do anyone have done this? with gambling platforms

[Mr. Magkaisa]

   -   In this generation I don't think I've ever seen anyone like that who won a large sum of money with a small amount entered in a casino. It seems that this is no longer a realistic or realistic event. As far as I know, most people who play here in crypto gambling only deposit a small amount and maybe others are still taking chances that they might get lucky and win a large amount.

But so far it seems that no one is getting anything like that, even if someone wins but it's not big, but they still win compared to the amount that was entered to match.

[1715682142]

1715682142

[1715682142]

1715682142

[1715682142]

1715682142

[1715682142]

1715682142

[Weawant]

You only use small amount of funds to gamble because the availability of big funds is actually not there because I know for certain that if you are truly a gambler then using huge amounts of funds to gamble wouldn't be a hassle for you because the more you stake the lesser odds and risk involved in winning that particular bet.

That's not the case for everybody and probably not the case for this user, gambling with big funds put you at a risk of losing a one time big amount of money that might affect your confidence to continue gambling. But when you use small capital and it get lost you can get over it.

We have different strategies to use in gambling, some gamblers use small capital and it favors them while other use large capital and it also favors them. You don't have to use a strategy that doesn't favor you just because using large capital reduces the odds and risk involved.

One mistakes gamblers make is to listen to advise online without test trying the advise to see if it'll favor them but they blindly follow the advise and before they realize it doesn't favor them, it might be late already and they would had lost a significantly higher sum of money.

[Kakmakr]

I think actions like that, triggers KYC verification..... so the best way to prevent that, is to stay on the platform and to withdraw smaller amounts. Just keep playing small amounts constantly and withdraw small amounts occasionally.

If there is one thing that casinos hate most, it is players withdrawing large amounts of money .... no matter if it is after a huge win. They will spin that "KYC" nonsense... but it is just delay tactics to get you to stay longer and to gamble it back into their bankroll. 

[SamReomo]

I think actions like that, triggers KYC verification..... so the best way to prevent that, is to stay on the platform and to withdraw smaller amounts. Just keep playing small amounts constantly and withdraw small amounts occasionally.

If there is one thing that casinos hate most, it is players withdrawing large amounts of money .... no matter if it is after a huge win. They will spin that "KYC" nonsense... but it is just delay tactics to get you to stay longer and to gamble it back into their bankroll. 

I agree with you, as long as a user doesn't tries to withdraw any large amount of money he/she will never have to do any type of KYC verifications. The casinos only want KYC verification from the users who are known to withdraw thousands of dollars, and if someone limits their daily withdrawals to smaller amount then they don't need to go through KYC verification at all.

I also believe that the gamblers should try their best to avoid any bonuses of free bets as they require very high amount in wager which is unlikely to happen for most of the gamblers. A better way to start gambling with those casinos is to avoid such bonuses and free bets at any cost possible.

[QueenVera]

But often, people with a lot of experience decide to play, especially if they see a possibility of winning in the next round. But that will not always be the case because this is gambling where the outcome is won and lost. When we win, we can't expect to keep winning in the next round but instead, we have to stop to calm down.

well, thats what mostly says in gambling that "It is Easier said than done" because we are not on that position can tell this and that but once we are the one who are inside that situation , surely we will have different approach.

In the end, it all comes down to the power of self-control.
I agree with "easier said than done" because sometimes even though we have set boundaries from the beginning and already know how important self-control is, sometimes we just miss such things because we have greater hopes for the next round (after losing).
Technically it's like an adrenaline rush that makes us braver but on the other hand it shuts down our clear thinking because of the obsession that makes us hope for more after receiving a series of defeats.
It's definitely not good but I think everyone has felt the same way.

Yes you're right that sometimes self control is easier said than done and most times people don't deliberately make mistakes, it happens due to ignorance sometimes, what I'm trying to say Is that we're humans and prone to make mistakes in life, but one thing is to make mistakes and another thing is taking corrections  because if you don't fail to take corrections then you could end up making more mistakes.
 Winning doesn't come all the time you win some and lose some but the goal is not to have numerous losses and sometimes when you lose it best to pause for a while and restrategise instead of trying to recover your lose immediately, because when you're not disciplined or have self control over gambling that's when the addiction for it would come in.

