Tips for Safe Online Gambling

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Stuck between doing a ton of research for a safe site, but also just wanting to get to playing already.
People live and learn from online gambling (like reading bonus terms, checking for payout speed, AND not all platforms are created equal).

What should I know before diving into this?

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Tricky_Staff_9347 · 4 months ago

Totally get it — just make sure the site’s licensed, read the bonus terms, and test a small cashout first. Keep it fun and don’t chase wins!

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ilikegamingtoo · OP · 4 months ago

100%, could not agree more!

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CasinosHateWinners · 4 months ago

The simplest way is to choose a safe site with a Wikipedia page that lists the company type as “Public.”

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ilikegamingtoo · OP · 4 months ago

oh, that's smart!

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ShadApoc · 4 months ago

Honestly, biggest thing is don’t rush just because you want to play.

A sketchy site can screw you over fast.

Some stuff I wish I knew when I first started:

Look up the site’s license: Curacao is whatever, but if it’s MGA or UKGC, that’s way better.
Always read bonus terms: the big flashy bonuses usually have crazy wagering (like 40x your bonus) and you’ll never cash out.
Test a small withdrawal early before you really send bigger amounts. Some sites are slow as hell or make you “verify” forever.
Crypto is way easier if you know how to use it. Banks and cards can get messy.
Set a loss limit for yourself even if the site doesn’t have one. It’s way too easy to tilt and keep chasing.

And yeah, not all review sites are real check actual player forums or Reddit posts. Paid reviews are everywhere lol.

Good luck dude. Gambling is fun but it’s only fun if you don’t expect to actually make money

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You doing a safety check before you deposit?

Posted by ilikegamingtoo · in r/onlinegambling · 3 months ago

When you wanna play, you wanna play, but before you throw money at a new online casino site, do a quick check that it’s licensed (trust me). Does the URL start with https? Can you actually read the terms and conditions (or are they at least not shady)?
Takes like 2 minutes, thank me later.

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Ill_King_1982 · 2 months ago

While these are good things to check for, these alone are not a good indicator of a casino being “safe”. Conducting extensive and proper due diligence will almost always verify the legitimacy of the casino. I have a hard time understanding why anyone would hand over thousands or tens of thousands of dollars to any casino without conducting research or even verifying their gaming license. That’s just careless and reckless behavior.

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Responsible Gambling Advice - 4 Tips For Online Gamblers

Posted by Luckchemy · in r/LuckchemyTeam · 7 years ago

Decide how much you are willing to lose before logging on. When you have reached this point, make a pause.
Understand the rules of every game before you start to play. It’s far too easy to make costly mistakes if you don’t know what you’re doing.
Set a time limit for how long your gaming session will last and take regular breaks from gambling. Get up out of your chair, walk away from the computer, grab a snack, get outside, talk to a friend, etc.
Avoid online gambling if you are depressed, stressed, or are trying to avoid a negative emotion of any kind.

Remember that games are created to give you joy and good mood; it’s just a form of entertainment.

Enjoy your life and play our games with pleasure! ;)

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BitterPut · 7 years ago

It is evident that the guys are worried about the community, good advice is worthy of gold!

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DeepStation · 7 years ago

Thanks for the great tips! I really missed them in my youth ...

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MoneroXXX · 7 years ago

Yes, I think that every person has his own shortcomings, the tips will help to eliminate them

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BeautyNatali · 7 years ago

I think that every experienced player knows these tips.

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superstasik · 7 years ago

Not every player is experienced, very many beginners without experience

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r/gambling • [4]

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My Money My Rule, Enjoying Gambling Responsibly

Posted by BitExplorer777 · in r/gambling · 6 months ago

Every decision in life carries an element of risk—whether you're investing in your education, starting a new business, or even trying out a new hobby. Casino gambling is no different; it's simply another way to engage with risk using your own money. When you approach it with the same discipline and self-awareness you apply to other ventures, gambling can become a controlled and thrilling experience. It's all about setting limits, understanding the odds, and enjoying the process responsibly, because ultimately, you have the right to decide how to spend your money.

