow death]

The site has a good design in my opinion, and as some members have said, this support box is annoying, besides having a very large size is on the left side, and this is very annoying. something else I noticed on your site, this:

PAYMENT METHODS:



you didn't put bitcoin, you don't accept altcoins?

[dimonstration]

It seems OP already fix the problem before. I visit the site and find that the design is simple and easy, and it doesn't have too long to open the full page. Perhaps, I can suggest you create a guest page so we can take a look at the inside of the site without register first. Besides that, I think we don't need to fill almost all the details of ourselves, such as our name, mobile phone number, country because I don't prefer to fills that with my real so I don't register. But all in all, your site is good enough, and I think you can attract more visitors to come and all you have to do now is promote the site. Good luck, OP.

The word real/personal email is quite confusing too besides that phone number. The first impression is "why it is even needed?" unlike other gambling sites that all needed to fill up is username and password, maybe there is a reason behind that, countries registration kyc type? However I was thinking what it have that other gambling sites now already have,it's better to specified that in the post.

[kryptqnick]

Honestly, the website's design looks pretty similar to the one of a well-established sports-betting company Sportsbet.io. Dark background with white text and some stuff being in green - these things are common between the two. Moreover, even the navigation system has its similarities. Perhaps, you could comment on that, op? Would you call it a coincidence?
I also have a couple of questions about the ToS. For instance, what does it mean that the currency the player signifies cannot be changed? Can't a person use more than one currency?? Apart from that, if you require KYC for any withdrawals, you gotta realize that it can be a major drawback for some people. Moreover, what's that thing in the KYC about a utility bill related to a landline phone? In the last couple of flat where I lived there was no landline phone! I mean, who uses those nowadays?

[Oilacris]

The site has a good design in my opinion, and as some members have said, this support box is annoying, besides having a very large size is on the left side, and this is very annoying. something else I noticed on your site, this:

PAYMENT METHODS:



you didn't put bitcoin, you don't accept altcoins?

They should put Bitcoin logo or symbol so that people who do visit on the site would able to know that the site accepts bitcoin.

He mentioned earlier that they do accept bitcoin,altcoin might be a good option too but for sure they wont consider it for now.

If you visit the page, you can see the pop up of the Bitcoin deposit because we value and promote bitcoin customers and they deserve to know more, rather than to put an icon.

[Upgate]

I think that you are the last arrival and you have a long way to go before you really start to compete with well established sports betting sites.The first and foremost thing to prove is trust and this can only be earned over time by fulfilling all of your promises to the players in a continuous way.Then you can try to offer better odds,more betting lines and other promos to attract more players.Until this is done I would refrain myself to play at your site.

expertly written small growing site don't wait to get enough and much needed experience before wishing to be the best available site. Being optimistic is not the problem but being ambiguous

[adzino]

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This option is advantageous as it has the following;

- no bet maximum

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So you are saying that there are no bet win amount cap? I mean you can bet any amount? You know, its not safe for the house right? One user can come in the casino, place a very very very large bets with a high win chance. The user can eventually clean out the bankroll. Without any max bet limit, a lucky user for real can wipe out the whole casino by placing just one single bet!

[Docnaster]

You need to spend some time and understand how to better present yourself.
Take a look at the hundred other big sites in your niche that are advertising in this forum and take a look at how they are setting up their introductory page. Also called an Announcement Page (ANN). What you have here is not that great at all and your site is way too laggy, at least here from England. So do yourself a favor, take all the criticism from here and go back to the drawing boards and come up with a better game plan.

[Pmalek]

Yes, just for withdrawal requires KYC I just registered and saw it, KYC must be sent via this email support@zanzibetnew.com

And for withdrawals can not use bitcoin is not available, only Skrill and Bank Transfers can now,

In that case I am afraid the site wont be on top of the list for Bitcoin users. The competition doesn't require KYC for withdrawals. Usually all you need to do is verify your email and phone number. If it's not possible to withdraw Bitcoin it is also a big minus in my opinion.

