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[Questat]

If you’re withdrawing something like $100, the fee shouldn’t hurt that much. It only feels heavy when you’re cashing out small amounts too often.

We really don’t have much choice sometimes but to withdraw small amounts, especially when the fee feels high. It’s fine if you’re using a fiat casino like the one I use, since there’s usually no fee when you cash out through a payment app. But in crypto, it’s different. There’s always the blockchain network fee, so we have to consider that. That’s why I only withdraw when my wins are bigger, so I don’t feel the fee.

[arwin100]

If you’re withdrawing something like $100, the fee shouldn’t hurt that much. It only feels heavy when you’re cashing out small amounts too often.

We really don’t have much choice sometimes but to withdraw small amounts, especially when the fee feels high. It’s fine if you’re using a fiat casino like the one I use, since there’s usually no fee when you cash out through a payment app. But in crypto, it’s different. There’s always the blockchain network fee, so we have to consider that. That’s why I only withdraw when my wins are bigger, so I don’t feel the fee.

We cannot blame the casino for that since each chain have their own network fees, so this should be look at before considering to withdraw their funds. Much better for people to use coins that have cheap fees option since if they use Bitcoin and ETH well expect that fees changes depends on the current state of the network.

But I don't think its wise choice to withdraw small amount considering those fees they need to pay. So much better if they consider to reach the amount suggested by @stadus or even more so they can't feel much the fees taken to them.

[Questat]

If you’re withdrawing something like $100, the fee shouldn’t hurt that much. It only feels heavy when you’re cashing out small amounts too often.

We really don’t have much choice sometimes but to withdraw small amounts, especially when the fee feels high. It’s fine if you’re using a fiat casino like the one I use, since there’s usually no fee when you cash out through a payment app. But in crypto, it’s different. There’s always the blockchain network fee, so we have to consider that. That’s why I only withdraw when my wins are bigger, so I don’t feel the fee.

We cannot blame the casino for that since each chain have their own network fees, so this should be look at before considering to withdraw their funds. Much better for people to use coins that have cheap fees option since if they use Bitcoin and ETH well expect that fees changes depends on the current state of the network.

But I don't think its wise choice to withdraw small amount considering those fees they need to pay. So much better if they consider to reach the amount suggested by @stadus or even more so they can't feel much the fees taken to them.

Of course. Honestly, I don’t even see this as a big issue when the fee is only a little over a dollar. That’s already very cheap, to be honest.

The ones who keep complaining about that kind of fee are usually not really gamblers, or they just can’t afford to gamble but still try to force it. I mean, if you can’t even afford a $1 fee, then obviously you won’t be able to sleep well after losing $10.

That’s why gambling is not for everyone. There are people who can handle the risks and losses, and there are also those who really shouldn’t be playing in the first place.

[Ziskinberg]

The ones who keep complaining about that kind of fee are usually not really gamblers, or they just can’t afford to gamble but still try to force it. I mean, if you can’t even afford a $1 fee, then obviously you won’t be able to sleep well after losing $10.

Gamblers all have different financial capacity in life, but that doesn’t mean some of us shouldn’t be allowed to gamble. We’re all here because we enjoy it, and as long as we can play within the minimum bet of a casino, we should be treated the same as those who bet huge amounts.

It’s also normal to see people complaining or sharing their opinions. That’s part of any forum, and it shouldn’t always be taken too seriously. Not every complaint means someone is bad or just being toxic. Honestly, a large number of small gamblers who play consistently are often more valuable to a casino than a few VIP accounts. VIPs can easily transfer to another casino anytime, especially now that some platforms even offer VIP transfers. So in the long run, regular players matter too.

[aleks86]

Like I said before, this 2up.io is abosolute scam


more that 2 weeks my complaint are at casino guru. ofc no answer.


Avoid this scam casino, do not try to play here

When I first wrote that this casino was a scam, many people said there was no evidence and that everything was just so strange. I provided proof. They started advising me to file a complaint with AskGamblers or CasinoGuru. I filed a complaint, and the scam casino didn't respond. Where are all the smart people? Or is something still unclear?

[gunhell16]

If you’re withdrawing something like $100, the fee shouldn’t hurt that much. It only feels heavy when you’re cashing out small amounts too often.

We really don’t have much choice sometimes but to withdraw small amounts, especially when the fee feels high. It’s fine if you’re using a fiat casino like the one I use, since there’s usually no fee when you cash out through a payment app. But in crypto, it’s different. There’s always the blockchain network fee, so we have to consider that. That’s why I only withdraw when my wins are bigger, so I don’t feel the fee.

We cannot blame the casino for that since each chain have their own network fees, so this should be look at before considering to withdraw their funds. Much better for people to use coins that have cheap fees option since if they use Bitcoin and ETH well expect that fees changes depends on the current state of the network.

