Please are these games real?

[Agathamay]

For those of us that participated in airdrops during the era of telegram minapps would still remember the cat airdrop, dog airdrop and its likes, these post isn't about those mini apps but recently on the CAT telegram channel, I've been getting some messages about some casinos giving out very enticing bonuses which looks very tempting and the minimum deposit amount after I click on the link doesn't look bad but my fear is that, I don't want to be a victim of scam because the bonuses looks too real to be true,

so I'm here to ask if anyone also got same messages and if yes, did anyone try them out? Because I would love to but I don't want any stories



[For those that want to know, I didn't just click on the random link, so since I couldn't verify the link, I had to check on playstore and it seems it was there so I just had to try but after all I was asked to deposit before claiming the bonuses and I wanted to verify it before taking the risk.

[Agbe]

Why  bring this type of game here, if the so called deposit bonus is too good to be true then you should see it as a red flag because anything that is connected to telegram airdrop projects which has died down after the hype around such projects gradually phased away should be seen and treated with caution because, such projects and anything related to them including these types of games that is promising you unrealistic deposit bonus should be treated with caution. For the safety of your funds I will not advise you to do any deposit because one thing with these types of games that promise you very attractive bonus, there are always hidden requirements which you may not me the target when it's time to withdraw your this so called welcome bonus.

They will tell you about wagering whichcan complicate things,as you may not get to withdraw your money in real sense. If you ask me I feel that they are only using these deposit bonus to lure people to deposit money in their platforms. You would have put a link to this game so others too can check it out beside these types of threads should have been better posted on the gambling board because, that is were gambling related issues are discussed and there is higher chances of getting more response from other gamblers.

[Davidloki]

Verification before action is very important and that's exactly what you're doing, but I think you would not have a "yes" or "no" answer in the forum because that would be your decision to make. I had an engagement in most of those airdrops two years ago and some were potential scammers that would ask for deposit in other to withdraw your assets, and many people fell for that scam because this amount was very small.

My honest advise would be that you ignore them and move on with your life, there is always a catch for these freebies, there are no free airdrops out there that offers such outrageous casino bonuses without expectations. You could possibly pay that amount but not be able to withdraw, that would be a loss on both end.

[Emjay24]

What I found from it is that it is a new site to say without any obvious reputation, and I checked their site on Virustotal and it came out clean. apparently, they have no reviews on Trustpilot, I searched randomly for a review and I saw some false reviews which was bad marketing since some of what they claimed was absent I saw on the site like terms and conditions which was tied to their "rules" bottom nav. They also have strict KYC checks which I think you should be aware of.

You can test it out with as little as $10, there is no available review on it, so you might rely on your own experience for now.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

 I was asked to deposit before claiming the bonuses and I wanted to verify it before taking the risk.

You said you were asked to deposit first before you can claim the bonus, meanwhile on the ad, they said you don't need to deposit but just have to launch the bot and claim the rewards and that's part of the trick that scammers use to trap their victims. From the image on the OP, I guess the name of the gambling site is "wingram"? Based on my search, there were two similar URL I found and there's a claim that one is believed to be a scam site.

[Ashawowo(OS)]

 I was asked to deposit before claiming the bonuses and I wanted to verify it before taking the risk.

You said you were asked to deposit first before you can claim the bonus, meanwhile on the ad, they said you don't need to deposit but just have to launch the bot and claim the rewards and that's part of the trick that scammers use to trap their victims.

I cannot call it a scam since there's no proof of scam accusation or negative review available, rather it's to be called a marketing stunt, just like many casinos in this forum put out a NO KYC promotion, but you see a different thing when you read their terms. The greatest concern is that it looks new and not well known by many gamblers. I also think their marketing is weak which means they don't invest well in it. I would not use that casino myself, but OP is welcome to try it out with little very amounts.

From the image on the OP, I guess the name of the gambling site is "wingram"? Based on my search, there were two similar URL I found and there's a claim that one is believed to be a scam site.

This is what I believe should be the site.

[Agbamoni]

Similar scam have made people believe any platform that demands a fee to claim a prize is a scam platform. No platform will demand a fee to give you a bonus that is legit. This casino obviously wants to scam people.

Maybe you wan us to try it out and give you feedback. I doubt anyone here with the knowledge they have won’t dare try this.

[Tetu100]

Op, at first I don't think you may be needing anybody consent before doing what is right or expected from you. The point there is that once the offer look too good to be true then there is just something shady about it that you aren't seeing yet. But maybe time can unvail it better.

so I'm here to ask if anyone also got same messages and if yes, did anyone try them out? Because I would love to but I don't want any stories

I don't know of others but personally I haven't received sure as of recent. However, even if I run into such situation, I need nobody to tell me is not true or a scam. Because I don't like a situation where I will start regretting my actions later.

