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[len01]

The free spins bonus is quite attractive in my opinion, especially without any deposit requirements or betting amounts, this can make new users interested in playing there because they can try games for free up to 75 spins.
Even though I know the free spin bonus is very rare to be able to benefit but this is an effort that Sherbet.com is doing to get more customers to register.
Don't expect more than the bonus spins that friends give you because it will only make you a little emotional, it's better to make a deposit and try to play directly using the money you have.
I can say this kind of thing because of my personal experience, which several times got bonus rounds and it only made me annoyed and emotional when playing because there was absolutely no advantage in it.

It may take a little understanding if a casino like Sherbet provides a no-deposit bonus, it is indeed very attractive like other casinos also have bonuses like that, but if the bonus is given on conditions without betting, it's impossible. Sherbet is a casino business that wants companies to make a profit. if the bonus is given without wagering conditions it will create opportunities for scammers to enter here to abuse the bonus given by Sherbet.

giving a bonus with the terms of the total bet is a way for the casino to keep scammers from abusing the bonus.

[klidex]

I'm excited to share that we have upgraded our welcome package on Sherbet.com to now include 75 no-deposit free spins (only a verified email is required). Please let us know what you think of this update, and feel free to ask any questions in the thread below.

its a good promotion to attract new interest in your casino i will try to claim this welcome package without having to make a deposit though i know eventually i will have to make a deposit and play to withdraw the winnings but its ok , i will try it to test my luck today and games

just need a verification email it seems very easy to try it, let's see now 

The free spins bonus is quite attractive in my opinion, especially without any deposit requirements or betting amounts, this can make new users interested in playing there because they can try games for free up to 75 spins.
Even though I know the free spin bonus is very rare to be able to benefit but this is an effort that Sherbet.com is doing to get more customers to register.
Don't expect more than the bonus spins that friends give you because it will only make you a little emotional, it's better to make a deposit and try to play directly using the money you have.
I can say this kind of thing because of my personal experience, which several times got bonus rounds and it only made me annoyed and emotional when playing because there was absolutely no advantage in it.

As I said that in the end I have to make a deposit to claim the winnings of the bonus round, after all I know that casinos are not charities a place to share but to make money, gamblers also want to make money, so I understand it will be a waste of time in the end , but it never hurts to try a spin. 

If you gamble for fun I think there's nothing wrong with trying as long as it makes you happy in every bet you make.
Making a small deposit to enjoy the bonus I think it's fine and it's true that gambling is not a charity place to share so it's better to use a small amount of money for fun.

[khaled0111]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5446145.0 check my scam accusation pls

I read your scam accusation thread and according to the support response, it's the odds provider which detected the ffraudulent activity.
I suggest contacting them via the email address they gave to you and ask them for more details.
You should also share your bets so other members can tell if there is indeed any suspecious activity or not.

[OcTradism]

I read your scam accusation thread and according to the support response, it's the odds provider which detected the ffraudulent activity.
I suggest contacting them via the email address they gave to you and ask them for more details.
You should also share your bets so other members can tell if there is indeed any suspecious activity or not.

We need to have more detailed answer here but be aware that company has their responsibility to not reveal customer information for their customer privacy. If a casino and game provider detect that a user has fraudulent activity and with a trusted casino, chance to appeal successfully is zero.

I don't know much about Sherbet as they only came to the forum recent weeks but as basic rules, a casino won't destroy their reputation by one or two cases like this. They can gain bigger income by longer operation if they handle accusation cases correctly.

[Bitinity]

You should also share your bets so other members can tell if there is indeed any suspecious activity or not.

He shared his bets in the scam accusation thread some time ago. As I have no enough experience in sports bet, I dont really understand what is suspicious in sports bet. What I can see from his bets is that he made several bets in the same market with different bet amount. Can it be called as suspicious while the all the bets were all accepted when they were placed. Sherbet should at least tell this user about what fraudulent activity he did.

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I think crying scam is a bit quick, maybe we should give the casino more than 24 hours to respond.

