⚽🎮🎲 Coinplay.com | Brand New Crypto Sportsbook & Casino

[Fivestar4everMVP]

So, I want to give Coinplay a try. Any reports on succesful withdrawals?

Maybe you can tell us why you want to try this casino when you are not sure whether your money will be paid to you or not, I actually haven't tried the casino due to them having some link with 1xbit, like the prove was shared here in their early days, till date, I don't think any of their representative have come out to give some clarity on that issue, this have left some members of this community skeptical about this casino.

If you must try out this casino, i will advice you play with a very small amount of money for some time, to avoid stories that touch.

[Odusko]

So, I want to give Coinplay a try. Any reports on succesful withdrawals?

Maybe you can tell us why you want to try this casino when you are not sure whether your money will be paid to you or not, I actually haven't tried the casino due to them having some link with 1xbit, like the prove was shared here in their early days, till date, I don't think any of their representative have come out to give some clarity on that issue, this have left some members of this community skeptical about this casino.

If you must try out this casino, i will advice you to play with a very small amount of money for some time, to avoid stories that touch.

Not only this casino but any casino you want to try out, always  deposit a small amount and as time goes on you you become more convinced of the reputation you may then increase your amount of deposits, this should be our standard practice to avoid being caught up unaware when our money may get stuck in some shady casinos.
Coinplay have not really provided a clear statement as regards their involvement with another known casino, and they only accepted having the same game provider as the casino they were accused of having the same features with.

[cryptoserega]

Not only this casino but any casino you want to try out, always  deposit a small amount and as time goes on you you become more convinced of the reputation you may then increase your amount of deposits, this should be our standard practice to avoid being caught up unaware when our money may get stuck in some shady casinos.
Coinplay have not really provided a clear statement as regards their involvement with another known casino, and they only accepted having the same game provider as the casino they were accused of having the same features with.

Almost all casinos work with the same studios, suppliers of slots and various gaming tools. Therefore, the platforms of gaming casinos are similar. Well, in any case, you should start playing at the casino only with small amounts, and then if the casino is normal, you can increase the amount of winnings.

[len01]

in fact all these statements back at the favorite casino.
In fact, any casino that has a good reputation can become your favorite casino if you have a certain ranking account there. for example in one of the casinos you have an account with a VIP rating and you will get a weekly or monthly bonus without placing bets. even though the bonus amount is not large but it is very profitable.

when it comes to making more money from certain casinos and being the favorite casino, Coinplay could just become your favorite casino once you win big here. but if you are unlucky in a few days losing continuously, will you move to another casino ??
because basically you only say about profits and or wins. maybe you forget about the casino will always win

If a person loses for a long time in a row in one casino. then this clearly means that this is not your casino and it is necessary to change it. You can't try your luck for a long time and hold on to the casino where you are constantly losing money, especially when there are so many different casinos.

wait a minute, isn't winning or losing at gambling a matter of luck?
I mean you can win in a row at one casino, but sometimes you will lose in a row at that casino. it's all because the casino will always win and only luck will give you victory.

so any casino for me is worth to use most importantly it has good reputation and good reviews from all customers. if one day you are unlucky maybe you will keep losing but if you are lucky you can win in a row.

[Mr.right85]

wait a minute, isn't winning or losing at gambling a matter of luck?
I mean you can win in a row at one casino, but sometimes you will lose in a row at that casino. it's all because the casino will always win and only luck will give you victory.

The casino will always win. This has been a common sloggan in the mounts of some customers or should I say people and somehow, some casinos gets closed due to there inability to pay!
Who wins then?

It remains a factor of luck as to how far you can come with winnings in a casino.
When it comes to sportsbook, there you can have a bit of skill playing a role.

so any casino for me is worth to use most importantly it has good reputation and good reviews from all customers. if one day you are unlucky maybe you will keep losing but if you are lucky you can win in a row.

Yeah, reputation is important as well as reviews but, you cannot always get a positive review from all customers. Some customers are just engineered to tarnish the reputation of other casinos as a business strategy, while others could come as a result of angry abusers been caught.

