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[Obim34]

Personally, I don't feel comfortable using mixers for deposits. The chance of getting funds delayed or frozen is just too high if the source gets flagged. Many users don't really know how strict casinos are when checking deposit addresses. Using a personal wallet in between can lower the risk but it's not always fully safe either, especially if the funds were already flagged before. The safest thing to do is keep the transaction history clean from the beginning because once a wallet connected to a flagged source, it can still cause trouble later.

Using mixers is a bad idea, same way i don't withdraw funds directly to my centralized exchange from a casino. I rather go through the long way which may be the safest, first my withdrawal to a non custodial wallet before sending to a centralized exchange. There is only an effect on high fees depending on the asset, for casinos not having swapping options.

[khaled0111]

Using mixers is a bad idea, same way i don't withdraw funds directly to my centralized exchange from a casino. I rather go through the long way which may be the safest, first my withdrawal to a non custodial wallet before sending to a centralized exchange. There is only an effect on high fees depending on the asset, for casinos not having swapping options.

It’s true that coins coming from a mixer might be flagged by many services as suspicious. However, I can’t agree with you that using mixers is always a bad idea. It depends on which mixer you use and the reason for using it in the first place.
Some may suggest sending the coins to your own wallet before depositing them into the service (casino in this case) and while this may work on most platforms, it’s still a risky thing to do, especially if the casino/service works/cooperates with one of the well-known blockchain analytics companies.

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It only shows black page when I try to click the link to check the leaderboard status. I try to open it using different browser but the result is the same.

The website show a glimpse of display when I click the reload button on my browser.

I’m interested to participate but I will observe for now to determine if I can secure a place for the contest.

Could you send a screenshot of the error you see? We cannot reproduce it and have no other users reporting it.

I still view it like this one until now when I click the link you provide. I access this tournament page properly when I’m on the caaino and go over to the tournament page.

I’m clicking the link while my account was logout.

@luckyanon regarding this issue. I just find out that the error is only to my iPhone while I can access easily using android and windows. I’m using the latest operating system for ios while I do already all the hard reset and VPN trick just to access the casino but still it gives the same error on ios gadgets.

I don’t know if this is only an isolated to my device or it’s a common problem to ios user?

[julerz12]

We don't take a slice of the fee and we cover it on behalf of players when withdrawing

Hi, could you clarify this statement? Does this mean there are no withdrawal fees at this casino? I'm asking because in some other crypto-casinos, there are huge fees when making withdrawals, especially on the TRON network with USDT.
I wanted to try out your platform, and upon checking the withdrawals info, I can't find any details about the fees; none are mentioned on the ToS as well.


BTW, I love the fact that the promotions info explains pretty much everything down to the wagering requirements. 

[SmartGold01]

We don't take a slice of the fee and we cover it on behalf of players when withdrawing

Hi, could you clarify this statement? Does this mean there are no withdrawal fees at this casino? I'm asking because in some other crypto-casinos, there are huge fees when making withdrawals, especially on the TRON network with USDT.
I wanted to try out your platform, and upon checking the withdrawals info, I can't find any details about the fees; none are mentioned on the ToS as well.


BTW, I love the fact that the promotions info explains pretty much everything down to the wagering requirements. 

Most casinos wouldn't directly show you their fees but when you read the ToS you would see it over there. And of course you are right, most casinos do show you the exact fee you are to pay when making withdrawal to enable the gambler knows the amount they are directly spending on their fees.

[Russlenat]

BTW, I love the fact that the promotions info explains pretty much everything down to the wagering requirements. 

Maybe you should try making a withdrawal first and see if there’s really a fee. But even if there is, in most casinos the fee is not really that big, as long as you’re using a network where the fees are low.

For example, with Stake the withdrawal fee is very minimal, so if the fee feels too high on your side, the only practical way to deal with it is not to withdraw too often. Just stack your winnings first and make your withdrawals on schedule, that way you won’t feel the fee that much even if there is one.

[OcTradism]

It’s true that coins coming from a mixer might be flagged by many services as suspicious. However, I can’t agree with you that using mixers is always a bad idea. It depends on which mixer you use and the reason for using it in the first place.
Some may suggest sending the coins to your own wallet before depositing them into the service (casino in this case) and while this may work on most platforms, it’s still a risky thing to do, especially if the casino/service works/cooperates with one of the well-known blockchain analytics companies.