[Maslate]

I think actions like that, triggers KYC verification..... so the best way to prevent that, is to stay on the platform and to withdraw smaller amounts. Just keep playing small amounts constantly and withdraw small amounts occasionally.

If there is one thing that casinos hate most, it is players withdrawing large amounts of money .... no matter if it is after a huge win. They will spin that "KYC" nonsense... but it is just delay tactics to get you to stay longer and to gamble it back into their bankroll. 

I agree with you, as long as a user doesn't tries to withdraw any large amount of money he/she will never have to do any type of KYC verifications. The casinos only want KYC verification from the users who are known to withdraw thousands of dollars, and if someone limits their daily withdrawals to smaller amount then they don't need to go through KYC verification at all.

I have reservations about that being safe. If you happen to win a substantial amount of money, it will undoubtedly be noticeable in your account balance. Even if you opt to make small withdrawals on a regular basis, the system will likely perceive your actions as consistently withdrawing without placing any bets. Therefore, it's reasonable to assert that if your goal is to achieve a significant win at a casino, you must be prepared to fulfill the KYC  requirements

I also believe that the gamblers should try their best to avoid any bonuses of free bets as they require very high amount in wager which is unlikely to happen for most of the gamblers. A better way to start gambling with those casinos is to avoid such bonuses and free bets at any cost possible.

First and foremost, we are already aware of the wagering requirement and its corresponding rules. If we agree to those terms, there should be no issues or complaints when we're required to meet those requirements in order to enjoy our winnings. This is simply a fundamental aspect of the process.

[danadc]

I think actions like that, triggers KYC verification..... so the best way to prevent that, is to stay on the platform and to withdraw smaller amounts. Just keep playing small amounts constantly and withdraw small amounts occasionally.

If there is one thing that casinos hate most, it is players withdrawing large amounts of money .... no matter if it is after a huge win. They will spin that "KYC" nonsense... but it is just delay tactics to get you to stay longer and to gamble it back into their bankroll. 

I also think that, because casinos always seek to obtain more profit than normal, but that is a tactic that they should not do because a player when he plays and wins big, he needs his money to see his fruits, and if a casino starts With the KYC this is annoying, it is obvious that the player is bothered by odor, and since it takes some time to verify it, they hope that the player will start Playing , making withdrawals with little money is not appropriate, the casinos should not understand that the deinro of A player is sacred, because when a player loses, the casinos do not bother to give them a second chance or to let them try again, and return their money, those are things that are not so ethical.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

There's this common luck that always come with gambling but it's once in a while that you will discover seing a gambler winining a huge amount of money from his first attempt on gambling or at his early stage in gambling, we've seen several occasions a gambler will make use of a little amount of money to win a jackpot, though what we often see us the beginning of the fortune but we don't in most cases know how they ended if the casino eventually took back the money from them gradually or they succeeded with it.

[Stakefast]

I advertise for all kind of crypto casinos and I actually only hunt mulitpliers above 1414x and I am pretty successfull doing so.

I used to loose a lot on crypto casinos but since I changed the way I play I am on profit everywhere.

[benalexis12]

I advertise for all kind of crypto casinos and I actually only hunt mulitpliers above 1414x and I am pretty successfull doing so.

I used to loose a lot on crypto casinos but since I changed the way I play I am on profit everywhere.

Aren't you bragging about what you said? And what method do you do that you always make money in casinos? do you also mean that you don't experience loss when you gamble here in crypto gambling? It seems that what you are implying is hard to believe because there is no perfect gambler who never loses at the casino as far as I know.