But I don't think its wise choice to withdraw small amount considering those fees they need to pay. So much better if they consider to reach the amount suggested by @stadus or even more so they can't feel much the fees taken to them.

Of course. Honestly, I don’t even see this as a big issue when the fee is only a little over a dollar. That’s already very cheap, to be honest.

The ones who keep complaining about that kind of fee are usually not really gamblers, or they just can’t afford to gamble but still try to force it. I mean, if you can’t even afford a $1 fee, then obviously you won’t be able to sleep well after losing $10.

That’s why gambling is not for everyone. There are people who can handle the risks and losses, and there are also those who really shouldn’t be playing in the first place.

It seems like a superficial reason if a complainant is only complaining about a fee, but the fee at a casino is not really that big a deal. Could it be that these types of gamblers are just trying to ruin a casino? Sometimes this is what really crosses my mind.

Maybe I would still believe if the fee taken was $100 or more and then what he withdraws is in the amount of $1000 from the casino; could that really be a valid reason?
But if it is about $1-$5, then $100 will be released. I will agree anyway if my reason as a gambler in gambling is an emergency.

[lionheart78]

It seems like a superficial reason if a complainant is only complaining about a fee, but the fee at a casino is not really that big a deal. Could it be that these types of gamblers are just trying to ruin a casino? Sometimes this is what really crosses my mind.

It is not that the gamblers are trying to ruin the casino, but obviously, there are gamblers who want to make the best out of their withdrawal so even deducting a certain small amount for withdrawal as a fee affects them.  This is also the reason why some casinos shoulder the withdrawal processing fee, but wait, the casino have also a free withdrawal option, that can be enjoyed when someone has reached a certain VIP status.

So if anyone wanted to avail for free withdrawal procedure, they should aim for that VIP status. If I am not mistaken, it was Gold VIP ( 1 weekly free withdrawal) and Emerald VIP (1 daily free withdrawal)

Maybe I would still believe if the fee taken was $100 or more and then what he withdraws is in the amount of $1000 from the casino; could that really be a valid reason?
But if it is about $1-$5, then $100 will be released. I will agree anyway if my reason as a gambler in gambling is an emergency.

Hey, for some players $1-$5 is huge enough that they have to whine about the fee.  But then we should also consider that crypto transaction have blockchain fees, and the casino shouldering it is a huge maintenance for them, just think if there are 10,000 daily withdrawal requests, if the casino will shoulder it, it will be a huge expense for the casino.

[Questat]

It seems like a superficial reason if a complainant is only complaining about a fee, but the fee at a casino is not really that big a deal. Could it be that these types of gamblers are just trying to ruin a casino? Sometimes this is what really crosses my mind.

Maybe I would still believe if the fee taken was $100 or more and then what he withdraws is in the amount of $1000 from the casino; could that really be a valid reason?
But if it is about $1-$5, then $100 will be released. I will agree anyway if my reason as a gambler in gambling is an emergency.

I don’t think he’s trying to ruin the casino just because he said the fee feels high for him. If that’s his reality, then that’s just how he sees it. It doesn’t automatically mean he’s lying.

A smart gambler would understand both sides. Some won’t mind the fee at all, especially if they’re playing bigger amounts. But there are also gamblers who play with small bankrolls, and for them every cent really counts. So it’s not always about attacking the casino. Sometimes it’s just a difference in perspective based on how much someone can afford to risk.

[henry_of_skalitz]

I don’t think he’s trying to ruin the casino just because he said the fee feels high for him. If that’s his reality, then that’s just how he sees it. It doesn’t automatically mean he’s lying.

A smart gambler would understand both sides. Some won’t mind the fee at all, especially if they’re playing bigger amounts. But there are also gamblers who play with small bankrolls, and for them every cent really counts. So it’s not always about attacking the casino. Sometimes it’s just a difference in perspective based on how much someone can afford to risk.

that's why we are on the forum after all.

To see all perspectives, and to come up with our own after that.

[gunhell16]

Hey, for some players $1-$5 is huge enough that they have to whine about the fee.  But then we should also consider that crypto transaction have blockchain fees, and the casino shouldering it is a huge maintenance for them, just think if there are 10,000 daily withdrawal requests, if the casino will shoulder it, it will be a huge expense for the casino.

You have a point in what you say, dude; $1-5 on my part is actually a lot, and it is also not possible that the miners do not have a blockchain fee because that is how they live or survive. Although there is only one occasion when the fee suddenly increases in price, it rarely happens, and when it does, many people really complain about the fee.

But this only applies when, for example, Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, right? But when it comes to fiat or stablecoins, it is not like this, right? This is my understanding of this matter.

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