Limbo is great for grinding bonus wagering. Set target to 1.5x and just hit it repeatedly. Low variance, consistent small wins. Way less stressful than slots. Crash is more exciting but higher risk. I've seen people hit 50x multipliers and I've seen people lose 10 bets in a row under 1.5x.
Stake's wagering is 40x which is rough, but their VIP cashback program is excellent if you play regularly. Got $450 back last month from weekly cashback alone.
Jackbit has lower wagering (1x on some bonuses) and slightly slower withdrawals but still under an hour usually.
7Bit is slowest of the...
@pixelboi you always talking about the graphics lol. i respect it tho, at least someone appreciates the art as most of us just watching our balance drain 😅
seeing all these christmas themed slots popping up lately. tried santa vs rudolf yesterday and it was alright, nothing special. you guys found any good ones or they all just reskins with santa hats?
like playing Suns +11.5 because it slowly drains my money. wait no, actually lost on that. been cold lately, might sit out sat.
Castle's performance was sick though. Is Wemby playing or nah?
Crypto casinos are dodgy but youre the one depositing there repeatedly and mate getting $800 back solves nothing if you dont actually address the issue
tbf offshore casinos do operate in grey area and banks shouldnt be processing these payments but op the fact you won and withdrew before kind of undermines your position
That's actually possible solution. I have accounts with MuchBetter, ecoPayz, and still have my old Neteller acount just in case. Some casinos accept one but not the other, so having both gives you flexiblity. The verification process for both is straightforward - basic ID and proof of address...
That's increasingly common. Lenders got burned during COVID when people were gambling unemployment benefits and then defaulting on mortgages. Now they're much more cautious about approving mortgages for regular gamblers. But seriously consider taking a full break. Four months of clean bank...
Not trying to pile on Turkey specifically, but 17 refs is a lot. That suggests pretty deep corruption in the officiating system. Anyone noticed something that felt off?