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[gunhell16]

And you mentioned that every time you receive free spins, you also win. Is it okay to know from you how much is the amount value that you win at this casino you're talking about?
Thanks..

The amount ranges, could be $10 and sometimes up to $50 and usually for 25 free spins, not 100 as I think it was in this case. There have been very small amounts lower than $5 also in there. It is all down to luck at the end of the day.

- Jay -

Free spins here seem very interesting, actually free spins are very difficult to win with any amount, or you can say that it is very rare, but if it is true that there is as you say it is worth trying.

Regarding the KYC that you talked about above, if even today you can still do gambling without doing KYC for both deposits and withdrawals, it is possible that in the future they will impose it, especially if they expand, they must comply with regulations which in general all regulators require KYC on every operating corporation, at least today it is still safe we can do gambling calmly at 2UP.io.

Regarding what you said, it seems true that it’s really rare to win a large amount in casinos using free spins. I remember before, I tried a crypto casino where I always won, though it wasn’t a well-known casino.  At that time, I thought I was just lucky with my gambling because I often won, and then I got 15 free spins.

I couldn’t believe that all 15 of my free spins won, until my total winnings reached $3000. I thought I was using a demo account because I couldn’t believe it. In the end, I realized that the casino was just a scam, which was annoying because when I tried to withdraw my winnings, the casino asked me to deposit $100. That’s when I realized the platform was a scam, so I immediately logged out and deactivated my account there. That’s why it’s still better to gamble at reputable casinos.

[noormcs5]

I couldn’t believe that all 15 of my free spins won, until my total winnings reached $3000. I thought I was using a demo account because I couldn’t believe it. In the end, I realized that the casino was just a scam, which was annoying because when I tried to withdraw my winnings, the casino asked me to deposit $100. That’s when I realized the platform was a scam, so I immediately logged out and deactivated my account there. That’s why it’s still better to gamble at reputable casinos.

Yeah, this is another way of scamming gamblers. Usually the gamblers would not want to deposit on any unknown new site but this way they inject greed in the gamblers mind that by only depositing 100$ he can get the whole 3000$ available  (as per your example) in the account. You are an experienced gambler so you were save saved from this but there may be many other innocent gamblers who might have deposited the money and in the end they just lose their wealth through these scams.

[MusaMohamed]

I couldn’t believe that all 15 of my free spins won, until my total winnings reached $3000. I thought I was using a demo account because I couldn’t believe it. In the end, I realized that the casino was just a scam, which was annoying because when I tried to withdraw my winnings, the casino asked me to deposit $100. That’s when I realized the platform was a scam, so I immediately logged out and deactivated my account there. That’s why it’s still better to gamble at reputable casinos.

Asking for more money in deposit to be approved for your withdrawal request is a scam, it's clear. It is clearly scam and applied for all platforms and scammers use this method to double their scam money on victims who believed in their promise of "if you deposit $100, your withdrawal request will be approved". Later, if after you sent $100 for a deposit, the request will be escalated to like $200, $400, and more. If you are blindly, you will lose bigger and bigger money with each new deposit.

Cryptocurrency scambook has its point on this scam method. It is written as Deposit scams.

[Ojima-ojo]

I couldn’t believe that all 15 of my free spins won, until my total winnings reached $3000. I thought I was using a demo account because I couldn’t believe it. In the end, I realized that the casino was just a scam, which was annoying because when I tried to withdraw my winnings, the casino asked me to deposit $100. That’s when I realized the platform was a scam, so I immediately logged out and deactivated my account there. That’s why it’s still better to gamble at reputable casinos.

Asking for more money in deposit to be approved for your withdrawal request is a scam, it's clear. It is clearly scam and applied for all platforms and scammers use this method to double their scam money on victims who believed in their promise of "if you deposit $100, your withdrawal request will be approved". Later, if after you sent $100 for a deposit, the request will be escalated to like $200, $400, and more. If you are blindly, you will lose bigger and bigger money with each new deposit.

Cryptocurrency scambook has its point on this scam method. It is written as Deposit scams.

Is obviously a scam even from the beginning, when all your spins are winning and you accumulated a huge multiplier that gave you the $3000 total accumulated amount.

And the red flag came when you are not able to withdraw but asked to make additional deposits because the scammers goals is t walk away with your deposits that is the exit scam, do you mind mentioning the name of the casino.

[Strongkored]

I couldn’t believe that all 15 of my free spins won, until my total winnings reached $3000. I thought I was using a demo account because I couldn’t believe it. In the end, I realized that the casino was just a scam, which was annoying because when I tried to withdraw my winnings, the casino asked me to deposit $100. That’s when I realized the platform was a scam, so I immediately logged out and deactivated my account there. That’s why it’s still better to gamble at reputable casinos.

