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[WinsRoyal]

[Upgrade00]

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You could consider getting a copper membership to be able to display the image, here's the link to do so; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=credit;promote

If you are considering promotions here on the forum or guidance to navigate it, I can be of service to do that. You can reach out here through pm or on telegram (@Upgrade00).

[God Of Thunder]

Welcome to the forum, Winsroyal

As Upgrade00 already suggested, you should consider getting the copper membership so you can post images. Upgrading to the Copper membership will also lift some other newbie restrictions. I was checking the website and testing the live support as well. It's been a few minutes already, but I have not received any response from the live chat. Do they cover 24/7 at this moment? I was checking if there were any in-house games, but I was unable to find any. I would suggest you to stay around and explore the forum, see the opportunity to launch some promotional campaigns to have some exposure here.

[DYING_S0UL]

So you guys accept both fiat and crypto deposits right? I saw payment methods like visa and e wallets. Since you guys are a KYC casino, do you allows the usage of VPN? I didn't find anything regarding that on your terms and condition page! Or maybe I missed it. Lastly, I found this popup/message to be annoying. I mean one or two time is okay and I even closed it, but it's like showing me this message every couple of minute!

And welcome to Bitcointalk forum.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Welcome to the forum @WinsRoyal 

I just checked out the slots section that I love how you laid out that game preview (displaying the maximum multiplier that can be won per slot) before one even opens the games.

I would like to ask about the Maple leaf Madness tournament.
1. Where is the leaderboard?
2. How are calculations made? Is it through highest multiplier? or highest amount wagered during the period?

[mitchr4]

Welcome to the forum!

The site looks pretty simple, so it's easy to explore.
But there's one thing that confused me when I tried to sign up. It says there are three easy steps to create an account. In the first step, we just fill in our username, email, and password. But in the second step, I got stuck because it asks for a phone number before moving to step three. I'm not sure what's required in that last step.

Can I skip step two and three, or is it really required?
I'm just a bit confused because your thread title says no KYC, but we're already asked for a phone number during registration.

[julerz12]

Welcome WinsRoyal to the forum!

Here's a checklist for you to make your announcement thread great:

• Buy copper rank (as already suggested by a few forum members) - this will enable you to post images.
• Have your designer make an announcement thread presentation. You can browse other casino ann threads in this board for inspiration. )
• Once you have the design, edit the first post in this thread and update your ann thread.
• Make sure to present whatever current promotions you have on the casino in your ann thread
• Quote and answer each question and concern raised by the forum members here in a single post.

Lastly, if you do have plans on having any promotional campaigns, such as a signature or review campaigns in this forum, I may be able to help you guys out. Please don't hesitate to send me a pm. 

[Haunebu]

The performance of your site is pretty bad op and navigating it is a hassle due to an unoptimised UI on mobiles. I saw some casino promotions, but none for sports betting which is odd to say the least.

Can I skip step two and three, or is it really required?
I'm just a bit confused because your thread title says no KYC, but we're already asked for a phone number during registration.

I doubt it. I saw that myself and understood right away that this is just another crypto gambling site which requires KYC, but advertises that they don't require it. Smh!

[WinsRoyal]

The performance of your site is pretty bad op and navigating it is a hassle due to an unoptimised UI on mobiles. I saw some casino promotions, but none for sports betting which is odd to say the least.

Can I skip step two and three, or is it really required?
I'm just a bit confused because your thread title says no KYC, but we're already asked for a phone number during registration.

I doubt it. I saw that myself and understood right away that this is just another crypto gambling site which requires KYC, but advertises that they don't require it. Smh!

Hello,

The website does not require KYC from players who deposit via crypto currencies. This was intentionally not mentioned on T&C, but it is guaranteed no kyc needed while making a withdrawal.

For Sportsbook promotions, we are a casino focused brand, but a deposit bonus will be implemented soon for the sportsbook players soon.

Feel free to try the wheel of fortune as it gives you a chance to make a withdrawal in case you win some funds.

Wishing you good luck!

[WinsRoyal]

So you guys accept both fiat and crypto deposits right? I saw payment methods like visa and e wallets. Since you guys are a KYC casino, do you allows the usage of VPN? I didn't find anything regarding that on your terms and condition page! Or maybe I missed it. Lastly, I found this popup/message to be annoying. I mean one or two time is okay and I even closed it, but it's like showing me this message every couple of minute!

And welcome to Bitcointalk forum.

Hello, yes - we accept all crypto currencies and it is very easy to deposit. Just get the wallet ID that is provided in the deposit page and than send the funds from your wallet. that's all!

We are also a VPN friendly website, so feel free to use VPN whenever you wish. For the pop-up message, It should go away once a player login but thanks to your feedback we'll reduce its frequency so people will not get annoyed anymore!

Thanks for the feedback

[WinsRoyal]

Welcome to the forum!

The site looks pretty simple, so it's easy to explore.
But there's one thing that confused me when I tried to sign up. It says there are three easy steps to create an account. In the first step, we just fill in our username, email, and password. But in the second step, I got stuck because it asks for a phone number before moving to step three. I'm not sure what's required in that last step.

Can I skip step two and three, or is it really required?
I'm just a bit confused because your thread title says no KYC, but we're already asked for a phone number during registration.

Hi,

the second step requires a phone number but if you'd like not share your number you can simply proceed to the next step by providing a random number, the email is important whereas phone number is not. Third step requires an address, but again you can skip that one easily as there is no automated checks for addresses provided.

