What online betting company you know gave you a b'day present?

[alegotardo]

This is the second year in a row that I'm receiving money in my 1xBet balance as a birthday present. Last year it was around 10$, I managed to turn it to 60$ and lost it all at once. This year I got around 20$, tripled it, and withdrew lol. The funny part is I did not make any deposit since November last year. Kinda nice of them, don't you think? Does a bookmaker you play on do something sort of this apart from free slot spins that you can redeem your winnings (play x game and double your winning in case you win or play z game and get back 50% of your bet in case you lose) only by playing your own money later?

It is a beautiful gift.
Several gambling sites distribute these prizes only as an incentive for you to stay on it, after all... you can only withdraw the amount if you multiply it, so it's not "for free".
I'm just surprised by the value... $ 20.00 is quite a lot.

I don't even have an account at 1xbet, but I've read around that they don't have a good reputation among users of this forum. I'm glad that everything worked out for you.

My congratulations on your birthday!

[Lorence.xD]

I haven't received one in online but back when I was a kid in a casino, they know my birthday so they gave me something, it ain't much but chips worth 100$ was given to me and I multiplied it when I used it for some poker, so far that was the best birthday gift ever.

[aysg76]

is this available for everyone on 1xbet? or just the ones who have undergone KYC verification? because as far as I know in some gambling site only people who have done KYC or is a VIP in that certain gambling site is eligible to this feature. as for me, no I haven't it's probably because I haven't done any KYC and I am fine with it. although I am glad you tripled your $20 and able to withdraw it.

There is no KYC on 1xbet as far as I know. I assume you just have to be active and have burnt some $$$ on their platform to be eligible for the present lol. By the way, I'm not promoting them or anything else, just curious do other sites offer anything similar.

So you have filled your personal details like age and birth date on the casino platform if you have not undergone any KYC process? But as said by other members that they have many scam accusations and similar threads on this forum so never created a account on any of their sites.Giving birthday present worth $10-$20 to players giving them hundred of dollars in false hope of winning is nice gesture to retain customers and overlapping their false image.But don't get attached with them through this small gifts as you are getting just a part of your money deposited with them.How many times you have successfully withdraw money from your 1xbet account and your win loss ratio to bets placed ? Don't fall for these offers so easily.

[YOSHIE]

This is the second year in a row that I'm receiving money in my 1xBet balance as a birthday present.

I have bet on several gambling sites, not as lucky as you, birthday bonuses.

I am also curious about the 1xBet gambling site, what birthday do you mean, your birthday or their birthday (1xBet).....?

If I win a bonus from a contest win or the like held by a particular gambling site, I may have received it, but not with birthdays, if so, you may be one of the lucky ones.

[dunfida]

This is the second year in a row that I'm receiving money in my 1xBet balance as a birthday present.

I have bet on several gambling sites, not as lucky as you, birthday bonuses.

I am also curious about the 1xBet gambling site, what birthday do you mean, your birthday or their birthday (1xBet).....?

If I win a bonus from a contest win or the like held by a particular gambling site, I may have received it, but not with birthdays, if so, you may be one of the lucky ones.

Maybe he do talk about 1xbet birthday or anniversary on where he do receive out those bonuses and heck this site is been known with lots of issues so im not really that much interested on playing into this platform.

Its not really that common for gambling sites to give out their users as a bday present and i havent test or experience it out on my whole entire gambling career or experience.

[TimeTeller]

is this available for everyone on 1xbet? or just the ones who have undergone KYC verification? because as far as I know in some gambling site only people who have done KYC or is a VIP in that certain gambling site is eligible to this feature. as for me, no I haven't it's probably because I haven't done any KYC and I am fine with it. although I am glad you tripled your $20 and able to withdraw it.

There is no KYC on 1xbet as far as I know. I assume you just have to be active and have burnt some $$$ on their platform to be eligible for the present lol. By the way, I'm not promoting them or anything else, just curious do other sites offer anything similar.

So you have filled your personal details like age and birth date on the casino platform if you have not undergone any KYC process? But as said by other members that they have many scam accusations and similar threads on this forum so never created a account on any of their sites.Giving birthday present worth $10-$20 to players giving them hundred of dollars in false hope of winning is nice gesture to retain customers and overlapping their false image.But don't get attached with them through this small gifts as you are getting just a part of your money deposited with them.How many times you have successfully withdraw money from your 1xbet account and your win loss ratio to bets placed ? Don't fall for these offers so easily.