In any case, it would be interesting to have an objective point of view on these accusations. For example, it would be good to open a dispute via Casino Guru but for now, Sherbet was always pretty reactive and I think it shouldn't be necessary.

Personally I always find it crazy the volume of scam accusations left here by newbies, while at the same time we have dozens of members confirming that their withdrawal was processed as due.

The screenshot of his gameplay activity shows us that 100% of the gameplay is made up of won bets, most casinos will indeed consider your activity as potentially suspicious in this case, and in general will ask for explanation.

Let's wait for their email response, it's been 24 hours, let's give them time to respond before crying foul.

[GamblingBro]

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[Hirose UK]

If you gamble for fun I think there's nothing wrong with trying as long as it makes you happy in every bet you make.
Making a small deposit to enjoy the bonus I think it's fine and it's true that gambling is not a charity place to share so it's better to use a small amount of money for fun.

Indeed, if are engrossed in spending even a little money it doesn't matter, especially from the money we spend we can get a commensurate bonus and as long as we don't get excessive losses.
But we still have to have limits because not all bonuses can be obtained easily and only use a little money.
Maybe all gamblers will say that they gamble just for fun but on the other hand they are also looking for profit.
Back to the topic, in our opinion the bonuses given by sherbat.com are pretty good and fun to get because we can play several rounds for free.

[piebeyb]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5446145.0 check my scam accusation pls

I read your scam accusation thread and according to the support response, it's the odds provider which detected the ffraudulent activity.
I suggest contacting them via the email address they gave to you and ask them for more details.
You should also share your bets so other members can tell if there is indeed any suspecious activity or not.

there are several cases of fraud in casinos but usually people abuse promotions especially bonuses from casinos to cheat, but I don't want to defend anyone but this problem can actually be resolved in this forum, contact them and make a thread of accusations until the sherbet team solves the case , after all, the casino should not freeze the user's deposit money too, if it is proven to have committed fraud, you should just freeze the winnings but not the deposit

[LUCKMCFLY]

I'm excited to share that we have upgraded our welcome package on Sherbet.com to now include 75 no-deposit free spins (only a verified email is required). Please let us know what you think of this update, and feel free to ask any questions in the thread below.

its a good promotion to attract new interest in your casino i will try to claim this welcome package without having to make a deposit though i know eventually i will have to make a deposit and play to withdraw the winnings but its ok , i will try it to test my luck today and games

just need a verification email it seems very easy to try it, let's see now 

The free spins bonus is quite attractive in my opinion, especially without any deposit requirements or betting amounts, this can make new users interested in playing there because they can try games for free up to 75 spins.
Even though I know the free spin bonus is very rare to be able to benefit but this is an effort that Sherbet.com is doing to get more customers to register.
Don't expect more than the bonus spins that friends give you because it will only make you a little emotional, it's better to make a deposit and try to play directly using the money you have.
I can say this kind of thing because of my personal experience, which several times got bonus rounds and it only made me annoyed and emotional when playing because there was absolutely no advantage in it.

As I said that in the end I have to make a deposit to claim the winnings of the bonus round, after all I know that casinos are not charities a place to share but to make money, gamblers also want to make money, so I understand it will be a waste of time in the end , but it never hurts to try a spin. 

If you gamble for fun I think there's nothing wrong with trying as long as it makes you happy in every bet you make.
Making a small deposit to enjoy the bonus I think it's fine and it's true that gambling is not a charity place to share so it's better to use a small amount of money for fun.

Well, everything that says "Free" in a casino is not how the word or the concept of the word encompasses it, rather they will mean "free but with conditions" and these conditions greatly limit the majority of players when they say free they interpret it as a gift that the casino gives them and that it is also withdrawable, that is what the casinos do not understand, and by using those words they make many people upset and start the problems, just like with the bonuses, because I Personally, I have a very different concept of "bonus" from what is applied in casinos, which doesn't add up to me, but now at least I know how it is, those things I think are the ones that start conflicts.

