thx for dont give a shit guys

its really awesome, these guys is roling up!

hi, its asked me to install of app is there any web version to play from mac?

Previously i played at other casino and they didnt ask for verification until i got over 2k usdt balance from 2 deposits in total about 120-150.

And right after i apply a new withdrawal request they ask kyc and block with a reason for duplicate acc, this had never happened before, I played there for almost six months without any problems. Now I’m looking for something more reliable. I didn’t think this would become the "normal" everywhere ((

Hello everyone!
Can you recommend a casino where I can deposit with BTC,ETH or USDT, that doesn’t require mandatory verification to play, and is available to residents of Germany?

I previously played on Trustdice, but after a big win, they asked me to complete KYC. Then, claiming I had a duplicate account, they blocked my access and haven’t responded to my emails for a month.

I’m looking for a place to play without the need for verification. Please, kind people, help me out!

Could you please let me know if it’s possible to play at your casino without going through the mandatory verification during registration?

Right after I registered, I was asked to fill out a huge form:
-First Name
-Last Name
-Date of Birth
-Address
-Postal Code
-City
-Country
-Occupation

And I couldn’t proceed further without completing it. I’ve never encountered this with other crypto casinos.

Also, when I reached out to support, I got a bot response, and it didn’t seem to understand my question.

Nickname: Heinri777

Documenting the condition of the coin: Before sending the coin, take good quality photographs of all sides of the coin and accompany them with a detailed description (including serial number, if available). This will help prove that the coin was in working condition and has not been tampered with.

Using an escrow service: An escrow service can be a great option to protect both parties. This is a third party that holds the funds until the buyer receives the item, and only transfers the funds to the seller after confirmation of receipt. Popular platforms like LocalBitcoins have built-in escrow services that you can utilize.

Shipping documents and insurance: Be sure to use trackable shipping and insurance for the full value of the coin to protect yourself from loss or damage. This will also help you prove that the package was delivered if there are questions about shipping.

Verify Buyer Feedback: Before finalizing the transaction, make sure the buyer has positive feedback and reputation on the platform where you are conducting the transaction.

Using contracts or agreements: Signing a contract with the buyer or agreeing the terms of the transaction in writing can be an additional protection. Make sure all terms of the transaction are clearly stated, including responsibility for delivery and potential claims.

By following these guidelines, you can minimize risks and ensure a safe transaction.

If you are concerned, you can contact support right away to get more direct information about your current situation

It seems like a lot of users are encountering challenges with BitCrack. Have you found any specific guides or resources that helped you in your compilation attempts?

I totally agree with you! The Satoshi Action Fund seems to have a real chance to make a significant impact on the Bitcoin landscape in the US. Clear regulations could definitely make institutions feel more comfortable investing in Bitcoin, which would be a game changer.

The potential domino effect you mentioned is particularly interesting—if one state adopts favorable laws, it could inspire others to follow suit. It’s exciting to think about how this could open doors for not just Bitcoin, but for the entire crypto industry.

And you're right; if established companies start to see the benefits of regulation, we might witness a surge in interest and investment in crypto as a whole. It will be fascinating to watch how lesser-known projects respond, especially if they feel motivated to establish themselves more formally. Here’s hoping for a bullish future for Bitcoin and crypto in general!

I understand the frustration, but I think there’s a bigger picture to consider here. While Bitcoin may not be classified as "money" in a traditional sense by governments, it still holds value, and that's what matters. From the perspective of regulators, if users are risking something of value (whether it's fiat or crypto), there’s a need to ensure the integrity of the system, protect users, and prevent illegal activities like money laundering.

Licenses, in theory, are meant to provide a level of trust, fairness, and transparency in gambling operations. The fact that Bitcoin isn’t "officially" money doesn't change the reality that it’s used for transactions and people can lose or gain significant amounts through gambling.

Regarding Curaçao or any other regulatory body, yes, they’re capitalizing on the booming crypto gambling industry, but regulation doesn't necessarily mean a bad thing if it's done properly. It can help legitimize the space and protect users.

As much as I appreciate the freedom crypto offers, I think we have to strike a balance between innovation and responsibility.

Is this a normal casino?