@OP
Is this something you can work on and fix it?

[The Cryptovator]

Welcome to the community,

However, we have also been offering anonymous bitcoin betting for a relatively long period.

If it's true then why it necessary to ask KYC for withdrawals and remove initial limitation ? Below quote taken from your terms and conditions.

In order for the Client to request withdrawals, remove all initial limitations and have full rights in the promotions, the account must be verified.  

Anonymous bitcoin betting website should not ask KYC verification, it should fully anonymous.

However, seems website is almost fine to me, I have talked even with live support and they responding as well. You should have social community like Telegram, so gamblers will have a place for discussion about their problems and demand. You should more proffesonal about your project. Create a proper ANN thread with good design, perhaps you need to buy copper membership for that.

[Asuspawer09]

Do you require full KYC for deposits and withdrawals? The ones that regular sportbooks require when they send you a letter to confirm your address etc.
I see that you need to enter your full name, birthday, address info etc.

How about payments from pre-paid cards, are those accepted? Pre-paid cards are not tied to a name. They only have the information of the issuing bank.

Yes, just for withdrawal requires KYC I just registered and saw it, KYC must be sent via this email support@zanzibetnew.com

And for withdrawals can not use bitcoin is not available, only Skrill and Bank Transfers can now,

huh, if it's like this in my opinion it's rather difficult it should be even easier to withdraw and deposit it.

The Website was so easy to use and it is easy to register a new account on the website also they have an elegant design. I could see the support was already introduced in the website and I think really approachable if there are problems in the websites but if they cannot use bitcoin for withdrawals in the site I think the website is forcing you to invests your money and bet your bitcoin the website in my opinion the users should easily deposit in the website and the same as withdraw the website could charge a reasonable transaction fee and that's already it if the website is restraining you to withdraw your bitcoin I will not trust the website.

[JohnBitCo]

Hello All!

I would like to take this opportunity to introduce to you our sports and casino betting site Zanzibet

www.zanzibet.com

Our website is a sports and casino betting site. However, we have also been offering anonymous bitcoin betting for a relatively long period.

This option is advantageous as it has the following;

- easy to register
- automated deposit system linked to your account
- faster turnaround time for withdrawals and deposits
- no sign on fees
- minimum bet of $0.50 BTC equivalence
- no bet maximum

Bonus offers

-100% welcome bonus
-20% online deposit bonus
-Up to 20% weekly money-back loss
-5% referral bonus

We offer a wide range of sports and casino games on leagues from every corner of the globe. Further to this we continue to add more options and strive to improve in every facet.
If you have any suggestions or queries please let me know so that we take special considerations to you most valued contributions
support@zanzibet.com

If you want to present your site here, you should make a thread with a proper title like "Introduction to zanzibet.com" and not just a single letter "Introduction".
Secondly on the home page, under payment Methods, I do not find bitcoin written as the deposit option. However you accept the bitcoins.

[virasog]

Do you require full KYC for deposits and withdrawals? The ones that regular sportbooks require when they send you a letter to confirm your address etc.
I see that you need to enter your full name, birthday, address info etc.

How about payments from pre-paid cards, are those accepted? Pre-paid cards are not tied to a name. They only have the information of the issuing bank.

Yes, just for withdrawal requires KYC I just registered and saw it, KYC must be sent via this email support@zanzibetnew.com

And for withdrawals can not use bitcoin is not available, only Skrill and Bank Transfers can now,

huh, if it's like this in my opinion it's rather difficult it should be even easier to withdraw and deposit it.

I have not registered on the site but quit the idea of registering when I came to know that we cannot withdraw in bitcoins.
If we can deposit in bitcoins, then why can't we withdraw in bitcoins too ?  And this KYC is compulsory only for withdrawal. why

[Patatas]

Very slow in my experience. I wanted to try out the anonymous betting stuff but unfortunately got off by the lack that I could barely navigate a few pages. Also, what are your KYC related policies? Do you have a terms and conditions page that highlights those policies?

