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[ameerhamza24]

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.

[Orpichukwu]

It's a pure scam; nobody or casino is giving out any free money out there. Don't send in your ID to them for verification, and don't also send them any money, as you will never see the money back if you make the mistake of sending it.

Once the offer is too good, run. It's a scam targeting those who are looking for free money and who ask for $80 for verification when they promise to give out a free $2,500. Is that not enough to tell you they are scammers?

[ameerhamza24]

It's a pure scam; nobody or casino is giving out any free money out there. Don't send in your ID to them for verification, and don't also send them any money, as you will never see the money back if you make the mistake of sending it.

Once the offer is too good, run. It's a scam targeting those who are looking for free money and who ask for $80 for verification when they promise to give out a free $2,500. Is that not enough to tell you they are scammers?

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

[Orpichukwu]

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

Try and do some research; it will save you some kind of trouble. The casino in question, which claims to have been in business since 2017, just got their website registered on the 16th of this month.

All those claimed users they say are players are all fake; they are not celebrating anything; they are just looking for victims to scam. To make things even worse for those who are greedy, once you are given the bonus, doubling the amount in the casino will be very easy so as to make victims more tempted to pay the $80, as they will hope to cash out the audio fund.

[jcojci]

That is scam and next you see the offers like that or similar like that, you should leave and not trying. Scammers trying offerings you something that looks too good to be true. If you don't research, you will just to be the next victims but you don't realize for sure.

[mitchr4]

It's a pure scam; nobody or casino is giving out any free money out there. Don't send in your ID to them for verification, and don't also send them any money, as you will never see the money back if you make the mistake of sending it.

Once the offer is too good, run. It's a scam targeting those who are looking for free money and who ask for $80 for verification when they promise to give out a free $2,500. Is that not enough to tell you they are scammers?

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

Glad you realized it when they asked for money. Many people aren't that lucky and end up losing a lot of money by trusting these scammers. That "50M users celebration bonus" is actually a trick. Scammers use it to make people feel excited and jump in without thinking. Just remember, if a site asks you to pay before you can withdraw that's a clear warning sign of a scam. Stay safe, brother.

[Tungbulu]

Lol, you don’t need a suit sayer to tell you first before you know you’re walking into a death trap. You should ask yourself who gives away $2500 as bonus to someone else, and if I’m not mistaken, this bonus isn’t restricted or exclusively for a particular number of persons, so let’s assume 50-100 persons decides to acquire this bonus in one day, how much do you think would be going out of their purse? And why do they need $80 from you first before giving you the $2500? Doesn’t something smell fishy to you? Put the pieces together and make your decision, but whatever that decision would be, be sure it’ll end in regrets and disappointment if you ever decide to send that $80 with hope of receiving the $2500.

[Charles-Tim]

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.

They wanted not just your money, they also wanted your identity documents which can be used for unscrupulous purposes later. You have been answered already that such sites are common and they are all scam. It is better you just avoid them all. Also be careful of the sites that you are providing your KYC documents.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

It's a pure scam; nobody or casino is giving out any free money out there. Don't send in your ID to them for verification, and don't also send them any money, as you will never see the money back if you make the mistake of sending it.

Once the offer is too good, run. It's a scam targeting those who are looking for free money and who ask for $80 for verification when they promise to give out a free $2,500. Is that not enough to tell you they are scammers?

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

Sometimes I really wonder if some people also believe in the easter bunny and santa in here. This is like the most obvious scam ever, seeing that you even make a thread about it tells me that you actually considered it to be real.
Had to google the site and had a good laugh. Allegedly over 50k people online playing right now, and 51 million users, hahaha. Most of the big sites on this forum aren't even close to such numbers.



Don't deposit, don't both with this site.
For a site with this many players (as they claim) it looks awfully cheap

One last thing about the domain::

Registered On: 2026-02-16T12:17:10Z   

[Bitinity]

I am wondering where or how did you find the post on X, I tried to search by using the casino's name as keyword on X but I couldn't find any post about this casino. You have just woke up after long inactivity then come back to this forum to ask about this unknown casino. Anyway, as what have said by others, any offer which seems too good to be true is actually a sign that there is something need to be double or even triple-checked.

[NewCryptocasinos]

Yikes.

How do did you find this casino? I'm curious of who  is promoting this kind of casinos.

Its very bad for the industry.

[DeeppRockk]

Yikes. How do did you find this casino? I'm curious of who  is promoting this kind of casinos.Its very bad for the industry.