Mixers can be used by everyone with inputs as either not clean coins or clean coins but their mixer outputs will very likely be identified by chain analysis or exchanges as tainted coins. So before any person uses mixers, they should be aware of this risk as outputs will not be considered as clean and if they use such outputs for directly deposit to centralized platforms, their accounts can be flagged with some possible consequences like account suspension, termination and fund frozen.

So mixers are not always bad and not only used by bad people but mixer users must be very deeply understanding on how to use mixers and what to do after that.

[luckyanon]

BTW, I love the fact that the promotions info explains pretty much everything down to the wagering requirements. 

Maybe you should try making a withdrawal first and see if there’s really a fee. But even if there is, in most casinos the fee is not really that big, as long as you’re using a network where the fees are low.

For example, with Stake the withdrawal fee is very minimal, so if the fee feels too high on your side, the only practical way to deal with it is not to withdraw too often. Just stack your winnings first and make your withdrawals on schedule, that way you won’t feel the fee that much even if there is one.

We have zero withdrawal fees on any currency.

[ryzaadit]

Hi. Pretty weird.

I playing, but the waggering in Leaderboard is not counted ? Somehow, waggering around 168$ is the leaderboard is being reset recently? Seems there has something wrong with the calculation.

Can you confirm in your side ?

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Edited, also in Reward just counted 1,7$. I play and waggering around 168$ should more than Level 1

[julerz12]

We have zero withdrawal fees on any currency.

Cool. That's pretty unique. This is the first time I've heard of such a feature on a crypto-casino.

Maybe you should try making a withdrawal first and see if there’s really a fee. But even if there is, in most casinos the fee is not really that big, as long as you’re using a network where the fees are low.

It seems I don't have to since the team has already answered my inquiry. Hopefully, Lady Luck smiles on me later on so I can personally try those zero withdrawal fees, especially since they recently launched a review campaign hosted by Little Mouse a couple of days ago. Rewards are good, it's really tempting to participate in it.

[Russlenat]

We have zero withdrawal fees on any currency.

Cool. That's pretty unique. This is the first time I've heard of such a feature on a crypto-casino.

Best way to introduce the casino in a big community like this. Now the questions are answered, no more doubts from others, so I think it’s time to actually try the casino and see the real experience for yourself. Just imagine a casino with zero withdrawal fees and 100% anonymous use, there’s really not much more a gambler could ask for.

[Beparanf]

Most casinos wouldn't directly show you their fees but when you read the ToS you would see it over there. And of course you are right, most casinos do show you the exact fee you are to pay when making withdrawal to enable the gambler knows the amount they are directly spending on their fees.

Most casino shows the fee when you choose the right network and put the withdrawal address. The reason why luckyanon doesn’t show the fee is because they don’t have withdrawal fee.

It’s hard to check the fee on the ToS together with the general rules of the casino. Other place which fee is visible is on the FAQs of the casino.

[Agbe]

We don't take a slice of the fee and we cover it on behalf of players when withdrawing

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Most casinos wouldn't directly show you their fees but when you read the ToS you would see it over there. And of course you are right, most casinos do show you the exact fee you are to pay when making withdrawal to enable the gambler knows the amount they are directly spending on their fees.

For the Casinos I have used in the forum, I have not seen a transaction free casino and when I asked the representative of Luckyanon.com about this issue, he replied to me that it was an error and I thought they had corrected it and I was surprised to see that in this discussion. They have to visit the thread to check it. The matter casinos hid fees, you will see it in the time withdrawing.

[uchegod-21]

Most casinos wouldn't directly show you their fees but when you read the ToS you would see it over there. And of course you are right, most casinos do show you the exact fee you are to pay when making withdrawal to enable the gambler knows the amount they are directly spending on their fees.

Most casino shows the fee when you choose the right network and put the withdrawal address. The reason why luckyanon doesn’t show the fee is because they don’t have withdrawal fee.

It’s hard to check the fee on the ToS together with the general rules of the casino. Other place which fee is visible is on the FAQs of the casino.

