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[traderethereum]

Well, yes it's not good to chase the wagering requirement just to become eligible if you know to yourself that you can't afford it or it is beyond your budget. Like their past daily gift box promotion wherein there's an everyday challenge, I only participate if the wagering requirement is not too high and I know that I can do it while not hurting myself financially. Because there are promotions that are suited for average gamblers while others are probably meant for whales.

Choosing which one is right for the budget we have is better so as not to damage our finances or just play normally not to pursue anything including getting bonuses, because by playing it seems like we usually won't feel pressured to get profits and if we can end up with profits then it's good but if not then it won't be a problem for our finances.

And if the budget we prepare can meet the betting requirements, we can try to get that promotion and it seems that the casino also knows this because casinos often provide promotions for all gamblers, be they small or big gamblers.
The casino does this so that more and more gamblers can join the promotion and gamblers will feel that they need to try the promotion because their budget is sufficient.
Like during the last World Cup, Duelbits provided a promotion that many gamblers could take part in and because it was a prestigious event, many gamblers tried to get this promotion.
We must remember that the budget we prepare does not exceed the limit, so it does not make it difficult for those who want to have fun playing gambling.

[worle1bm]

controlling the gambling budget is actually better than us using money and not being controlled by ourselves, of course it will also harm us later when we lose and cannot control the game so we spend a lot of money, so play with a limited budget, for example setting aside money from our job so that when you lose there is no problem, just consider it a bonus that you spend on gambling so you don't need to be tempted by lots of bonuses and chasing unnecessary

Setting up a budget for our gambling and playing within the limits always helps us in financial management as if we are tempted to bet more and more we are prone to loose more and above them we all know becoming addicted towards gambling has it's own bad consequences in each way and should be avoided at all costs.

[FanEagle]

controlling the gambling budget is actually better than us using money and not being controlled by ourselves, of course it will also harm us later when we lose and cannot control the game so we spend a lot of money, so play with a limited budget, for example setting aside money from our job so that when you lose there is no problem, just consider it a bonus that you spend on gambling so you don't need to be tempted by lots of bonuses and chasing unnecessary

Setting up a budget for our gambling and playing within the limits always helps us in financial management as if we are tempted to bet more and more we are prone to loose more and above them we all know becoming addicted towards gambling has it's own bad consequences in each way and should be avoided at all costs.

This is why I do not even deposit too much, because if I deposit more, so the money is there then I will end up gambling more, but if I deposit less, and just limit myself that way, then the max I can lose is the amount I deposited, and if I wanted to gamble more, it's not just about one more bet and one more roll, it is about depositing even more money in there. Could that happen? Sure, but it's one more step that I have to take and need to wait and so forth, which could give me some time to reconsider doing that at all. That saved me from thousands of dollars being gone, if I just deposited it all, then I would have lost it instantly instead of doing slow by slow gambling.

[wxa7115]

Setting up a budget for our gambling and playing within the limits always helps us in financial management as if we are tempted to bet more and more we are prone to loose more and above them we all know becoming addicted towards gambling has it's own bad consequences in each way and should be avoided at all costs.

This is why I do not even deposit too much, because if I deposit more, so the money is there then I will end up gambling more, but if I deposit less, and just limit myself that way, then the max I can lose is the amount I deposited, and if I wanted to gamble more, it's not just about one more bet and one more roll, it is about depositing even more money in there. Could that happen? Sure, but it's one more step that I have to take and need to wait and so forth, which could give me some time to reconsider doing that at all. That saved me from thousands of dollars being gone, if I just deposited it all, then I would have lost it instantly instead of doing slow by slow gambling.

This the correct way to go about this, before online casinos became as popular as they are now if you wanted to gamble you needed to make some time to travel to the casino, get some money, drive there, pay for parking and then you will be finally ready to gamble.

And while those steps are not complex they were enough of a deterrence for those that were not very motivated to gamble, but online gambling makes it too practical and we need to artificially add more steps to it or we will gamble more money than what we can afford to lose.

[slapper]

Hopefully there were no abuse on this free promo code. Although $2 is not a big amount but the chance of abuse is always there especially because it is free money without any other requirement. Maybe having a wagering requirement to claim the code will be a good option, no need to be big wagering, it can be something like a hundred dollar wager may reduce the chance of abuse.