Those are very good questions to know about. But we don't know if the OP will answer those questions.
That casino has poor reputation in the forum so I don't think it is worth risking your funds by getting such birthday present.
High likely that the OP filled up those details, this is why the casino knows his birthday.
Though we rarely see this kind of bonus, actually, first time to encounter this kind of bonus.
I hope people here will not be attracted by such bonus, still it is better to play in a reputable website.

[2double0]

Maybe he do talk about 1xbet birthday or anniversary on where he do receive out those bonuses and heck this site is been known with lots of issues so im not really that much interested on playing into this platform.

Its not really that common for gambling sites to give out their users as a bday present and i havent test or experience it out on my whole entire gambling career or experience.

I agree with you as all the gamblers have birthdays today or some other day and if casinos start giving free money to the Birthday boys/girls, then they may go bankrupt in no time. I was never offered any kind of 'birthday gift' at any casino I've played till now, there were only deposit bonuses or free spins if I was very lucky, but no free money ever.

[plr]

This is the second year in a row that I'm receiving money in my 1xBet balance as a birthday present. Last year it was around 10$, I managed to turn it to 60$ and lost it all at once. This year I got around 20$, tripled it, and withdrew lol. The funny part is I did not make any deposit since November last year. Kinda nice of them, don't you think? Does a bookmaker you play on do something sort of this apart from free slot spins that you can redeem your winnings (play x game and double your winning in case you win or play z game and get back 50% of your bet in case you lose) only by playing your own money later?

You can only receive a birthday gift if you have a big wage they have a qualification for this not everyone can or will receive a birthday gift, so far in my experience I have never experienced receiving on all the gambling sites I'm playing, some of them are giving wage bonus and their anniversary bonus but never a birthday bonus but I'd be happy to receive one.

[carlfebz2]

Maybe he do talk about 1xbet birthday or anniversary on where he do receive out those bonuses and heck this site is been known with lots of issues so im not really that much interested on playing into this platform.

Its not really that common for gambling sites to give out their users as a bday present and i havent test or experience it out on my whole entire gambling career or experience.

I agree with you as all the gamblers have birthdays today or some other day and if casinos start giving free money to the Birthday boys/girls, then they may go bankrupt in no time. I was never offered any kind of 'birthday gift' at any casino I've played till now, there were only deposit bonuses or free spins if I was very lucky, but no free money ever.

Imagine on how many users been playing on a site and if the company would be giving out every one of them as a present or amounts then that would add up on expense which its unusual for house to give out
presents for their users but if they do then thats a bit generous for them to make.

Most of the time gambling sites do offer promotions when it comes to specific holiday seasons or any other related events which they seem that they can benefit the house or making
revenue on it.

These places arent charities on giving out into something which might not really be giving out any returns.

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

So far, there isn't any. I do hope that some might do it though but I don't think the gifts are that worth it anyway because they just probably want to keep you on a leash so you will still play in their site.

[imstillthebest]

is this the gambling site that is accused for being a scam?well i wont play on it for the sake of a birthday bonus because the amount that your gonna get is too small and you will wait for a year but on top of that they will be needing your kyc .
theres still gambling sites out there that are legit and can do the same , stake for ex. can do this .  loosing the birthday bonus is not regretful because its only free but the feeling is amazing if you can make something big out of it

[Kakmakr]

I have received a small Birthday gift as a VIP member from Stake.com ...but remember that Birthday was for the account creation date and not my actual Birthday date. In Eddie's (co-owner of Stake.com) Saturday streaming session, he mentioned that Stake will be considering ..giving a Birthday gift to people when it is their actual Birthday, but it will only be applicable to people who verified their account.

This way, they will know your actual Birth date, because you provided a copy of your ID document. It will happen in the next couple of months, so I am looking forward to this feature. 

[Reid]

is this available for everyone on 1xbet? or just the ones who have undergone KYC verification? because as far as I know in some gambling site only people who have done KYC or is a VIP in that certain gambling site is eligible to this feature. as for me, no I haven't it's probably because I haven't done any KYC and I am fine with it. although I am glad you tripled your $20 and able to withdraw it.

