Crypto Casinos and Sportsbooks missing from Bitcointalk?

[FinneysTrueVision]

Me too I'm afraid to play on those kind of website that doesn't have ANN thread but I don't think it's necessary to create here even though it could be an advantage, for what I see some of them have a Curacao license so assuming it could be safe... or not?

Curacao offers no oversight of casinos operating from their country. It is one of the easiest licenses to acquire. Having a license from there is only beneficial for the casinos but for players it does not matter and does not make them safer or more trustworthy. It just means they are able to legally operate in most countries.

[michellee]

This forum is not the only forum for them and maybe they are not interested to market their platform that much because they are confident the gamblers will find their way to see these gambling sites. I honestly don't know much about those sites but this post gives me the idea that there's something more that I can explore in cryptomarket especially on gambling, will start digging more now.

You can find more gambling sites out there, but I am not sure if you can get a recommended gambling site as what you get in here. If the site is about gambling sites, investment sites, we can find many things on this forum because this forum is a bigger crypto forum, and there are many reviews about the site so that we can get more than 3 gambling sites.

[peter0425]

One more sportsbook added to the list of missing from bitcointalk forum:
Cyberbet sportsbook/esports with Curacao Antillephone betting license; they accept Bitcoin.

Do your own research about any casino or sportsbook, I am only doing research for betting websites accepting Bitcoin and crypto and not how good or not good they are.
Maybe some of them can join the forum and get more players and traffic with some promotions.

we really appreciated your Effort mate ,helping gamblers to find Crypto related Sites ,and it is our own diligence if we choose the wrong site.

the idea of having list of crypto accepting sites is far enough help for others ,and besides we as gamblers must do our own way in checking how legit and good the place we will playing because it is our money that at stake.

[notblox1]

Many new betting websites added today and they are all missing from bitcointalk website.
Remember, do your own research about any casino or sportsbook, and don't trust any of them based on my list, because I only provided list of betting websites who are acceptiong Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, and didn't investigate how good or bad they are.

New betting website added:

MbitCasino casino with Curacao Antillephone betting license; they accept Bitcoin and Ethereum.
321cryptocasino sportsbook/casino with Curacao betting license; they accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bcash, Litecoin, Tether, Chainlink, Doge Coin, Ripple, Binance coin, Monero, Tron, Verge.
Rocknrollacasino sportsbook/casino with Curacao betting license; they accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bcash, Litecoin, Tether, Chainlink, Doge Coin, Ripple, Binance coin, Monero, Tron, Verge.
Mbet sportsbook with ? betting license; they accept Bitcoin.
Sportsbetting sportsbook/casino/esports with ? betting license; they accept Bitcoin.
Betjoe sportsbook/casino with Curacao betting license; they accept Bitcoin, Dash, Monero, Litecoin, Bcash.
Betandyou sportsbook/esports with Curacao Antillephone betting license; they accept Bitcoin.
Melbetworld sportsbook with Curacao Antillephone betting license; they accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, Zcash, Dash, Nem, Digybite, BitcoinGold, Verge, Tron, Ripple, Bcash, EthereumClassic, Bitshares, Litecoin.
doublebet sportsbook/casino/esports with Curacao Antillephone betting license; they accept Bitcoin.
22bet sportsbook/casino with Curacao Antillephone betting license; they accept Bitcoin.


Most famous betting website from this list is 22bet and I was not aware at all that they are accepting Bitcoin, well now I know they accept it.
Do your own research.

[carlfebz2]

You wont really expect that there are various bookies that do accepts crypto havent consider on ending up or trying to check out this forum when it comes to marketing purposes.

Maybe it is just they havent done any research or they do just focus in other areas of market like social media and didnt tend nor plan on including this forum which i do see

to be a bad decision considering on how big the traffic is when it comes to this place which are solely focused on crypto currency market.They do make a big mistake.

[toast]

that's a lot i'm not really familiar to most of those on your list and we should not be surprise if they are not familiar too in the forum but i think it would be a huge advantage if they managed to open up a thread here for sure they will reach a lot of possible players here in the forum.

[ralle14]

Mbet sportsbook with ? betting license; they accept Bitcoin.

I suggest removing mbet from the list since they already have a thread here in the gambling section they used to be active as I always see their threads on the first page.

