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

[mediaBuzz]

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?

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[acroman08]

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.

[mediaBuzz]

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.

[Fortify]

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's an interesting way to retain customers, but out of all the big gambling operations I've seen around here 1xbit seem to have the worst reputation. Those seem like random sums to give out, are you a regular depositor there? How did you find out about the money in your account, was it emailed to you? These sort of rewards sometimes come with a catch, did you have to bet it a certain amount of times before you could withdraw it? I'm wondering whether there is any criteria to qualify because nobody seems to have mentioned it before. Besides welcome offers and the occasional free bet, I've never seen any gambling site send any more than a happy birthday email, but I guess it might depend on how much you bet.

[mediaBuzz]

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's an interesting way to retain customers, but out of all the big gambling operations I've seen around here 1xbit seem to have the worst reputation. Those seem like random sums to give out, are you a regular depositor there? How did you find out about the money in your account, was it emailed to you? These sort of rewards sometimes come with a catch, did you have to bet it a certain amount of times before you could withdraw it? I'm wondering whether there is any criteria to qualify because nobody seems to have mentioned it before. Besides welcome offers and the occasional free bet, I've never seen any gambling site send any more than a happy birthday email, but I guess it might depend on how much you bet.

I know that 1xbit and 1xbet are one company but never had experience with 1xbit. My 1xbet account is registered to my phone number and I received a notification message about it directly to my phone. And yes, I'm an average depositor, some months I withdraw more than I deposit some months lose all I deposit. In total, a rough number of overall deposits would be around 4-5k and I withdrew around half of it so far (more than 4 years). The requirement is you have to bet that amount on at least 1.3 odd and if win you are free to withdraw.

[electronicash]

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?

isn't that casino known for its scam? we have seen threads of it here in the forum.

not really seen a betting company do that on birthdays. that's sweet. but most of them somehow gives you a chance to get bonuses or sort of funds for any reasons they could think of just so you get back and play. you could have roll that $20 to double before withdrawing. takeaway the transaction fee you get less $20.

[hahay]

Never got a gift like that and I didn't know of any gambling site that gave out birthday gifts. If that can be done, I think users are required to provide KYC, because only with KYC at least they can verify your birthday with certainty. If so, even if there are online gambling sites that offer such events, then I still would not be interested because after all I would not be comfortable if the requirements were KYC.

But if they don't ask for KYC, then how do they verify your birthday?
If the only requirement is making lots of bets or something, then I'm not sure it's a birthday present.

[panjul07]

Birthday gift from online casinos is nice but 1xbet? Sorry a big NO for me, as it is a well known scam site in the industry.
If they give you birthday gift, means that you have completed KYC process?
Although it is nice, but I wont be interested to do KYC just because of the birthday gift offer especially because the amount of the gift is just that low.

[$crypto$]

Birthday gift from online casinos is nice but 1xbet? Sorry a big NO for me, as it is a well known scam site in the industry.
If they give you birthday gift, means that you have completed KYC process?
Although it is nice, but I wont be interested to do KYC just because of the birthday gift offer especially because the amount of the gift is just that low.

Sounds strange to me even though I know that 1xbet has many accusations in this forum but still provides services like this?
Whatever it is the offer and even though it is given on a birthday if we give KYC to it it will be very risky considering this site has been subject to a lot of accusations in the gambling industry, then of course I will not give it to it either.
Except with the bigger wagered and prizes given every new bet this is a lot of interest, but so far I haven't tasted any of the gifts on my birthday in gambling. LOL

[fiulpro]

That's cool! Getting 20$ ? This is unbelievable, well I do think you should be careful for sure but other than that I don't think I know about any casinos giving such presents for sure. But most of them just ask for your user id and your password and then you log in. The only way it's going to be possible for the site to know your birthday is if they pry more or if they need more information.
But other than that, the one's I use have not asked me for the KYC or anything therefore there is no reason that they are going to give me a present on the birthday but I do think they can give free spins etc.. on special occasions buy getting 20$? It's good! Use it wisely haha and belated happy birthday.

[Mauser]

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?

Thats awesome buddy, congratulations. I wasn't aware that we can still get birthday presents at the moment. I remember one or two years ago that I got a free betting voucher from SkyBet and got really lucky with that bet. It was around $5 and made to get $25 out of it. That was the only time I can remember that I got anything out of a birthday gift on a casino. Usually I am unlucky with any free bets or free casinos games. For example last year during december you got between 1-5 free slot games every day until christmas, and I managed to lose every single session. With sport betting it is easier to make some money.

[Johnyz]

I didn’t gave my KYC so I doubt those gambling site will ever give me a birthday present. I’m contended on bonuses that I gave from the gambling site I’m playing with so there’s no need for me to aim for a birthday present, especially on 1xbet where I hear many accusations. Anyway, I’m about to give KYC on Roobet but I don’t think they have this kind of program, maybe in the future.