Yeah, I agree that there should be wagering requirement to claim the promo code.  Other casino often have wagering requirement to claim promocodes, other even requires $3k and above wagering amount for the recent week as wagering requirement to claim a $5 promo code.  This will make players to be active and meet the requirement in order to be eligible for the promo code.

Indeed, one of the flaw of non-wagering requirement promo code is that they are easily farmed by bots.

I'm suggesting to have wagering requirement does not mean that I'm against free bonus that can be claimed by all users. Back to possibly abuse attempt for the bonus code, I'm sure duelbits is aware enough for this and I'm sure duelbits have their own way to prevent it. My main point is to suggest combination between 100% free bonus and bonus with wagering requirement because I think it will be more effective to attract new players as well as to make them play with what they get and hopefully these new players decide to deposit and become active players. Having free bonus code most of the time is good to attract new players to come but I doubt that those who come because of free $2 will be active players.

I think it's a fantastic idea to provide both no-deposit bonuses and bonuses with wagering requirements. This method will not only bring in new gamers, but it will also encourage current players to stick around and make use of the benefits they have been given. I believe this will strike a good mix between luring in new users and discouraging bonus-hunters from abusing the system.

I also think it would be a good idea to make the free bonus codes exclusive to new users or for a limited period, since this would give the gamers a feeling of urgency and scarcity. In this approach, new players who earn the incentive are more likely to stick around and play regularly. As an added incentive to make a deposit and play more, a follow-up email or message might be issued to new customers giving them a deposit bonus with reduced wagering requirements. That way, the platform and the gamers both come out ahead.

[l3pox]

Hopefully there were no abuse on this free promo code. Although $2 is not a big amount but the chance of abuse is always there especially because it is free money without any other requirement. Maybe having a wagering requirement to claim the code will be a good option, no need to be big wagering, it can be something like a hundred dollar wager may reduce the chance of abuse.

Yeah, I agree that there should be wagering requirement to claim the promo code.  Other casino often have wagering requirement to claim promocodes, other even requires $3k and above wagering amount for the recent week as wagering requirement to claim a $5 promo code.  This will make players to be active and meet the requirement in order to be eligible for the promo code.

Indeed, one of the flaw of non-wagering requirement promo code is that they are easily farmed by bots.

I'm suggesting to have wagering requirement does not mean that I'm against free bonus that can be claimed by all users. Back to possibly abuse attempt for the bonus code, I'm sure duelbits is aware enough for this and I'm sure duelbits have their own way to prevent it. My main point is to suggest combination between 100% free bonus and bonus with wagering requirement because I think it will be more effective to attract new players as well as to make them play with what they get and hopefully these new players decide to deposit and become active players. Having free bonus code most of the time is good to attract new players to come but I doubt that those who come because of free $2 will be active players.

they probably have systems in place to detect cheaters too
apart from that free bonuses are usually not so big in a way that would incentivize cheating, and even if someone claim from multiple accounts and end up winning big with a small bet they'd need to KYC to claim the prize

is there anything else I'm not seeing?

[Duelbitsscamedme]

Hello


So I will make this simple. I am a long time VIP member with over $500,000 in bets on duelbits .
Recently when I was playing  on their site they did something very close to scamming so I told them that I thought they where scamming there customer and was closing my account . Before I closed my account I had a small balance left and wanted ti withdrawal . As I did this it was not much just 10.46$ they said they were going to keep my money and demanded kyc. Now this s after I have bet over 10k a week fir the last year . They got angry I called them out and then decided to demand kyc knowing I am closing my account after I withdrawal this small 10$ withdrawal.

This site is suppose to be a large reputable casino but there behavior is a joke and beyond unprofessional.
I said I was not doing any kyc and now they have said ten there keeping the money


Proof : chat log https://pasteboard.co/KZIXfxHxWtks.png
Proof withdrawal : https://pasteboard.co/Qdrr0oQvc1mg.png


I am happy I close my account before something happened with a larger amount of money

[joeperry]

@Duelbitsscamedme I don't see any problem asking KYC as in the first place it is on their terms and conditions, not because you place a huge bet in total last year doesn't mean you won't be asked for KYC. I am sure there is a reason why do they ask for KYC it's either there is a skeptical things or unusual behavior showing in the account and based on your screenshot with the support I think they explained to you that they need to determine your identity and your location.

