Quote from: itsalphaese on Today at 05:53:16 PM

Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 05:40:41 PM

I am glad that your case got resolved and that you've marked this as resolved. Can you finalize by locking the thread? The button is at the bottom left of the page.

Also, thank you for your kind words here and in PM. I laughed and it warmed my heart. However, being a representative for casinos is not feasible, simply becauase neutrality is needed in facing every cases against casinos, and me being a rep for a casino will have a tendency to cast an idea that I am leaning towards the casino I represent. I appreciate the kind words, though.

About changing casinos... if I may give an advice, perhaps it'll be better to change the payment system? Fiat deposit in India, AFAIK, have tendency to stipr problems across casinos. Not just with BC. So perhaps changing to crypto and abandoning fiat is a better option. If you want a new experience though, a web3 betting, perhaps?

A rep here doesn’t necessarily mean working for the casino rather working on them, they could genuinely do a complete revamp in customer support. I know they hire cheap labor and probably give them all SOP’s and scripts to work off but compassion and some tactility can go a long way in retaining players. Every casino I’ve ever played in Stake, Roobet, B, 1x all have terrible customer support lol.

Also, I’m really considering crypto, the downside is so big it genuinely makes me not even want to consider it. Here in India, buying p2p from Binance (I only know Binance cause I used to initially use it to gamble through crypto and have only used them) buying from p2P here in India mean a 20-25% markup on live prices, then I get a quarter to gamble with, let’s say I make my money back. Theres a 30% straight tax on redeeming crypto as well as platform fees for Binance for selling P2P. All in all, it just makes it super hard for us to work off crypto.

If you have any suggestions on this I’m all ears, yes FIAT has its drawbacks and the occasional one off ‘runoff with my money’ but in the long run if I keep having to buy crypto I’ll always be down marginally higher before I make some back

Also what’s WEB3 casinos, I know WEB3 but what’s with the casinos? If you could probably suggest some (idk if you’re allowed to promote here but via PM would help)

I’ll wait to hear back from you here and then I’ll lock this thread. Thank you bud!

About crypto and fiat in India, I can't give much input as I have zero clue of the complexity of how India and crypto works, but if I infer correctly, Bitcoin Smith is an Indian, so maybe he can give an input. And this forum also have India Local Board, maybe you can ask around there and perhaps they accept p2p with lower "tax" rate?

As for web3, it basically a casino where you don't need to sign up with email, just connect your non-custodial wallet, and you're good to go.