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[acroman08]

Newbies have restrictions on posting images, so if you want to post an image as a newbie, you need to buy copper membership.

Anyway, I saw a "verification of identity; money laundering requirement". Will that rule only be enforced if you suspect the gambler of money laundering, or will you also enforce that on other things?

Welcome to the forum!

[julerz12]

I'm guessing the previous announcement thread was locked so you can create this new one from a new account without the "fan" tag on it? ^{Their previous account is named ReelsFan156} 

That old account already has a copper rank, though, and the previous thread had already gained some replies; why not just keep it that way?
But if you really wanted to continue with this new thread, you should also archive the old thread (move -> archive) rather than just locking it; that way, you won't have two announcement threads within this board.

[Agbe]

Op there was no need for you to create another account or re they different persons handling the accounts? If you wanted to us the exact brand name it would have been added in the Op in the other account and continue with the other thread. That is not withstanding. You can bought Copper membership again as you did in the other account and update the image already in the Op. And another thing again. While waiting for the copper membership so you can update the image, you can linked the website now so people can just click it and navigate to the website.

[Reels.io]

Newbies have restrictions on posting images, so if you want to post an image as a newbie, you need to buy copper membership.

Anyway, I saw a "verification of identity; money laundering requirement". Will that rule only be enforced if you suspect the gambler of money laundering, or will you also enforce that on other things?

Welcome to the forum!

Yeap, we've got the membership, just forgot to wear it for the image to be reflected, now it's fine.

[Nrcewker]

Welcome once again to the forum. I liked the fact that unlike traditional casinos, you have tried something new and fresh. I really like the concept of the Lootbox Shop. I see that we can use Reels Points to shop from the Lootbox but I would appreciate some more clarification on exactly how to collect those Reels Points.

The NFT based rewards are another feature that attracts me to the casino. Currently I would suggest running exclusive promotions here on the forum. This could help you reach the right gambling audience and grow into a bigger brand.

[Haunebu]

Am guessing y'all decided to start fresh with this new ANN in order to fix the clear money laundering issue which was present in your site earlier and which I pointed out in the old thread. This is a good thing if true, but y'all still could have stuck to the old ANN itself.

Also, I suggest getting a proper license like the Anjouan one or Curacao etc in order to prove to the gamblers that y'all are worth paying attention to op.

[Crazygaming]

Why r u creating many topic . I think you should banned here ..and your casino not good looking for me too

[panjul07]

I tried this casino last week (11th) with a deposit but lost it quickly, maybe I wont remember this casino if they do not create a new thread with new account's rep.
Logged in back to my account just now, surprised to see they give me a $50 bonus with 10x wagering requirement.

The bonus amount itself is much bigger than what I have deposited last week (my deposit was $20+) and I did not wager much as well.
Hopefully I can complete the wagering requirement of the bonus and make some profit to test withdrawal so I can share a real experience of withdrawal.

[The Cryptovator]

The name seems good to me, and it has got a good domain as well. People would easily remember the name since it’s short but branded. However, make sure it's not a KYC casino; it’s not all about the slogan. You have to prove it by your service. Welcome to the forum.

Why r u creating many topic . I think you should banned here ..and your casino not good looking for me too

From my end I can see he created only one topic; I am not sure if they made posts from other accounts. This account seems official by name, and they could create an announcement thread; it doesn’t matter whether the platform is good or bad to you. Unless they break forum rules, they won’t get banned even if the platform is bad.

[CryptSafe]

I have glanced through the previous thread and this thread also I had to check the website to see what the conversation is going on about but I noticed that there is no regional restriction which means the possibility of everyone playing on your platform but do you know that some countries prohibits their nationals from gambling?

Why creating more accounts and threads just for one casino. You could write to the admin to help change your name to what you want it to be rather than creating more accounts with similar name and doing similar activities. I see that you've been advised on many things to do and how to go about your activities here which I expect you to adhere to so you can easily navigate your way through as you remain here doing your business.

Lastly, I could not see your operational license and what are you saying about it?