[Silberman]

in fact all these statements back at the favorite casino.
In fact, any casino that has a good reputation can become your favorite casino if you have a certain ranking account there. for example in one of the casinos you have an account with a VIP rating and you will get a weekly or monthly bonus without placing bets. even though the bonus amount is not large but it is very profitable.

when it comes to making more money from certain casinos and being the favorite casino, Coinplay could just become your favorite casino once you win big here. but if you are unlucky in a few days losing continuously, will you move to another casino ??
because basically you only say about profits and or wins. maybe you forget about the casino will always win

If a person loses for a long time in a row in one casino. then this clearly means that this is not your casino and it is necessary to change it. You can't try your luck for a long time and hold on to the casino where you are constantly losing money, especially when there are so many different casinos.

wait a minute, isn't winning or losing at gambling a matter of luck?
I mean you can win in a row at one casino, but sometimes you will lose in a row at that casino. it's all because the casino will always win and only luck will give you victory.

so any casino for me is worth to use most importantly it has good reputation and good reviews from all customers. if one day you are unlucky maybe you will keep losing but if you are lucky you can win in a row.

You are correct, however I have noticed that many gamblers have the false belief that if they keep losing at a casino then if they switch casinos this somehow resets their luck, a mistaken notion without a doubt but it is quite common, this is similar to what happens at physical casinos in which a gambler could be losing many times in a row on a slot machine and decide to switch to another one which has the very same game, nothing has changed but the gambler feels this is the case and if they begin to win this reinforces their belief, even if it is mistaken.

[Liquid_Earth]

You are correct, however I have noticed that many gamblers have the false belief that if they keep losing at a casino then if they switch casinos this somehow resets their luck, a mistaken notion without a doubt but it is quite common, this is similar to what happens at physical casinos in which a gambler could be losing many times in a row on a slot machine and decide to switch to another one which has the very same game, nothing has changed but the gambler feels this is the case and if they begin to win this reinforces their belief, even if it is mistaken.

Well, if a person constantly loses in one casino, then this casino needs to be changed. This has its own logic.

[Plaguedeath]

You are correct, however I have noticed that many gamblers have the false belief that if they keep losing at a casino then if they switch casinos this somehow resets their luck, a mistaken notion without a doubt but it is quite common, this is similar to what happens at physical casinos in which a gambler could be losing many times in a row on a slot machine and decide to switch to another one which has the very same game, nothing has changed but the gambler feels this is the case and if they begin to win this reinforces their belief, even if it is mistaken.

Well switching one casino to another one isn't wrong, but it's not right too because there's non guarantee if you keep gamble on the same game and casino, you will make money, the same applies when you gamble on the other casino, it doesn't mean you will lose. As long as the casino is trusted and have provably fair system, you don't need to worry and better to choose a game with high RTP rate. Because if the RTP rate is high, you could reduce or minimize the loses.

[Dragonbite]

Well switching one casino to another one isn't wrong, but it's not right too because there's non guarantee if you keep gamble on the same game and casino, you will make money, the same applies when you gamble on the other casino, it doesn't mean you will lose. As long as the casino is trusted and have provably fair system, you don't need to worry and better to choose a game with high RTP rate. Because if the RTP rate is high, you could reduce or minimize the loses.

If people play the same slots in a regulated casino, then their chances of winning slots are the same. But a lot depends on the casino's policy and its attitude towards players.

[Kaiba_Defi]

Well switching one casino to another one isn't wrong, but it's not right too because there's non guarantee if you keep gamble on the same game and casino, you will make money, the same applies when you gamble on the other casino, it doesn't mean you will lose. As long as the casino is trusted and have provably fair system, you don't need to worry and better to choose a game with high RTP rate. Because if the RTP rate is high, you could reduce or minimize the loses.

If people play the same slots in a regulated casino, then their chances of winning slots are the same. But a lot depends on the casino's policy and its attitude towards players.