[tippytoes]

Do you require full KYC for deposits and withdrawals? The ones that regular sportbooks require when they send you a letter to confirm your address etc.
I see that you need to enter your full name, birthday, address info etc.

How about payments from pre-paid cards, are those accepted? Pre-paid cards are not tied to a name. They only have the information of the issuing bank.

Yes, just for withdrawal requires KYC I just registered and saw it, KYC must be sent via this email support@zanzibetnew.com

And for withdrawals can not use bitcoin is not available, only Skrill and Bank Transfers can now,

huh, if it's like this in my opinion it's rather difficult it should be even easier to withdraw and deposit it.

I have not registered on the site but quit the idea of registering when I came to know that we cannot withdraw in bitcoins.
If we can deposit in bitcoins, then why can't we withdraw in bitcoins too ?  And this KYC is compulsory only for withdrawal. why

I believe that aspect - KYC before withdrawal and no btc withdrawal will be reasons that will cause them to be behind with others. Logic says, if you can deposit bitcoin, then, why not withdraw your money via btc also. The OP should hear out users' suggestions here. Otherwise, he will lose some of the interested players on his site.

[virasog]

Very slow in my experience. I wanted to try out the anonymous betting stuff but unfortunately got off by the lack that I could barely navigate a few pages. Also, what are your KYC related policies? Do you have a terms and conditions page that highlights those policies?

You can find their terms and conditions here
https://www.zanzibet.com/en/terms-conditions

and also find the privacy policy here.
https://www.zanzibet.com/en/privacy-policy

But I could not find any KYC related policy anywhere.

[veleten]

Very slow in my experience. I wanted to try out the anonymous betting stuff but unfortunately got off by the lack that I could barely navigate a few pages. Also, what are your KYC related policies? Do you have a terms and conditions page that highlights those policies?

You can find their terms and conditions here
https://www.zanzibet.com/en/terms-conditions

and also find the privacy policy here.
https://www.zanzibet.com/en/privacy-policy

But I could not find any KYC related policy anywhere.

you can see it  here:



but I don't know why position it as a crypto casino when you cannot withdraw money in bitcoin , what is the point?
and KYC on ANY withdrawals sounds like an overkill to me
will certainly not be playing there , but the site itself looks neat ... maybe because its the splitting image of another bookies
wonder what OP can say about copying the site almost 1:1 

[marcotheminer]

I know one thing .. I'd use this if it had a mobile App out. Anyone know of a good sportsbook co. offering an App? Good luck on the venture @Zanzi.

[adaseb]

Reason why they require KYC is very similar to that Pornhub casino which also required KYC, its because they accept various payment methods like credit cards.

Credit cards and payment processors like Skrill usually have high levels of fraud and it would be easy for someone to make a deposit with a stolen CC and gamble and withdraw in crypto which is not reversible.

Regarding the utility bills as KYC, some places don't accept cell phone bills as utility bills. Reason why is because many places don't confirm the actual address of the cell phone holder and it's easy to just use some bodies address. For a bank bill or power bill, it's not possible.

[veleten]

Reason why they require KYC is very similar to that Pornhub casino which also required KYC, its because they accept various payment methods like credit cards.

Credit cards and payment processors like Skrill usually have high levels of fraud and it would be easy for someone to make a deposit with a stolen CC and gamble and withdraw in crypto which is not reversible.

Regarding the utility bills as KYC, some places don't accept cell phone bills as utility bills. Reason why is because many places don't confirm the actual address of the cell phone holder and it's easy to just use some bodies address. For a bank bill or power bill, it's not possible.

yeah , they have to comply with the regulations , but the question stands , why support bitcoin if you require KYC 100% of the times
one of the main reasons people deposit and get paid in bitcoin is that they do not want to go though the KYC procedure
and here you cannot even get paid in bitcoin  , hope they review their KYC policies or I highly doubt they get many customers from this forum ( if any at all)