Crypto Casinos

[BIG-D]

It seems like the majority of people are slowly shifting towards crypto casinos for numerous reasons including reduced KYC, higher limits, wider range of games available, bonus boys etc. But how safe are they? I have been involved with crypto currency for over 10 years so have always had various crypto wallets and only recently used some of my crypto to gamble. I played at BC.game the deposit & withdrawal process was pretty quick, a little bit long winded compared to just using a debit card but that is to be expected with blockchain / crypto. Despite the large fees, so far I have no complaints. But I am just curious regarding the safety of these ?

Has anybody experienced any issues with withdrawing winnings when playing on a VPN? My experience was smooth and profitable but was this just a one off? If I deposit/withdraw larger amounts will I be KYCd and lose funds as a result of playing with a VPN? 

Similarly, it would be great to here some recommendations for tried and tested casinos that U.K. players have had good experiences at when using a VPN.

[howfin]

Sadly you are always at risk of getting fucked.

You might get away with it for a while, or you might get reamed after the first deposit, it's impossible to say.

Ive been using crypto sites for a few years and never had an issue. But, don't let that make you think you're safe.

If you have the choice always play on UKGC Casinos.

[david1111]

5 hours ago, howfin said:

Sadly you are always at risk of getting fucked.

You might get away with it for a while, or you might get reamed after the first deposit, it's impossible to say.

Ive been using crypto sites for a few years and never had an issue. But, don't let that make you think you're safe.

If you have the choice always play on UKGC Casinos.

Very honest post howfin.

It's a great attitude to play with, ie, you play at your own peril knowing that you probably will get shafted at some point.

Everyone should take note if they decide to risk the dark side and don't come back crying when it all goes pear shaped

[Danger]

@BIG-D  The answer to your question is just like the slots, it's luck of the draw.

From reading some of the other casino forums, there is a trend that KYC is now being enforced (and I keep seeing the casino you mention coming up).  More rigorous KYC requirements for those using the Master Gaming Licences from Curacao kicked in on 1 September, 2023, so it is becoming the norm.

Put it this way, I wouldn't want to win big and then have to stress about KYC documents I can not provide.   As it is, dealing with any Curacao only licensed casino regardless of whether you are in a prohibited country or not has limited fall back for complaint to regulatory authorities outside Curacao.

[andywilliams11872]

On 03/10/2023 at 21:07, BIG-D said:

It seems like the majority of people are slowly shifting towards crypto casinos for numerous reasons including reduced KYC, higher limits, wider range of games available, bonus boys etc. But how safe are they? I have been involved with crypto currency for over 10 years so have always had various crypto wallets and only recently used some of my crypto to gamble. I played at BC.game the deposit & withdrawal process was pretty quick, a little bit long winded compared to just using a debit card but that is to be expected with blockchain / crypto. Despite the large fees, so far I have no complaints. But I am just curious regarding the safety of these ?

Has anybody experienced any issues with withdrawing winnings when playing on a VPN? My experience was smooth and profitable but was this just a one off? If I deposit/withdraw larger amounts will I be KYCd and lose funds as a result of playing with a VPN? 

Similarly, it would be great to here some recommendations for tried and tested casinos that U.K. players have had good experiences at when using a VPN.

I think there is another layer coming with all of this now - it appears that quite a few crypto walletts are now asking questions regarding sending funds to external wallets to casinos (crypto.com/coinbase/cryptopay) all now asing for receipts name/country of wallet etc. under money laundering checks. 

[andywilliams11872]

Interestingly just had an email from crypto.com stating:

Just logged into the app, went to make a deposit as a test, and was greeted with this:

If they are going to start with this across crypto wallets, then this callsign won't be using them anymore (not for gambling, but any transactions) as I don't really want them sending info to the taxman. The taxman and I have a very good understanding (I won't claim fuck all benefits wise, but you leave me well alone you robbing twat). It's worked well for a while lol

[david1111]

12 minutes ago, andywilliams11872 said:

Interestingly just had an email from crypto.com stating:

Just logged into the app, went to make a deposit as a test, and was greeted with this:

If they are going to start with this across crypto wallets, then this callsign won't be using them anymore (not for gambling, but any transactions) as I don't really want them sending info to the taxman. The taxman and I have a very good understanding (I won't claim fuck all benefits wise, but you leave me well alone you robbing twat). It's worked well for a while lol

I wonder how they will use that info though. They ask to satisfy compliance, but if there is no follow up they will probably continue as normal

Edited October 6, 2023 by david1111

[andywilliams11872]

10 minutes ago, david1111 said:

I wonder how they will use that info though. They ask to satisfy compliance, but if there is no follow up they will probably continue as normal

Im not 100% sure mate to be honest - but if they have the information they can release it, if asked so would rather not give it in the first instance

[david1111]

Just now, andywilliams11872 said:

Im not 100% sure mate to be honest - but if they have the information they can release it, if asked so would rather not give it in the first instance

No neither would I. I just don't trust them one bit to do the right thing. 

