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[carlfebz2]

I do not see the really problem about this. Why should it be a problem to give personal details, if there is nothing to hide? For sure they will not share any information with others.
Most gamble sites do not publish the KYC on their site, and when you win much money they will always ask it as well. So then it is much better to state this KYC in the terms. Only good.
Only good thing is that they run this site with a valid license. We saw many unlicensed casino's the last time.

Its all about personal preferences obviously. In this case you think that it is not a big deal to do KYC but it is a big deal for some other users including me. There are still many people want to gamble anonymously especially in bitcoin/crypto gambling sites. I myself prefer not to send my personal details for my gambling activities so I will always look for gambling site with no KYC. In case of a big win, it depends on how big the win is because value is something subjective.

KYC and sharing of your customer details defies the purpose of crypto built casinos. Most people want to remain anonymous. There might be many reasons why people prefer to remain anonymous but with so much increased risk to malicious activity one can't be too prudent in maintaining their personal details secure, and anonymous. As for the wins, I agree what's called 'big win' is subjective and even in these circumstances you could get away with publishing the user's username and still keep personal details offline.

There are sites that do ask out when someone do hit up some big pot which is really a little bit questionable or shady on my side and i had seen some sites that directly give out the winnings
without strings attached as long you havent  done anything shady.

It is indeed subjective into some gambling sites but it would really be great to hear out that there would be no further verification incase you do win up big time.

KYC is highly frowned upon with this market which is no surprise.We do much prefer on staying up anonymous.

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[duelbits]

I do not see the really problem about this. Why should it be a problem to give personal details, if there is nothing to hide? For sure they will not share any information with others.
Most gamble sites do not publish the KYC on their site, and when you win much money they will always ask it as well. So then it is much better to state this KYC in the terms. Only good.
Only good thing is that they run this site with a valid license. We saw many unlicensed casino's the last time.

Its all about personal preferences obviously. In this case you think that it is not a big deal to do KYC but it is a big deal for some other users including me. There are still many people want to gamble anonymously especially in bitcoin/crypto gambling sites. I myself prefer not to send my personal details for my gambling activities so I will always look for gambling site with no KYC. In case of a big win, it depends on how big the win is because value is something subjective.

KYC and sharing of your customer details defies the purpose of crypto built casinos. Most people want to remain anonymous. There might be many reasons why people prefer to remain anonymous but with so much increased risk to malicious activity one can't be too prudent in maintaining their personal details secure, and anonymous. As for the wins, I agree what's called 'big win' is subjective and even in these circumstances you could get away with publishing the user's username and still keep personal details offline.

There are sites that do ask out when someone do hit up some big pot which is really a little bit questionable or shady on my side and i had seen some sites that directly give out the winnings
without strings attached as long you havent  done anything shady.

It is indeed subjective into some gambling sites but it would really be great to hear out that there would be no further verification incase you do win up big time.

KYC is highly frowned upon with this market which is no surprise.We do much prefer on staying up anonymous.

Hi, we haven't had the need to KYC since we are only Crypto/CSGO. We have had players cash out $80,000+

[Haunebu]

It is indeed subjective into some gambling sites but it would really be great to hear out that there would be no further verification incase you do win up big time.

KYC is highly frowned upon with this market which is no surprise.We do much prefer on staying up anonymous.

Unfortunately, majority of the crypto sites usually force you to submit your KYC when you win big in order to verify your identity and the winners usually succumb to this practice since it's a matter of money at the end of the day.

This isn't necessarily a bad thing for some while some others really hate this kind of stuff. I simply hope more and more crypto casino and sportsbook sites stop forcing KYC onto winners as time passes.

[bunglor]

This is great I can get to win a skin on csgo this is worth a try just curios does the skins on the roulette are fixed or it changes from time to time?

[posi]

....If we are to judge the casino source on evidence of existence, I will say the site maybe well established as they claimed and according to the information provided by wayback machine the site was saved 19 times between April 6, 2014 and August 18, 2020 which mean there chance that the site exist since 2014 but may belong to another admin.

Cool site but from this source https://whois.domaintools.com/duelbits.com, it says the site was created February this year.

Of course but all domain checker site will only provide information about the date when a site domain was renew or registered and will expire but more in depth research is needed to know the long existence of the site and if you check the information provided by the domain check you posted it also tell you the history of the site in the IP history section etc.

[ultrloa]

It is indeed subjective into some gambling sites but it would really be great to hear out that there would be no further verification incase you do win up big time.

KYC is highly frowned upon with this market which is no surprise.We do much prefer on staying up anonymous.

Unfortunately, majority of the crypto sites usually force you to submit your KYC when you win big in order to verify your identity and the winners usually succumb to this practice since it's a matter of money at the end of the day.

This isn't necessarily a bad thing for some while some others really hate this kind of stuff. I simply hope more and more crypto casino and sportsbook sites stop forcing KYC onto winners as time passes.

