How often do you check you Gambling balance?

[Wakate]

This is a good feature and it's not bad for someone that is not always keeping attention to his balance to use this tool but I don't think I can forget my balance so quickly. Maybe this might be useful for the whales especially those that have huge balnace they might not be keeping account of what could be in their wallets due to their various activities.

[uneng]

This is a good feature and it's not bad for someone that is not always keeping attention to his balance to use this tool but I don't think I can forget my balance so quickly. Maybe this might be useful for the whales especially those that have huge balnace they might not be keeping account of what could be in their wallets due to their various activities.

This is particularly good for gamblers who have accounts in many different platforms, so they can have a good notion of how much they have deposited taking every accounts into consideration. Few bucks on each website can become a considerable amount when added to each other, so it's indeed an interesting concept for this kind of gambler. For everyone else, though, I don't see much usage for this feature.

[lodocus]

Most people don't have many gambling accounts that they’ll forget a few of them, and I don’t think any of them have tens or hundreds of dollars in them. We probably all have one active gambling account, and that’s usually enough. It’s important to keep track of where your coins are, but I don’t think anyone would be unaware of having made hundreds of dollars from a project they’ve invested in. In fact, most of us keep checking projects that haven’t yielded anything just in case. So, you could actually say the situation is the opposite.

[Hispo]

I would not use this to be honest.
As people on this thread has already mentioned here, gamblers usually do not forget about money which is left behind on casinos, hundreds of dollars are just to much money to be left without continue to gamble or withdrawing all of it.

Most gamblers do not quit and abandon an account for a long time before depleting all the remaining balance on it.

Also, the fact one needs to give this feature of yours some personal information or ours (addresses and such), it would be a game killer for gamblers who value their privacy.

[o48o]

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Would you use it?

There used to be apps that kept track on your wallets and value of every token you got in there. You were even able to set alarms if you got certain amount in them. I haven''t used those in years, as they are way too addictive.

But reason why i am checking my casino balances, are that in one of them i got free lottery tickets going on weekly, and even though changes in winning those are small, it's fun to check. Balance in that wouldn't however appear in my wallet directly, but i have to claim it. So something checking my wallet addresses wouldn't help on that. Neither it would do that with referral bonus that i need to manually claim as well.

[Queen uloma]

To check the balance in a casino, some gamblers might routinely look at it, especially if they have lost in several gambling sessions. Just to make sure all the money in the account is gone, or if there is still some that can be bet. Most gamblers will only leave a small portion in their casino accounts. I'm not really sure about gamblers using this feature, because if the money is still in the wallet, what actually needs to be done is just to open the wallet to check.

Many gamblers always check there balance especially when they have lose in several betting. Most of them check their balance in other to know if money is still remaining to still continue betting again. Most gamblers don’t like keeping big money in their account because they will be tempted to continue gambling. There’s this friend of mine   as soon as he wins he always withdraw all his money to avoid temptation of gambling with it. For me, checking your casino account shows that you ain’t ready to stop because once you have money there it will push you more to gamble. All we need is self control. And always set limits to avoid emptying your casino account.

[Onyeeze]

Most people don't have many gambling accounts that they’ll forget a few of them, and I don’t think any of them have tens or hundreds of dollars in them. We probably all have one active gambling account, and that’s usually enough. It’s important to keep track of where your coins are, but I don’t think anyone would be unaware of having made hundreds of dollars from a project they’ve invested in. In fact, most of us keep checking projects that haven’t yielded anything just in case. So, you could actually say the situation is the opposite.

Even though they have so many accounts of gambling they will not forget it easily because there are people who only have two password or one password in everything they are doing so forgeting their account that money is inside it will be difficult because every Gambler money is in important to that particular gambler the only way a gambler will forget it account is when there is no money in that particular gambling account but anything that makes money to remain in that particular account a gambler can never forget it, maybe it may use it to gamble or it will draw it but if a money remain inside The Gambler account that means the gambling platform restricted the owner of the account not to make a withdrawal until the account is being verified but if the account is free The Gambler can never forget the password of the account or forget to the account totally it can never happen, gamblers have a retentive memory when they come to the names of gambling platform they have account

[Versatile_choice]

One thing about me is that I don't leave my money in gambling site, if I'm done gambling for the day and maybe I didn't finish my daily budget then I withdraw my available balance if I'm ready to go again maybe the next day then I will also deposit, I feel it's not safe leaving our balance in casino site or sport site. Although I have seen few gamblers leaving their money in casino and sometimes it might stay up to week or so and nothing will happen to it, but that's in their own case not mine.