A lot depends on the policy of the casino, about the set of slots it offers, what bonuses there are for players and how easy it is to withdraw these bonuses.

[ligz]

Hey everyone.
I have deposited on coinplay.
I will leave feedback on the site.

So far I have wagered on the sportsbook
withdrew a small amount relative to deposit for testing.
withdrawl was successful and quick

with leave more feedback as i use their site.

[Silberman]

You are correct, however I have noticed that many gamblers have the false belief that if they keep losing at a casino then if they switch casinos this somehow resets their luck, a mistaken notion without a doubt but it is quite common, this is similar to what happens at physical casinos in which a gambler could be losing many times in a row on a slot machine and decide to switch to another one which has the very same game, nothing has changed but the gambler feels this is the case and if they begin to win this reinforces their belief, even if it is mistaken.

Well switching one casino to another one isn't wrong, but it's not right too because there's non guarantee if you keep gamble on the same game and casino, you will make money, the same applies when you gamble on the other casino, it doesn't mean you will lose. As long as the casino is trusted and have provably fair system, you don't need to worry and better to choose a game with high RTP rate. Because if the RTP rate is high, you could reduce or minimize the loses.

It is not wrong in the sense that people can change the casinos in which they are playing as often and for any reason they may like, however on the examples I gave the reasoning behind the change is what is mistaken, as there is no difference at all on gambling at a reputable casino or another if both offer the same game with the same odds, as over the long term you should lose exactly the same amount of money on both casinos.

[ligz]

Hey everyone.
I have deposited on coinplay.
I will leave feedback on the site.

So far I have wagered on the sportsbook
withdrew a small amount relative to deposit for testing.
withdrawl was successful and quick

with leave more feedback as i use their site.

So doing some digging on Coinplay.
I came accross this website, https://coinjournal.net/
if you go to this website and go to the reviews tab> casino reviews, they review 2 casino..Coinplay and 1xbit.

So that is something to consider as its something linking 1xbit and coinplay together

[yudi09]

Well, if a person constantly loses in one casino, then this casino needs to be changed. This has its own logic.

They own the casino and they control the casino system. We are just players, if you are not happy playing at casino site A, then please go to another casino site. I don't think we have the capacity to tell you to change a casino the way you want.

Don't force yourself to keep playing if you keep losing. Suppose when playing at the casino never wins, try switching to sportsbook. In my opinion, the sportsbook is more interesting because apart from the luck factor, it also requires skill in analyzing a team that we will choose.

[InpulseX]

They own the casino and they control the casino system. We are just players, if you are not happy playing at casino site A, then please go to another casino site. I don't think we have the capacity to tell you to change a casino the way you want.

Don't force yourself to keep playing if you keep losing. Suppose when playing at the casino never wins, try switching to sportsbook. In my opinion, the sportsbook is more interesting because apart from the luck factor, it also requires skill in analyzing a team that we will choose.

Any casino earns money from players and the more players there are in the casino, the more the casino earns. Therefore, the main task of any casino is to invite new players and keep the maximum number of players.

[khaled0111]

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Believing that playing on a different casino will increase your chances of winning is nothing but another gambler's fallacy. This would be true only if games on the first casino are rigged. If the games are fair (would be better if they are provably fair) and the results are randomly generated then changing the platform will not change the odds of winning (unless they have different house edges/rtp in which case you have to opt for the one with the lower HE)

[BlackBoss_]

Believing that playing on a different casino will increase your chances of winning is nothing but another gambler's fallacy. This would be true only if games on the first casino are rigged. If the games are fair (would be better if they are provably fair) and the results are randomly generated then changing the platform will not change the odds of winning (unless they have different house edges/rtp in which case you have to opt for the one with the lower HE)

Each casino has its unique bankrolls and other things so casinos are not the same and gamblers can not apply their one strategy without modifications for all casinos for similar games.

It's like trading, each exchange has different trading volume and gap between buy and sell walls so that with same capital, a trader will have different impacts on price as well as their entries and exits. Generally, people like exchanges with high trading volume because they want to get as less effects on their entries and exits as possible.