[topbitcoin]

But often, people with a lot of experience decide to play, especially if they see a possibility of winning in the next round. But that will not always be the case because this is gambling where the outcome is won and lost. When we win, we can't expect to keep winning in the next round but instead, we have to stop to calm down.

well, thats what mostly says in gambling that "It is Easier said than done" because we are not on that position can tell this and that but once we are the one who are inside that situation , surely we will have different approach.

In the end, it all comes down to the power of self-control.
I agree with "easier said than done" because sometimes even though we have set boundaries from the beginning and already know how important self-control is, sometimes we just miss such things because we have greater hopes for the next round (after losing).
Technically it's like an adrenaline rush that makes us braver but on the other hand it shuts down our clear thinking because of the obsession that makes us hope for more after receiving a series of defeats.
It's definitely not good but I think everyone has felt the same way.

Yes you're right that sometimes self control is easier said than done and most times people don't deliberately make mistakes, it happens due to ignorance sometimes, what I'm trying to say Is that we're humans and prone to make mistakes in life, but one thing is to make mistakes and another thing is taking corrections  because if you don't fail to take corrections then you could end up making more mistakes.
 

"Donkeys never fall in the same hole"
we humans should be smarter than a donkey if we have to make the same mistake again. every incident is a lesson that should be used as evaluation material to continue to improve our abilities, at least if we can't get a win, well... at least we can control ourselves not to deepen losses even more.

Winning doesn't come all the time you win some and lose some but the goal is not to have numerous losses and sometimes when you lose it best to pause for a while and restrategise instead of trying to recover your lose immediately, because when you're not disciplined or have self control over gambling that's when the addiction for it would come in.

and it's true that if winning doesn't come in every game, then don't act silly to spend money on just one game.

There's this common luck that always come with gambling but it's once in a while that you will discover seing a gambler winining a huge amount of money from his first attempt on gambling or at his early stage in gambling, we've seen several occasions a gambler will make use of a little amount of money to win a jackpot, though what we often see us the beginning of the fortune but we don't in most cases know how they ended if the casino eventually took back the money from them gradually or they succeeded with it.

we cannot completely rely solely on luck in gambling, we still have to increase our knowledge and abilities to be able to win the game.
the initial victory is just a trigger for us to be even crazier in making bets. so be smart to control yourself in every game.

[Webetcoins]

I also had that doubt, I don't know if there is someone with that ability to make that money, I have not been able to take more than 10 dollars to 18-21 dollars , but more than that has not given me the opportunity, and I think that is very Difficult, to earn more you have to deposit more and be very careful, because that can greatly affect the balance when a person tries to do things that are not within reason , such as taking more risks and having a good chance of winning, I I think that in casinos it is not that it works 100% , there will always be things to do to win a lot of money , it takes a lot of luck and Unique patience.

Getting $8 on top of a $10 balance is an 80% win rate and that is great considering you are gambling, but that would only be useful if you know the right time to stop and don't gamble it back. A disciplined gambler would stop gambling when they see they have already got above 50% of their initial bankroll which is more than enough for a single gambling session, people that have pretty high bankrolls even tend to stop when they got even 10% on top.

Taking more risks when you are already in profit is nothing but foolishness because that will only make you lose what you have already won, and you might even lose a part of your initial bankroll which isn't what a bankroll would want to experience, so it's always better to simply just stop when the time is right.

[danadc]

I also had that doubt, I don't know if there is someone with that ability to make that money, I have not been able to take more than 10 dollars to 18-21 dollars , but more than that has not given me the opportunity, and I think that is very Difficult, to earn more you have to deposit more and be very careful, because that can greatly affect the balance when a person tries to do things that are not within reason , such as taking more risks and having a good chance of winning, I I think that in casinos it is not that it works 100% , there will always be things to do to win a lot of money , it takes a lot of luck and Unique patience.

Getting $8 on top of a $10 balance is an 80% win rate and that is great considering you are gambling, but that would only be useful if you know the right time to stop and don't gamble it back. A disciplined gambler would stop gambling when they see they have already got above 50% of their initial bankroll which is more than enough for a single gambling session, people that have pretty high bankrolls even tend to stop when they got even 10% on top.

