Interesting concept being applied by some casinos.

You only need an email address as proof of account so you don't need to forward your personal data.

They use Bitcoin and other Crypto-currencies.

What do you think about this mode of betting online?

Victor,

Will you provide a list some of these casinos ?

Quote from: stringbeanpc on September 29, 2017, 04:13:00 PM
Victor,

Will you provide a list some of these casinos ?

Why not use GOOGLE yourself ?

For example, type in:    casinos + cryptocurrency

It's not hard to think of other search words!

Quote from: stringbeanpc on September 29, 2017, 04:13:00 PMWill you provide a list some of these casinos ?

Hello SB, thanks for asking. At this time I'm wary of mentioning any casino directly yet you can always "snoop around" with terms such as:

https://www.google.co.ve/search?q=anonymous+casino

https://www.google.com/search?q=anonymous+casino+bitcoin

...It would be interesting to learn what's the opinion from those having taken the anonymous betting path already. i.e.:

Are these casinos good for "Hit & Run" only? (deposit, win, withdraw -as soon as possible)

Are you okay with leaving a big balance in your anonymous betting account?

I guess trusting the casino itself can be a big issue here. With many of them "popping in and out" of the scene, the most obvious course of action would be compiling a list of anonymous casinos first, then reading enough reviews on the net to asses each "contender" previous to making your deposit; always preferring the most reputable and established one featuring the best track/record regarding payouts.

Victor you raise some valid points.

I do not have any experience with these, but found a post from 2014 regarding this

http://betselection.cc/online-casinos/allcoincasino-com-(accepts-u-s-players)-%27bitcoin%27/

Because this is NOT Live roulette but a computer simulation I would be quite wary, especially when they boast about broadcasting
"LIVE casino games from REAL casinos"

Quote from: VLS on September 29, 2017, 01:23:29 PM
What do you think about this mode of betting online?

Creepy...

SB, there are several bitcoin casinos offering live games:

https://www.google.com/search?q=live+dealer+bitcoin+casino

What may put some folks off is the simple fact that bitcoin price fluctuates (at times wildly).

This means your bankroll is also fluctuating in your base currency (EUR/USD/etc.) so you could win at the casino then withdraw LESS that your initial deposit

...Yet nobody complains when they lose at the casino and then make-up their loss or withdraw MORE, netting a win thanks to a bitcoin price increase

Check this real-time bitcoin price chart: https://www.coindesk.com/price/

Why would someone play hide and seek by using crypto-currency in the first place, unless there was a serious reason...?

In general, all cryptocurrencies transactions are not being regulated by banks...by choosing them you are effectively adding an additional layer of risk, beyond the one from the game itself.

Is this what you really want?   

Quote from: Blue_Angel on September 30, 2017, 12:22:15 PM
Why would someone play hide and seek by using crypto-currency in the first place, unless there was a serious reason...?

In general, all cryptocurrencies transactions are not being regulated by banks...by choosing them you are effectively adding an additional layer of risk, beyond the one from the game itself.

Is this what you really want?   

Excellent points, BA. 

Apart from which, at any moment we can expect various governments to move on cryptos -- China has already taken a swipe at Bitcoin.

Then you could find your balance is worth the temperature of ice.

Until we see which way the crypto-cat will jump, it's probably best to refrain from putting money into crypto-casinos [or any casino come to that, unless you have a profitable bet selection/money management strategy  ]

Regarding currencies I have to add that the more traditional the better it gets, going backwards in time: cryptocurrencies, credit/debit cards are virtual money, just a number on a screen, then the cold hard cash are virtual value, just papers with numbers on them and at last the most traditional and objective values are the precious metals such as gold and gemstones such as diamonds, this is as good as it gets.
It would be easier to turn your virtual money into nothing, one day you are a wealthy person because some digits are saying so and the next they manifest an announcement to declare all of the cryptocurrencies and money notes around the world worthless...it could happen under the excuse of a war (WW3 approximately 2400 AD), of course they keep gathering all of the precious metals and gemstones for themselves.

Traditional values are more stable but tend to extinct since the world is moving towards a virtual reality, a fake reality if you will.
Human values have been degraded as of secondary importance because money became god, materialistic values, consumption,struggle and survival became the meaning of life.
"If you don't produce we cannot tax you, therefore you are useless to us, your life has no value and you have to be terminated because of the overpopulation issue..."
They consider us as numbers, if power is the only thing which matters, without any respect about justice, truth, moral values, love, altruism and ethics then we are doomed because we are living in a jungle and we are no better than animals.

Efforts have been done to make more humanly robots and humans like robots who act without consciousness and judgement, without free will.
One way or the other they are in the process of creating slaves for the generations to come, perhaps slaves is a bit harsh definition and we could replace it by controllable androids (humanized and robotized).
Just think about the artificial financial crisis, the media propaganda, the air we breath, the water we drink, the food we eat...all these have been planned for decades and still going strong.

At the yester years when there were truly ingenious generals and tremendous warriors like Alexander the Great and Achilles, wars being won by the true bravery, courage, intelligence, physical and technical human attributes.
It was much harder and more cruel than now which the only thing it has to be done is just pull a trigger or push a button and millions could be killed within minutes or even seconds.

That's what capitalism and industrialization have enforced indirectly in our lives, this is the legacy they've bestowed for the forthcoming generations.
So think for a minute;
is this the future you want to be?

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QuoteUntil we see which way the crypto-cat will jump, it's probably best to refrain from putting money into crypto-casinos [or any casino come to that, unless you have a profitable bet selection/money management strategy  ]

Thanks Max and apologies for my fellow forumers if I got of the track with my previous post.
Perhaps I didn't derail this topic too much but just a bit, I guess Vic would intervene if I was foul, anyway so far so good.
Back to the topic, we want to gamble on roulette, not on forex cryptocurrencies right...? 

Quote from: Blue_Angel on October 03, 2017, 06:08:11 PM
Thanks Max and apologies for my fellow forumers if I got of the track with my previous post.
Perhaps I didn't derail this topic too much but just a bit, I guess Vic would intervene if I was foul, anyway so far so good.
Back to the topic, we want to gamble on roulette, not on forex cryptocurrencies right...? 

No Problemo, the gist is betting and withdrawing anonymously, with the word on the web being this mode of anonymous wagering appearing as ideal for citizens from countries which can't bet on regular online premises.

One can easily imagine many of these players as simply being normal people merely wanting to place a bet on red.

Cryptocurrencies are just a means for this.

QuoteNo Problemo...

Well what can I say Victor, I'm bit deviant...!