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p1zzashark · 6 months ago

While I enjoy a bit of gambling it’s not really like those other things listed. Gambling loses you money long term pretty much no matter what and doesn’t really do much to enrich your life in terms of skills or social life.

Education, business, or hobbies have a lot higher value to you and society and than gambling.

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Live-Measurement-308 · 6 months ago

If you're gambling beyond a night out once or twice a year you're a problem gambler. They don't give 2 shits about Anyone , anymore. Too much competition and less people going. The wagers are way up to clean you out fast.

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p1zzashark · 6 months ago

Eh I wouldn’t go thaaaat far but yeah there are better things for you to do than gambling and it can easily become a problem.

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BitExplorer777 · OP · 6 months ago

I have personally lost a lot of money starting my own business, all that hard work down the drain. And if you are a fresh college graduate nowadays, you will realize how worthless your degree is once you enter the job market. Education and investing in Share Market are nothing but giant ponzi schemes. When you realize a huge percentage of educated people are opting to work to educate others(i.e., working in academics). It has become a ponzi scheme.

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r/gambling • [5]

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Bet-online. Do’s and don’ts?

Posted by ImpostressLady- · in r/gambling · 1 year ago

I recently opened an account and have earned a decent amount over the past week. I'd like to withdraw my funds, but I'm cautious about potential obstacles. Are there any important steps or considerations I should be aware of when cashing out? Also, is there any legal risk involved in this process?

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Bluewind55 · 1 year ago

It depends how much you won. If you won a grand or two they won’t care just withdraw it. If you had a big win like 7-10k I have heard stories of them trying to find excuses not to payout. I’ve also heard people claim they withdrew large amounts just fine.

Hypothetically if you did win a ton of money I’d recommend withdrawing a little each day until you have all your funds safely in your hands. Maybe 600-1000 a day. That way you’ll probably stay under the radar and have all your money in a week or two.

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South_Beginning4092 · 1 year ago

Use crypto casinos they'll give you payout no matter what

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CryptoAd007 · 1 year ago

Agreed. But, on chain gambling games like chain-bet.com, that does not require registration, are preferred over off chain games like primedice.com, that requires registration. More transparency. No restriction.

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South_Beginning4092 · 1 year ago

And solcasino does that too if I'm right

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Kate_Matthews · 1 year ago

When withdrawing, make sure your account is fully verified. Choose a withdrawal method that suits you and check for any fees. Read the terms and conditions carefully and keep records of your transactions. Ensure you've met any bonus requirements before withdrawing.

Avoid ignoring verification requests, and don't use different methods for deposits and withdrawals to avoid complications.

As for legal risks, check if online betting is legal in your area and be aware of any local laws regarding gambling winnings and taxes.

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ImpostressLady- · OP · 1 year ago

Good call! I caught my last name was not updated from previous marriage!

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r/gambling • [6]

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new to online gambling. does anyone know any safe online gambling sites?

Posted by mairu143 · in r/gambling · 9 days ago

Im fairly new to this online gambling thing and been trying out sites here and there. Id love to hear from those who have been gambling for quite some time now, to know what sites they consider as safe to use. Tya!

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Spydude3534 · 9 days ago

Hey bro, before you start i want you to make sure you get the most

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Spydude3534 · 9 days ago

I farm bonuses and know the best games and setting to play at to almost guarantee the money not get drained

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Parasite_Death · 9 days ago

Don't know why you are getting downvoted but can you name some with 10x - 20x roll or even essier ones. TIA

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the_barbarian123 · 9 days ago

Stake is one of the most popular safe ones. You could also try out Duel. If you live in the US, Stake has a sweepstake version of itself too.

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ATS200 · 9 days ago

Where?

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r/Traditiona_Games • [7]

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Exploring the World of Betting and Gambling

Posted by AutoModerator · in r/Traditiona_Games · 5 months ago

Betting and gambling have been a part of human culture for centuries, evolving from traditional games of chance to modern-day online platforms offering sports betting, casino games, poker, and more. Today, gambling is not just about luck—it blends strategy, excitement, and the potential for big wins. Whether you're placing a bet on your favorite football team, spinning the roulette wheel, or entering a high-stakes poker tournament, the world of gambling offers endless entertainment. But with great thrills come great responsibilities. Learn about the different types of gambling, tips for responsible betting, and how to stay safe while enjoying the action. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned gambler, understanding the rules and risks is key to enjoying the experience responsibly.