Taking more risks when you are already in profit is nothing but foolishness because that will only make you lose what you have already won, and you might even lose a part of your initial bankroll which isn't what a bankroll would want to experience, so it's always better to simply just stop when the time is right.

Yes, that is a very good Initiative, but I would not Wait for it at 50% Because it is Something Dangerous, what I would do would be Better to bet and see if my 10% of bankroll goes away, I can stop and start betting until I have 5%, no I can afford to lose more than that , and so I can go up to 2.5% but I don't invest more Playing because sometimes when we start to play a lot, things have to happen little by little, that's what I've Learned Of the casinos , if a Person starts to play Big , one of two happens, that he loses Everything or multiplies his Money quickly , but the most likely thing is that he Loses it, a Casino will Always have the advantage of the house.

[tusandii]

I think actions like that, triggers KYC verification..... so the best way to prevent that, is to stay on the platform and to withdraw smaller amounts. Just keep playing small amounts constantly and withdraw small amounts occasionally.

If there is one thing that casinos hate most, it is players withdrawing large amounts of money .... no matter if it is after a huge win. They will spin that "KYC" nonsense... but it is just delay tactics to get you to stay longer and to gamble it back into their bankroll. 

But if you do this continuously, the casino team can suspect your account because you get a big win or jackpot but only make small withdrawals with quite a lot of withdrawals.
Actually KYC verification is not a scary thing and all of that is requested by casinos so they can believe that gamblers have played honestly and no cheating has been done, I am amazed at those gamblers who avoid KYC verification too much because KYC verification is also aimed at common interest not as if the casino makes it difficult for the customers.

For gamblers who are wise and can accept all the casino rules, they will not linger in the casino to return to betting the winnings stored in the bankroll, but immediately provide all the requirements requested by the casino and then withdraw a large number of these winnings.
Think about it if you get a big win then the casino asks KYC for withdrawal would you refuse it and just be willing to spend most of the winning amount to bet back?

[piebeyb]

Taking more risks when you are already in profit is nothing but foolishness because that will only make you lose what you have already won, and you might even lose a part of your initial bankroll which isn't what a bankroll would want to experience, so it's always better to simply just stop when the time is right.

It's hard to beat the dealer if we still have greed, sometimes that's what we have to get rid of because keeping greed won't make us feel like we won in the end, we always keep gambling until we reach the desired point, but unfortunately the results are always beaten by bookies until they run out, so that's why we always hear whatever the community has to say about gambling wisely and responsibly.

At least know when to play gambling and know when to stop gambling, because that way we can control ourselves from the greedy nature that has been inherent in the human heart since birth, always limiting spending budgets and also defeats or wins, so that when we reach the winning limit it's best stop gambling. but people always ignore that and continue playing as usual.

[Ziskinberg]

At least know when to play gambling and know when to stop gambling, because that way we can control ourselves from the greedy nature that has been inherent in the human heart since birth, always limiting spending budgets and also defeats or wins, so that when we reach the winning limit it's best stop gambling. but people always ignore that and continue playing as usual.

You can never consistently win in gambling without a solid strategy. While it's okay to be greedy, your strategy should be grounded in careful planning, not emotions. Rational thinking should guide your decisions. If you allow emotions to take over, it can easily disrupt your game plan. Even if you start with skill, without self-control, your consistency will erode over time, resulting in losses. Remember, you're betting against machines or experts who don't rely on emotions when gambling.

[SamReomo]

I think actions like that, triggers KYC verification..... so the best way to prevent that, is to stay on the platform and to withdraw smaller amounts. Just keep playing small amounts constantly and withdraw small amounts occasionally.

If there is one thing that casinos hate most, it is players withdrawing large amounts of money .... no matter if it is after a huge win. They will spin that "KYC" nonsense... but it is just delay tactics to get you to stay longer and to gamble it back into their bankroll. 