MbitCasino casino with Curacao Antillephone betting license; they accept Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Same with mbitcasino inactive thread and they still have an unsolved case based on the negative feedback given by Avirunes.

[shoreno]

that's a lot i'm not really familiar to most of those on your list and we should not be surprise if they are not familiar too in the forum but i think it would be a huge advantage if they managed to open up a thread here for sure they will reach a lot of possible players here in the forum.

true because im not too and the reason why we arent familiar to them is that we arent going out searching for more gambling sites because to us what we see on here is already massive and trusted but for them they surely recognized this bitcointalk forum because this is the first and the biggest bitcoin crypto forum ever created .

there could be a reason why they dont like to connect on here with the gambling site that they own but its not too late yet . if they want more traffic , the site bitcointalk is willing to help

[avikz]

Many crypto casinos and sportbooks have topics in bitcointalk forum, like Sportsbet, Fortunejack, Bitcasino, Stake, Cloudbet and others, but I noticed some of them are missing and they never created topic or had any promotion in this forum.

It is not necessary to have all the casinos and sportsbook listed on bitcointalk that accepts cryptocurrencies! It's completely depends on the casino owners whether they want to have a connection with the biggest and oldest bitcoin community. But thanks for the list. I think it only gives the casino owners an edge against the competition if they have a thread here so that people can connect with the casino with ease!

It is very important that casino/spoortsbook accepts Bitcoin and other crypto, and they should not have very strict kyc implementations.

That entirely depends on the location from where the casino is operating. Many countries have strict KYC rule, so the casino owners will have to obey that! Otherwise, there is an easier destination for all, Curacao!

[Bitinity]

MbitCasino casino with Curacao Antillephone betting license; they accept Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Mbitcasino is actually having ANN thread in this forum since 2016 but it is not really active in bumping their own thread. For your reference mBit Casino - Signup for The Premier Bitcoin Gaming Experience it has on unsolved scam accusation since 2018 but seems that the representative of mbitcasino is not willing to resolve it.

Remember, do your own research about any casino or sportsbook, and don't trust any of them based on my list, because I only provided list of betting websites who are acceptiong Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, and didn't investigate how good or bad they are.

Would be nice if you can add something like a warning or a sign for any casinos on your list which has such scam accusation in this forum or somewhere out there. Of course you do not need to do researches but you can do it by report, if someone give you a valid report then you can give a warning on that site.

[Taskford]

Would be nice if you can add something like a warning or a sign for any casinos on your list which has such scam accusation in this forum or somewhere out there. Of course you do not need to do researches but you can do it by report, if someone give you a valid report then you can give a warning on that site.

unfortunately so far I see that people who do gambling sometimes don't read or look for more in-depth information on this forum, indeed if there is clear information about the reputation of the gambling place it is better, it's just that maybe it can be put into the Sticky Topic so that everyone can get more easy to find information.

Because there are gamblers who just been attracted by the ads pasted in other site by this casinos that's why it's not a surprise to see some victims of the said site, that's why I really don't like to gamble on those casino since if there's a problem came I don't have any place to go to complain since mostly these casino who doesn't have a thread here got slow support so solving issues will really take time.

[Botnake]

Would be nice if you can add something like a warning or a sign for any casinos on your list which has such scam accusation in this forum or somewhere out there. Of course you do not need to do researches but you can do it by report, if someone give you a valid report then you can give a warning on that site.

unfortunately so far I see that people who do gambling sometimes don't read or look for more in-depth information on this forum, indeed if there is clear information about the reputation of the gambling place it is better, it's just that maybe it can be put into the Sticky Topic so that everyone can get more easy to find information.

Some people who know the forum does not check on the gambling sites available here, they came here to make a scam accusation and complain about the site, good thing OP make a list the site that is not in the forum, maybe if people will read they'll think twice before using the site.

There are also list here of casinos and their reputation, that would surely help bettors if they'll dig enough.

Don't get lazy so you'll not get scam.

[notblox1]

I suggest removing mbet from the list since they already have a thread here in the gambling section they used to be active as I always see their threads on the first page.

Same with mbitcasino inactive thread and they still have an unsolved case based on the negative feedback given by Avirunes.