If there is a fee attached to withdraws, the casino will show it. They cannot hide such an important information in the ToS, it will not be nice of them.
As said above, the reason Luckyanon doesn't display fee is because they don't charge fee on any currency, which is a big plus to them.

We have zero withdrawal fees on any currency.

[Z_MBFM]

We don't take a slice of the fee and we cover it on behalf of players when withdrawing

Snip

Most casinos wouldn't directly show you their fees but when you read the ToS you would see it over there. And of course you are right, most casinos do show you the exact fee you are to pay when making withdrawal to enable the gambler knows the amount they are directly spending on their fees.

For the Casinos I have used in the forum, I have not seen a transaction free casino and when I asked the representative of Luckyanon.com about this issue, he replied to me that it was an error and I thought they had corrected it and I was surprised to see that in this discussion. They have to visit the thread to check it. The matter casinos hid fees, you will see it in the time withdrawing.

Currently, the maximum casino platforms do not charge any free withdrawals. None of the platforms I am using charge any fees for withdrawals. I have not used the Luckyanon platform so far, so I cannot speak directly about it. However, while gambling on every casino platform, you should definitely read the Tos carefully, then in any case, you can blame that platform if they work against their Tos and at that time you can take the solution from them if that platform is not a scam.

[xLays]

We have zero withdrawal fees on any currency.

Most online crypto casinos today still charge users withdrawal transaction fees. So it’s really good to see another casino that doesn’t have any withdrawal fee. I always prefer playing at casinos with no withdrawal fee because even something like a $2 fee can already be used to win more. Haha.
Anyway, this is my first time seeing this thread here on bitcointalk, so welcome I guess.

[khaled0111]

I playing, but the waggering in Leaderboard is not counted ? Somehow, waggering around 168$ is the leaderboard is being reset recently? Seems there has something wrong with the calculation.

Not sure if this is what’s causing the problem, but it could be that the stats are not being updated in real time. Try refreshing the stats page after a few minutes and see if anything changes.
I also took a look at the weekly race leaderboard and on the "how it work" page it says there are only ten winners while on the leaderboard it shows that the top fifteen players get rewarded. So I’m not sure which one is correct or if I’m just missing something.

[OcTradism]

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[Ruttoshi]

It’s true that coins coming from a mixer might be flagged by many services as suspicious. However, I can’t agree with you that using mixers is always a bad idea. It depends on which mixer you use and the reason for using it in the first place.
Some may suggest sending the coins to your own wallet before depositing them into the service (casino in this case) and while this may work on most platforms, it’s still a risky thing to do, especially if the casino/service works/cooperates with one of the well-known blockchain analytics companies.

Using mixers is very good but most mixers are centralized. Only coinjoin service enhance privacy. However, it's not a good practice to use mixer to deposit funds in your casino account because it can make them suspect you and freeze your account since they are regulated on AML.

Any mixed coins should be sent directly to your noncustodial wallet for the safety of your funds. I still don't get why some people say that funding their casino account from their exchange account is bad. Though, some exchange doesn't allow it.

[OcTradism]

Using mixers is very good but most mixers are centralized. Only coinjoin service enhance privacy. However, it's not a good practice to use mixer to deposit funds in your casino account because it can make them suspect you and freeze your account since they are regulated on AML.

Any mixed coins should be sent directly to your noncustodial wallet for the safety of your funds.

You can receive coins from mixers to your non custodial wallets, then use it for funding your accounts on centralized exchanges or casinos, but if you are careful, you will need to move your coins to one or two other wallets, before making any deposits to such platforms (centralized exchanges, casinos). This is a more careful approach if you don't want to have issues if those platforms tag your coins from deposits as tainted coins.

I still don't get why some people say that funding their casino account from their exchange account is bad. Though, some exchange doesn't allow it.

I think the issue is opposite. Centralized exchanges dislike funds sent to user accounts from addresses related to casinos and gambling, not all but some users got that warnings already like Hhampuz revealed in his post.

Your saying that exchanges don't want to send funds according to user withdrawal requests to addresses belong to casinos is quite untrue. I have never known anyone reporting that issue so far.