[virasog]

Well, everything that says "Free" in a casino is not how the word or the concept of the word encompasses it, rather they will mean "free but with conditions" and these conditions greatly limit the majority of players when they say free they interpret it as a gift that the casino gives them and that it is also withdrawable, that is what the casinos do not understand, and by using those words they make many people upset and start the problems, just like with the bonuses, because I Personally, I have a very different concept of "bonus" from what is applied in casinos, which doesn't add up to me, but now at least I know how it is, those things I think are the ones that start conflicts.

I would say that nothing is "Free" in a casino. Even if the casino gives you bonuses or free money to play, they won't let you withdraw it without demanding a tough wagering requirement which 99% of the people will fail to fulfill. Sometimes the casino gives you free money on your deposit and we think that this is for us but infact, the casino uses it as a tool to get more deposits from the gamblers and the casino owners know that 90% of the gamblers will lose everything while wagering.

[panjul07]

Well, everything that says "Free" in a casino is not how the word or the concept of the word encompasses it, rather they will mean "free but with conditions" and these conditions greatly limit the majority of players when they say free they interpret it as a gift that the casino gives them and that it is also withdrawable, that is what the casinos do not understand, and by using those words they make many people upset and start the problems, just like with the bonuses, because I Personally, I have a very different concept of "bonus" from what is applied in casinos, which doesn't add up to me, but now at least I know how it is, those things I think are the ones that start conflicts.

The main issue is not the word free but about the phrase no-deposit.
Indeed to get the free spins, it is not required to deposit but in order to wager the winning from the free spins, deposit is required.
If you are familiar with such no deposit free spins, most other casinos will not ask users to deposit in order to wager the winning from the free spins.
Most casino lets players to complete the wagering requirement or to unlock the bonus balance with the winning from the free spins.

[Mahdirakib]

Indeed to get the free spins, it is not required to deposit but in order to wager the winning from the free spins, deposit is required.

Are you talking about Sherbet.com no-deposit free spins? You can complete the wagering requirement by playing with the free spin winnings, they aren't asking for deposits in that case. But you have to make a deposit of $20 at least in order to make the free spin winnings withdrawable. The deposit can be made after completing the 45× wager.

[GamblingBro]

Indeed to get the free spins, it is not required to deposit but in order to wager the winning from the free spins, deposit is required.

Are you talking about Sherbet.com no-deposit free spins? You can complete the wagering requirement by playing with the free spin winnings, they aren't asking for deposits in that case. But you have to make a deposit of $20 at least in order to make the free spin winnings withdrawable. The deposit can be made after completing the 45× wager.

But still this promotion cannot be considered as a 'no deposit bonus'.

[klidex]

Well, everything that says "Free" in a casino is not how the word or the concept of the word encompasses it, rather they will mean "free but with conditions" and these conditions greatly limit the majority of players when they say free they interpret it as a gift that the casino gives them and that it is also withdrawable, that is what the casinos do not understand, and by using those words they make many people upset and start the problems, just like with the bonuses, because I Personally, I have a very different concept of "bonus" from what is applied in casinos, which doesn't add up to me, but now at least I know how it is, those things I think are the ones that start conflicts.

I would say that nothing is "Free" in a casino. Even if the casino gives you bonuses or free money to play, they won't let you withdraw it without demanding a tough wagering requirement which 99% of the people will fail to fulfill. Sometimes the casino gives you free money on your deposit and we think that this is for us but infact, the casino uses it as a tool to get more deposits from the gamblers and the casino owners know that 90% of the gamblers will lose everything while wagering.

Certain. Casinos are a business to get benefits from their customers, so it's only natural that casinos give bonuses to gamblers and will eventually lose because of the demands of reaching the bonus conditions.
No casino wants to lose, while gamblers who get a number of wins or bonuses will not match the losses that gamblers have gotten.

[abel1337]

Indeed to get the free spins, it is not required to deposit but in order to wager the winning from the free spins, deposit is required.

Are you talking about Sherbet.com no-deposit free spins? You can complete the wagering requirement by playing with the free spin winnings, they aren't asking for deposits in that case. But you have to make a deposit of $20 at least in order to make the free spin winnings withdrawable. The deposit can be made after completing the 45× wager.

