My opinion in a great place to play there is Eagle Spirit. They always pay out when you cash out with them. They give 20% match bonus with every deposit and a minimum cash out of $90. You can cash out as many times as you like. But the thing that sets them apart is because they pay! They have no clue that I'm even doing this, I didn't even know. I'm just doing this forum to get some information on other casinos to play at in the future? So please participate in this and let's share information on these people because they are a ton of scammers on there and tired of losing my money everytime I go to some where else. I like the 100% match bonus people give on your first sign up. So the 100% match is what gets me every time with these scammers. Thing is there is no way to tell these people are fake until you go to cash out. The certificates people present is worthless because they can be fixed to look real but most of the documents are a fake. The company I mentioned earlier in my opinion and experience is the best on Facebook all because they will pay you as many times as possible? So share your best place to play and lets work together and share our information with each other and avoid these scammers. Don't mention the scammers casino names on here but please do mention the best one to go deposit my money without getting any hassle. We work together on this then we will never get scammed again. Thank you! đ
Facebook Casinos To Play?
Hi, interesting information you posted about this facebook casino. How is it different from the others ?
However, if you are looking for experiences from other players about casinos, I am curious to know if anyone has some to share. When you want to find casinos that are honest, it's always good to do some research beforehand and find out a bit about it. For example, I recommend mostly user reviews or complaints, as these are also experiences that the players themselves have. I also think that if you are trying to choose a casino, the higher the safety index the better, because we think that such casinos are fairer.
But do you play in any online casinos besides the one you mentioned ? Do you have any favorites? I hope you can get in touch with some players who can advise you on their top ones.
Sorry what is "facebook casino"??? First time hear
I'm still a bit hesitant. Playing through an app crafted by the casino ok - play through FacebooK (Meta)? Well, why, I am asking myself. I'm getting old I guess. đ
Facebook casino? It's an online casino platform you can access through Facebook. You can play various casino games and interact with friends. Worth checking out if you're into casino games!
I find it a bit strange and I personally would rather not try it. It's just a Facebook where you can find different things, so I would be very careful when trying similar stuff. Have you ever tried such a casino ?
You're right, I share your reservations about trying something like this on Facebook. I've never tried a casino on the platform. đ
I asked because you wrote that it's worth checking, which made me think that you could try it in a casino like this. But I don't recommend it specifically. I'm glad you didn't go for it then. đ
I appreciate your concern, and I'm always cautious with my gaming choices. Thanks for looking out for me! đ
So it's great that you're careful with your gaming choices. I would also like to strongly point out that depositing through a Facebook casino is a very risky business, especially because it is not clear where the page leads when it is not a classic online casino. So once again I would like to reiterate the need to be careful.
Thank you for your concern. I appreciate your advice and will definitely be cautious about depositing through a Facebook casino. It's always important to be vigilant when it comes to online gaming platforms.
So true, if I may say so.
A month ago or so, I had a discussion with my colleague from the Data Team regarding Facebook casinos, just to gain some knowledge about the topic I encountered here on the forum. Well, the outcome was pretty straight, though. It's important to distinguish between social Facebook apps offering casino games for free, and those that allow the "player" to buy additional content (mostly boosters or tokens) from in-game shops.
A top of that are so-called Facebook Casinos.
Let me say it this way: why would anyone create something similar to FB casino instead of opening a real online casino? With a transparent deposit and withdrawal process? With terms and conditions? Huh?
This article focuses on social gambling, and I found it interesting:
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"Social" Gambling
The reason Facebook is allowed to offer gambling on is platform if because it doesnât allow players to win real money, and thus, under the eyes of the law this isnât consider gambling. Instead itâs called social gambling and it is supposedly legal in most countries. And in order to maintain this legality, the website has to give you a few play coins or dollars for you to play with. This is because in order for these games not to be gambling, there has to be no obligation for the user to use their own funds to buy into the game.
Now donât get too excited, this "social" gambling is actually the best kept scam on the internet. This is because even though Facebook gives you a few free coins per day, these coins wonât get you very far. And if you use your free coins to win more free coins by gambling, you are not able to cash out, ever. Yes, you read that right. You can put money in, but you canât take any money out..."
Let's put aside that buying stuff from the in-game store is not the same as a legal deposit in casino, I'm still amazed how many people "donate" money to play these apps longer without the need to cash out.
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What is your opinion on this? đ€
Interesting perspective! The distinction between social gambling and traditional online casinos is indeed crucial. While social platforms like Facebook may provide a unique experience without real-money winnings, the allure of in-game purchases and the absence of cash-out options raises intriguing questions about user motivations. It's a fine line between entertainment and potential pitfalls.
What's your take on the balance between enjoyment and the financial aspects of these 'social' casinos? đ€
I find it a bit tricky, I must admit. Although it is probably caused by the fact that it involves casino games đ.
I mean, I'm quite a passionate game player myself, and I'm regularly spending quite a bit of money on monthly subscriptions or vanity items for my characters. Thus, I guess I should be used to such an approach, yet I hesitate when it comes to social gambling. Even though I'm convinced people who prefer those social casinos are also paying for having fun.
Well, I think we all have our little guilty pleasures, it's important to keep the financial aspect in the line of sight, like always. đ
True, balancing the fun with the financials is key. Different strokes for different folks! đ