Asking for more money in deposit to be approved for your withdrawal request is a scam, it's clear. It is clearly scam and applied for all platforms and scammers use this method to double their scam money on victims who believed in their promise of "if you deposit $100, your withdrawal request will be approved". Later, if after you sent $100 for a deposit, the request will be escalated to like $200, $400, and more. If you are blindly, you will lose bigger and bigger money with each new deposit.

Cryptocurrency scambook has its point on this scam method. It is written as Deposit scams.

Notice the strangeness, I mean if in just a few spins you could make thousands of dollars, although it's not impossible, it rarely happens, so as a player we need to be cautious, especially with the obligation to make deposits.
However, I have at least two experiences like this where I got a bonus spin from a new casino and was able to make hundreds of dollars, required to make a deposit of about $25-$50 before withdrawing, luckily it was successfully withdrawn, but unfortunately, that casino no longer exists—maybe they ended up becoming a scam because they didn’t make enough profit since some people abused the bonus, which also happens quite often.

Every oddity should be watched out for, but not every rule requiring a deposit as a certainty is a scam.

[ginsan]

Free spins here seem very interesting, actually free spins are very difficult to win with any amount, or you can say that it is very rare, but if it is true that there is as you say it is worth trying.

Free spins are exciting at first but my experience has taught me to go into it with an open mind. The win rate is very appalling.

But even so if there is luck in it even when you use small bets on free spins he can give a big win, but what must be realized is not to expect too much in free spins.

Wow 7900 spins is quite a lot, and yet it's still not enough to get the max win? I know it takes a lot of luck to get a max win, but I'm wondering how many spins it takes? I used to play the Big Bass slots a lot, they had a good RTP but not anymore. New games have come out and I've tried them but the bonus multiplier has been bad.

This is scary for me because I used to think that new games would have a better RTP than older ones. I need to change my thinking about it then judging from your experience and review here.

Everything is almost the same today on all games, and no matter how many spins will not affect the maximum win if you don't get lucky, we have to swallow that fact, therefore never overdo it in gambling because if you are unlucky you will only spend the balance you have.

Free spins here seem very interesting, actually free spins are very difficult to win with any amount, or you can say that it is very rare, but if it is true that there is as you say it is worth trying.

Regarding the KYC that you talked about above, if even today you can still do gambling without doing KYC for both deposits and withdrawals, it is possible that in the future they will impose it, especially if they expand, they must comply with regulations which in general all regulators require KYC on every operating corporation, at least today it is still safe we can do gambling calmly at 2UP.io.

Regarding what you said, it seems true that it’s really rare to win a large amount in casinos using free spins. I remember before, I tried a crypto casino where I always won, though it wasn’t a well-known casino.  At that time, I thought I was just lucky with my gambling because I often won, and then I got 15 free spins.

I couldn’t believe that all 15 of my free spins won, until my total winnings reached $3000. I thought I was using a demo account because I couldn’t believe it. In the end, I realized that the casino was just a scam, which was annoying because when I tried to withdraw my winnings, the casino asked me to deposit $100. That’s when I realized the platform was a scam, so I immediately logged out and deactivated my account there. That’s why it’s still better to gamble at reputable casinos.

That may be another story in your case, I hope it doesn't happen to me here, and 1UP.io is not like that if the player wins, even though they are a fairly new casino they have the foresight to become bigger, free spins in your case are disappointing, sorry for that.

[Mahiyammahi]

I couldn’t believe that all 15 of my free spins won, until my total winnings reached $3000. I thought I was using a demo account because I couldn’t believe it. In the end, I realized that the casino was just a scam, which was annoying because when I tried to withdraw my winnings, the casino asked me to deposit $100. That’s when I realized the platform was a scam, so I immediately logged out and deactivated my account there. That’s why it’s still better to gamble at reputable casinos.

The gambling industry is growing in such a way that it is now very difficult to distinguish which casino is good and which is bad. Nowadays, it has become such that wherever I go, I get ads for gambling sites. Especially the situation you described is happening with local casinos.

You will see that every reputed casinos have started accepting crypto deposits. This industry is so big that a huge number of people are investing here and this industry is getting bigger every day that is why we are constantly seeing thousands of ads of different casinos. I don't play without reputated casinos now.

[pusaka]

I couldn’t believe that all 15 of my free spins won, until my total winnings reached $3000. I thought I was using a demo account because I couldn’t believe it. In the end, I realized that the casino was just a scam, which was annoying because when I tried to withdraw my winnings, the casino asked me to deposit $100. That’s when I realized the platform was a scam, so I immediately logged out and deactivated my account there. That’s why it’s still better to gamble at reputable casinos.

