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[gunhell16]

I find it normal to have to pay for services, and if its free in a case of making a withdrawal
its a bonus. Ok there are a few platforms not charging fees, but they are in a minority,
but as I said its a small bonus to have zero fees

Crypto casinos that cover all expenses for their players are still in a minority. You are right about that. Most platforms require that clients pay at least the network fees. But it's not unusual in the fiat world of online casinos that you, the player, isn't charged any withdrawal fees. At least those online casinos I have registered at always paid everything from their pockets.

I don't think it's asking too much to have casinos cover those fees. Players are already gambling with their money there. They leave millions in profits for the casino operators. At least cover their fees when they are charged for everything else and they make you a lot of money.

Really? Is this what the Winna Casino platform is like? I haven't really checked it out yet, but because of your post, I tried looking at it and even signed up because I suddenly got curious.
This is the first time I've read a statement like this.

All the casinos I've tried gambling at, none of them offered free transactions on their platform, but this one has no fees, and that really got
my attention and made me curious.

[Dr.Osh]

I find it normal to have to pay for services, and if its free in a case of making a withdrawal
its a bonus. Ok there are a few platforms not charging fees, but they are in a minority,
but as I said its a small bonus to have zero fees

Crypto casinos that cover all expenses for their players are still in a minority. You are right about that. Most platforms require that clients pay at least the network fees. But it's not unusual in the fiat world of online casinos that you, the player, isn't charged any withdrawal fees. At least those online casinos I have registered at always paid everything from their pockets.

I don't think it's asking too much to have casinos cover those fees. Players are already gambling with their money there. They leave millions in profits for the casino operators. At least cover their fees when they are charged for everything else and they make you a lot of money.

Really? Is this what the Winna Casino platform is like? I haven't really checked it out yet, but because of your post, I tried looking at it and even signed up because I suddenly got curious.
This is the first time I've read a statement like this.

All the casinos I've tried gambling at, none of them offered free transactions on their platform, but this one has no fees, and that really got
my attention and made me curious.

You are wrong, transaction fees at winna.com are charged according to the network you use, on the BSC network the withdrawal fee is around $1.2, I don't know about other networks, because I only tried it on the BSC network, only the withdrawal fee is displayed as being deducted automatically.

[Pmalek]

Really? Is this what the Winna Casino platform is like? I haven't really checked it out yet, but because of your post, I tried looking at it and even signed up because I suddenly got curious.
This is the first time I've read a statement like this.

I wasn't talking about Winna in that post. I was talking about traditional fiat online casinos like bet365, bwin, or Sbobet. I have gambled on a few popular brands with fiat and never paid withdrawal fees. But that also depends on the withdrawal method. It's not the same if you are withdrawing to a bank account on the other side of the world or transferring your winnings to a digital wallet like Skrill, Neteller, etc.

But even in the crypto casino scene there are some that charge players nothing for withdrawals.
Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

But even in the crypto casino scene there are some that charge players nothing for withdrawals.
Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos

I knew two threads about withdrawal fees on casinos including yours. Another thread is «»NEW«»Casinos Withdrawal Fees Rise (!?)|Sep. 2020«1Yr»Sep. 2021|2024!?

That thread was last updated in September 2024 but the topic author can update it again in the future so I think it's deserved to be introduced here. Bookmarking your thread as well as that thread is my recommendation for gamblers who care about general and comparative withdrawal information among casinos.

[aoluain]

I find it normal to have to pay for services, and if its free in a case of making a withdrawal
its a bonus. Ok there are a few platforms not charging fees, but they are in a minority,
but as I said its a small bonus to have zero fees

Crypto casinos that cover all expenses for their players are still in a minority. You are right about that. Most platforms require that clients pay at least the network fees. But it's not unusual in the fiat world of online casinos that you, the player, isn't charged any withdrawal fees. At least those online casinos I have registered at always paid everything from their pockets.

I don't think it's asking too much to have casinos cover those fees. Players are already gambling with their money there. They leave millions in profits for the casino operators. At least cover their fees when they are charged for everything else and they make you a lot of money.

No actually you are right - its not a big ask to have waivered fees especially when
they are so low currently but on the other hand if you are withdrawing a nice winning
pot low Tx fees will not be a massive burden.

It is a nice advertisement though - No Withdrawal fees!

Go back not to far and fees were absolutely massive - those were painful times
and I remember holding off on withdrawals.

[Taskford]

I find it normal to have to pay for services, and if its free in a case of making a withdrawal
its a bonus. Ok there are a few platforms not charging fees, but they are in a minority,
but as I said its a small bonus to have zero fees

Crypto casinos that cover all expenses for their players are still in a minority. You are right about that. Most platforms require that clients pay at least the network fees. But it's not unusual in the fiat world of online casinos that you, the player, isn't charged any withdrawal fees. At least those online casinos I have registered at always paid everything from their pockets.

I don't think it's asking too much to have casinos cover those fees. Players are already gambling with their money there. They leave millions in profits for the casino operators. At least cover their fees when they are charged for everything else and they make you a lot of money.

Really? Is this what the Winna Casino platform is like? I haven't really checked it out yet, but because of your post, I tried looking at it and even signed up because I suddenly got curious.
This is the first time I've read a statement like this.

All the casinos I've tried gambling at, none of them offered free transactions on their platform, but this one has no fees, and that really got
my attention and made me curious.

There are casinos offering handling fees can't put their names here since it will looks like I advertise them in this thread.

But try to check this since they explain that well https://casinosblockchain.io/crypto-casino-withdrawal-fees/

Winna said that they don't charge any fees and its good since the only thing needed to pay is the network fees set by the network. I think there are casinos offer no network fee as part of their promotion to their users. Just try to research those casinos and provably there are some big casinos here offers this.

[Yaunfitda]

I find it normal to have to pay for services, and if its free in a case of making a withdrawal
its a bonus. Ok there are a few platforms not charging fees, but they are in a minority,
but as I said its a small bonus to have zero fees

Crypto casinos that cover all expenses for their players are still in a minority. You are right about that. Most platforms require that clients pay at least the network fees. But it's not unusual in the fiat world of online casinos that you, the player, isn't charged any withdrawal fees. At least those online casinos I have registered at always paid everything from their pockets.

I don't think it's asking too much to have casinos cover those fees. Players are already gambling with their money there. They leave millions in profits for the casino operators. At least cover their fees when they are charged for everything else and they make you a lot of money.

Really? Is this what the Winna Casino platform is like? I haven't really checked it out yet, but because of your post, I tried looking at it and even signed up because I suddenly got curious.
This is the first time I've read a statement like this.

All the casinos I've tried gambling at, none of them offered free transactions on their platform, but this one has no fees, and that really got
my attention and made me curious.

There are casinos offering handling fees can't put their names here since it will looks like I advertise them in this thread.

But try to check this since they explain that well https://casinosblockchain.io/crypto-casino-withdrawal-fees/

Winna said that they don't charge any fees and its good since the only thing needed to pay is the network fees set by the network. I think there are casinos offer no network fee as part of their promotion to their users. Just try to research those casinos and provably there are some big casinos here offers this.

Yeah, I think there are also casinos that have been existing for a long time that cover the network fees too. But in any case it's not, the fees are not that big right now as the mempool is usually very thin already. And for sure as gamblers we already know that this is part of our whole gambling experience, sometimes there are casinos that shoulder the fees and sometimes we do cover for it. I think it's not a big deal already and there could be some unwritten rule between casinos as well not to charge the fees to high for their customers. Although if I recall, there are some casinos that a setup on how much fees you want, specially if you wanted it to be confirmed in the next block.