think its getting pretty clear curacao is cheap license for operators with min player prot. some good casinis have it but the license itself provides almost nothing when disputes arise
curacao license seems pretty pointless. what does it actually mean? is there anything that benefits players? would be interesting to get proper perspective on this from someone who handles complaints
okok got it but can we get back to topic tho?? original question was about shazam splitting withdrawals. anyone actually used them or should op just withdraw the $1k thats left and find different casino
ok sounds like overall this probably good change even tho bonuses get smaller. gonna wait few months and see how it actually plays out before making final judgment
appreciate the math breakdowns guys!!
so i guess the question is whether casinos actually offer those 25-35% bonuses or just stop doing bonuses altogether for uk market
so the new ukgc rules finaly went live. 10x max wagering requirements and no more mixing sports and casino bonuses
on one hand 10x is way better than the 40-50x we been seeing. but every casino gonna slash bonus percentages to compensate right? gonna be 20-30% match bonuses instead of 100%...
thats a harsh take but it is as it is review sites probably don't want to publish complaints from people who admit breaking laws to gamble. creates legal issues for them. still think casino shouldn't keep the balance tho
Reddit, honestly. Forums like this where there's no financial incentive to suppress complaints. Review sites that take casino advertising money will always have that conflict. They can't be too harsh on operators who pay their bills
they're ok. similar to wh and unibet. will limit you if you win consistently on sports but takes kinda longer than bet365
casino side is decent. nothing special but solid selection so take a ride freely
also had same issue with bet364 moved to pinnacle for serious betting and keep smaller account at william hill for casual stuff. pinnacle has best odds but casino selection is limited. if you want both sports and casino imo william hill or unibet are your best bets for uk
well yeah long term the house edge guarantees you lose. thats literally how casinos make money. only "winning" is entertainment value and maybe occasional lucky session you cash out from
I have been gambling on traditional fiat casinos for many years but recently I made the switch to crypto casinos. The main reason for me was the speed of withdrawals and also the privacy aspect. I don't need to send my documents every time I want to withdraw my money.
I am curious what made...
stake is consistently fast from what ive seen. 7bit and bitstarz take bit longer, usually 1-2 hours. still way faster than traditional casinos for sure
btw guys do you keep funds in the casino wallet or withdraw everything after each session?