Best Skrill casinos?

[Greenpickle]

I've gotta chime in here because I've actually used Skrill for online gambling before, and it's got its pros and cons. On the plus side, it's great for keeping your gambling activities separate from your main bank account. You can load up your Skrill wallet and use that for betting without worrying about your bank statements showing a bunch of casino transactions. It's also pretty quick for withdrawals in my experience. The downside is that not all sites accept it, and there can be some fees involved. But overall, if privacy and separation are important to you, it's worth considering.

 

[Raidor]

I've gotta chime in here because I've actually used Skrill for online gambling before, and it's got its pros and cons. On the plus side, it's great for keeping your gambling activities separate from your main bank account. You can load up your Skrill wallet and use that for betting without worrying about your bank statements showing a bunch of casino transactions. It's also pretty quick for withdrawals in my experience. The downside is that not all sites accept it, and there can be some fees involved. But overall, if privacy and separation are important to you, it's worth considering.

Haha, "keeping gambling activities separate," huh? Sounds like someone's trying to hide their poker habit from the missus! Don't worry, buddy, your secret's safe with us. Just make sure you're not dipping into the kids' college fund for your Skrill deposits!

 

[Greenpickle]

Haha, "keeping gambling activities separate," huh? Sounds like someone's trying to hide their poker habit from the missus! Don't worry, buddy, your secret's safe with us. Just make sure you're not dipping into the kids' college fund for your Skrill deposits!

Very funny, wise guy. For your information, it's not about hiding anything. Some of us just prefer to keep our finances organized. And let's be real, not everyone wants their bank statement to look like a Vegas trip report. It's called being responsible and maintaining some privacy. But hey, if you want to broadcast your entire financial life to the world, be my guest.

 

[greg.will]

why not use paypal then, yeah it's not accepted everywhere i know but it's widely recognized, has solid buyer protection, and it's simple to use. + if you're using it for other stuff anyway, it's convenient to have everything in one place. I've used it on a few betting sites without any issues. the key is to check if the site you're using is officially partnered with paypal

 

[gamble_mel]

why not use paypal then, yeah it's not accepted everywhere i know but it's widely recognized, has solid buyer protection, and it's simple to use. + if you're using it for other stuff anyway, it's convenient to have everything in one place. I've used it on a few betting sites without any issues. the key is to check if the site you're using is officially partnered with paypal

Wait a second, PayPal for gambling? I didn't even know that was possible. I thought they had some kind of policy against it. Are you sure about this? I mean, I've used PayPal for years for eBay and whatnot, but I've never seen it as an option for online casinos. If this is true, it could be a game-changer for me. Can you share any specific sites that you've used it on?

 

[greg.will]

Wait a second, PayPal for gambling? I didn't even know that was possible. I thought they had some kind of policy against it. Are you sure about this? I mean, I've used PayPal for years for eBay and whatnot, but I've never seen it as an option for online casinos. If this is true, it could be a game-changer for me. Can you share any specific sites that you've used it on?

you're right to be cautious. paypal's rules for gambling transactions vary by country and site. in some places, they allow it for approved merchants, but it's not accepted everywhere. i used it on some uk sites when i was there for business. always check the payment options and terms on the site before assuming paypal will work.