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[Joy- maker]

Easy.Playw3.com, welcome to the forum. It's always good to see casinos joining the forum to engage with the community, build trust and introduce their platforms to members.

However, I took a closer look at your platform, it's really look good and attractive at first glance, the person who built it did a great job.

Enjoy your stay here, I'm looking forward to seeing attractive promotional offers from you. I also, sent you a PM, so I will be looking forward to see your reply.

[adultcrypto]

Welcome to Bitcointalk Easy.PlayW3.com. I will like to know your relationship with Crypto2Cash.playW3.com because it seems both casinos are linked to PlayW3.com. As an on-chain casino, is your 25% cashback dependent on losing bets or you calculate based on wagered volume? I'm curious to learn how you give out that much and still meet up in other obligations like affiliate markets and even winning which I know must always come. Finally, as a web3 casino, I guess KYC may not be needed for players to use your platform.

[acroman08]

I will like to know your relationship with Crypto2Cash.playW3.com because it seems both casinos are linked to PlayW3.com.

I'm curious about their connection to playW3.com too. Looking at their site, it is identical to playW3.com at first glance, but the website OP is advertising is missing the link to the license verifier, which playW3.com has. No offense to OP, but I can't help but think that this might be a fake playW3.com, including the Crypto2Cash.playW3.com you mentioned.

[Easy.Playw3.com]

Easy.Playw3.com, welcome to the forum. It's always good to see casinos joining the forum to engage with the community, build trust and introduce their platforms to members.

However, I took a closer look at your platform, it's really look good and attractive at first glance, the person who built it did a great job.

Enjoy your stay here, I'm looking forward to seeing attractive promotional offers from you. I also, sent you a PM, so I will be looking forward to see your reply.

Hello! Thank you for the warm welcome and the kind words about our platform. We appreciate the feedback on the design! I have just replied to your PM as well.

Welcome to Bitcointalk Easy.PlayW3.com. I will like to know your relationship with Crypto2Cash.playW3.com because it seems both casinos are linked to PlayW3.com. As an on-chain casino, is your 25% cashback dependent on losing bets or you calculate based on wagered volume? I'm curious to learn how you give out that much and still meet up in other obligations like affiliate markets and even winning which I know must always come. Finally, as a web3 casino, I guess KYC may not be needed for players to use your platform.

Thank you for the warm welcome and for asking these questions!

PlayW3 runs on a decentralized B2B & B2C framework where operators can launch their own branded front-end portals using a hybrid white-label and affiliate infrastructure. Platforms share the same core contracts, ecosystem, and liquidity pools, making Crypto2Cash a sister/twin portal operating under the same network.

Our cashback is actually a G-BACK reward that is calculated based on wagered volume (every single bet), completely regardless of whether you win or lose.

As a true Web3 platform utilizing non-custodial smart contracts, just from a pure technical standpoint, standard upfront KYC cannot be strictly forced or automated. However, we do have a KYC/AML policy stated in our Terms of Service. This operates strictly on a risk-based approach as a protective buffer to prevent automated bot attacks, or malicious system abuse.

I'm curious about their connection to playW3.com too. Looking at their site, it is identical to playW3.com at first glance, but the website OP is advertising is missing the link to the license verifier, which playW3.com has. No offense to OP, but I can't help but think that this might be a fake playW3.com, including the Crypto2Cash.playW3.com you mentioned.

Regarding the PlayW3 connection, I believe I've answered this above. The license verification link isn't visible in the image in the opening post because the image was created earlier and the homepage was updated in the meantime. However, if you'd like me to clarify anything further, feel free to ask.

Edit: I checked again, and the license verification links are in the same places. I think you just overlooked it.

[Agbe]

You are welcome to the forum, you have a professional announcement thread and I checked the casino in Trustpilot and out of 16 reviews it is 4 users that have a negative reviews and 12 said good about the casino though it is for playw3.com but from looks of things they are related. If you are interested in marketing, you can contact manager and promote your brand here in the forum.

[acroman08]

Regarding the PlayW3 connection, I believe I've answered this above. The license verification link isn't visible in the image in the opening post because the image was created earlier and the homepage was updated in the meantime. However, if you'd like me to clarify anything further, feel free to ask.

Edit: I checked again, and the license verification links are in the same places. I think you just overlooked it.

I am talking about the license validator seal, what you have on your website is just a link to this "anjouangaming.com/public-register/verify-a-licence/". What playW3.com has on their website is a direct link to their license validator(image below).

