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[Strongkored]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

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Players should read carefully the FAQ I'm agree with this, so  if there are requirements that are difficult to meet, players can discourage making a deposit and playing there.
Regarding the requirements in Rollbit to make withdrawal it's not difficult, my experience with only a $20 deposit to reach a total wager of $100 is very easy to achieve, I'm playing slot there.

[so98nn]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

Yeah, I saw this FAQ when I was about to make the video review of the Rollbit. I think this is going to be one of important point to be noted while doing any sort of review for the rollbit and top of that many users do not want such Terms as they find it as loss for themselves.

For middle gambler, achieving 100 USD wager is like loosing those 100 bucks in the process.

Though it is their choice, one should note that there are always various options over the internet, so as user Rollbit must think about removing that wagering requirement. Definitely they will loose many gamblers for restricted conditions like this.

[DoublerHunter]

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For middle gambler, achieving 100 USD wager is like loosing those 100 bucks in the process.

^ Why they are losing? That means to win or lose they should require to wager before they will able to withdraw. What if they wagered 100 USD and they won? I understand what the terms are because I have heard that most commonly gambling platforms used by other users to clean their coin, just like they are using a mixer or a conjoin wallet that will never traceable the transaction after depositing to the gambling site. Nevertheless, it should be advisable to gamblers that should always read the TOS before using the site.

[bitterguy28]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

I think this is now a normal procedure for the gambling site that don't wanna be use for abusing from those accounts that only use their gambling site as Exchange.

because from the past , there are users that hides their transactions sending in exchange and then withdraw to another wallet and they are already safe and Hidden.

For me we can't blame gambling site when they have this rules because if you are aware of gambling site position they requiring players to at least prove their legitimacy as "REAL PLAYER" and not just using their platform for their own abusing.

[Haunebu]

For middle gambler, achieving 100 USD wager is like loosing those 100 bucks in the process.

Though it is their choice, one should note that there are always various options over the internet, so as user Rollbit must think about removing that wagering requirement. Definitely they will loose many gamblers for restricted conditions like this.

I disagree completely. Depositing $10 is easy and wagering $100 is easy too as long as you smartly wager your amount by minimizing your losses(1.01 betting, Betting on both the banker and player in Baccarat etc).

This is a necessary condition to help filter out launderers as DoublerHunter mentioned above. Most crypto casinos out there follow similar rules for the same reason.

Best part about wagering in crypto gambling sites is the ability to wager with miniscule amounts like 1 sat which adds up quickly.

[UserU]

I think this is now a normal procedure for the gambling site that don't wanna be use for abusing from those accounts that only use their gambling site as Exchange.

because from the past , there are users that hides their transactions sending in exchange and then withdraw to another wallet and they are already safe and Hidden.

For me we can't blame gambling site when they have this rules because if you are aware of gambling site position they requiring players to at least prove their legitimacy as "REAL PLAYER" and not just using their platform for their own abusing.

Usually the abusers are those that deposit through fiat and withdraw in crypto, followed by filing a chargeback. They are the ones that are a pain to deal with.

[JohnBitCo]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

I already know few gambling sites where they want you to deposit some money before you can cash out, but they don't have any wagering requirement.
Although wagering 100$ is not that much, because you have deposited in the gambling site to gamble for sure but i don't understand what benefit the gambling site get from such requirements. If the intend is to stop money laundering, they can still do that after wagering ?

[$crypto$]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

I already know few gambling sites where they want you to deposit some money before you can cash out, but they don't have any wagering requirement.
Although wagering 100$ is not that much, because you have deposited in the gambling site to gamble for sure but i don't understand what benefit the gambling site get from such requirements. If the intend is to stop money laundering, they can still do that after wagering?

I think this is normal and $100 in gambling is a small thing and of course, Rollbit applies rules like this, of course, you don't want anyone to abuse the new account so that's natural I think I've passed and now enjoy what results in you get from betting here.
Peanutswar if you want to start then play here I already feel the game here now x-roulette is a bet that I like right now.
Some slots are partially saturated in x-roulette.

