I have not played or visited shuffle as I am from a jurisdiction where it is not allowed. What I can say is trustpilot reviews are not really a guide as to the validity of a casino and their product. Competitors can post a bunch of fake reviews on a service to try and make it look bad.

I would also not 100% believe in all the scam accusations you might see against a site on here. More than half are some bullshit scammers trying to pressure a casino to pay them.

If the site was confirmed 100% a scam, they would be red tagged by DT here and all advertising would cease. That does not mean that an accusation against the casino couldn't be true, just that not enough evidence has been presented in most cases.

Do your own research, test the platform with small amounts if you are not in an illegal jurisdiction, and judge the site for yourself if nothing else.

I suppose what you want is to find a site that does not require KYC and that at the same time is safe. These days, it is complicated, since generally sites that do not require identity verification tend to be less reliable, as operating without regulations also means they are not subject to laws that protect users.

Regarding the Trustpilot ratings, they are very subjective when it comes to casinos. Generally, most people who leave reviews do so to complain about a previous issue, and although it may be resolved, many forget to change their review.

I don't know what "alpha" is and if you are not yet in legal age to gamble, maybe it's better that way. As soon as you start gambling you will have enough stress that will make get frustrated with gambling so don't rush it. For now, enjoy what you can while you are still young and if it can be possible just stay away from gambling. When you get in here, it will be tough to avoid it and you might even become one of the gambling addicts. I know it's nice to think of becoming a person of legal age to do all these things but trust me it's not.

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My advice: use " stake ", the casino that is in my signature, I use it for my bets, it is very reliable and you will not be cheated or robbed. But you have to read the TOS carefully and comply with it. And one of the first things you will need to use it will be to have your national ID that proves that you are over 18 years of age.


As you have 3 months left until you turn 18, you have to create an account at the casino after 3 months have passed. casinos are very strict with kyc

If you are signingup with your older bros ID ensure that in the future yo don't use the same device to sign up/in with a different account on whatever crypto bookmaker you choose. Your account will be banned and your winnings seized. The casino will interprete it as double account which is against their TOS.

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Ok still it's better you wait 3 months before you sign up to any bookie you intend to spend serious money on. Most will perform a basic age check. No ID required at first but you really don't want to give them excuses to shut down your account and not pay out winnings later. From there on, bookies you see having a good reputation here are good to go.

I'm kinda bound to believe this post is a troll because these days almost any site advertising here tries to catter to the gen alpha generation a lot. There's flashy animations and fast moving designs that will make anyone looking at them for too long dizzy.

But engaging with the younger generation can be very profitable so these sites tend to focus on it a lot. If you're a gen alpha individual though I'm not sure many sites will accept you because age is still an issue. You can use crypto while underage but most bookies will check your age... And even for those that don't... If you happen to win anything significant they can ask you for KYC and deny your winnings if it was proven you were underage when you signed up.

So I'd say maybe wait a few years? Honestly there are so many fun things to do as a kid, why focus on gambling when it's something you could be doing your entire life. For now why not go to summer camp and do stuff with other kids while you can.

I was trying to open the casino platform you mentioned but I failed to open it. Moreover, I have not used this casino platform you mentioned yet and I have never heard of the casino platform you mentioned before from you. Since your friends have withdrawn $800 using this casino platform, you can analyze the platform very well. However, if you ask me for advice, I will never advise gambling on such a casino platform because such a casino platform can cheat at any time. It is always better to use a trusted casino platform for gambling.

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With an overall rating of 4.0 out of 5, I am sincerely wondering what you are scared of, this rating suggests this site can be trusted 😁

But on more serious note though, I wonder why you guys still use TrustPilot, I usually do not trust any review from TrustPilot, a friend of mine who uses this review company to find trusted services and businesses have been scammed alot of times from services and businesses that had as high as 4.5 to 5 in overall rating, suggesting that many of this good rating are bought by the service or business.

I have never used Dexsport.io before, but going by what I've read about them so far, I do not think this site should be trusted, first, they aren't sincere about the site being decentralized, and if they can actually lie about this, then there are many more lies are possibly still telling and will tell.

you'd have a hard time looking for that kind of bookmaker, The majority of bookmakers nowadays that have a good reputation usually have in their ToS that they can request KYC at their own discretion, they may not ask you to perform KYC during registration but they could ask you while gambling or while trying to withdraw. also, the two sportsbooks you mentioned also have those kinds of rules in their ToS.