This is what playW3.com has


This is what your website has, which is a link to a public verification page on anjouangaming.com

[Easy.Playw3.com]

You are welcome to the forum, you have a professional announcement thread and I checked the casino in Trustpilot and out of 16 reviews it is 4 users that have a negative reviews and 12 said good about the casino though it is for playw3.com but from looks of things they are related. If you are interested in marketing, you can contact manager and promote your brand here in the forum.

Thanks for the welcome. I’ve seen some negative comments on Trustpilot. The people posting there claim that our GCOIN is a worthless fake, which is simply not true - this can be easily verified on CoinGecko or MEXC Exchange. The GCOIN market cap is currently over $27M, so it doesn't look like something worthless  

Regarding the PlayW3 connection, I believe I've answered this above. The license verification link isn't visible in the image in the opening post because the image was created earlier and the homepage was updated in the meantime. However, if you'd like me to clarify anything further, feel free to ask.

Edit: I checked again, and the license verification links are in the same places. I think you just overlooked it.

I am talking about the license validator seal, what you have on your website is just a link to this "anjouangaming.com/public-register/verify-a-licence/". What playW3.com has on their website is a direct link to their license validator(image below).

This is what playW3.com has


This is what your website has, which is a link to a public verification page on anjouangaming.com

As I mentioned earlier, the icon shown in the opening post image was outdated because the homepage has been updated since then - I already updated it. Thanks for the heads up!
If you check the websites Easy.PlayW3.com and PlayW3.com, you’ll see they are identical - you are right, icons are different. To be honest Im not sure why icons are different. Will ask support about that right now, but there was some website update and maybe thats the reason.
The links for license verification are the same. This is because we operate within the same ecosystem and under the same license. Otherwise, we simply wouldn’t be able to function on the PlayW3 subdomain.

[adultcrypto]

Welcome to Bitcointalk Easy.PlayW3.com. I will like to know your relationship with Crypto2Cash.playW3.com because it seems both casinos are linked to PlayW3.com. As an on-chain casino, is your 25% cashback dependent on losing bets or you calculate based on wagered volume? I'm curious to learn how you give out that much and still meet up in other obligations like affiliate markets and even winning which I know must always come. Finally, as a web3 casino, I guess KYC may not be needed for players to use your platform.

PlayW3 runs on a decentralized B2B & B2C framework where operators can launch their own branded front-end portals using a hybrid white-label and affiliate infrastructure. Platforms share the same core contracts, ecosystem, and liquidity pools, making Crypto2Cash a sister/twin portal operating under the same network.

Our cashback is actually a G-BACK reward that is calculated based on wagered volume (every single bet), completely regardless of whether you win or lose.

As a true Web3 platform utilizing non-custodial smart contracts, just from a pure technical standpoint, standard upfront KYC cannot be strictly forced or automated. However, we do have a KYC/AML policy stated in our Terms of Service. This operates strictly on a risk-based approach as a protective buffer to prevent automated bot attacks, or malicious system abuse.

Thanks for confirming that both are related because I was a bit worried by the resemblance.

I still don't know how you intend to sustain 25% cashback on all wagered volume or are you of the expectations that there will be no heavy winnings? Casino business may be risky to the player and the operators but in this case, you are taking more risk than the players by significantly draining your revenue through this cashbacks. What do you have to say about that?

[noorman0]

What is the difference between playing directly on the main platform versus through a sub-platform? Do you have the ability to set up exclusive reward/bonus programs, or to limit access to specific games offered by the parent platform, and so on?
I have already read the "be the boss" agreement, but perhaps I overlooked the information I am asking about. I just cannot imagine how it would work if all partners were to promote their respective sub-platforms in the exact same space.

[Easy.Playw3.com]

Welcome to Bitcointalk Easy.PlayW3.com. I will like to know your relationship with Crypto2Cash.playW3.com because it seems both casinos are linked to PlayW3.com. As an on-chain casino, is your 25% cashback dependent on losing bets or you calculate based on wagered volume? I'm curious to learn how you give out that much and still meet up in other obligations like affiliate markets and even winning which I know must always come. Finally, as a web3 casino, I guess KYC may not be needed for players to use your platform.

PlayW3 runs on a decentralized B2B & B2C framework where operators can launch their own branded front-end portals using a hybrid white-label and affiliate infrastructure. Platforms share the same core contracts, ecosystem, and liquidity pools, making Crypto2Cash a sister/twin portal operating under the same network.

Our cashback is actually a G-BACK reward that is calculated based on wagered volume (every single bet), completely regardless of whether you win or lose.

