Its never been profitable and i dont know on why people do still mind off on dealing with faucet amounts and believe that they could earn profits with that.Casinos are setting up those terms which is almost close to impossible on reaching it out specially into those faucet users.It is really just intended on testing out the site and not to make money from it thats why they do set very small amounts which is really that
good on that particular testing and even if you do find out yourself to be that lucky but its really hard to believe that you could make out withdrawal in todays terms and
arrangement on where casinos been changing up.
I guess those people don't have a money to deposit and play or they are simply testing out the platform first, that is why they will use a faucet.
If you are extremely lucky then I think it is possible to earn something out of that tiny amount you have collected in a faucet but be careful as gambling sites right now are strict when it comes to those who only claim at the faucets without depositing any real money or cryptos. They find this as a form of abuse and you are risking your account to be banned. Imagine winning decent, only to find out that your withdrawals are going to be confiscated later on. That's going to be a waste of time.
I have understood that when a casino offers the faucet it is not for people to take advantage of it to save, it is to be able to play, but my question is the following: If a player has been asking for money in the faucet for a long time and collects a decent amount, and Due to circumstances of life, they get to take a good turn of luck and win, making the minimum amount to withdraw, does the casino allow it or not? I don't remember, but these days I got into a casino (which is not here) but it is a slot machine and it gives a bonus and I got the amount to withdraw, and after I started to withdraw, they told me that I had to deposit to be able to Withdraw, it was a classic scam casino, but in authentic casinos if that withdrawal is allowed?
It depends on the reputation of the casino in question, I have seen in the past casinos with good reputations that do not allow you to withdraw those kind of profits and you need to make a deposit, as it goes against their policies to do something like this, however if the casino in question does not really have a good reputation then it is possible they are trying to scam you or at least to not pay you what you are owed, so if I were you I will probably try to talk to their customer support and see if we can resolve this.