Although this things have different opinions from the people but for sure all things will be consider in terms o legality and security since we might gonna compromise if we let things happen and lower down the standards. Although it's good to be anonymous upon playing but still it will justify all especially we encounter a problem about hacking or others. That's why we select on where to play to feel comfortable and doesn't worry about those things when we required to provide it.

[tippytoes]

Upon checking this site, the options to sign in is via steam or gmail only, are you going to add more options in the future? I have checked this site as I see they have their sig campaign here in the forum. Wise move as it may help in attracting players and lessen the doubt about this site as it is handled by one of the reputable bounty managers here in the forum. Also, if you can add other alts in your payment method, not only eth and btc, that would be much appreciated.

[Yogee]

Whatever works for Duelbits. Customers would be happy if they have another alternative with cheaper fees.

I talk about these a few months ago, why almost every CSGO Casino add Ethereum/Bitcoin on their casino instance other cryptocurrency with a cheap fee like TRX/XRP or maybe Doge.

If everyone wants to know, almost all former CSGO Gambling just add Eth/BTC myself thinking they want to take advantage of these. What's the advantage? to make other customers especially CSGO Customer easy move from one casino to other casino. Just see Gondam, Roobet, WTFSkin, and now DuelBits all of them former CSGO Gambling Casino and they all have the same cryptocurrency ETH & BTC. So, when customers want to move from one to another since their main customer before go to cryptocurrency is CSGO customer. All customer was really easy to move another casino CSGO without need to go on exchange to convert their crypto.

They target not only cryptocurrency but also CSGO customer, but that's just from my speculation.

Well thank you for trying to explain the reason why only BTC are ETH are added as option for crypto deposits. I still think they can benefit more if they add other options and not just focus on getting CSGO customers from other casinos. They can think of gamblers who are non-CSGO players that may want to take advantage of cheaper transaction fees available.

Cool site but from this source https://whois.domaintools.com/duelbits.com, it says the site was created February this year.

I wonder why they're evading the question why they said they're experienced when registration dates tells us otherwise. Reasons like rebranding would be enough if that's the case. Maybe they forbidden by their legal team to talk about this?

If everyone was really watch CSGO and follow some streamer/youtuber CSGO Gambling, you will already know DuelBits age more than that's. They already running the service with more than 7-8 month, you can see their twitter age was created on Feb 2020

I also already know DuelBits before they publish this thread on bitcointalk, the proof on my thread my self included their game (dice duel) into my thread : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5256076.msg54632401#msg54632401

Are you suggesting that 7-8 months of operation is the standard for CSGO to be considered as "experienced? Sorry but when someone says they are "experienced", I would normally think of years in the business and not just months.

Thank you for the PVP-Games link.

[ryzaadit]

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I'm just want to clarify how age they are, cause you guys confused with the information of their website from "WhoIs".

Experience not just seen by how long they are operating, you can go to "scam assumption" even with an old casino still have some problem on their casino and need a multiple threads to be solved. No need to mention who is the casino, but since my self gambling with 1-2 years in here's. My self already seeing a few problems by several old casino, that's why age is not guaranteed you they really experience

We see this aspect from how their service like deposit, withdrawal, security, customer service, promotion, handle the problem, the game itself. Age casino was for "trust" aspect because they running more longer than other so they have more trust than new casino.

Also, if you still not play on their casino well you also not really right to call them un-experience. If you want some proof from what they said, then tried it the casino because if everybody just using speculation and not using casino not really make sense in my opinion.

[Salauddin1994]

At any given time users can check game statistics and determine the game's winning percentage by comparing it to the number of bets and wins. Thus players have the opportunity to create data-based strategies and game providers can prove that the stated percentage of payments is truly respectable each of these slots will increase the demand for good btc and eth deposit games.

[Arcas]

Judging from the following information, we can conclude that the owner has taken over another business and thus did not start his own business. Maybe the operator can explain why they took over the Bitdice company? When I look on the internet, I see that Bitdice itself already has an existing site. It is not common for it to be this way. Serious companies that start a business will always start a new, own company and never take over an existing company. Normally there is a wrong train of thought.



National Gazette of Curaçao September 11, 2020 Page 20 BITDICE NV (in liquidation as of August 1, 2020) By resolution of the General Meeting of Shareholders of BITDICE NV held on August 1, 2020, it was decided to dissolve the Company as of August 1, 2020 and MAIDSTAR HOLDING LIMITED appointed Liquidator, who upon taking office has established that there are no known assets. Dutch Antilles Management N.V., As agent of the Liquidator

[Jating]

@Arcas - very interesting finding. As far as I know, Bitdice is one of the earliest dice game we have in crypto sphere and they are operating since since 2016 or least have signature campaigns in this community since that time (correct me if I'm wrong).

They have their own ICO in 2017 which is somewhat a success. However, there are a lot of people accusing them, based on their old Ann thread and continue to the new. So this is quite fascinating what you have uncovered here. But as far as takeover, maybe they want to learn from the experience of Bitdice and probably wanted to learn from the people behind. Maybe it was the first time we hear some bold move from crypto gaming industry though, it's not common practice, but it doesn't mean though that it is a wrong train of thought, just saying. Anyways lets here their though, that is if they are willing to share it here.

