Confirm This Is Legit You Will Get 1000Usdt

[xLays]

I won’t be surprised if this is some kind of hidden promotion (like OP is one of them). No offense to OP, but posts like this sometimes end up attracting curious users who might try the site just to check if it’s legit.. If you're not one of them then thank you posting here to avoid that shit.
Whoever decides to try this will end up being the one who gets scammed. It really like typical advance fee scheme..

[Lakai01]

Sorry @OP that you lost money here.

This is a pure scam site that tricks people with promises of very high profits and credits. However, you can never withdraw anything and are constantly pressured to deposit more money.
Winakai has already been scrutinized in this blog post, which also emphasizes that you should never deposit any money: https://malwaretips.com/blogs/winkai-cc-scam/

For next time: Before you deposit money on any site, it's worth doing a Google search for “winakai scam”... or asking your trusted AI for an assessment. The very first search result tells you that it's a scam site, and you'll also find the blog post I provided quite quickly.

The few extra minutes spent before making a deposit are definitely worth it!

I won’t be surprised if this is some kind of hidden promotion (like OP is one of them).

I don't think so, no. If that had been his goal, he wouldn't have mentioned that he can no longer access his money. That would immediately scare off any potential “customers.”

[CryptSafe]

Which legit casino could do such a giveaway for registration just like that and claim you can be able to witdraw it, and as far as paying $80 for it. OP, it is just a pure scam, and you do not need anybody to tell you that. This is how they trick newbies into their trap to scam them, and they block them immediatelly they get what they want from them. Do not make the mistake of sending them any ID and money, otherwise you will likely have issues because you have no idea what they would use your identity for, and you also lose your money. Do not fall for their trap, otherwise you will have yourself to blame for the things you never envisage.

[SmartGold01]

I am still surprised why most people do not know how scammers operate; at first they would make everything to look’s attractive in a way that it would be to hard for you to say no.
Immediately you get’s yourself into the site automatically you are trapped, and don’t be surprised after paying the 80$ you could be trapped inside by asking you to pay additional funds to enable your withdrawal.
To me, this is scam and you should exit the site.

[FirmWars]

Bonuses, sweet offers that are irresponsible is what some scam casino sites and non casino sites are using to target a specific audience which are those set of people that will not ask questions before they believe a thing, unlike you who came to ask for the experience of the forum members in a matter like this, most people will never ask but will go ahead to deposit any amount that the site asked them to, those are the kind of people the scammers target and get hold of some victims will pay them and also release their information to them. Run for your life mate, unless you just want to gift your money to those scammers.

[Judith87403]

From what is available publicly, winakai.com appears extremely risky and possibly a fraud. Independent site-checker equipments provide it a very little trust score and it's practically brand new without history or reputation online, that's a major red flag for financial online, that is a major red flag financial offers. Legal crypto/bonus sites do not demand you to deposit funds only to withdraw your personal funds.

There isn't any credible feedback from user, no information from licensing, and asking for an extra deposit verification is mainly the sort of tactic seen in a lot of crypto scam sites that take deposits and do not pay out.

My sincere advice: think of your funds gone and do not deposit anything more.

[r_victory]

The possibility of this being a scam is high. Don't fall for these lies; if it's true, you'll have to provide your personal information to withdraw the money. Requiring a certain amount of wagering to allow you to withdraw or use the bonus is normal, what isn't, is requiring you to deposit to complete verification. It's also possible that the post you saw was from someone promoting their own affiliate link, meaning that person profited from your deposit.

[Youngrebel]

Both I and you donot need a second person to tell you that this site is purely scam
 Because how do you tell me to pay money just to verify KYC . There are just numerous ways to scam and get scammed. The Internet is on fire with different strategies skillsvall with the aim of getting a victim. You need to open your eyes and act smarter than them else you'll fall prey over and again.

[Zwei]

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.

nope. you are making a mistake by believing what they are saying at face value, but in fact, it's all lies to scam people.

I won’t be surprised if this is some kind of hidden promotion (like OP is one of them).

i think OP is genuinely just asking, and it's a good thing he did.

No offense to OP, but posts like this sometimes end up attracting curious users who might try the site just to check if it’s legit.. If you're not one of them then thank you posting here to avoid that shit.
Whoever decides to try this will end up being the one who gets scammed. It really like typical advance fee scheme..

not to be an asshole, but if anyone here tries to see if it's legit and gets scammed, they deserve it.
if someone gives you "free money", but you need to pay money to get it, anyone with a bit of common sense will know it's a scam.