There is no KYC on 1xbet as far as I know. I assume you just have to be active and have burnt some $$$ on their platform to be eligible for the present lol. By the way, I'm not promoting them or anything else, just curious do other sites offer anything similar.

That's also the first thought that came to my mind. KYC.
But as you said, it was not like that so it's more like an anniversary of signing up?

Anyway, that's a cool thing to see. It's like a loyalty reward too and everyone wants to be happy during their birthdays.
I have never experienced this once with all the online gambling casinos I signed up for. Kudos to the site you mentioned for their efforts and free money. 

[virasisog]

It is a good promotion, I guess this can only be applied to those who did KYC for verification or else they will not know when to give their birthday present. Each platform has their unique way on giving away prizes or gifts to their users. I guess the more you use their platform the more previlege you will have.

[btc78]

This is the second year in a row that I'm receiving money in my 1xBet balance as a birthday present. Last year it was around 10$, I managed to turn it to 60$ and lost it all at once. This year I got around 20$, tripled it, and withdrew lol. The funny part is I did not make any deposit since November last year. Kinda nice of them, don't you think? Does a bookmaker you play on do something sort of this apart from free slot spins that you can redeem your winnings (play x game and double your winning in case you win or play z game and get back 50% of your bet in case you lose) only by playing your own money later?

Congrats for having this Gift , I don't know if i need to trust that company but i doubt that they are really legit as many cases they are playing safe here.

It is a good promotion, I guess this can only be applied to those who did KYC for verification or else they will not know when to give their birthday present. Each platform has their unique way on giving away prizes or gifts to their users. I guess the more you use their platform the more previlege you will have.

and that's the sad part because this Site has a questionable reputation so giving our privacy as KYC is not a good option.

[Karartma1]

crypto-games usually gives a voucher during the holidays. they don't know when I was born so they couldn't give my a birthday present anyway but it's very nice to receive some thousands satoshis as a gift. Getting that since 2018

[Fundamentals Of]

crypto-games usually gives a voucher during the holidays. they don't know when I was born so they couldn't give my a birthday present anyway but it's very nice to receive some thousands satoshis as a gift. Getting that since 2018

That's nice. When you say during the holidays, do you mean Christmas season or new year's celebration? I know crypto-games but I didn't really open an account there. I'm also curious as to how much in satoshis they give for free to its users. Is it the usual small amount just like what you can get from different gambling faucets? I guess this is also given only to those members who have already wagered a certain amount. Is that right?

[smyslov]

If you are a whale you can possibly receive a birthday gift, they give bonus and gift so the high roller cam remains active in their website and also to attract more high rollers in their gambling site, in my case I have not received or have known any gambling site that rewards their members with a gift, but it will help a gambling site to encourage their members to be active.

[michellee]

It is a good promotion, I guess this can only be applied to those who did KYC for verification or else they will not know when to give their birthday present. Each platform has their unique way on giving away prizes or gifts to their users. I guess the more you use their platform the more previlege you will have.

Indeed. Maybe only a few people will verify themselves for playing gambling. But I doubt that many gamblers will do that since they do not care about giving their actual birthday because that will be related to their identity.

If you often use their platform and you are hard to take a break for a while, please be careful because it could mean you slowly become an addicted gambler.

[Wexnident]

It is a good promotion, I guess this can only be applied to those who did KYC for verification or else they will not know when to give their birthday present. Each platform has their unique way on giving away prizes or gifts to their users. I guess the more you use their platform the more previlege you will have.

Indeed. Maybe only a few people will verify themselves for playing gambling. But I doubt that many gamblers will do that since they do not care about giving their actual birthday because that will be related to their identity.

If you often use their platform and you are hard to take a break for a while, please be careful because it could mean you slowly become an addicted gambler.

Well giving your birthday means giving a valid id ( to prove that your birthday is indeed true) after all, though I do think it's possible to give out a fake id, you just have to put some effort into actually making one (I don't recommend it btw). If they just give it out to anyone that pretty much spends quite an amount, well as long as the method you use to send money isn't connected to you,  I guess faking a birthday shouldn't be much of an issue. Though tbh it's most likely the latter, compared to former (KYC verified individuals) since they care more about money imho.