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For New Zealand players concerned about payment methods here are some reliable options ranked by processing success: Bitcoin/Ethereum (98% success) MuchBetter (92% success) Bank Transfer (76% success) Credit Cards (62% success, declining) I've tracked 200+ transactions across multiple sites...

For European roulette specifically, I've tested the following crypto casinos over the past 6 months. Best auto roulette (provably fair): BC.Game - 100% verifiable, true RNG Stake - Excellent interface, instant verification TrueFlip - Underrated option, clean UI Best live European roulette...

Currently testing 8 similar-tier casinos. BetOnRed ranks 5th in overall reliability. Alternatives with better metrics: BitStarz - 94% withdrawal approval, 4h avg (crypto) WooCasino - 91% withdrawal approval, 18h avg PlayOJO - 89% withdrawal approval, 14h avg All have comparable game libraries...

Quick heads up - same payment issues we discussed in GamStop thread apply here. Stick to: Crypto for reliability Start small to test Document everything Avoid card deposits Been tracking AU markets past month, seeing lots of newbies make same mistakes we saw in UK

@Timmy definitely BetOnline for learning. Lots of fun players in $5-10 tourneys and 25NL cash games. Plus they have beginner tables first 90 days.

Been testing most major sites past month: BetOnline: + Good traffic + Fast payouts + Soft games - Basic software - Limited MTT schedule Everygame: + Great software + Regular promos - Smaller player pool - Some payment issues ACR: + Huge tournaments + Pro features - Tougher games -...

Payment methods aside, anyone noticed Mystake removed Pragmatic's Fruit Party? Was trying to play yesterday but only showing Gates and Sweet Bonanza now

Use crypto instead. Most UK cards won't work since these sites use foreign merchants. Bitcoin/Litecoin both process instantly and lower fees

Been monitoring King Hills... multiple red flags: Aggressive bonus policies Unclear licensing No verified RTP data Mixed withdrawal reports Stick to established sites for now. Not worth the risk

Been monitoring these no-KYC platforms across multiple regulated and offshore books. Clear pattern emerging - they advertise 'no verification' but buried in terms is mandatory KYC for larger withdrawals. Most trigger verification around $2-3K. Documented this consistently across newer crypto...

The whole 'Chumba Casino: Legit or Scam?' debate keeps popping up lately. Interesting how it divides opinions - you've got winners calling it legit while compliance experts point out serious red flags in their licensing model. Both sides missing the bigger picture on sweepstakes regulations

Looking into the 'high RTP crypto casino' claims. Been tracking actual returns across multiple platforms. Advertised rates rarely match reality, especially on crypto-exclusive sites. Real RTP tracking showing closer to 92-94% on most.

@ak47 means you can bet both sides at different books and potentially win both if game lands in middle. risky though, most books watch for this.

@Newbie Bet size doesn't affect RTP, but these are high variance games. Stick to what you can afford to lose, especially while learning.

Been tracking RTP on legitimate Novomatic titles across multiple platforms. Most consistent payouts found at MrGreen and Unibet. Key points to watch: Original Book of Ra has 95.1% RTP Lucky Lady's Charm Deluxe sits at 95.13% Stick to licensed operators, lots of fake copies around

@Newbie If you're looking for blackjack, check: - Mr Green (fast payouts, licensed) - Betsson (proven fair) - Unibet (regulated games) All have proper licenses and verified RNG

For newcomers, it's best to stick to match winners on major tournaments, simple map handicaps, and basic round totals - build your understanding before diving into prop bets

@KINGPIN that tracks with what I'm seeing. NY books way more reactive to local action. Still seeing better prop values in Vegas though, especially on player performance markets.

To be fair, need to acknowledge their deposit processing is reliable and they do pay withdrawals. Issues seem concentrated in live betting/casino. Their pre-match markets run fine.

Just got intel from major platform security team - organized groups buying player data from bankrupt casinos. Extra caution if you used recently closed sites.