Mate, just get rid of your greed cuz things like this always turn out to be false in most cases.

[MainIbem]

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I cannot call it a scam since there's no proof of scam accusation or negative review available, rather it's to be called a marketing stunt, just like many casinos in this forum put out a NO KYC promotion, but you see a different thing when you read their terms. The greatest concern is that it looks new and not well known by many gamblers. I also think their marketing is weak which means they don't invest well in it. I would not use that casino myself, but OP is welcome to try it out with little very amounts.

Definitely a marketing stunt, cause their ads says "no deposit, just launch the bot to get 250 fs" which is free spins, that's the first red flag, although it might not be scam but they're not transparent, you can't lure people with such bonus then ask them to deposit for it when they're interested, if I were to review they'll definitely get negative feedback for lack of transparency. Am not advising the OP to give it a trial but if she's interested then she should deposit with very little amount and see if they'll give her the bonus or request for more task before claiming it.

[Doan9269]

For those of us that participated in airdrops during the era of telegram minapps would still remember the cat airdrop, dog airdrop and its likes, these post isn't about those mini apps but recently on the CAT telegram channel, I've been getting some messages about some casinos giving out very enticing bonuses which looks very tempting and the minimum deposit amount after I click on the link doesn't look bad but my fear is that, I don't want to be a victim of scam because the bonuses looks too real to be true,

so I'm here to ask if anyone also got same messages and if yes, did anyone try them out? Because I would love to but I don't want any stories



[For those that want to know, I didn't just click on the random link, so since I couldn't verify the link, I had to check on playstore and it seems it was there so I just had to try but after all I was asked to deposit before claiming the bonuses and I wanted to verify it before taking the risk.

If I were you, I will rather exit myself from all those telegram cloud mining groups and avoid unsolicited messages and link they send, remember that you cannot use any random casino just like that without making the necessary research on them to know how consistency they have been over the time, then don't always be triggered to use a Casino by the bonus offers the often gives as this is part of their promotional strategy to attract gamblers but will definitely come with some terms and conditions you may not really enjoy at the last run.

[New Judgement]

I don’t think many people here will have the answer you are looking for, if not that I’m reading your post I wouldn’t know something like that is going on. I guess the project has a community, go to their telegram channel and ask the question there and you will get the right answer. Also you can go to their social media page on X and see if the promo is posted on their official page. Do well to check the reactions from the community users in the comments section. The best way to get reliable information about a project is in their community.

[Gozie51]

[For those that want to know, I didn't just click on the random link, so since I couldn't verify the link, I had to check on playstore and it seems it was there so I just had to try but after all I was asked to deposit before claiming the bonuses and I wanted to verify it before taking the risk.

How much were you asked to deposit?

But a quick one, this kind of situation is what users here have termed as a red light. A red light means that thing has become suspicious. So why would you try to force your money into what you are not certain of getting a return in the name of investment?

I won't go into such platform that say I have to deposit something first before having access to what they have there. If you want to catch cold overnight, you can taste the waters and maybe give a report of what they are for real.

How much you were asked to deposit is not consequential but why would they ask intending customer to first deposit before they are allowed access to the bonus they are offering?

[Odusko]

For those of us that participated in airdrops during the era of telegram minapps would still remember the cat airdrop, dog airdrop and its likes, these post isn't about those mini apps but recently on the CAT telegram channel, I've been getting some messages about some casinos giving out very enticing bonuses which looks very tempting and the minimum deposit amount after I click on the link doesn't look bad but my fear is that, I don't want to be a victim of scam because the bonuses looks too real to be true,

so I'm here to ask if anyone also got same messages and if yes, did anyone try them out? Because I would love to but I don't want any stories



[For those that want to know, I didn't just click on the random link, so since I couldn't verify the link, I had to check on playstore and it seems it was there so I just had to try but after all I was asked to deposit before claiming the bonuses and I wanted to verify it before taking the risk.

Alot of those play to earn telegram games that were developed that time turned out to be trased that just ride with the wave of the moment at that time, that is the reason you see that majority of those games have turned out unrecognised in the cryptocurrency gambling community; most of them are even scams, so you should avoid this one that asks you to make deposits after participating in their airdrop and getting a bonus to play with.

[icebar]

For those of us that participated in airdrops during the era of telegram minapps would still remember the cat airdrop, dog airdrop and its likes, these post isn't about those mini apps but recently on the CAT telegram channel, I've been getting some messages about some casinos giving out very enticing bonuses which looks very tempting and the minimum deposit amount after I click on the link doesn't look bad but my fear is that, I don't want to be a victim of scam because the bonuses looks too real to be true,

so I'm here to ask if anyone also got same messages and if yes, did anyone try them out? Because I would love to but I don't want any stories



[For those that want to know, I didn't just click on the random link, so since I couldn't verify the link, I had to check on playstore and it seems it was there so I just had to try but after all I was asked to deposit before claiming the bonuses and I wanted to verify it before taking the risk.