[Coyster]

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

Lol, you sound like you actually believe this, good thing you decided to ask here and make this generous offer yourself, at least it has saved you from losing money. This is a classic scam, if you deposit, you'll get nothing. And they'll try to get you to deposit again, they would do this until you find out that you have been scammed or you run out of money, whichever one comes first. Stay as far away as possible from that website.

[suzanne5223]

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.

Firstly, you don't need to give anyone a dine here.
Second, I'm surprised that in this 21 st century, you see casinos that offer 2500$ Bonus, promise instant withdrawal, and you decide to use it without doing a reearch about their service, whether it is genuine? When there are a lot of casinos on this forum that can genuinely offer you those exact welcome bonuses, and you don't even need to go through KYC.
Don't get me wrong, there are genuine crypto based casino on X, but if they are not recommended here, I will suggest you don't use them. Back to your question, no genuine casino will require you to make a deposit of a certain amount to complete verification or before you can withdraw if you follow their minimum deposit rule.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Don't bother yourself @OP and do not put too much hope in this kind of things, if you have been around for a long time on this space, you will realize that this kind of offers are scam 99.9% all the time. Since I was involved in some crypto activities years back till now, I have discovered some of this scams and I just scroll past when ever I come across it because the method are always the same.

[Roseline492]

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.

I have not seen them in any place so I wouldn't use them but however the definition was obvious they're not real because my explanation to that request is something that think the casino has other scamming motives, however you are even supposed to feel unsafe when they mentioned $2500 for free and withdrawal able without going to play any game, op this is what scammers do, they flash you with a lot of money via fulfilling obligation before you have access for withdrawal and if you do not no they will get you, so I will tell you that don't send any money or even going back to taste them with your kyc materials.

[UserU]

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.

Now you mentioned it, I recognized this scammer's modus operandi several months back.

He actually posted similar requests (sans the paying part) under different newbie accounts and got triggered when people called him out.

EDIT: Found one deleted thread: https://loyce.club/archive/topics/556/5567841.html

[acroman08]

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.

This is a common strategy scammers have used to scam people. They put out a too good to be true bonuses, promotions or giveaways, and then they will block the withdrawals and ask for KYC or will ask you to deposit money to allow the withdrawal or in your case, "complete the verification".

[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.

[ameerhamza24]

Sorry @OP that you lost money here.

This is a pure scam site that tricks people with promises of very high profits and credits. However, you can never withdraw anything and are constantly pressured to deposit more money.
Winakai has already been scrutinized in this blog post, which also emphasizes that you should never deposit any money: https://malwaretips.com/blogs/winkai-cc-scam/

For next time: Before you deposit money on any site, it's worth doing a Google search for “winakai scam”... or asking your trusted AI for an assessment. The very first search result tells you that it's a scam site, and you'll also find the blog post I provided quite quickly.

The few extra minutes spent before making a deposit are definitely worth it!

I won’t be surprised if this is some kind of hidden promotion (like OP is one of them).

I don't think so, no. If that had been his goal, he wouldn't have mentioned that he can no longer access his money. That would immediately scare off any potential “customers.”

I did Realize The moment They asked for money For verification. I didn't pay them any money. So actually I didn't Lose Any amount To that scammer website.

Before I could Do So They kept mentioning "crypto casino" so i thought this would be the place to confirm if it's legit before i could make any payments.

Thankful To All The Responses that I Got From This Post were Really Helpful

[ameerhamza24]

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

[TypoTonic]

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 think OP is genuinely asking for advice. He gave all the information he had and didn't ask anyone for money, so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. It's not going to be much of an effective 'advertisement' or 'promotion' anyway if everyone is calling it out as a scam.

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.

The fact that you are willing to give away an absurd amount of money, just to verify if it's legit, is what makes them suspicious.

[CryptSafe]

I did Realize The moment They asked for money For verification. I didn't pay them any money. So actually I didn't Lose Any amount To that scammer website.

Before I could Do So They kept mentioning "crypto casino" so i thought this would be the place to confirm if it's legit before i could make any payments.

Thankful To All The Responses that I Got From This Post were Really Helpful

It is good to know that you did not fall for such a trap, and also you making a fast movement to locate this platform was a smart move in locating this platform. Being here would provide you with the opportunity to play with genuine casinos, as there are many here, and also know about scams and how they come.

At this point, you have been able to get all the neccessary advise due to your question, as I will advise you to lock this thread to further avoid spamming.