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[arwin100]

I saw A Twitter Post about a Site called winakai.com. it was giving a 2500$ Bonus and Promised Instant withdrawal. but as i tried to withdraw my fund All of a sudden it needed KYC Verification. I needed a 80$ Deposit to complete the verification.


I just wanted To ask if Anyone heard about this website or tried it.

So Tell me It's Legit I Will Give You 50% what I have There.

Imagine giving such amount to all people saw that post on twitter now known as X for sure they lost lots of money just to have that kind of promotion if its really true. But I doubt that they would give easy huge money as like that and provably they are just baiting some users to try their casino by highlighting such huge bonus to give on that social media promotion you have seen.

So much better not to deposit anything and this is another sample of to good to be true offers you can receive from random online casino. Better stay away and look for casino that offer reliable and fair promotions to their players.

[Hispo]

This is an obvious scam.
Actually this particular scam is just a variation of the Nigerian prince scam, in which the victim is promised a important amount of money, but first is required to deposit or send a relatively small amount in order to process the whole thing and receive their big payout.

I would not be surprised that OP itself is getting paid or it is involved in the adversiting/promotion of this "too good to be true" offer, by the way.

If he is involved, then a red tag would be well deserved, for bringing garbage to our gambling section here in the forum, for the sake of scamming as many gullible/naive people as possible.

I don't know if it is the title that makes you suspicious or anything else.  i just wrote that because if somebody would have said it is real and i would have actually paid them a lot of money.

By posting this here was to check if such a crypto casino website exist or not. anything about crypto gambling is always available in this section.

I am sorry If it This Garbage was a waste of time

You are basically asking in a crypto gambling community whether it is true one can get one thousand dollars for free from a casino by just submitting your personal documents. How do you expect people to react to something which sounds like a classic scam?

I could give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you are simply and incredibly naive person who believe casinos will happily hand over money to random people on the internet, but next time remember you are participating on a community which is pretty much sick of so many scams targeting us all here.

It seems common sense is getting rarer as time goes on.

[Cryptomultiplier]

This is an obvious scam.
Actually this particular scam is just a variation of the Nigerian prince scam, in which the victim is promised a important amount of money, but first is required to deposit or send a relatively small amount in order to process the whole thing and receive their big payout.

I would not be surprised that OP itself is getting paid or it is involved in the adversiting/promotion of this "too good to be true" offer, by the way.

If he is involved, then a red tag would be well deserved, for bringing garbage to our gambling section here in the forum, for the sake of scamming as many gullible/naive people as possible.

I don't know if it is the title that makes you suspicious or anything else.  i just wrote that because if somebody would have said it is real and i would have actually paid them a lot of money.

By posting this here was to check if such a crypto casino website exist or not. anything about crypto gambling is always available in this section.

I am sorry If it This Garbage was a waste of time

You are basically asking in a crypto gambling community whether it is true one can get one thousand dollars for free from a casino by just submitting your personal documents. How do you expect people to react to something which sounds like a classic scam?

I could give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you are simply and incredibly naive person who believe casinos will happily hand over money to random people on the internet, but next time remember you are participating on a community which is pretty much sick of so many scams targeting us all here.

It seems common sense is getting rarer as time goes on.

This screams of scam. I didn't have to read further comments besides a few to know that OP should not in anyway deposit the $80, because it would clearly be lost.
Also, there's absolutely no need to further provide any more personal information on identity and if possible, such a site should be reported to Google safe browsing to help prevent and save others from falling for such a too good to be true scam project.

No free meals these days when it comes to earning from crypto currency projects. One must work to earn or perform some task to earn.

[Hispo]

This screams of scam. I didn't have to read further comments besides a few to know that OP should not in anyway deposit the $80, because it would clearly be lost.
Also, there's absolutely no need to further provide any more personal information on identity and if possible, such a site should be reported to Google safe browsing to help prevent and save others from falling for such a too good to be true scam project.

No free meals these days when it comes to earning from crypto currency projects. One must work to earn or perform some task to earn.

The most dangerous part of all this is how people don't seem to understand how valuable and important their personal information is, not only those scammers would get up to eighty dollar per victim, if enough people fell for this scam, then those criminals would have a very big data base of KYC information of people which could be sold to hackers, spear fishers or even terrorist organizations which seek ways to launder money.

Before victims are even aware of what it is going on, their name and identity is tied to international internet crime or wire fraud, just because they believed in free money.

We should all give more importance to your KYC data and just share it with services which are trust worthy and we are definitely going to use often.

[nakamura12]

It was Actually There 50M users Celebration Bonus. I thought why Not  Try it Out. So I Did. As Soon As I saw That They are Asking For Money  I figured something Must Be Off With This Websites.


I really Appreciate Your Response To This Post. Thanks Brother

The time I know a legit casino is that I never heard or know that they asked their gamblers money for verification or to get the bonus after paying. For casinos, they don't require money to complete a verification so if they did then it is a scam. Casinos don't just give free money unless you join a game or an event that the casino have. Just have a mindset where if you are being asked for money first before receiving the money then it's a scam. If ever you sent a money to them then you won't get a single cent back no matter what you do.

[Ronsbit]

It was Actually There 50M users Celebration Bonus. I thought why Not  Try it Out. So I Did. As Soon As I saw That They are Asking For Money  I figured something Must Be Off With This Websites.


I really Appreciate Your Response To This Post. Thanks Brother

The time I know a legit casino is that I never heard or know that they asked their gamblers money for verification or to get the bonus after paying. For casinos, they don't require money to complete a verification so if they did then it is a scam. Casinos don't just give free money unless you join a game or an event that the casino have. Just have a mindset where if you are being asked for money first before receiving the money then it's a scam. If ever you sent a money to them then you won't get a single cent back no matter what you do.

Casinos do not require anything like financial demand or commitment to before you do your KYC because they are benefitting from you if you register with them as a player. Any casino that requires or requests you to pay just for kyc verification then they are upto something which is not pure because casinos only require you to make deposit and play games not to do kyc because they already put such mechanism in place so if they request money then they are scammers. You just have to run away from them.

[YOSHIE]

So Tell me It's Legit I Will Give You 50% what I have There.

For me, the winakai.com casino is not familiar to me, you could say I 100% never know what else to visit that casino.
Yes, because you had a problem I tried looking for some reviews, where what I found was astonishing.
Proof of reviews on Google/internet.

Based on search results, the site winakai.com (often appearing as winkai.cc or associated with an entity called Winna.com in the latest 2025-2026 reports) is strongly recommended to be avoided as it is indicated as a crypto scam (scam).

The following are important points regarding the fraud report:

• Modus Operandi: The site offers large bonuses (e.g. $2,500) and promises instant withdrawals, but blocks withdrawals and charges bogus "activation" fees or additional fees.

• Bitcointalk reports: Bitcointalk forum members have flagged the site as a scam, with some users reporting that they are unable to withdraw their money.

• Cheating Tactics: Users report that the site changed the rules retroactively to avoid paying bonuses and withholding large amounts of winnings.

• Additional Warning: Some reports indicate that sites like these aim to drain personal/financial information and may contain malware.

Suggestion:
It is strongly recommended not to make deposits on this site. If you have already done so, immediately stop the interaction and do not send further money even if there is a withdrawal promise.

I hope that the review above can broaden your insight into online casinos and be able to conclude that winakai.com casino is a scam or not.