To learn about a project, it can be a good way to look into their Telegram community or official X-account. I think it would not be right to rely entirely on the words of the community. Because many times, fraudsters create fake Telegram groups using the name and logo of the real project. They try to gain the trust of the general public by making good comments with their own people. So, in my opinion, in addition to looking into Telegram or X, you should also read the terms and conditions of their website carefully. Especially before depositing money, you should carefully check what are the conditions for getting a bonus and whether you will face any trouble in withdrawing money later. You should first check whether those who are already using it are able to withdraw money properly and whether anyone has had any bad experiences. Because even if it seems credible from the outside, in reality there may be various risks in the operation of that project. The most important thing is that you do not need to test it with your own money to understand whether an offer is real or not. Because even if you lose a little money, it is your hard-earned money. So, I think it's wiser to check it out thoroughly first.

[IceLincoln]

For those of us that participated in airdrops during the era of telegram minapps would still remember the cat airdrop, dog airdrop and its likes, these post isn't about those mini apps but recently on the CAT telegram channel, I've been getting some messages about some casinos giving out very enticing bonuses which looks very tempting and the minimum deposit amount after I click on the link doesn't look bad but my fear is that, I don't want to be a victim of scam because the bonuses looks too real to be true,

so I'm here to ask if anyone also got same messages and if yes, did anyone try them out? Because I would love to but I don't want any stories



[For those that want to know, I didn't just click on the random link, so since I couldn't verify the link, I had to check on playstore and it seems it was there so I just had to try but after all I was asked to deposit before claiming the bonuses and I wanted to verify it before taking the risk.

My brother, I go advise you to leave matter for Mathias, comot hand for wetin go wound you. This Casino or whatever it is don show you signs of illegitimacy, you no even need to follow up or more research.
First they attract you with a tempting bonus (too good to be true) then they say it’s free com later change mouth say you must deposit to withdraw am… all this na red flags.
Antiswap wey give people bonuses no stress them and as dem talk am na so e be.
So just leave Wingram focus on your hustle and accumulate more bitcoin.

[Samlucky O]

Well you have already said that the bonus looks too real to be Truth, I can not advice you to try it out or not but it's your choice to make, but however don't forget that one sign of scam is when something looks too good to be true, you have to run. But another thing there is that you should visit the trustpilot to see review about that site. If they are legit or even ask Google, you will know if it's truly legit or not. But if you don't want to investigate it then you are free to take the risk with what you can afford to lose.

[Miles2006]

Asking if the games are real firstly I doubt if anyone here has tried the games judging based on the comments, aside from tapping and other features followed alongside previous popular tokens farmed there’s absolutely no guarantee for telegram token games or gambling site.
Depositing first before claiming a bonus is no longer considered a free bonus, let's be guided, the site might be genuine who knows? For a fact I don’t support newly project with different kinds of marketing scheme to entice viewers but, there’s no prove yet whether the site is genuine or scam.

[osasshem]

For those of us that participated in airdrops during the era of telegram minapps would still remember the cat airdrop, dog airdrop and its likes, these post isn't about those mini apps but recently on the CAT telegram channel, I've been getting some messages about some casinos giving out very enticing bonuses which looks very tempting and the minimum deposit amount after I click on the link doesn't look bad but my fear is that, I don't want to be a victim of scam because the bonuses looks too real to be true,

If you are able to identify this statement without anyone telling you, then you should be very sure to either go ahead or quit it. The time of Telegram mining was a period where numerous meme coins flooded telegram, currently how many of them are doing well or how many people gained substential profits from the whole mining process. On the part of you depositing first before being able to withdraw the bonus, you will also be required to wager, and possibly there will be nothing to get out of it.

[Itz-prisigold]

You can test it out with as little as $10, there is no available review on it, so you might rely on your own experience for now.

You actually have a point, but personally not everything is worth trying out just because you want to see how it will go. No doubt $10 may not sound like much, but what if there are other hidden terms involved that could result in you losing more than the $10? It's sometimes better to walk away from somethings when you are not sure about it, than trying to gamble it and regret it later.

I know that everybody have his or her own decision to make, most especially if the potential rewards it's looking good enough to justify the risks.  But for me, once I have doubt about a particular thing and I trying get more information to verify things but can't find a good review, I'll just walk away from it to prevent future regrets.

[Moreno233]

The offer of 250 free spins for no deposits does appear too good to be true. As it is something theough a bot, be extremely careful because it may be a phishing attempt, so be cautious about this so you don't fall victim. There have been many cases of people trying to steal sensitive information via bots, the only way to achieve that is via attractive offers such as this one. I have made it a norm to be afraid of any outrageous Telegram offer because that place is filled with different scam patterns.