Once you manage to register an account, and make a deposit via crypto, you will not be asked KYC unless you use a debit/credit card at some point

[DYING_S0UL]

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Glad to hear that. Ohh by the way, you should avoid making multiple posts/replies in a row. You basically broke on of the forums' rule just now! You can reply to multiple users all at once, you know! But you made 3. I guess you weren't aware of it, since you are a new here and don't know the proper use of bbcodes, don't worry you'll get used to it soon enough. Lastly as others already suggested, it is highly recommend that you buy the copper membership, it only costs around $30 bucks or so. 

32. Posting multiple posts in a row (excluding bumps and reserved posts by the thread starter) is not allowed.

[WinsRoyal]

Welcome to the forum @WinsRoyal 

I just checked out the slots section that I love how you laid out that game preview (displaying the maximum multiplier that can be won per slot) before one even opens the games.

I would like to ask about the Maple leaf Madness tournament.
1. Where is the leaderboard?
2. How are calculations made? Is it through highest multiplier? or highest amount wagered during the period?

Hi there,

All the required information and tournament rules are provided once you click on 'play now' button on the tournament link. You can access to leaderboard and relevant games along with calculations. Calculations are usually made upon the overall turnover and how much you play in a certain game that is included in the tournament.

[WinsRoyal]

..snip...

Glad to hear that. Ohh by the way, you should avoid making multiple posts/replies in a row. You basically broke on of the forums' rule just now! You can reply to multiple users all at once, you know! But you made 3. I guess you weren't aware of it, since you are a new here and don't know the proper use of bbcodes, don't worry you'll get used to it soon enough. Lastly as others already suggested, it is highly recommend that you buy the copper membership, it only costs around $30 bucks or so. 

32. Posting multiple posts in a row (excluding bumps and reserved posts by the thread starter) is not allowed.

Apologies for this, we did not know as we are new on here. We'll get the copper membership today as you suggested.

Thanks

[Haunebu]

The website does not require KYC from players who deposit via crypto currencies. This was intentionally not mentioned on T&C, but it is guaranteed no kyc needed while making a withdrawal.

I have seen so many sites claim the same, but they change their decision here and there to avoid paying out which is why it remains to be seen if your site is just like those shitty ones or is actually reliable in this context.

For Sportsbook promotions, we are a casino focused brand, but a deposit bonus will be implemented soon for the sportsbook players soon.

That is alright, but not enough. More proper betting promotions like cashback on loss or parlay boosts etc are required to attract punters here op.

[panjul07]

Is it for real that your minimum withdrawal using crypto is €100 as what is listed on your pay-out information?

Meanwhile, you have withdrawal limit as well depending on user's VIP level but what I can see is that the withdrawal limit is low enough.
From this 2 cases, which type of players you are trying to attract because small players will not like the €100 minimum withdrawal while medium-high roller players will not like your low withdrawal limit.

Knight: Daily 1000 , Weekly 3000 Monthly 10,000
Baron: Daily 2000 Weekly 6000 Monthly 20,000
Duke: Daily 3000 Weekly 9000 Monthly 30,000
Prince: Withdrawal limits are established exclusively and may exceed the standard tiers. Specific limits will be determined on a case-by-case basis. A dedicated VIP Manager will provide notification and confirmation once the account has been reviewed and deemed eligible for this tier.
Emperor: Withdrawal limits are exclusive, personalized, and may significantly exceed standard thresholds. Such limits are granted on an individualized basis. A VIP Manager will contact the account holder directly upon qualification for this tier.

[un_rank]

the second step requires a phone number but if you'd like not share your number you can simply proceed to the next step by providing a random number, the email is important whereas phone number is not....

Can you point out any terms that says the KYC will not be requested from players that deposit crypto?

If a user runs into an issue and submitted a wrong number and address, it can potentially be an issue for the player if they are asked for a KYC submission. It will be more reliable if there was an inclusion in the terms of a separate registration method for crypto players.

- Jay -

[CryptSafe]

I tried registering with your casino, but I could not continue any further as my phone number was requested after I had used my email at the very beginning. Is that the only way to access your casino? Maybe you should make it optional and not demand both the number and email at the same time upon registering, as players would not be comfortable with such.

[Bitinity]

the second step requires a phone number but if you'd like not share your number you can simply proceed to the next step by providing a random number, the email is important whereas phone number is not. Third step requires an address, but again you can skip that one easily as there is no automated checks for addresses provided.

If phone number is not important, why you need to have it in the registration step while you can remove it and make it to simple registration? The first step basically should be more than enough to register an account, any additional information (if needed) can be asked later or give an option to update it under the user's account setting.

Once you manage to register an account, and make a deposit via crypto, you will not be asked KYC unless you use a debit/credit card at some point

As I cant find specific term about No KYC for crypto players, can players use what you write here as a guarantee that crypto players will never be asked for KYC? If KYC will be asked later, can players reject it because you say here that there will be no KYC for crypto players and it wont be an issue?

[mitchr4]

I tried registering with your casino, but I could not continue any further as my phone number was requested after I had used my email at the very beginning. Is that the only way to access your casino? Maybe you should make it optional and not demand both the number and email at the same time upon registering, as players would not be comfortable with such.

I've mentioned the phone number issue before and they actually gave a good response. If you're not comfortable using your real phone number, you can just enter a random number to move to the next step. On the third step where they ask for your address, you can skip that part too.

The important thing for the registration is your email. But if you don't mind using your real phone number, that's fine as well.

For more details, you can check it here:

Hi,

the second step requires a phone number but if you'd like not share your number you can simply proceed to the next step by providing a random number, the email is important whereas phone number is not. Third step requires an address, but again you can skip that one easily as there is no automated checks for addresses provided.

Once you manage to register an account, and make a deposit via crypto, you will not be asked KYC unless you use a debit/credit card at some point