- Does this mean that if for example I deposit 30$ in the live casino since their requirements are 5x wagering, the calculation is 30$x5=150$ I will accumulate first playing win or lose before I can withdraw from their casino?
Since the x5 rule in livecasino is for suspected users, so if you are suspected then yes you will need to wager at least $150 for $30 deposit but if livecasino do not suspect you, you wont need to wager x5 of your deposit. Based on what I have ever read in their official ANN thread, for normal players, you will only need to wager x1 of your deposit.
I'm new to this site so I can't share my experience yet, but although it alarmed me when I just saw live casino in top of the list with a x5 wagering requirement, it calmed me down that some members in this thread have already stated that normal players won't be required even the usual x1 wager. I'm curious now so I'll have to try it myself. To me x1 is the standard nowadays, but if less is enough to combat malicious practices, even better (for the player, not for the casino). If that is the case with that casino, then the alarm is not justified.
Not long time ago I played in one that requires x3 wagering (won't tell the name so as not to harm them). Personally I think that this is way too much: although I made some good profits in a lucky strike soon after I started gambling (like >60% of my balance, which was enough to me), I eventually lost >40% of the initial deposit before I was able to withdraw. I understand the need of x1 requisite, but I genuinely think that a higher one is abusive.