[Nwada001]

I’d like to ask you — is this a good feature to have on an affiliate site, where players can drop their BTC, ETH, or SOL addresses and instantly check their balances?

Would you use it?

As long as it's free and you don't have to pay for the service, I will definitely use it, and also as long as it will be something different from what we usually pass through in terms of scanning through the MEW support network one after the other to see the balance, then it will be worth it. Innovations are welcomed and encouraged on this end.

[STT]

I've left balances behind and also used custom tokens with some special gambling sites so this could be useful.  You wont always want to sell straight away as the token value can vary and traffic, fees and so on.   Seems like a good idea for the naturally disorganized average player which I closely resemble

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

You are not a good gambler if you leave hundreds of dollar in a online site, and you don't know how big or small your balance it. Even if you have uses a lot of casinos, at least you will have a idea on where and how much money you have.

At least that is the case for me, I don't have any balance to any casino that I play because when I won, I will immediately withdraw and just leave a few. Then continue to play with that balance until I got 0 or win again to withdraw.

[coin-investor]

I don't play at many casinos, so I don't forget my balance. I think this feature should be for serious gamblers who play large amounts of money at many casinos and are too lazy to track their balance.
This is good for affiliates like the ones you recommended, so they can check their balance. I'd like to see feedback from people who use this feature, but I don't think it's for me.

[Cantsay]

It is not a bad feature; it's going to help a whole lot of people, but the issue is that they might not want to use it.

There are a lot of helpful tools out there, but people won't use them just because it is a third party app.

So for now, don't expect the usage rate to be very high, it's going to take a while before people actually start to see the value in it because a lot of people can do without it for now and don't have that many meme tokens to be worried about forgetting any of them.

[Sticky Bomb]

As long as I don't have to connect to the site to track it, there should be no problem with using it, but hey! Do you mean casinos sometimes drain our balances without us gambling or the financial history is somehow altered to their own benefit, because I can always see my balance on the casino and track it from the history to see how and when I gambled to get to such an amount. Although I rarely leave any balance before quitting the casino and even if I do, its most likely a few dollars which I really don't give a damn about.

[Pumpsta]

Tell me you'te searching for ways to drain as much money out of your customers as possible without telling me.. this isn't a feature anybody's ever thought of & it won't help anybody, it's just offering your customers another way to find money to gamble when they already lost all.. Like looking through all drawers & jackets for one more banknote but it's conveniently just 1 click away..

[maydna]

Don't know and not sure about that. I am not too often check my balances but that shows in the above of my account and I don't leave much money in my balance.

But this perhaps useful for those who want to use and search for the feature like this but it is normal if gamblers forget they still have money.

[SFR10]

I’d like to ask you — is this a good feature to have on an affiliate site, where players can drop their BTC, ETH, or SOL addresses and instantly check their balances?

I'm having mixed feelings about it... It could be useful, but the same can be said about block explorers as well. Considering you mentioned you won't be storing our addresses, that means I have to paste my addresses every time I want to check all of their balances and for those who use a lot of them, they'd probably prefer an automated tool that stores them for easier access later on.

[LOVER BOY 422]

In as much as I have money in my balance I still have the right to be checking my balance to see if the money is still their or not but with this feature I can see that checking of balance will made easier.

[Cointxz]

I always check my gambling balance since I collect bonuses from multiple casino due to my VIP benefits. However, I rarely leave a balance that is huge amount because I consider casino as a place to not leave my balance.

Casino withdrawal fee is very low which means there’s no reason for me to save fees and leave my balance inside.

Deposit and withdrawal are almost instant.

[xenomorfo]

Most people don't have many gambling accounts that they?ll forget a few of them, and I don?t think any of them have tens or hundreds of dollars in them. We probably all have one active gambling account, and that?s usually enough. It?s important to keep track of where your coins are, but I don?t think anyone would be unaware of having made hundreds of dollars from a project they?ve invested in. In fact, most of us keep checking projects that haven?t yielded anything just in case. So, you could actually say the situation is the opposite.

usually it's enough if you play to pass the time, but people are sketchy and having problems
I think it's possible that there are many who have a dozen or more accounts to take advantage of bonuses and various stuff
here we are in the pathological, here we are in addiction