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MaterialBusy4369 · 4 months ago

Yeah, gambling’s definitely come a long way—from old-school cards with your mates to betting on your phone during halftime. It’s fun, no doubt, but it’s one of those things where you’ve gotta keep your head on straight. A bit of strategy, a bit of luck, and knowing when to walk away goes a long way. Just treat it like entertainment, not a side hustle, and you’re golden.

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What are the safe limits and/or stair steps for $$$ withdrawl from online casinos?

Posted by jso225 · in r/onlinegambling · 5 years ago

I recently started playing a lot online and managed to build a $5k account off of $150 deposit somehow (extreme luck). I did withdraw the initial deposit via bitcoin already and it was successful.

Question is what can I actually withdraw without raising too many concerns from the casino?? I know this is small beans to the casino but I need to be cautious. I really want this money....

Maybe I break it up into smaller amounts, maybe I take most of it at once (preferred)? Trying to avoid flagging my account for suspension or a painful verification process.

Ignition Casino is the host. Majority of winnings off of blackjack, single deck as well as double deck and regular blackjack game. Some off the slots. No bonuses or rewards in play at the moment. I didn’t take a welcome bonus either.

I am a US resident. The site says bitcoin withdrawals available once every 3 days for free and unlimited amount $.

Advice is truly appreciated !!!

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pokerbrowni · 5 years ago

I've played a lot of online casinos, Ignition is one of the better ones. I don't think they'll bat an eye if you withdraw the whole shot. You just need to be absolutely sure you've completed any deposit bonus wagering requirements. That's usually where people get hung up (at the decent casinos). At the shadier casinos, you are going to be better off trying for like $1000-$1250 at a time, and make some smaller, "no bonus" deposits in between.

What I've done in similar circumstances is request the withdrawal of like $1200. Then, when the withdrawal is done, deposit back like $150 and play another 500 hands of blackjack for $1 per hand. (multispot is fine) Then throw in a small amount of play at random other games. Then withdraw another $1200. Deposit another $150 and so on. Just be really really careful to choose "NO BONUS" when making those little deposits.

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jso225 · OP · 5 years ago

Thank you for the reply! I didn’t choose a bonus when I deposited and wouldn’t in the future. I already took out the $150 deposit so I must be in the clear on that. I just have to wait three days before I can request. I also refuse to redeem rewards for the moment, I’m just sacred it will mess up my account.

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travisjd2012 · 5 years ago

The casino doesn't care. They win through math, the longer you play the more you lose.

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pokerbrowni · 5 years ago

Some of the shadier casinos do start giving you a hard time if you withdraw multiple thousands of winnings all at once. But as I told the OP, Ignition isn't one of them.

At the shadier casinos they'll sometimes start requesting absurd levels of documentation or give you the runaround about withdrawal restrictions due to country of origin or basically just reject any automatic delays and require you to have approvals from management that take weeks to obtain. Though usually this is more the case when someone deposits a smallish amount of money and hits a huge payoff on a slot machine.

They usually won't actually just steal your money, they just want to slow down your withdrawals as much as possible so that you will keep playing and lose back most of it.

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travisjd2012 · 5 years ago

Fair and true, my comment was more for Ignition who likes winners as well as losers because they are in it for the long term.

IMO if you are gambling on the casino itself, you're in for a lot of negative EV.

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GAMBLING & PORNOGRAPHY

Posted by Illustrious-Truth175 · in r/NoFap · 3 months ago

I know this is a no fap community, but i just came to tell you boys to be in the lookout for a gambling addiction.

As men, we are mostly tempted into pornography. It's easier because our nature allows for us to be attracted to women. They are beautiful and even worse in this generation where they are literally half naked during the day and full naked on social media.