The promo angle matters, so you asked how they find players. thats easy - its just affiliate networks pushing traffic, and those guys dont vet for legitimacy, only clicks. They'll spam anywhere: forums, socials, even those sites that look like reviews but have fake 'unbiased' ratings for crazy offers like a $1k USDT freebie.

What this does from a market perspective is flood the channel with pure noise, and now a player trying to find real value has to wade through all of it. I've seen this exact playbook - a new domain launches, throws insane bonuses everywhere, and ghosts once the first few serious withdrawals get requested. its not just bad for the users who get burned; it erodes trust across the whole ecosystem, which is how we end up with heavier regulations later on.

Frankly, if youre trying to find an actual edge in sports or a decent RTP on a slot, you waste your mental energy sifting through this trash instead of analyzing lines.

its a tax on everyone's attention, and it forces legit ops to compete with scammy promises, which is a race to the bottom. My take? Stick to the sites with years of thread history on this forum - let the community do the vetting for you.

[joeperry]

I've seen something like that before here in our country, a friend of mine said that they get $1000 for referring users in the site (it's a gambling site called Splerix) and he really believes it's legitimate because he said his friend shows that the $1000 gets credited in his account and I asked him "Did he withdrew it?" and he said no, as he needs to submit his credit card info, do a KYC and pay $50 as processing fee and I literally laugh and surprised at the same time, since there are some people who really falls for that. Anyway I told him how it works and after that he realize that it's really a scam.

To make it short, it's not legit. There's no such thing as easy money and there's no such thing as paying money to get more money, these scammers nowadays are getting greedy. They want their victim to give their personal information to them and at the same time pay for doing it lol.

[Cointxz]

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.

If the site promised an instant withdrawal on bonus that you claim without asking for deposit but suddenly change the rules is a sign of scam.

Don’t do KYC or deposit on casino that you didn’t know or show a red flag behavior on their bonus ToS. Casino will never give a money that can be claimed easily.

They are aware that it can be abused so legit casino usually have a detailed bonus TOS that will guarantee you lose before you can claim it.

[Russlenat]

That’s clearly a scam. If it was real, you wouldn’t need to deposit money first just to get money. That’s a classic scam move, and people should not fall for that.

It’s already too good to be true. Real casinos do give bonuses, but most of the time those are deposit bonuses. You deposit first, then you get extra credits.
If someone tells you that you “won” but you need to deposit before you can withdraw, that’s already a big red flag. That’s basically shouting scam.

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

Don't waste your money

[tabas]

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

Brother, don't be too gullible with the numbers and figures that they show on their website. The name itself is unknown and never heard. So, anything that they're trying to advertise and offer that are too good to be true, never buy them. And that's good that you have asked it here first before you've believed that they're a legitimate casino. That's a classic scam that will ask you to deposit upon winning on them. But once you have deposited already, that's the time that you'll have to bid goodbye to your money because you'll never be able to withdraw.

[shanz]

When an offer seems too good to be true, it’s usually a red flag. I also didn’t find any information about this casino on X, so I’m wondering how you found it in the first place. By the way, in the gambling industry, there is a large number of scammers trying to take advantage of players.

[Maslate]

The casino itself might be legit, but the post might not be. That’s two different things.

From what I can see on their website, they’ve already been around for some time in the past. I haven’t really checked exactly when they started operating, but that’s what it looks like to me.

Since 2017, Winakai has been an innovator in blockchain-powered online casinos.
Our platform sets itself apart with a vast selection of original games and licensed slots — all backed by provable fair blockchain technology. This ensures a thrilling, transparent, and truly unique gaming experience.
Register with Winakai and see for yourself.

They also have licensed slots and 24/7 support, so on paper this already looks legit.

[rat03gopoh]

It's scam

I remember that loader logo being very familiar among the scam casino domains I've encountered. Apparently, this is another new domain. These scammers usually launch several domains simultaneously.
Their templates are identical, and they must be launched by the same scammer. Here it is:

Code:

numcaso...com
fly4win...com
yeezywin...com
betyst...com
greatzino...com
zexbets...com
richiobet...com
game-wins...top
betwintrack...com

I hope the OP hasn't deposited anything yet.

[stadus]

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.

If possible, share that tweet here so we can all see it and evaluate it properly. But based on how it looks right now, it’s most likely a scam.

A $2500 bonus with instant withdrawal is already a big red flag. That kind of offer is just not realistic. Normally, when casinos give big bonuses like that, there’s always a rollover requirement, if it’s legit. Plus, if they’re asking you to deposit first and do KYC just to “unlock” it, that’s already suspicious. Honestly, it doesn’t take a genius to see it. The offer is just way too good to be true.