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Board Gambling
Re: Wagering requirements for withdraw
by
Mauser
on 07/05/2023, 13:22:44 UTC
If the wagering requirement is that we have to bet xx times before withdrawing the money, we will certainly have difficulty if we only deposit $ 10-$ 20.
That amount can run out quickly even before we can reach the xx times that is the wagering requirement.
But if you deposit $50-$100, of course, you won't find it difficult to reach xx times the wagering requirement.
And as gamblers who don't want to risk losing too much money, we should gamble moderately and not try to chase promotions that are too demanding.
It might be right to look for casinos that do not have low wagering requirements.
Why it can be difficult if the casino has their own original game where you can gamble with very small amount money and the wager requirement is multiply based on your deposit amount, it's not a fixed wagering requirement, how can it can be difficult? it's not like a minimum withdrawal where you need to reach $1,000 in able to withdraw, this is really make the big holder really easy to fulfill this requirement.

I agree, having waging requirements as a multiple from our initial deposit is fair by the casinos and shouldn't be a big deal. The casino needs to protect themselves from gamblers who deposit money to take advantage of bonuses and would directly withdraw after one win. All this is written in the terms of service and can be read before depositing, if we aren't too lazy. Also placing bets in total of 2-3 times our initial balance isn't such a big issue if we focus on save bets and spread it out over time. The worst thing we can do is to try and go for risky bets only to meet withdrawal requirements. The scam would be of course if the casino sets randomly high withdrawal requirements that are liked to fixed numbers, independently from our balance and betting amount.