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Moneytree.games is a new provably fair crypto casino that’s been gaining traction among players who value fast withdrawals and generous bonuses. I came across it through crypto communities like the DAO community they have on X and discord and was impressed by their 300% deposit bonus and blockchain-based fairness system. They even have less wagering requirements compared to other casinos i.e. 30-35x and more than 5000 games on it. Have you checked out their site yet?

Would love to hear your thoughts or if you have any questions about the platform.

If you are a part of the team, why don't you start up a proper ANN thread for your service because from the look of things you may get wrong responses and end up not Starting your presence here in the forum properly.

Also for an unknown platform such as this, no one will want to take the time time to have a first hand test, so I advice you to take my advice by Startin a good threads for the platform here.

Maybe he is just someone who was paid a couple bucks to make a post and show proof to admins he made a post somewhere or something or maybe he is part of the team trying to get some clicks to the site. Regardless, this type of tactic might get 5 or 10 people clicking on the site, but it will not gain much traction longterm.

I would suggest they make a real announcement thread and be a part of the community if they are serious.

Not sure about that. A 300% deposit bonus sounds too good to be true. Always look closely at those numbers. The 30-35x wagering requirement is also notable but still on the high side. The casino world is full of hidden traps, and while they flaunt fast withdrawals, you need to read the fine print.

Provably fair is great, but how do we know they're really fair? I've seen many casinos claim that and then pull a fast one later. A transparency issue might pop up, especially for new platforms like this. If they’re not willing to engage with the community properly, that’s a red flag.