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This is my first time to encounter this in a gambling platform where you need to wager 5x from the deposit amount before you can withdraw.

Is there any way to make my wager 5x faster without risking too much? Right now I am playing dice with a small amount of bet via auto.

These types of terms and conditions still exist? I know this is done to prevent money laundering, but I hardly doubt that these types of terms and conditions are present in other competitive gambling sites or not. I really feel sad for the player that, without reading about this T&C, he deposited his hard-earned money in the casino. The easiest way to wager 5x times the money will be by betting 5 bets at 98% chance and 1.01x return. Though there is risk, it’s the best option to fulfill the wagering condition. Moreover, thanks for bringing out this issue in front of the whole community. Now a gambler will think multiple times before depositing a large amount in this casino.

Wagering requirement on deposit before withdrawal is actually standard rule and I'm sure most casino implement similar rule.
The difference is about the number, most other casinos implement 1-2x wagering requirement on every deposit but trustdice 5x for 1st deposit only.
Your opinion is the best possible thing to do to complete the wagering requirement and maybe it is the most used strategy when it comes to such rule.
Since the rule at Trustdice is applied for 1st deposit only, the best option for gamblers who want to deposit big amount then better to make small deposit for the 1st time then gamblers can do bigger deposit later.

Some years before I joined the forum I used a bet site which I have forgotten the name. On that site a gambler can't make a withdrawal unless he stakes with the money he deposits and I see that as normal thing because it's a business. IMO, what the need of making the deposit when you know you won't gamble? If trustdice has such rules it's normal to me as long as they are not running away with gamblers money.