[knuckey]

I think I've seen reels.io in the past, why not just continue with the old ones instead of making new ones?
it is also necessary to explain a little here about nft, points and if there is a plan, the roadmap should have progressed to the TGE stage, Q3 is almost over

[Slow death]

I don't know why you changed threads, but I hope that in this new thread you can achieve your goals and provide good service. Speaking of providing good service, I see that your casino has had some scam accusations against it. For example, the Trustpilot case.

August 2026: There was one scam accusation; someone accused your casino of not paying out when winning a large amount. The response from your casino representative was that the person's account underwent additional review and that the withdrawal could not be processed, and all winnings were voided. They didn't specify the exact reason, only mentioning something vague like "rules."

June 2026: There was one scam accusation again; someone complained about having their winnings confiscated. This refers to something I mentioned in your previous thread about posting "No KYC Casino" on this forum, while there's nothing about "No KYC Casino" in the terms of service. See the scam accusation made by the person against your casino:



source: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/reels.io

April 2026: There was 1 scam accusation. See the scam accusation made by the person against your casino:



source: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/reels.io

I still don't understand, what's the point of posting on this forum that the casino is No KYC when the terms of service state KYC and that they'll ask for KYC when someone wins a lot? Wouldn't it be better to simply omit the "No KYC" part and be direct about eventually asking for KYC, explaining that they are a KYC casino but don't request documents when creating an account, but may ask at any time? That way, everyone would be aware that it's a KYC casino and should be prepared for KYC.

Casino Guru has a complaint case against your casino that has not yet been resolved:

https://casino.guru/reels-io-casino-review

[khaled0111]

^^
The last bad review you quoted (from TrustPilot) holds no weight, to be honest, just as much as the positive reviews they got on that page. None of the reviewers provided any proof or shared any detail about their experience (which is what you would expect on a review website), which makes me doubt that those who wrote those reviews are genuine users.
Anyway, welcome to bitcointalk, Reels.io. I have to say that you have a good and catchy name, I like it!

[Popkon6]

Reels.io is a very good and interesting gambling platform, welcome to this forum. As far as I can see, when I first entered this website, I saw about the deposit bonus, it is very interesting because the more deposits are made step by step, the more deposit bonuses can be received.
So gamblers will definitely be attracted, they have applied the right strategy, and their games are very updated. Finally, this platform needs to be launched quickly so that it will become known among more gamblers.

[#CapsLOck]

Reels.io is a very good and interesting gambling platform, welcome to this forum. As far as I can see, when I first entered this website, I saw about the deposit bonus, it is very interesting because the more deposits are made step by step, the more deposit bonuses can be received.
So gamblers will definitely be attracted, they have applied the right strategy, and their games are very updated. Finally, this platform needs to be launched quickly so that it will become known among more gamblers.

Reels.io offers some interesting features which might be enticing to new players. Particularly the 275% bonus and NFT reward for making your initial deposit. Plus the step by step bonuses are also a great way to make this more attractive. As those who are playing will be able to get even more rewards for making further deposits. Another possible benefit of the no-KYC approach is that users may find it easier to sign up for an account. But in my view. The sustainability of the platform will rely on honest dealings, consistent gameplay. And hassle free withdrawal processes. If Reels.io can provide a satisfactory overall experience and have transparency. It may eventually attract more attention in the gambling community. After the platform is in full swing. It will be interesting to see how players respond.

[Upgrade00]

I still don't understand, what's the point of posting on this forum that the casino is No KYC when the terms of service state KYC and that they'll ask for KYC when someone wins a lot? Wouldn't it be better to simply omit the "No KYC" part and be direct about eventually asking for KYC, explaining that they are a KYC casino but don't request documents when creating an account, but may ask at any time? That way, everyone would be aware that it's a KYC casino and should be prepared for KYC.

This false advertising is becoming one of the biggest scam attempts among casinos. Every new one which gets launched always throws the no-KYC label on them with nothing in place to enforce that and no intention to try to be as KYC friendly as they can, they also do not change it even after having situations where a player was restricted for the very same KYC process. They probably see other casinos doing it and follow that blindly. It suggests that they could be dubious in some of their other interactions with the customer too.