[Woodie]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

I think this is now a normal procedure for the gambling site that don't wanna be use for abusing from those accounts that only use their gambling site as Exchange.

Valid point but depositing a $10 and asking you to wager $100 this an obvious case that the house will win,guaranteed!

They should atleast say something that you must wager the full amount before you can withdraw or a 1.5X would save it's purpose from allowing people from cleaning their coins or exchanging them.

Regardless lose your first $100 and there after you are in


BTW Rollbit team can we get crash on the platform,it would be nice to play it there

[aysg76]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

It is basic rule of gambling that you should always be familiar with rules and regulations of the platforms you are using because ignorance of rules is not a valid plea after you have an issue.Most of players read the rules before playing but some gamblers ignore certain FAQ.You got an idea about the working of casino like deposit, withdrawal, security,and other settings which are most important part of gambling.If you any issue and dont want to play there then you can simply avoiding gambling on that platform.For example certain casinos have KYC policy and gamblers want to be annoymous because if you want to withdraw to your bank or in crypto you need to provide your documents which can be a issue for players as crypto earnings are not legal tender on most regions.So rules are must read aggreement before gambling.

[Stedsm]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

Good to see and learn about a clause I never knew about. Yeah, I don't read each and every casino's rules and regulations because sometimes I too feel that it's almost going to be the same, while such "surprise" is hidden in those rules until read by us. I believe it's all our fault if we have a problem from the rules of a casino we play at, especially if we haven't given it a read before joining it. This one's a perfect example to all the "careless" gamblers to start reading about the rules of your favorite casino before playing there.

[Fatunad]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

Good to see and learn about a clause I never knew about. Yeah, I don't read each and every casino's rules and regulations because sometimes I too feel that it's almost going to be the same, while such "surprise" is hidden in those rules until read by us. I believe it's all our fault if we have a problem from the rules of a casino we play at, especially if we haven't given it a read before joining it. This one's a perfect example to all the "careless" gamblers to start reading about the rules of your favorite casino before playing there.

Agree on what you have said about being having the same rules mostly been applied on most common gambling sites out there thats why we arent really having that kind of time
on reading up which would really be ending up for some mistake and be regretting on why you havent read it earlier which means you would need to comply on whats been asked.
You wouldnt have any choice but to deal with it and able to withdraw if you do hit up those requirements.This is the importance
on reading up FAQ when you do play on a certain site.

[Stedsm]

Agree on what you have said about being having the same rules mostly been applied on most common gambling sites out there thats why we arent really having that kind of time
on reading up which would really be ending up for some mistake and be regretting on why you havent read it earlier which means you would need to comply on whats been asked.
You wouldnt have any choice but to deal with it and able to withdraw if you do hit up those requirements.This is the importance
on reading up FAQ when you do play on a certain site.

We believe that all casinos are good, but that's not the reality. Some casinos have false intentions of actually scamming its customers and then either close its services or continue the scam. When we don't read the ToS of a specific casino, we are binding our own hands and giving them the chance to do whatever they want to, that's where such casinos outsmart us and cheat us too sometimes if its intentions are not so good.

[roycilik]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

https://i.imgur.com/kKAUfba.png

If you don't have any problem with that FAQ, why do you want to discuss it here
I don't know what your purpose is by opening a discussion about this FAQ. That's no big deal and the average Gamblers won't enough for playing with a $10 bankroll, didn't take long to make a $100 wager (if He's a real gambler)

[Johnyz]

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

This is the benefit of reading the ToS/FAQ first before you set-up your account, at least it clears now to you that you need to deposit $10 and wager $100 first before you can withdraw, if this is not ok with you then you have the option not to proceed at first. This is just an small amount of money for some gambler, but if you think you can’t afford to gamble that much, its time to look for another site that fits for you.