But still this promotion cannot be considered as a 'no deposit bonus'.

These kind of promotion will just confuse the gamblers and will just make the gamblers back out using the casino after they know the real catch of that bonus. I personally think that this kind of bonus is just aiming for a one time deposit from the gambler because after the gambler somehow claim the bonus, I believe that the gambler will not even flinch to go back and play on this casino knowing that there are many casino out there that is much better. I can suggest that they should think of a promotion that is more sustainable and will make their lured gambler to have a reason to stay and play more.

[cryptocrazywaffles]

The KYC policy here is amonst the strictest i've ever come across. They are requesting KYC from me over a $160 withdrawal, this wasnt even profit from a bonus or anything (I already lost the bonus and made a clean deposit).

I dont mind completing this kind of process for a large withdrawal but it's a hassle for users when applied to such small amounts.

[Jody.Drummer]

Well, everything that says "Free" in a casino is not how the word or the concept of the word encompasses it, rather they will mean "free but with conditions" and these conditions greatly limit the majority of players when they say free they interpret it as a gift that the casino gives them and that it is also withdrawable, that is what the casinos do not understand, and by using those words they make many people upset and start the problems, just like with the bonuses, because I Personally, I have a very different concept of "bonus" from what is applied in casinos, which doesn't add up to me, but now at least I know how it is, those things I think are the ones that start conflicts.

I would say that nothing is "Free" in a casino. Even if the casino gives you bonuses or free money to play, they won't let you withdraw it without demanding a tough wagering requirement which 99% of the people will fail to fulfill. Sometimes the casino gives you free money on your deposit and we think that this is for us but infact, the casino uses it as a tool to get more deposits from the gamblers and the casino owners know that 90% of the gamblers will lose everything while wagering.

Certain. Casinos are a business to get benefits from their customers, so it's only natural that casinos give bonuses to gamblers and will eventually lose because of the demands of reaching the bonus conditions.
No casino wants to lose, while gamblers who get a number of wins or bonuses will not match the losses that gamblers have gotten.

Their focus (gamblers) is on the bonus, they usually without thinking twice and read in advance what terms and conditions they must achieve in order to make a withdrawal. This is commonplace, but of course the casino will provide terms and conditions and they should be able to understand that. Casinos definitely have their own rules regarding what the word "bonus" is, so we can assume their definition of bonus is the same as our definition of bonus. Unless the casino doesn't tell us what the terms and conditions are for claiming the bonus, then we can dispute it.

[Mahdirakib]

The KYC policy here is amonst the strictest i've ever come across. They are requesting KYC from me over a $160 withdrawal, this wasnt even profit from a bonus or anything (I already lost the bonus and made a clean deposit).

Sherbet terms says that they may ask for KYC on any withdrawal, and OP said that KYC will be requested for large withdrawals or unusual activity.

Sherbet reserves the right to carry out additional KYC verification procedures for any withdrawal.

Your withdrawal amount was indeed small, which doesn't fit with the large withdrawal terms. Perhaps, they have requested KYC from you for unusual activity. Which reason they mentioned in the message where they asked you to complete KYC verification?

[slapper]

The KYC policy here is amonst the strictest i've ever come across. They are requesting KYC from me over a $160 withdrawal, this wasnt even profit from a bonus or anything (I already lost the bonus and made a clean deposit).

I dont mind completing this kind of process for a large withdrawal but it's a hassle for users when applied to such small amounts.

It's kinda comical, you know? People rave about privacy, personal liberties, but when online gambling enters the scene, suddenly we're all freedom fighters. "Back off, Sherbet!" "Liberty or death, Sherbet!" But, my cherished compadre, if you're not engaged in anything shady or immoral, why the concern over KYC verification? Truly, is it that burdensome to share a few docs to show you're not laundering cash or aiding terrorists? Face it, $160 ain't peanuts. Maybe not monumental, but it's real dough. So why not go the extra mile to confirm it reaches the right individual? Who knows, you could even develop a passion for red tape and fill out government paperwork just for kicks!