I think waiting for @Peanutswar to answer my question too, but the question is just a basic question so it doesn't really matter even if I don't get a more complete answer, but I will try to be part of the prediction contest at least I can know if I win I can withdraw the money or not, so far I'm really very active on this site playing gambling and maybe if I get free money there's no harm in using it to gamble there just to increase my budget to have fun at bc.game.
Yes, contest prizes have no wagering requirements to make a withdrawal. I won once in bc.game contest. But I didn't immediately withdraw, I decided to play with the prizes I had and got a little win there. Crash game from bc.game is too tempting to pass up.
Just as expected, I knew it was going to be withdrawable without any requirements. I believe this answers all those who might also be curious about whether they have to first wager everything X times before they`ll be allowed to withdraw it.
Are you taking part in the Rio Carnival event on bc.game guys
I`m currently participating, but with my current balance, I don't think I`ll be among the top 500. If care is not taken, I might even end up being the last person on the list.
? I made a deposit and had a decent wager, but I didn't get much ROI when making a claim. Will I get rio from deposit and wager when the event ends? I'm quite confused about this
From what I experienced, you get 1 RIO coin if you deposit $1 (it will be given to you after you have successfully wagered it 1X), and if you`re lucky and still continue wagering, you`ll get an additional $1 for every $2 you wager; meaning if you're a highroller, you`ll be able to get a decent amount of the RIO coin. Currently, the top has a balance of 129,208,760.8 rio coins.
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Let's get back to the main topic.
It seems like you forgot to make your prediction in this week's BCGame prediction contest.