[Duelbitsscamedme]

@Duelbitsscamedme I don't see any problem asking KYC as in the first place it is on their terms and conditions, not because you place a huge bet in total last year doesn't mean you won't be asked for KYC. I am sure there is a reason why do they ask for KYC it's either there is a skeptical things or unusual behavior showing in the account and based on your screenshot with the support I think they explained to you that they need to determine your identity and your location.

Joe Perry you’re obviously some sort of shill for Duelbits . You literally took it out of context and then defended Duelbits. Why would they magically need kyc after I am closing my account? The reason is they want sort of petty revenge . It’s also in there tos so f they want they can steal your money if they want. But not getting into that. I really di t want to spend time talking to shill but yea I told them I am closing my acccount way before kyc . They only asked for after I accused them of scamming and I wanted to ciose my account . And my average withdrawal is around 200 to 1000$. They could have asked for anytime but magically after I accused them of scamming and closing account they are trying to steal a measly 10$

[babygun]

Hello


So I will make this simple. I am a long time VIP member with over $500,000 in bets on duelbits .
Recently when I was playing  on their site they did something very close to scamming so I told them that I thought they where scamming there customer and was closing my account . Before I closed my account I had a small balance left and wanted ti withdrawal . As I did this it was not much just 10.46$ they said they were going to keep my money and demanded kyc. Now this s after I have bet over 10k a week fir the last year . They got angry I called them out and then decided to demand kyc knowing I am closing my account after I withdrawal this small 10$ withdrawal.

This site is suppose to be a large reputable casino but there behavior is a joke and beyond unprofessional.
I said I was not doing any kyc and now they have said ten there keeping the money


Proof : chat log https://pasteboard.co/KZIXfxHxWtks.png
Proof withdrawal : https://pasteboard.co/Qdrr0oQvc1mg.png


I am happy I close my account before something happened with a larger amount of money

Can you explain more in detail why you are saying that were doing something close to scamming? They always have the right to ask to do KYC but for such a low amount it doesn’t really make senses also. The screenshot you provided just shows 1 message from the agent about the KYC thing but doesn’t give any insight on the whole situation.

[Duelbitsscamedme]

Hello


So I will make this simple. I am a long time VIP member with over $500,000 in bets on duelbits .
Recently when I was playing  on their site they did something very close to scamming so I told them that I thought they where scamming there customer and was closing my account . Before I closed my account I had a small balance left and wanted ti withdrawal . As I did this it was not much just 10.46$ they said they were going to keep my money and demanded kyc. Now this s after I have bet over 10k a week fir the last year . They got angry I called them out and then decided to demand kyc knowing I am closing my account after I withdrawal this small 10$ withdrawal.

This site is suppose to be a large reputable casino but there behavior is a joke and beyond unprofessional.
I said I was not doing any kyc and now they have said ten there keeping the money


Proof : chat log https://pasteboard.co/KZIXfxHxWtks.png
Proof withdrawal : https://pasteboard.co/Qdrr0oQvc1mg.png








You’re 100% right it doesn’t make sense they’re doing it for petty revenge because I said they were scamming .  I  said I was gonna close my account and want to just withdraw the last $10 I happen to have my account time it’s a joke Amount. Why would a reputable casino ask for KYC after your closing your accoun. tThere’s many instances of Them doing stuff like this. I never looked into it but if you look at the reviews terrible.

I am happy I close my account before something happened with a larger amount of money

Can you explain more in detail why you are saying that were doing something close to scamming? They always have the right to ask to do KYC but for such a low amount it doesn’t really make senses also. The screenshot you provided just shows 1 message from the agent about the KYC thing but doesn’t give any insight on the whole situation.