Thanks for correcting me and I will remove them both now.
If anyone else spots any other mistake I made, please tell me so I can make corrections in the list.


Others, please don't spam or I will have to report your post and lock the topic.

[Pffrt]

11. Cyberbet[/url] sportsbook/esports with Curacao Antillephone betting license; they accept Bitcoin.

Cyber.bet has existence in the forum- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5253525.0, they even had a short time signature campaign- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5255719.0 but they ended up being tagged for scamming $760 which is too low and I'm not sure why would they scam such low amount. You should remove the name.

[notblox1]

Cyber.bet has existence in the forum- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5253525.0, they even had a short time signature campaign- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5255719.0 but they ended up being tagged for scamming $760 which is too low and I'm not sure why would they scam such low amount. You should remove the name.

Shit... I will remove them now.
Thank you for pointing this out to me, and now I will probably have to add them in my List of Casinos and Sportbooks to Avoid

[Insanerman]

Cyber.bet has existence in the forum- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5253525.0, they even had a short time signature campaign- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5255719.0 but they ended up being tagged for scamming $760 which is too low and I'm not sure why would they scam such low amount. You should remove the name.

Cyber.bet's issue is made only by one accuser and the rest had been supporting it. Also, it is not only 760USD, there are also initial deposits that had been left on some users in the platform, that's why their sig only last for weeks for some traffic/audience retention (yet ironically, they only hired 4 hero/legendary users for a 35$ payment per week), and they've out in the forum after the accusation happened.


With regards to the OP, there are numerous sportsbook in some local places that you might as well try to research and have a thread created.

[shield132]

Not all people working with cryptocurrencies know that by creating your own thread on this legendary forum you can promote your project for free among a huge number of crypto enthusiasts from around the world, as well as get real feedback.

The answer is simple - the more we share information about bitcointalk.org the more people will communicate here and post information about their services, whether it's a casino or a bitcoinmixer.

Do you seriously say that? If anyone is into crypto, I have no idea why they shouldn't know anything about a website where the creator of bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto was posting.
It's unimaginable especially when it comes to business. When they hire marketers, project managers, PR and other staff, some of them should know bitcointalk, especially marketing manager cause it's their duty to make the business popular. If they don't know btctalk, then they are bad managers and shouldn't be in marketing. If they ignore bitcointalk, then it's their choice, maybe they have other and better marketing strategy but I highly doubt there are casinos as popular as those who are active on this forum.

[magneto]

I'd treat this list as a warning list as to which sites to avoid, or at least be very wary of.

If they don't have the resources and effort to advertise on the forum, then that in itself may be a sign of a subpar team. Also, the forum allows for open discussion about any potential fraud directly on the ANN thread and ensures that you can do your research on the reputation of the site effectively as a player.

Of course, there will be circumstances where there is a valid reason why they don't have announcements on Bitcointalk (if BTC is a secondary payment processor, for instance). But would you take that risk when there are much more reputable, forum-based sites around? I wouldn't.

[pungopete468]

I'd treat this list as a warning list as to which sites to avoid, or at least be very wary of.

If they don't have the resources and effort to advertise on the forum, then that in itself may be a sign of a subpar team. Also, the forum allows for open discussion about any potential fraud directly on the ANN thread and ensures that you can do your research on the reputation of the site effectively as a player.

Of course, there will be circumstances where there is a valid reason why they don't have announcements on Bitcointalk (if BTC is a secondary payment processor, for instance). But would you take that risk when there are much more reputable, forum-based sites around? I wouldn't.

Yes I agree with magneto even though they might be legitimate but it's much better to choose a gambling website that has an ANN thread on this forum although some of them
may not be aware of this forum.

[Taskford]

MbitCasino casino with Curacao Antillephone betting license; they accept Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Mbitcasino is actually having ANN thread in this forum since 2016 but it is not really active in bumping their own thread. For your reference mBit Casino - Signup for The Premier Bitcoin Gaming Experience it has on unsolved scam accusation since 2018 but seems that the representative of mbitcasino is not willing to resolve it.

Mbit also run a signature campaign last 2016 you can check it here guys https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1661862.0 they last for many weeks so most provably they've got a quite good attention to the users who want to play but not active to post here.

Also for PlanetsofBets I see someone promoting them here check this threads.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5163574.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1773291.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5179658.0