As a true Web3 platform utilizing non-custodial smart contracts, just from a pure technical standpoint, standard upfront KYC cannot be strictly forced or automated. However, we do have a KYC/AML policy stated in our Terms of Service. This operates strictly on a risk-based approach as a protective buffer to prevent automated bot attacks, or malicious system abuse.

Thanks for confirming that both are related because I was a bit worried by the resemblance.

I still don't know how you intend to sustain 25% cashback on all wagered volume or are you of the expectations that there will be no heavy winnings? Casino business may be risky to the player and the operators but in this case, you are taking more risk than the players by significantly draining your revenue through this cashbacks. What do you have to say about that?

To be more precise, the 25% cashback isn’t 25% of the full wager. It’s 25% of the 2% house edge on each bet. That equals 0.5% of every wager returned to the player as G‑Back.
So the platform still keeps the remaining house edge, and earnings are generated from player wager volume.
Also, G‑Back can be claimed once per day, and activity is monitored to prevent abuse.

What is the difference between playing directly on the main platform versus through a sub-platform? Do you have the ability to set up exclusive reward/bonus programs, or to limit access to specific games offered by the parent platform, and so on?
I have already read the "be the boss" agreement, but perhaps I overlooked the information I am asking about. I just cannot imagine how it would work if all partners were to promote their respective sub-platforms in the exact same space.

In short, there is no difference.
At the moment, there is no customization option, but I hope they introduce it soon.
If everyone starts advertising in the same place, things might get crowded  - but as we know, greater competition leads to better terms and promotions for customers. 

[Tetu100]

You are welcome to the forum mate and your ANN thread look pretty good. But it seems your image is too large, I don't know if other members observe it too but you can reset the image size to see how well it goes. However, here is just the perfect place you've chosen I can assure you of that. Again, hope you have plan of hiring a signature campaign manager that will push your casino beyond your expectations?  just Incase there's any plans on ground already, then GodOfThunder is at your service to give you that perfect service you required.

[Slow death]

Welcome to the forum. Your casino has a very nice announcement thread, but there are many other casinos just like yours. As I understand it, "playw3.com" is the main casino, and then there are several copies:

1 - easy.playw3.com (your casino)

2 - onyxpalace.playw3.com

3 - yes.playw3.com

4 - allmomoneyin.playw3.com

5 - nexus.playw3.com

6 - wallysgames.playw3.com

7 - diamond.playw3.com

In short: anyone who doesn't want to go through the effort of building a casino from scratch or doesn't want to spend a lot of money to set one up can simply pay "playw3.com" and get a fully featured casino, complete with a license, all sharing the exact same design. Honestly, I have to wonder: how do the owners of these copycat casinos feel, knowing that their casino is identical to so many others? Are you comfortable with that? The license is registered in the name of the casino "playw3.com," as can be seen here:



source: https://anjouangaming.com/license-register/?license=ALSI-202605064-FI2

The " playw3.com " casino also created two independent casinos ( sharker.com and bethebossclub.com ). One of them " sharker.com " is no longer functional, which means people likely lost money there if they weren't able to withdraw everything they had. Honestly, if I were running a casino business, I would take it very seriously and build a single, solid casino; that would show customers that I’ve invested significant time and money into the project and that I’m committed to a long-term operation. Just my opinion.

[Zwei]

What is the difference between playing directly on the main platform versus through a sub-platform? Do you have the ability to set up exclusive reward/bonus programs, or to limit access to specific games offered by the parent platform, and so on?
I have already read the "be the boss" agreement, but perhaps I overlooked the information I am asking about. I just cannot imagine how it would work if all partners were to promote their respective sub-platforms in the exact same space.

this is so confusing, i skimmed thru that agreement, and it's basically like affiliate marketing but with extra stupid steps. like who came up with this idea and thought it was great?

To be more precise, the 25% cashback isn’t 25% of the full wager. It’s 25% of the 2% house edge on each bet. That equals 0.5% of every wager returned to the player as G‑Back.
So the platform still keeps the remaining house edge, and earnings are generated from player wager volume.

then you can't call it 25% cashback, that would be misleading since cashback/lossback is based on PnL. the industry standard for what you have would be 25% rakeback since it's a % of the house edge.

Honestly, I have to wonder: how do the owners of these copycat casinos feel, knowing that their casino is identical to so many others? Are you comfortable with that? The license is registered in the name of the casino "playw3.com," as can be seen here:

and they all operate on a subdomain of the main casino, i just want to know who in their right mind would go for that? it looks sketchy as hell.