I agree with you, as long as a user doesn't tries to withdraw any large amount of money he/she will never have to do any type of KYC verifications. The casinos only want KYC verification from the users who are known to withdraw thousands of dollars, and if someone limits their daily withdrawals to smaller amount then they don't need to go through KYC verification at all.

I have reservations about that being safe. If you happen to win a substantial amount of money, it will undoubtedly be noticeable in your account balance. Even if you opt to make small withdrawals on a regular basis, the system will likely perceive your actions as consistently withdrawing without placing any bets. Therefore, it's reasonable to assert that if your goal is to achieve a significant win at a casino, you must be prepared to fulfill the KYC  requirements

I know that winning a huge sum of money will be noticeable in your account balance, but if you try to limit your daily withdrawals to a limited amount then there are few to no chances of you needing KYC verification. The casino's won't be targeting such users for KYC because they know that if such users complete their KYC details then they will be able to withdraw higher amounts without any issues. I don't think that any casino would take any actions against the accounts that are winning fairly and are withdrawing limited amount of cash per day. I agree that if those accounts want to withdraw all the money then they should really fulfill their KYC details, but if they are happy to withdraw limited amounts from their wining per day, and the sites doesn't require KYC for such amounts then I don't think that completion of KYC is necessary at all.

[Rabata]

anyone deposited very less amount and luckily won a big jackpot like a 100x or 500x or 1000x of base bet and withdrawn without kyc or without facing any problem from the platform?

if yes, how much was that amount? and what was the casino?

i seen many people complaining about they don't give big wins easily or just don't give by making unanswerable queries like very hard KYC, freezing accounts, etc. this problem is very common with trusted casino's also/

do anyone withdrawn successfully the winning amount and if yes what was the process, it was seamless or you need to pass a hard kyc?

If any one doesn't have KYC approval then it is not unusual to face such situation. But in some cases KYC becomes very important as one wins there like a big jackpot. However, in some good casino if big amount is won, then the money can be refunded properly by fulfilling the KYC conditions, but if the gambling site is not good, then the casino platform does not take any kind of complaint rather they freeze the winning amount and refuse to pay the winnings. A gambler must read their terms and conditions thoroughly before selecting any gambling platform.

[slapper]

I think actions like that, triggers KYC verification..... so the best way to prevent that, is to stay on the platform and to withdraw smaller amounts. Just keep playing small amounts constantly and withdraw small amounts occasionally.

If there is one thing that casinos hate most, it is players withdrawing large amounts of money .... no matter if it is after a huge win. They will spin that "KYC" nonsense... but it is just delay tactics to get you to stay longer and to gamble it back into their bankroll. 

I agree with you, as long as a user doesn't tries to withdraw any large amount of money he/she will never have to do any type of KYC verifications. The casinos only want KYC verification from the users who are known to withdraw thousands of dollars, and if someone limits their daily withdrawals to smaller amount then they don't need to go through KYC verification at all.

I also believe that the gamblers should try their best to avoid any bonuses of free bets as they require very high amount in wager which is unlikely to happen for most of the gamblers. A better way to start gambling with those casinos is to avoid such bonuses and free bets at any cost possible.

Reducing withdrawals to avoid KYC? That sounds ridiculous, to put it mildly. And I mean, really?

Regarding bonuses and free bets, it's true that occasionally they could appear to be enticing diversion. But discarding them completely? Saying "I don't want any advantages or opportunities, thanks!" is analogous to that. You're right that there are some demanding requirements, but that's part of the fun, I guess. Furthermore, isn't it a little bit envied when someone succeeds in beating the odds and wins?

[Haunebu]

Personally, I won around x50 - x100 plenty of times through small sports accumulator bets and was never asked to submit KYC so far though the amounts weren't huge or anything.

Almost every crypto gambling site will request KYC if the amount is huge these days though only a couple of them give bullshit excuses even after providing KYC.

Smaller withdrawals could bypass KYC, but it would take a lot longer to fully access your winnings.