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[PlayBit]

Great news. We are launching our PBC Shop!

What is it and how does it work? You play as usual and for every bet you place, you receive PBC for free on your balance in the PBC SHOP.

PBC is PlayBit Coins' internal currency, and you earn it every time you play your favorite games.

PBC can be exchanged in the store for USDT (no wager!) or physical goods such as an iPhone 17 Pro Max or even a BMW M3 Competition!

The more you play, the more you win!

[PlayBit]

Hello!

Good news - New Provider: 3oak, new games on pragmatic, amatic, etc... 859 new games!

[Kelvinid]

Hello!

Good news - New Provider: 3oak, new games on pragmatic, amatic, etc... 859 new games!

It's getting bigger…congratulations, PlayBit.casino.

All I can say is to keep going and remain transparent. With the huge number of casinos these days, consistency is the key to success. This is not a competition of which site has a huge number of games but rather a competition of their services. Because gamblers will look for casinos that can deliver satisfaction and, of course, the one that can protect their privacy.

Well, I'm looking forward to seeing more good news in this holiday season.

[Pmalek]

I noticed something unusual while inspecting your Terms and Conditions. It's the part about which games are eligible for wagering. The terms state that wagering requirements can only be fulfilled by playing slot games. This is weird because PlayBit has sports betting as well. Does this mean that I can't wager my crypto deposits on sports, and that my sports bets wouldn't count towards the wagering requirements? Ultimately, you are forcing players to play slots only.

Eligible Games for Wagering: Wagering requirements can only be fulfilled by playing Slot Games. The following game types do NOT contribute to wagering requirements:

Live Casino games (Live Blackjack, Live Roulette, Live Baccarat, etc.)
Crash games and similar instant games
Table games

[logfiles]

I noticed something unusual while inspecting your Terms and Conditions. It's the part about which games are eligible for wagering. The terms state that wagering requirements can only be fulfilled by playing slot games. This is weird because PlayBit has sports betting as well. Does this mean that I can't wager my crypto deposits on sports, and that my sports bets wouldn't count towards the wagering requirements? Ultimately, you are forcing players to play slots only.

Eligible Games for Wagering: Wagering requirements can only be fulfilled by playing Slot Games. The following game types do NOT contribute to wagering requirements:

Live Casino games (Live Blackjack, Live Roulette, Live Baccarat, etc.)
Crash games and similar instant games
Table games

Their terms and conditions talk nothing about sports betting or the sportsbook, so my guess is they later introduced the sportsbooks after previously launching with other games, and they forgot to update the terms of service.

It is likely the sport betting does not count towards the wagering requirements

[khaled0111]

I noticed something unusual while inspecting your Terms and Conditions. It's the part about which games are eligible for wagering. The terms state that wagering requirements can only be fulfilled by playing slot games. This is weird because PlayBit has sports betting as well.

I didn’t read their terms, but to be honest, this is not unusual. Many casinos have the same requirements. On some casinos, you will even see in their terms that bets on slots count 100% toward the wagering requirements while bets on sports or in-house games count only 50% toward the wagering requirement. So no, this is not something unusual.
It all depends on the house edge. The house edge on slots is like 5% while on in-house games it’s usually 1 or 2% max. When it comes to sports betting, then they just can’t take the risk.

[Pmalek]

I didn’t read their terms, but to be honest, this is not unusual. Many casinos have the same requirements. On some casinos, you will even see in their terms that bets on slots count 100% toward the wagering requirements while bets on sports or in-house games count only 50% toward the wagering requirement. So no, this is not something unusual.
It all depends on the house edge. The house edge on slots is like 5% while on in-house games it’s usually 1 or 2% max. When it comes to sports betting, then they just can’t take the risk.

I think you misunderstood my post. You are talking about depositing, claiming a bonus, and wagering the bonus money. When you play with bonus funds, it's normal that slots contribute 100% towards the wagering requirements, while other games contribute less or nothing at all. But here I am talking about regular real-money deposits, not connected to bonuses. According to the terms, if you deposit your own money into PlayBit Casino, you won't be allowed to withdraw until you wager that deposit on slots. That's not how other casinos do it. You should be allowed to wager your real-money deposits on any games you like to play. If they have sports betting, just like PlayBit, you can bet on sports and withdraw after meeting the standard 1x or higher wagering requirement.

[panjul07]

I noticed something unusual while inspecting your Terms and Conditions. It's the part about which games are eligible for wagering. The terms state that wagering requirements can only be fulfilled by playing slot games. This is weird because PlayBit has sports betting as well. Does this mean that I can't wager my crypto deposits on sports, and that my sports bets wouldn't count towards the wagering requirements? Ultimately, you are forcing players to play slots only.

Eligible Games for Wagering: Wagering requirements can only be fulfilled by playing Slot Games. The following game types do NOT contribute to wagering requirements:

Live Casino games (Live Blackjack, Live Roulette, Live Baccarat, etc.)
Crash games and similar instant games
Table games

I checked the terms and it seems that they do not welcome sports bettors if bets on sports does not count towards wagering requirement for deposit without bonus means that they are forcing sports bettors to play slots games.
Even worse, they also do not welcome players who like to play live games, crash game and other similar games which is really strange terms.
They should change this term, it is reasonable if they put this terms for deposit with bonus but it is unusual if they apply it for normal deposit without bonus.
How can a casino force their players to play games that they may not like to play just to withdraw their money?