[OcTradism]

So I will make this simple. I am a long time VIP member with over $500,000 in bets on duelbits .
Recently when I was playing  on their site they did something very close to scamming so I told them that I thought they where scamming there customer and was closing my account . Before I closed my account I had a small balance left and wanted ti withdrawal . As I did this it was not much just 10.46$ they said they were going to keep my money and demanded kyc. Now this s after I have bet over 10k a week fir the last year . They got angry I called them out and then decided to demand kyc knowing I am closing my account after I withdrawal this small 10$ withdrawal.

Why did you try to continue to bet with $10.46 when your account was under Duelbits investigation already?
How did you make the $10.46 to $10k?

Do you smell something fishy here, not offend you but sorry, I have to ask these questions. You changed from want to withdraw $10.46 to bet and make it to $10k and want to withdraw $10k. If Duelbits already investigated your account when you submit a withdrawal request for $10.46, they will do the same for $10k.

I believe they have solid reasons to investigate your account when it has only $10.46 not $10k after that.

Anyway, let's wait for their representative reply about your case here or in support ticket.

[joeperry]

$10 and $10k is just the same if gambling site stole it from you but the point is that they don't scam or steal you, they just want to verify the account and there's nothing wrong with it. If you have nothing to hide you can just submit your KYC and your problem is finish. Also, I don't think Duelbits will destroy their reputation for your $10.

I don't think Duelbits would like to take revenge on you because you just told them they are scammers, their support (actually most supports) are trained to handle situations like this and wouldn't be triggered and take revenge to players.

I don't think Duelbits will address this situation as they just ask KYC and you don't provide it, accusing them scamming is useless as they don't steal your money in the first place. They just ask KYC first before they let you withdraw your $10 or close your account.

[Duelbitsscamedme]

$10 and $10k is just the same if gambling site stole it from you but the point is that they don't scam or steal you, they just want to verify the account and there's nothing wrong with it. If you have nothing to hide you can just submit your KYC and your problem is finish. Also, I don't think Duelbits will destroy their reputation for your $10.

I don't think Duelbits would like to take revenge on you because you just told them they are scammers, their support (actually most supports) are trained to handle situations like this and wouldn't be triggered and take revenge to players.

I don't think Duelbits will address this situation as they just ask KYC and you don't provide it, accusing them scamming is useless as they don't steal your money in the first place. They just ask KYC first before they let you withdraw your $10 or close your account.

I’m not answering the person above you because they’re retarded and don’t know how to speak English


Yes you would expect them not to be so petty that’s why I recommend not betting with them.

Honestly I’ve never seen a site be so unprofessional but if you look up the reviews on trust pilot and other parts of the Internet you’ll see that they do some very suspect things. And if someone’s closing the account why would they need Kyc and who ask for kyc on 10$ lol . It literally doesn’t make sense the whole  thing doesn’t make sense I Honestly I’m surprised the site would be so unprofessional and at this point it’s obviously scamming

And just because something is in their terms of service doesn’t mean they’re not abusing their terms of service

[ryzaadit]

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How dumb you're?

It's clear on the term & conditions: "They can ask you AML/KYC anytime". If they ask you randomly, then it's the things you should comply with it. Why, you're register in a website during the registration you're accepted by check mark "Term & condition" as well. If you feel, disagree with that condition. Then you should avoid to register, to be honest (In every-casino based on their T&C) casino website always have some statement they can ask you KYC anytime.

If you want any gambling activity without "KYC", go to on-chain gambling while every bet it's on smart-contract not a website (centralized).

[Coin_trader]

$10 and $10k is just the same if gambling site stole it from you but the point is that they don't scam or steal you, they just want to verify the account and there's nothing wrong with it. If you have nothing to hide you can just submit your KYC and your problem is finish. Also, I don't think Duelbits will destroy their reputation for your $10.

I don't think Duelbits would like to take revenge on you because you just told them they are scammers, their support (actually most supports) are trained to handle situations like this and wouldn't be triggered and take revenge to players.

I don't think Duelbits will address this situation as they just ask KYC and you don't provide it, accusing them scamming is useless as they don't steal your money in the first place. They just ask KYC first before they let you withdraw your $10 or close your account.

I’m not answering the person above you because they’re retarded and don’t know how to speak English


Yes you would expect them not to be so petty that’s why I recommend not betting with them.