When you are a porn addict, do not start gambling. Try and deal with it first. I have been inside both of these addictions and the other lives through the other. If you gamble and you lose, you will go seek comfort with porn and that fuels the gambling habit too coz your spirit is mostly down.

You will not do anything productive and you will even fail to make your own bed in the morning.

It's true what they say about sin coming at night. Be careful of the night, that's where you are relaxed and the devil can attack you with sinful thoughts. One tip i can give you is to have time where you stay off your phone. Mostly at night coz that's where you'll browse this sin.

Boys, if you have this addiction, you are powerful. The devil wants to keep you down. Look at the things you get done when you close out the addiction. You could do more but because of relapses, you lose track of production.

Was just letting my thoughts out boys and to warn you about having both Addictions at the same time, they can be deadly.

Stay strong boys. Don't commit suicide. I know we get in trouble with this addiction. Debts, broken relationships, trouble at work. Sicknesses and other thinhs but get help boys. If you relapse, don't beat yourself. Start again.

We're gonna win boys. We were made in God's image. Surely we possess his strength. This sin cannot win.

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North_Departure2626 · 3 months ago

I seem to keep swapping addictions, at the moment I’m trying not to give in to my food addiction now lol

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GrapefruitFirm8683 · 3 months ago

real shit like bro this post was for me😂😂😂😂 I’m on day 19 now

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HedgehogCapable2213 · 3 months ago

Fr i was porn addict and this year i suddenly became a gambling addict too

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Going to a casino for the first time. What are good gambling tips to hopefully earn a little?

Posted by Unable_Local_6076 · in r/gambling · 2 years ago

Anything helps! I understand it's all a risk but want to learn

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Asiandiskool · 2 years ago

Set a limit. Know your limit

If you walked in putting down $200, then $200 is what you were willing to lose

Don’t withdrawal more

On the same coin, if you win money, set a new limit. Say you won an additional $300. Now you have $500. Now say “okay, I’m going to keep $300 and play with $200” that way if you lose $200 you gained $100 plus the original $200

Have fun!

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keasbey1 · 2 years ago

This is the way.

I've commonly gone from $200 to $1,000 + playing video poker or other games sporadically in a night. And in the end I only lose the original $200 buyin and stack the rest in my wallet.

Obviously this is an optimistic scenario, OP, but setting a stop-loss of your original buy-in no matter the winnings is a smart thing to do.

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MachoManSavage20 · 2 years ago

Good advice. Always know your limit and stick to it. You are there for a good time. Don’t ruin it by waking up in the morning and seeing all your ATM receipts from the night before.

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shawnybutz · 2 years ago

Don’t gamble right away,walk around,take it all in,have a drink or something to eat.Find a machine or table game you want to play and enjoy yourself.You most likely will loose your money so have a set amount you want to gamble and enjoy.

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Human-Problem-2505 · 1 year ago

I set aside just one day a week I play on Katsubet

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AgeKey3967 · 1 year ago

I signed up to katsubet last month and so far so good

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CamperandEffie · 2 years ago

Thanks folk. Go to the store and make yourself at home. :/

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[deleted] · 2 years ago

Go to the high limit room $5 machines. If you get a tax form, it’s time to leave.

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Dameyeyo · 2 years ago

Walk around piss on a few slots to establish dominance, find the casino lizards ask then if they will suck your Dong for Pennies on the dollar.

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GenXbri · 2 years ago

It depends on your bankroll. Table games like Baccarat, Craps, Blackjack have lower house edge and you can usually play longer in those tables. However the table minimums can be high and you need to have enough money to handle the swings. If you only have a small bankroll, i recommend video poker.

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Arratril · 2 years ago

Blackjack only has a lower house edge if the player is playing properly. So many people stand on 12-16 against a 7-10 because they’re afraid of “taking the dealer’s bust card.” They probably throw enough equity away for it to be worse than slots.

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GenXbri · 2 years ago

I doubt it's worse than slots. But most players are probably playing with 2-3 percent house edge. Most slots are probably around 10% house edge? I'm sure it depends on what slot and where you're playing.

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