[coupable]

Upon checking this site, the options to sign in is via steam or gmail only, are you going to add more options in the future? I have checked this site as I see they have their sig campaign here in the forum.

I don't see the need to add more options for registration. I don't know if other gambling platforms use steam logins but it should be a great feature for duelbits users compared to other platforms.
On the contrary, we should be looking for more anonymous options to use the platform.

[Fredomago]

Upon checking this site, the options to sign in is via steam or gmail only, are you going to add more options in the future? I have checked this site as I see they have their sig campaign here in the forum.

I don't see the need to add more options for registration. I don't know if other gambling platforms use steam logins but it should be a great feature for duelbits users compared to other platforms.
On the contrary, we should be looking for more anonymous options to use the platform.

It's better to make that happen, finding other options to make your gabling anonymously cater the sole purpose of cryptocurrency, if this platform find the suitable then it's good to offer it to their participants.

But for now, this options to sign up is fair enough for everyone who wanted to use and bet around this gambling house.

No need or if there's adjustment it will be the owners decisions if they see he needs of adding it.

[duelbits]

Upon checking this site, the options to sign in is via steam or gmail only, are you going to add more options in the future? I have checked this site as I see they have their sig campaign here in the forum.

I don't see the need to add more options for registration. I don't know if other gambling platforms use steam logins but it should be a great feature for duelbits users compared to other platforms.
On the contrary, we should be looking for more anonymous options to use the platform.

It's better to make that happen, finding other options to make your gabling anonymously cater the sole purpose of cryptocurrency, if this platform find the suitable then it's good to offer it to their participants.

But for now, this options to sign up is fair enough for everyone who wanted to use and bet around this gambling house.

No need or if there's adjustment it will be the owners decisions if they see he needs of adding it.

We have this update coming within the next week, I saw multiple people have suggested it

Thank you everyone for your suggestions!

[Hhampuz]

Just thought I'd stop by and mention that withdraws are indeed instant! I just made one a few hours ago and it showed up in my wallet within seconds (with a high fee too so it confirmed in the next block).

Keep it up, DuelBits

[OcTradism]

Just thought I'd stop by and mention that withdraws are indeed instant! I just made one a few hours ago and it showed up in my wallet within seconds (with a high fee too so it confirmed in the next block).

Keep it up, DuelBits

How about fees? Do DuelBits wave the fee for customers? It is interesting and attractive thing for gamblers if the company waive the fees and also give customers instant withdrawals. They have to take into consideration negative problems when fee on the network is too high.

[Kemarit]

Upon checking this site, the options to sign in is via steam or gmail only, are you going to add more options in the future? I have checked this site as I see they have their sig campaign here in the forum.

I don't see the need to add more options for registration. I don't know if other gambling platforms use steam logins but it should be a great feature for duelbits users compared to other platforms.
On the contrary, we should be looking for more anonymous options to use the platform.

I saw others give the option to use your facebook account, but nah, I won't even go to that route. We all know that we want to be anonymous at least when playing online. So for me, a gmail account will be suffice. But according to @duelbits, they will be coming up with new registrations? Let's see how it goes.

Thank you for your feedback @Hhampuz instant withdrawals is one feature that I really like about online casinos. I will try it next week for sure.  

[Hhampuz]

Just thought I'd stop by and mention that withdraws are indeed instant! I just made one a few hours ago and it showed up in my wallet within seconds (with a high fee too so it confirmed in the next block).

Keep it up, DuelBits

How about fees? Do DuelBits wave the fee for customers? It is interesting and attractive thing for gamblers if the company waive the fees and also give customers instant withdrawals. They have to take into consideration negative problems when fee on the network is too high.

There was a minor fee deducted from the withdraw, a few $ IIRC. However the fee they used to send the tx to get in the next block was much higher than what I paid so it's fair game 

[arwin100]

Upon checking this site, the options to sign in is via steam or gmail only, are you going to add more options in the future? I have checked this site as I see they have their sig campaign here in the forum.

I don't see the need to add more options for registration. I don't know if other gambling platforms use steam logins but it should be a great feature for duelbits users compared to other platforms.
On the contrary, we should be looking for more anonymous options to use the platform.

I saw others give the option to use your facebook account, but nah, I won't even go to that route. We all know that we want to be anonymous at least when playing online. So for me, a gmail account will be suffice. But according to @duelbits, they will be coming up with new registrations? Let's see how it goes.

Thank you for your feedback @Hhampuz instant withdrawals is one feature that I really like about online casinos. I will try it next week for sure.  

So easy for gamblers to choose Gmail since they could easily protect their identity by creating a dummy mail intended for gambling and for this option we can assure that our identity is safe and also our gambling accounts are in good shape. And I really don't like the log in option via Facebook since it doesn't give me any comfort and I'm bit worried on what will happen to our important accounts once theirs something bad happen to the site.