The last reply from support for me was in September of last year. However, I messed up because I had a real issue, it wasn't replied to in a week, so I sent another message on that and also said "my daily rolls stopped working"... They sent me a macro for the rolls and closed the ticket, not resolving my original issue =/... Now, I haven't been able to get into my account in anything other then my PC because it's still surprisingly logged in somehow, but I have 2FA issues.

My FUN just matured, and got the automated email saying I should re-lock them... Lmao, nope.

I am certainly feel attracted if I discover some casino which would cover my withdrawal fees, but also we need to give some further analysis to why a casino would do it and whether it is worth judging a casino only because such feature. It could be something being used by low liquidity/small casinos to attract more gamblers, but they do not actually have time proven reputation or much money to cover big wins by their gamblers if in the case someone of them hit a jackpot.
I don't mind to pay for my withdrawals, as long as they are fair and match the average fee with is needed to carry out a transaction of each one of the coins the casino supports. It makes sense to pay half dollar for a Bitcoin withdrawal if the network is not busy and the meempool is almost empty, but it does not make any sense having to pay the same to push a Litecoin transaction through. Casinos are not supposed to profit from transaction withdrawals.

I had an issue with withdrawal in February or March and customer support answered and resolved it within a day. That was the last time I withdrew too. Can't say anything about how it is now.

Nice review site, it highlighted the most important information of every site, but as a gambler, we should also make sure we checked all the TOS before starting to use the site for our gambling needs as for example, the words "NO KYC NEEDED" may sometimes be misleading since they can demand a KYC when they feel you violated their rules or when you withdraw a decent amount.

It may be that it is that, when I started playing in the casinos I did not read the terms and conditions , for me the important thing was to play and try to win, but knowing that anything we do without Knowing and is wrong can cost us the account blocked or not give us our withdrawal, it is better to read to Avoid having unpleasant moments, I know that sometimes it is lazy to read but it is for our own good.

I think sentence number one is the most interesting. Although I don't know if the casino owners are cutting into the users' profits in an unknown way. I think besides casinos many exchanges also offer discount options subject to certain conditions. I think you can make a poll here, casino owners may also rarely discuss in the forum. I think here many users are not casino owners.

Polymarket is definitely the first platform that comes to mind.
But I have some concerns - like how they handled the Zelensky suit, the major cyberattack on Iran, and the Iran-Israel ceasefire. In all three cases, I believe their oracle chose the wrong outcome.

Also, Polymarket recently acquired their own exchange. I’m worried that in the future, for price-based bets, they’ll rely solely on that exchange’s data. And with a captive exchange, price manipulation becomes a real risk.

It seems that the main purpose of creating second-level networks is to make money, since they could all use ETH to pay for transactions, but their funds launch their own tokens. In my opinion, it would be better to change the Ethereum network than to create so many L-2 solutions working on top of this network. I believe that over time, many people will come to understand that when the network performs all operations at the first level, it is much more convenient.

People like to compare everything, so even if networks do not seek to compete, their users somehow point out the advantages of some over others.

I understand your point and agree with it. But as always, people barely care about the advice they see online. Everyone thinks they are pro-gamblers. Gambling has no newbies; everyone thinks they can win, so they make deposits and play. As for the wagering contest, people will learn about it eventually. I usually ask people not to chase someone if they cannot afford to lose their deposit.

In reality, everyone aims for the prize pool and barely thinks about the potential loss. I made two deposits and tried to wager as much as I could. But look, I wagered over 2.2K, but ended up losing both of my deposits. I accept this. I knew something like this could happen.

That's undeniable fact, I do not read terms as well because I dont like to read a huge wall of text but usually I use Ctrl+F to find specific terms I concerned about most.
Such as country restrictions and KYC related terms, these 2 things are the most important parts for me when it comes to online gambling.
While others terms are usually similar in most casinos so I do not need to read the whole part of the terms.

My first thought... They spend a significant amount of money on monthly rewards and don't have a few dollars to buy a Copper member and create a nice ANN theme, not to mention the rest. It's cheaper to create new accounts on the Bitcointalk forum and copy/paste the same content. I believe they are far from any campaign.

I don't open casinos like this... There's a chance they are legit, but when someone presents themselves like this, it's hard for me to believe that everything is as it should be.

This isn't discrimination. If your card's been rejected you'll have to ask the bank why it didn't work they'll explain why it didn't work. Some web hosting & domain seller companies accept bitcoin so it's good you've got the domain.

The renowned President Nayib Bukele met with students who graduated from the national Bitcoin school.
Such a move is not limited to just accepting Bitcoin, but I believe that education through Bitcoin will play a greater role in national development.

https://x.com/pete_rizzo_/status/1947334645315412295

Op the source of this information is needed for more investigation. Quantum Computer can't stop the high security of Bitcoin. There will be no additional security on Bitcoin than the highly recommend securities of Bitcoin. You can secure it offline and online with non custodial wallets. And don't keep your long term investment Bitcoins in exchange or custodial wallets.

Being humble will save you and if you're a poor guy before but Bitcoin made you rich, it's best to humble yourself and never be boastful with the assets that you have. There are too many people nowadays that are flaunting their Bitcoin holdings without even cautious of hiding their identities and that's the reason why there were $5 wrench attacks and sadly, kidnappings happened too. This is the reason if you are a bitcoin rich, I agree that it's not just sometimes better to be humble but be one at all times.

Also, Fidelity Charitable is a donor-advised fund that many bitcoiners donate bitcoins to. I wonder if they have any stats on how many bitcoins have been donated to them.