[mitchr4]

I still don't understand, what's the point of posting on this forum that the casino is No KYC when the terms of service state KYC and that they'll ask for KYC when someone wins a lot? Wouldn't it be better to simply omit the "No KYC" part and be direct about eventually asking for KYC, explaining that they are a KYC casino but don't request documents when creating an account, but may ask at any time? That way, everyone would be aware that it's a KYC casino and should be prepared for KYC.

This false advertising is becoming one of the biggest scam attempts among casinos. Every new one which gets launched always throws the no-KYC label on them with nothing in place to enforce that and no intention to try to be as KYC friendly as they can, they also do not change it even after having situations where a player was restricted for the very same KYC process. They probably see other casinos doing it and follow that blindly. It suggests that they could be dubious in some of their other interactions with the customer too.

Yeah, this kind of approach really confuses new players. The real issue is how the casino's own ToS match the No KYC label they use. If KYC is already stated in the terms, then the label is misleading from the start no matter if the reviews are valid or not. This is also a reminder to always check the terms of service before playing, instead of just trusting the title. Casinos should just be honest about KYC from the beginning instead of waiting until someone complains.

[Haunebu]

I don't know why you changed threads, but I hope that in this new thread you can achieve your goals and provide good service. Speaking of providing good service, I see that your casino has had some scam accusations against it. For example, the Trustpilot case.

Word of advice: Don't rely on Trustpilot reviews and ratings too much since that site is a cesspool where there are fewer legit reviews when compared to the fake ones and their own team members are involved in a lot of shady stuff.

It's better to rely on Bitcointalk scam accusations instead where the gap between legit and fake reviews is smaller in comparison for crypto gambling sites specifically.

[Reels.io]

Great to see that you're following our activities and thank you for raising these points.

First of all, we would like to clarify an important point regarding KYC. Reels.io does not require mandatory KYC verification as part of the standard registration process or regular use of the platform. However, this does not mean that verification cannot be requested in certain cases.

As stated in our Terms and Conditions, we reserve the right to request identity verification when additional checks are necessary for security, regulatory compliance, fraud prevention, or to confirm account ownership.
We would also like to address the use of the term “scam” in relation to the cases mentioned above.

The mere fact that a negative review or complaint has been published does not necessarily mean that the version of events presented in it is complete or objective.
Our internal investigations identified specific violations of the platform’s Terms and Conditions, including activities that were classified by our security systems as abuse of the service. The actions taken in relation to these accounts were based on the findings of those investigations.

We cannot publicly disclose all details of such investigations, as they involve information related to our internal security procedures and the activity of individual users. However, when a formal complaint is reviewed through an appropriate dispute-resolution platform, we are prepared to provide moderators with the relevant supporting information to the extent permitted.

We remain open to constructive criticism and are prepared to discuss specific cases based on the facts and the applicable Terms and Conditions.

I don't know why you changed threads, but I hope that in this new thread you can achieve your goals and provide good service. Speaking of providing good service, I see that your casino has had some scam accusations against it. For example, the Trustpilot case.

August 2026: There was one scam accusation; someone accused your casino of not paying out when winning a large amount. The response from your casino representative was that the person's account underwent additional review and that the withdrawal could not be processed, and all winnings were voided. They didn't specify the exact reason, only mentioning something vague like "rules."

June 2026: There was one scam accusation again; someone complained about having their winnings confiscated. This refers to something I mentioned in your previous thread about posting "No KYC Casino" on this forum, while there's nothing about "No KYC Casino" in the terms of service. See the scam accusation made by the person against your casino:



source: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/reels.io

April 2026: There was 1 scam accusation. See the scam accusation made by the person against your casino:



source: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/reels.io

I still don't understand, what's the point of posting on this forum that the casino is No KYC when the terms of service state KYC and that they'll ask for KYC when someone wins a lot? Wouldn't it be better to simply omit the "No KYC" part and be direct about eventually asking for KYC, explaining that they are a KYC casino but don't request documents when creating an account, but may ask at any time? That way, everyone would be aware that it's a KYC casino and should be prepared for KYC.

Casino Guru has a complaint case against your casino that has not yet been resolved:

https://casino.guru/reels-io-casino-review