Honestly I’ve never seen a site be so unprofessional but if you look up the reviews on trust pilot and other parts of the Internet you’ll see that they do some very suspect things. And if someone’s closing the account why would they need Kyc and who ask for kyc on 10$ lol . It literally doesn’t make sense the whole  thing doesn’t make sense I Honestly I’m surprised the site would be so unprofessional and at this point it’s obviously scamming

And just because something is in their terms of service doesn’t mean they’re not abusing their terms of service

If I understand correctly your case. You are trying to point here that they demanded you to do a KYC after a sudden decrease on your bankroll and wager on the casino right?

Actually I’m surprised that you didn’t undergo KYC the moment you reach a wager volume of 500,000$ because casino typically ask KYC for high roller player for AML policy compliant. Probably they review your account the moment you start messaging them about your issue against them that cause this KYC trigger. It’s not about the 10$ but rather your account is supposed to undergo KYC before and they just failed to do it when you are very active. You gave them reason to audit your account and they saw your account is required to undergo KYC.

You are still lucky that you withdraw most of your balance before they ask you this so I don’t understand what’s the need of accusing them that they scam you. You should check the casino ToS under AML policy to give you peace of mind on what you dodge.

[piebeyb]

$10 and $10k is just the same if gambling site stole it from you but the point is that they don't scam or steal you, they just want to verify the account and there's nothing wrong with it. If you have nothing to hide you can just submit your KYC and your problem is finish. Also, I don't think Duelbits will destroy their reputation for your $10.

I don't think Duelbits would like to take revenge on you because you just told them they are scammers, their support (actually most supports) are trained to handle situations like this and wouldn't be triggered and take revenge to players.

I don't think Duelbits will address this situation as they just ask KYC and you don't provide it, accusing them scamming is useless as they don't steal your money in the first place. They just ask KYC first before they let you withdraw your $10 or close your account.

I think there's no need to care about people like this to respond because in fact they don't really know what the word fraud means, even though it's not difficult to submit KYC to ensure that everything is good so that it's processed as quickly as possible, but sometimes many novice gamblers don't understand about casino rules

[Solosanz]

I think there's no need to care about people like this to respond because in fact they don't really know what the word fraud means, even though it's not difficult to submit KYC to ensure that everything is good so that it's processed as quickly as possible, but sometimes many novice gamblers don't understand about casino rules

Yep, after all it's not Duelbits's fault since they have wrote about KYC rule in their terms of service, it's the fault of the gambler if he don't want to submit KYC because before creating new account he need to accept Duelbits's terms of service otherwise he can't register a new account.

Anyway shoutout for Duelbits, they're starting to join in boxing sport since Chris Eubank Jr is already become Duelbits's brand ambassador! [1] I hope Duelbits can get more popular boxer like Tyson Fury, Ryan Garcia, etc.

[1] https://mobile.twitter.com/ChrisEubankJr/status/1620477047880699905

[Betwrong]

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This is really fun because it like hunting jackpot on slot using minimum bet. What’s your percentage on winning on doing this kind of bet and what’s your minimum odds to bet on pick like this. I do this sometimes on Basketball when the underdog team is behind by huge score hoping that they can still give an upset match in the late game but I always lose on an odds more than 20 or so.

If you place a single bet with the odds 20.00+, you will almost definitely lose your bet, but for multibetting it is not so certain. Like today I placed a multibet on Duelbits with 43.61 odds:



I'm hoping to win because all the outcomes I bet on are pretty likely to come true, and, also, I won a multibet with 101.00 odds once, so why can't I win with 43.61 odds?

[worle1bm]

I think there's no need to care about people like this to respond because in fact they don't really know what the word fraud means, even though it's not difficult to submit KYC to ensure that everything is good so that it's processed as quickly as possible, but sometimes many novice gamblers don't understand about casino rules

Yep, after all it's not Duelbits's fault since they have wrote about KYC rule in their terms of service, it's the fault of the gambler if he don't want to submit KYC because before creating new account he need to accept Duelbits's terms of service otherwise he can't register a new account.

If you are not comfortable with the rules then you are not forced to do so and yes we should always be careful to go through all the T&C of the casino before registering over there and depositing our funds.If we are not happy with KYC then we have other options also but team has clarified everything beforehand so at last it's your fault only.