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Quote from: GxSTxV on Today at 01:55:02 AM

The casino is Trustdice and also known here. But i believe that many users aren’t aware of their terms.

Then these posts all asking the name of the casino

Quote from: TopTort777 on Today at 07:43:56 AM

Quote from: GxSTxV on April 11, 2023, 11:42:56 PM

What truly concerns me is the 5X wagering requirement on normal deposits without any bonus in order to withdraw the initial deposit or winnings.
In my opinion this term is unfair.

This isnt just unfair, that is a pure robbery. I dont think there is a single person who can or a strategy that will work to wager 5X without any losses. I am for casinos having a wagering requirement to prevent users using casinos as mixers or to laundry their dirty crypto, but 5X is a big no for me. Specially when the casino does not give any deposit bonuses.

OP what is the name of the casino you are talking about ? No need to hide those "heroes", their name should be public. Specially if they hide that 5X rules in ToS and does not put a huge warning banner when making a deposit.

Quote from: len01 on Today at 09:04:18 AM

that is the reason why every gambler must read the T&C that apply to gambling platforms, even though I myself sometimes still forget not to read the T&C before starting to gamble in a casino that I didn't know about before.
I think I know the casino you mean.

I used to bet at a certain casino and I didn't read the T&C after that I got some wins and wanted to withdraw my funds but the casino refused. after that i tried to contact service support and they said i have to bet 5x of my deposit amount.
after that i got the hang of it and i made my bet in sports betting and made it to bet 5x of the deposit amount.

with this incident I don't think that the casino is unfair or a scam but I was careless not to read the T&C before placing a bet. after all, casinos have rules that must be obeyed, and if we are careless, we don't read these rules and get rejected, it's our fault.
so to be honest i completely understand the casino. because every casino has its own rules and we as gamblers must comply with these rules.

so for me the rule is natural not a problem and in fact the casino is still popular today.

Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on Today at 11:50:36 AM

Quote from: GxSTxV on April 11, 2023, 11:42:56 PM

To clarify things better here is an example : if you were to deposit $1000 and win $200 in your first few games then you wouldnt be able to withdraw your winnings or even your deposits without wagering at least $5000. This means that 80% of the time, you would lose your money before reaching the required amount.
In my opinion this term is unfair. I am not attacking any specific casino, but I do believe that if users were aware of these requirements they would be less likely to deposit their money in such casinos since there are other casinos without such stringent requirements.

My first time of getting to know about a thing as this, this is completely unfair and I could possibly tell that a casino with such a term is being managed by criminals.

@OP, This thread would have been more informative if you mentioned the name of the casino in question, so that some of us do not end up making the same mistake you made on this same casino, on the few casinos I've played on, including Stake.com, never encountered such a rule, so for me, there is absolutely no reason whatsoever, a casino should impose such a high wager requirements for withdrawals on its customers, its an act of robbery, and such casino should be boycotted.

Come on guys, the thread is just barely 3 pages long at the time of me posting this. It's not a megathread with 50 pages so you guys taking the time to read replies before replying shouldn't be an issue. Be part of the solution, not part of the problem guys.