Recent content by Camelott

A new site paying fast isn't evidence of anything being bought. Paying fast is the cheapest reputation a new operator can buy and it costs them almost nothing while volumes are small. The problem isn't that they're lying about the speed today. It's that speed at launch tells you nothing about...

Liquidity. USDC runs at roughly a third of USDT's depth on most exchanges, so spreads are wider and big movements cost more. And outside Europe nobody wants it. In Asia and Latin America USDT adoption is enormous and USDC barely registers, so an operator switching entirely would abandon its...

It helps the person holding it in a wallet wondering if they've committed an offence. Which is most of the thread.

It isn't banned. That's a genuinely important distinction and it's worth getting right because a lot of people are repeating it. MiCA regulates intermediaries, not ownership. What happened on 1 July is that a MiCA-licensed exchange can no longer list or offer USDT to EU customers, because Tether...

Same, and rakeback for the same reason - it pays on turnover rather than losses, so it comes whether you're up or down. Check it's really wager free at your site though. Some places attach playthrough to cashback and at that point it's a bonus wearing a better name.

It's free money if you were going to deposit anyway. If you weren't, they've just sold you a $20 deposit using a spin you already thought belonged to you.

One I still bring up is BitStarz, because it's live right now and it's technically honest. 50 free spins, no deposit required, sign up and they're yours. Win on them and you'll find nothing is withdrawable until you've put $20 in. So it's a deposit bonus with a longer route to the deposit. It's...

Bottom of the homepage, in the small print with the licence number. Operating company and registration number are usually both there because the licence requires it. Take that company name and search it on its own. That's the whole trick and it takes 90 secs.

Well Casinomeister publish exactly that, it's just not the page they lead with. Rabidi NV is the one I point people at. Lost the Curaçao master licence in June 2024, GCBC formally revoked it, and that didn't take down one casino, it took down the brands underneath it. I can't tell you the exact...

Exactly how I read them now and it took me about four years and a lot of my own money to get there. I don't look at the score at all. I look for whether anything bad survived on the page. A 9.2 with no negatives anywhere is worth less to me than an 8.1 that mentions two withdrawal disputes and...

nobody complains about a site until they do. that's the whole shape of it. betninja has an anjouan licence too. there's a case on askgamblers, norwegian player, deposited €150, ran it to €3,157 on blackjack and lost all of it to a €5 max bet clause the software never enforced while he was...

that one got retracted and it's worth being accurate about because the story still goes round. board of financial supervision for curacao and sint maarten sent a formal letter in late 2025 alleging integrity problems and saying the CGA was under criminal investigation. the finance minister...

it's a big deal and there's a specific reason it's happening to a lot of sites right now, so worth knowing the mechanism rather than just panicking. curacao replaced the whole system in dec 2024. the LOK killed the master licence model, where a handful of master licensees handed out subsistence...

@DagaW yep thats what im doing

cheers all, this actually cleared it up. was fumbling around since announced and now i have an actual plan instead of just being annoyed that my old flow broke.