[Ryker1]

Agree on what you have said about being having the same rules mostly been applied on most common gambling sites out there thats why we arent really having that kind of time
on reading up which would really be ending up for some mistake and be regretting on why you havent read it earlier which means you would need to comply on whats been asked.
You wouldnt have any choice but to deal with it and able to withdraw if you do hit up those requirements.This is the importance
on reading up FAQ when you do play on a certain site.

We believe that all casinos are good, but that's not the reality. Some casinos have false intentions of actually scamming its customers and then either close its services or continue the scam. When we don't read the ToS of a specific casino, we are binding our own hands and giving them the chance to do whatever they want to, that's where such casinos outsmart us and cheat us too sometimes if its intentions are not so good.

Well, you have a point there, and perhaps a gambling casino that did not announce the changes on their TOS will perhaps have a bad intention.
A very simple of reading TOS and FAQ per site before using is a good practice because you will know everything on the terms that your will perhaps be violating. But for me, this is not a big deal, it is natural for an online gambling casino to required a minimum amount before you can withdraw, it's almost all online gambling casinos have a minimum withdrawal and required to wager experience.

[Stedsm]

Well, you have a point there, and perhaps a gambling casino that did not announce the changes on their TOS will perhaps have a bad intention.
A very simple of reading TOS and FAQ per site before using is a good practice because you will know everything on the terms that your will perhaps be violating. But for me, this is not a big deal, it is natural for an online gambling casino to required a minimum amount before you can withdraw, it's almost all online gambling casinos have a minimum withdrawal and required to wager experience.

Minimum withdrawal and wager requirements is not a big deal as long as a casino wants its players to play there to generate some playing volume as well as income for the casino (and my point has nothing to do with rollbit but those casinos which have bad intentions so not to pay its customers ahead), but what if a casino intentionally tweaks their ToS with unnecessary clauses once a user wins big enough that's even higher than the casino's total bankroll collectively?

[BitcoinHunt3r]

Well, you have a point there, and perhaps a gambling casino that did not announce the changes on their TOS will perhaps have a bad intention.
A very simple of reading TOS and FAQ per site before using is a good practice because you will know everything on the terms that your will perhaps be violating. But for me, this is not a big deal, it is natural for an online gambling casino to required a minimum amount before you can withdraw, it's almost all online gambling casinos have a minimum withdrawal and required to wager experience.

Minimum withdrawal and wager requirements is not a big deal as long as a casino wants its players to play there to generate some playing volume as well as income for the casino (and my point has nothing to do with rollbit but those casinos which have bad intentions so not to pay its customers ahead), but what if a casino intentionally tweaks their ToS with unnecessary clauses once a user wins big enough that's even higher than the casino's total bankroll collectively?

After all, it's only for new players, right? $100 isn't a huge amount we can make a $100 wager in less than 1 minute with a base bet  $1 it just takes a simple formula
BTW is glad to see trading has opened, does anyone know the market used by rollbit? Such trades are prone to fraud so the player has to check the market for a few times

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

If you don't have any problem with that FAQ, why do you want to discuss it here
I don't know what your purpose is by opening a discussion about this FAQ. That's no big deal and the average Gamblers won't enough for playing with a $10 bankroll, didn't take long to make a $100 wager (if He's a real gambler)

$100 is not big. You can not run spam deposit to attack casino with $10 or create multi accounts to try luck with initial $10. If you get a lucky big win, you withdraw from initial $10, it is unfair for the casino.

Wager the initial $10 ten times maximum to be able to withdraw is not a big deal. It is certainly that you need to have money after 10 bets to withdraw.

Or you can save your time by deposit $100 and make one or two bets. It's not a big deal at all for real gamblers.

[UserU]

After all, it's only for new players, right? $100 isn't a huge amount we can make a $100 wager in less than 1 minute with a base bet  $1 it just takes a simple formula
BTW is glad to see trading has opened, does anyone know the market used by rollbit? Such trades are prone to fraud so the player has to check the market for a few times

Unfortunately it's not been revealed where they get the ticker from. It would be better with Binance.

By checking the post on Twitter, some users have already call out possibilities of manipulation.