The gambling industry is growing in such a way that it is now very difficult to distinguish which casino is good and which is bad. Nowadays, it has become such that wherever I go, I get ads for gambling sites. Especially the situation you described is happening with local casinos.

You will see that every reputed casinos have started accepting crypto deposits. This industry is so big that a huge number of people are investing here and this industry is getting bigger every day that is why we are constantly seeing thousands of ads of different casinos. I don't play without reputated casinos now.

That's a good decision, man, because the sheer number of new casino sites that also offer crypto deposits means we have to be careful when choosing a casino. One way to find a good casino is to stick with those with a strong reputation. Never try a new, unknown casino, especially one advertised on social media or the internet.

I prefer casinos I'm familiar with, such as those listed on this forum. Even if we try a new casino we're new to with very little capital, it can still be incredibly frustrating if we're lucky and can't withdraw our winnings.

[Salahmu]

I couldn’t believe that all 15 of my free spins won, until my total winnings reached $3000. I thought I was using a demo account because I couldn’t believe it. In the end, I realized that the casino was just a scam, which was annoying because when I tried to withdraw my winnings, the casino asked me to deposit $100. That’s when I realized the platform was a scam, so I immediately logged out and deactivated my account there. That’s why it’s still better to gamble at reputable casinos.

Yeah, this is another way of scamming gamblers. Usually the gamblers would not want to deposit on any unknown new site but this way they inject greed in the gamblers mind that by only depositing 100$ he can get the whole 3000$ available  (as per your example) in the account. You are an experienced gambler so you were save saved from this but there may be many other innocent gamblers who might have deposited the money and in the end they just lose their wealth through these scams.

If the casino was a genuine casino those wining from the bonus wouldn't have been easy for him to win because it would have been the normal hard way of the bonuses but unfortunately for them the gambler knew they were playing with his head so that he will deposit in other to take the withdrawal. Being experienced in gambling is not just about the wining but it helped on this cases because being long in gambling will expose you to knowing things in casino that when someone is using another casino to scam the person they will no because is what all good casinos do not do.

[gunhell16]

I couldn’t believe that all 15 of my free spins won, until my total winnings reached $3000. I thought I was using a demo account because I couldn’t believe it. In the end, I realized that the casino was just a scam, which was annoying because when I tried to withdraw my winnings, the casino asked me to deposit $100. That’s when I realized the platform was a scam, so I immediately logged out and deactivated my account there. That’s why it’s still better to gamble at reputable casinos.

Yeah, this is another way of scamming gamblers. Usually the gamblers would not want to deposit on any unknown new site but this way they inject greed in the gamblers mind that by only depositing 100$ he can get the whole 3000$ available  (as per your example) in the account. You are an experienced gambler so you were save saved from this but there may be many other innocent gamblers who might have deposited the money and in the end they just lose their wealth through these scams.

If the casino was a genuine casino those wining from the bonus wouldn't have been easy for him to win because it would have been the normal hard way of the bonuses but unfortunately for them the gambler knew they were playing with his head so that he will deposit in other to take the withdrawal. Being experienced in gambling is not just about the wining but it helped on this cases because being long in gambling will expose you to knowing things in casino that when someone is using another casino to scam the person they will no because is what all good casinos do not do.

That’s exactly why it’s good that this forum has been so helpful because of the things I’ve read about incidents like the one I shared regarding a certain casino. What if I hadn’t come across those warnings? I’d probably already been scammed by a fraudulent casino.

And I’d likely have already fallen for that $3,000 scam, blindly following whatever the casino’s support agent told me it would’ve been so easy to be tricked. That’s why the contributions of our fellow members here are so valuable they constantly warn us about shady casinos that take advantage of fellow gamblers and don’t care about doing the right thing.

[logfiles]

Wow 7900 spins is quite a lot, and yet it's still not enough to get the max win? I know it takes a lot of luck to get a max win, but I'm wondering how many spins it takes? I used to play the Big Bass slots a lot, they had a good RTP but not anymore. New games have come out and I've tried them but the bonus multiplier has been bad.

Even if we play regularly, the maximum win will still be difficult to achieve.
With Pragmatic Play, it's difficult to achieve high multipliers, especially the max win.
Every time I play slots from that provider, I remember the highest multiplier being around 700x, but often only 200x. This can be achieved several times over a long playing session, but the end result is still not very satisfying.

I certainly wasn't even aiming for a max win, which I later discovered was 2,100x. I just wanted a decent win of around 500x - 700x, but it never happened in those over 7,900 spins 
I guess it was my bad day at office, but I think I will continue to have more biased towards that game under normal circumstances that don't involve promotions. I would rather keep trying my luck with the Hacksaw gaming slots