Similar for casinos, they will more prefer to choose big casinos with good reputation and good budgets to pay users even big wins. They don't have to worry that when they win big, a casino will run away or pull KYC card or something against user just to avoid paying out.

[Ludmilla_rose1995]

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Believing that playing on a different casino will increase your chances of winning is nothing but another gambler's fallacy. This would be true only if games on the first casino are rigged. If the games are fair (would be better if they are provably fair) and the results are randomly generated then changing the platform will not change the odds of winning (unless they have different house edges/rtp in which case you have to opt for the one with the lower HE)

I don't think this applies to everyone, but I have personally tried it and the results were beyond expectations, I also have accounts on many gambling sites and when my luck is not good (when playing slots or dice) then I will try to play on other gambling sites and the results are satisfactory, a few weeks ago I also did that again and when playing on coinplay, I got good results.

[klidex]

You are correct, however I have noticed that many gamblers have the false belief that if they keep losing at a casino then if they switch casinos this somehow resets their luck, a mistaken notion without a doubt but it is quite common, this is similar to what happens at physical casinos in which a gambler could be losing many times in a row on a slot machine and decide to switch to another one which has the very same game, nothing has changed but the gambler feels this is the case and if they begin to win this reinforces their belief, even if it is mistaken.

Well switching one casino to another one isn't wrong, but it's not right too because there's non guarantee if you keep gamble on the same game and casino, you will make money, the same applies when you gamble on the other casino, it doesn't mean you will lose. As long as the casino is trusted and have provably fair system, you don't need to worry and better to choose a game with high RTP rate. Because if the RTP rate is high, you could reduce or minimize the loses.

It is not wrong in the sense that people can change the casinos in which they are playing as often and for any reason they may like, however on the examples I gave the reasoning behind the change is what is mistaken, as there is no difference at all on gambling at a reputable casino or another if both offer the same game with the same odds, as over the long term you should lose exactly the same amount of money on both casinos.

Well, let's be honest, switching up your casino routine doesn't always mean a top-notch buffet. But seriously, it's true that if two casinos offer the same game with the same chances, the outcome of the game will be identical. Nevertheless, it's essential to recognize that even a small variance in the game's rules or payouts can significantly impact your odds of winning. So, while switching casinos just to switch may not be logical, browsing around for the ideal game with the best likelihood of success is certainly wise. At the end of the day, the only way to win big in a casino is to leave with more cash than you walked in with – whether it's by discovering the best odds, managing your bankroll well, or recognizing when to call it quits.

What you said is correct, that even though every casino has the same game and the same chances of winning, they still have their own differences that not many gamblers are aware of.
In fact, I believe that gamblers look for and move on to other casinos because they want something new and a big chance of winning because from my personal experience playing at the casino that I just registered can actually provide quite a large chance of winning and only have a high percentage of losing. A little.
Could something like this happen because the casino allows new users to be able to win and be happy so they feel comfortable playing in the casino?
That way, new users will definitely become loyal customers because they have managed to get a win when they first registered and played there.

[Odusko]

Not only this casino but any casino you want to try out, always  deposit a small amount and as time goes on you you become more convinced of the reputation you may then increase your amount of deposits, this should be our standard practice to avoid being caught up unaware when our money may get stuck in some shady casinos.
Coinplay have not really provided a clear statement as regards their involvement with another known casino, and they only accepted having the same game provider as the casino they were accused of having the same features with.

Almost all casinos work with the same studios, suppliers of slots and various gaming tools. Therefore, the platforms of gaming casinos are similar. Well, in any case, you should start playing at the casino only with small amounts, and then if the casino is normal, you can increase the amount of winnings.

Depositing a similar amount at first is the sure way to test new platforms that don't have enough reputation yet, but then we can still pick some red flags when casinos have similar features and design aside from having the same game supplier which is already a known interconnection point to many casinos
But that is what you have rightly said,  one needs to watch over their reputation and activities for some time before attempting to make big deposits or trusting the site.