[ReiMomo]

I have a small research and this is what I have found, I'm not digging more and I don't know if those gambling sites were accepting crypto or bitcoin.
https://www.top10-casinosites.net/casinos-that-give-birthday-money/

We know that recently there are too many shady reports on that gambling site mentioned by the OP and I guess on my mind that is their marketing strategy to lure gamblers. But if I were on that case, $10 is a small amount, I guess I will use that gambling site if their reputation was good but so far, I don't like it. Maybe if you are not a big player, I use that gambling site just for fun.

[DoublerHunter]

^ I never thought that there is a gambling casino like this giving a small amount of money as a gift offer for their user's birthday.
I can't imagine if they had almost thousands of users and will probably they will burn out millions of money just for the sake of that promotion. But probably those gambling casinos that have already known or they think that this promotion will give a boost to the number of users who will play and gamble to them. Nevertheless, that is a pretty small amount and probably others will never mind it.

[Sanitough]

That's interesting, unfortunately, all the sites I'm using do not give a bonus on my birthday, I'm a constant gambler so that might help a bit. However, knowing that 1xBet and their reputation is not good according to my research, I would rather not try that site and stay with the current sites I'm using.

Nevertheless, that is a pretty small amount and probably others will never mind it.

and the reputation of the site matters most.

[famososMuertos]

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First you say that you have not deposited in a long time, now you say that you are a player who deposits frequently, so ??

I think they are paying you to keep your personal information up to date, nothing is free, although it sometimes seems like it if.

I recently saw a very good welcome promotion at a casino, but the priority was my data, requirement number 1, then the wager, requirement number 2.

-/No matter how good the royalties looks, sometimes it is better to opt for an acceptable multiplier than the trap of giving away your data by entangled promotions./-

The date of your birth is so important, it is priceless, at least not for $ 20, the royalties of any casino should have the wager as a priority.

[crzy]

Is there a gambling site that gives you Birthday present without actually giving your Birthday? Like your registration date can be considered as your birthday?

This looks fun and great to receive free money every year even if its just a small amount of money. I would loved to receive a present as well, but I’m not that lucky yet to get some.

[Ryker1]

Well, for sure OP submitted something like a basic KYC that has information of birthday date. Because how the gambling site knows the birthdate of the users and give a promotion like this. However, I agree above, reputation will matter most even if there is a kind of offer like this. Perhaps those people who did not know yet about this gambling site will still blindly used them for that purpose and received that amount. So far, this is my first time ever heard that there is a casino that give a small bonus during their birthday, sounds cool if that is reputable gambling ite.

[mediaBuzz]

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...//...,,, And yes, I'm an average depositor, some months I withdraw more than I deposit some months lose all I deposit. In total, a rough number of overall deposits would be around 4-5k and I withdrew around half of it so far (more than 4 years). The requirement is you have to bet that amount on at least 1.3 odd and if win you are free to withdraw.

First you say that you have not deposited in a long time, now you say that you are a player who deposits frequently, so ??

I think they are paying you to keep your personal information up to date, nothing is free, although it sometimes seems like it if.

I recently saw a very good welcome promotion at a casino, but the priority was my data, requirement number 1, then the wager, requirement number 2.

-/No matter how good the royalties looks, sometimes it is better to opt for an acceptable multiplier than the trap of giving away your data by entangled promotions./-

The date of your birth is so important, it is priceless, at least not for $ 20, the royalties of any casino should have the wager as a priority.

I was an active better until November last year. I made deposits each months. I stopped playing after that. What you mean paying to keep my personal info up to date? I do not submitted any personal information. Only my phone number and birth date, not even my real name. I deposit money via virtual card and withdraw to a virtual card.

Well, for sure OP submitted something like a basic KYC that has information of birthday date. Because how the gambling site knows the birthdate of the users and give a promotion like this. However, I agree above, reputation will matter most even if there is a kind of offer like this. Perhaps those people who did not know yet about this gambling site will still blindly used them for that purpose and received that amount. So far, this is my first time ever heard that there is a casino that give a small bonus during their birthday, sounds cool if that is reputable gambling ite.

1xbet is a reputable bookmaker in asia and russian speaking coutries. They have ads in collaberation with barcelona and real madrid football clubs. What else can speak about a reputation?

[nelson4lov]

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.

If I remember correctly, 1xbet allows users to input their birth date firing the time of registration. As other books don't take this information, there's no way they would know anyone's birthday. Moreover, 1xbet is more of an online traditional gambling outfit. For crypto betting companies, that data won't be available unless the users KYC with the company. It's one thing for them to have everyone's birthday and it's another thing for them to be able to gift users so I think that's one area that 1xbet has done well.