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Yeah maybe. I’m still side-eyein the whole setup, but if it don’t bug out or hold my balance hostage, might throw some dust at it just to see. Not expectin miracles tho

idk man, custom games always make me nervous. who’s checking that RNG? feels like they could tweak stuff behind the scenes and no one would know

Yeah, that’d be a total fkn fail if you didn’t actually hit the jackpot and it was just some dumb glitch — and then they hand you a damn lollipop in the form of a few free spins

Dude, 100% feel this. I had 0.6 BTC set aside for gambling—worth over 45K not long ago, now it's down like 25% and I haven’t even played yet. It’s f***ing depressing. Also noticing crypto casinos getting real quiet lately. One I used to trust suddenly takes 48 hours to process withdrawals and...

Yup. another rug. These flying shoals show up, lure you in with quick KYC and decent bonuses, then disappear once people win too much

I’m not letting this go. Already filed complaints with their regulator and a chargeback request. Not gonna let them steal my winnings!

No clue. Feels like they’re all just the same company under different names. Either way, they’re shady as hell

Signed up at Magic Red Casino, verified my account, grabbed the welcome bonus, played through the wagering, and was all set to cash out. That’s when the real problems started. First, I hit up live chat to ask if there was a withdrawal limit on the welcome bonus. Two different agents told me...

Smart move. Also use multiple wallets to withdraw cryptocurrency. Some casinos track your wallet history to see if you are a “high roller” and then start screwing you over

Yeah, screw the bonuses. They're just a leash to keep you in the game until you lose everything. I stopped taking them a long time ago, and suddenly my withdrawals are going through with no problems. Coincidence? I have my doubts about that.

The MGA takes its time, but intervenes from time to time. It is worth filing a complaint. Also, if you deposited with a credit card or e-wallet, check if you can dispute the charge. Some banks and payment providers support players in such cases

Classic stalling technique. They hope that you will lose patience and leave. Don't do it. Be persistent. If you haven't already, file a complaint against AskGamblers or contact their regulator. Bad press can sometimes force them to act

it’s kinda messed up that they let you deposit that much when you’re registered vulnerable. I’d say you definitely have grounds to ask for your cash back. Report them to the gambling commission or whatever regulatory body oversees them in your area

Pennsylvania’s online gambling industry is thriving! If more states see these numbers, we might finally get nationwide legalization. Curious to see if they’ll expand player protections and incentives with this kind of revenue growth