[howfin]

Rolla was saying last night on his stream that it takes him hours to deposit into crypto. I've never had any problems before, but the last week or so my card has been blocked twice for trying to buy crypto. Not sure if its relevant or if they've tightended transactions from UK banks, but its annoying as fuck having to sit through a fraud call listing that you spent £34 at asda and a round of drinks for £60 at ashleys titty bar

[andywilliams11872]

2 hours ago, howfin said:

Rolla was saying last night on his stream that it takes him hours to deposit into crypto. I've never had any problems before, but the last week or so my card has been blocked twice for trying to buy crypto. Not sure if its relevant or if they've tightended transactions from UK banks, but its annoying as fuck having to sit through a fraud call listing that you spent £34 at asda and a round of drinks for £60 at ashleys titty bar

Its even worse when you send money to your Mrs and in the reference put down "penis enlargenment surgery or bonus4anal" and have to listen to those ones. It's funny when you send it, not when you have to explain it down the phone lol 

[david1111]

18 minutes ago, andywilliams11872 said:

Its even worse when you send money to your Mrs and in the reference put down "penis enlargenment surgery or bonus4anal" and have to listen to those ones. It's funny when you send it, not when you have to explain it down the phone lol 

It's a joke, it's like you're money isn't your own anymore. I get all the responsible stuff, but what gives banks the right to dictate how you spend your money that you have earned and paid into their bank

[ISlot]

if you cant do KYC  on crypto casino stay away , wallet start asking lot crypto casinos they start asking KYC, If you verified you can use Skrill to make deposit just like any UK casino, you don't need crypto

[andywilliams11872]

4 hours ago, david1111 said:

It's a joke, it's like you're money isn't your own anymore. I get all the responsible stuff, but what gives banks the right to dictate how you spend your money that you have earned and paid into their bank

It's just as hard taking money out of the bank now mate. They ask 3000 questions including are you under duress, why don't you transfer it, are you sure you want to have cash, whats your dogs cousins goldfish called. Get one wrong and then it gets even harder. 

End of the day it's my money, if I want to empty my accounts and set it on fire in front of them, then its my decision and no one else should be able to stop me

[HenryOsborn606]

When it comes to safety, it's essential to choose reputable casinos that prioritize security. Look for casinos that are licensed and regulated, offer fair games, and use encryption to protect your data.

[Bangers]

21 minutes ago, HenryOsborn606 said:

When it comes to safety, it's essential to choose reputable casinos that prioritize security. Look for casinos that are licensed and regulated, offer fair games, and use encryption to protect your data.

''MOST'' of today's Casino streamer ''PIMPS'' don't care about that,  they all have lifestyles that need funding & feeding,  at whatever cost.

 

 

[HenryOsborn606]

On 11/04/2024 at 10:35, HenryOsborn606 said:

When it comes to safety, it's essential to choose reputable casinos that prioritize security. Look for casinos that are licensed and regulated, offer fair games, and use encryption to protect your data.

As for using a VPN, it's important to be cautious. While some players use VPNs to access casinos restricted in their country, it's essential to follow the casino's terms and conditions. Some casinos may require KYC verification for larger withdrawals, regardless of whether you use a VPN or not.

For recommendations, you might want to check out  from reputable sources. They can provide insights into the reputation and reliability of different casinos, helping you make an informed decision.

Edited April 12, 2024 by david1111
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[Slotify]

38 minutes ago, HenryOsborn606 said:

As for using a VPN, it's important to be cautious. While some players use VPNs to access casinos restricted in their country, it's essential to follow the casino's terms and conditions. Some casinos may require KYC verification for larger withdrawals, regardless of whether you use a VPN or not.

For recommendations, you might want to check out  from reputable sources. They can provide insights into the reputation and reliability of different casinos, helping you make an informed decision.

Thank you for your insight ChatGPT 

[Blacko]

Oh boy did I dodge a big bullet last night 

[david1111]

9 minutes ago, Blacko said:

Oh boy did I dodge a big bullet last night 

Continue 

[Bangers]

50 minutes ago, Blacko said:

Oh boy did I dodge a big bullet last night 

Mrs ask for a lift tae the Bingo again ?

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[philinvicta]

1 hour ago, Bangers said:

Mrs ask for a lift tae the Bingo again ?

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Once thing for sure is he always has somewhere to park his bike with her around !

[Blacko]

16 hours ago, david1111 said:

Continue 

Basically withdrew €700 after doing a Rolla special and playing the old shite he likes to go back to. That game where the big monster guy goes mental when a scroll land paid very well ( ended up with 3 scrolls ) which paid around 500, jungle spirit went mental with Elephants and Tigers. Decided as I do these days to cut and run, withdrew crypto and a messaged popped up saying duplicate account detected and the casino were pocketing my winnings. Set my alarm and went to bed, messaged popped through 10 minutes later saying my crypto had been received. Needless to say I was a jammy fucker on this occasion.

[david1111]

4 minutes ago, Blacko said:

Basically withdrew €700 after doing a Rolla special and playing the old shite he likes to go back to. That game where the big monster guy goes mental when a scroll land paid very well ( ended up with 3 scrolls ) which paid around 500, jungle spirit went mental with Elephants and Tigers. Decided as I do these days to cut and run, withdrew crypto and a messaged popped up saying duplicate account detected and the casino were pocketing my winnings. Set my alarm and went to bed, messaged popped through 10 minutes later saying my crypto had been received. Needless to say I was a jammy fucker on this occasion.

Yeah close one!

You just never know

[bigogtripleoggg]

Old thread but can I just say, the whole crypto casino hate is so bewildering to me.

I've been "scammed" out of 100s of thousands by playing on archaeic sites with withdrawal limits and processing times that make dial up internet speed seem fast. 

Any experience I've had with crypto casinos have been how it should be. At most, a 5 minute KYC process, and it doesn't matter if I want to withdraw 10k, 50k, 100k+ (yes, done this), it's all been back into my wallet very quickly.

Currently, I'm dealing with one of those dinosaur sites that you guys all rave about, and I'm stuck with a 30k balance waiting over 2 days now just to get less than a quarter of that processed through. If I'm not getting my leg pulled, I'm looking at 2 weeks of wait time to get all my money. Not to mention dealing with reversing withdrawals and the dangers of that.

Edited August 8, 2024 by bigogtripleoggg