Changpeng Zao supports BNB very good by integrations of many promotions, burn and buy-back events as well as building up the Binance Smart Chain.

In the future when Binance Smart Chain launches its native main net, you know what you will see with BNB on exchanges. It will be shilled on social media as an oppennt that will make a flippening with Ethereum. What price do you think BNB will have ?
$1000, $2000 or $4000?

What you are saying makes sense, but that isn't an excuse to charge $20 as the withdrawal fees for BTC. Just look at the competition. Sites like Stake, Primedice etc charge $7 while sites like Bitcasino don't charge any withdrawal fees for BTC.

How do you think they are surviving in the market? This is why Wolf.bet needs to drop the BTC withdrawal fees asap in my opinion.

^Probably he meant that the withdrawal fee should be the same on the BTC network because as we see BTC transaction fee these days are very like 1 sat or even 5 sats and that is not $20, it is totally different. I don't know why most of the gambling sites have their own fixed rate withdrawal payment while even others can manage a small transaction fee or even it is free fee like FurtuneJack, Bitcasino, and Sportsbet, it seems they are generous gambling site on this way and I think I agree with you, $20 for the fee is too much, it could be small gamblers will not comeback.

Many exchanges and casinos apply static withdrawal fees and they don't apply dynamic withdrawal fee. It is convenient bfir them and operations because fee estimators can be broken then give bad, inaccurate estimation.

Inaccuracy can cause longer waiting time, and over or lower paid fees but I agree it can bring benefit for customers. I don't think it will affect or worsen their experience.

Wolf.bet decide to take action and give better experience, give customers more bonus from withdrawal fees. I appreciate their responses to the community voice.

Sorry this is kind of a wall of text (also first time actually posting on a forum so bare with me)

Well.

I only recently got into crypto because my longtime boyfriend got pretty into eth recently. It was fine until a week or two ago - the moment he found out you could gamble your coins .. well "hey I turned one coin into 2!" He became completely consumed by it.

He sat there all day and night. I tried to get him to stop.

Kept saying he just needed to get our coins back. He ended up maxing out both of our credit cards. Multiple cards. Well I didn't realize that until I got a call from his mom saying he was in the hospital and Uber kept failing to go through.

That's when I checked the cards that were attached to the Uber account and saw what happened. He kept buying more coins to try to win back what he lost. He lost over 10 coins I think.

I feel like I failed him. I couldn't get him to stop.

It's been a long two days.

I'm happy he's mostly okay.. like I mean it could have been worse. He fractured his ribcage and broke his hand and arm pretty badly. Evidently he rode his bike into a mack truck ...

I don't know. I guess I'm posting here because I looked up crypto casinos a week ago when I tried to get him to stop. Tried to explain they were a scam and he said "there's a 200 page thread on bitcointalk that says otherwise." Figured I'd come here and vent on this massive post

I'm not saying all casinos are scams like taking your money and laughing at you .. But like they have a advantage so they'll always win in the end. I mean I'm not throwing shade at this particular casino - it could have been any. Idk. I'm just said he's sad. Especially this sad. That he tried to hurt himself. He's never gambled before (like this, online I guess I mean) and I didn't really know what to do.

If you have a problem, please ask for help is what I'm saying. Go outside. Sit in the grass. Enjoy the sun.

I didn't realize this got so long. Apologies.

Your BF is addicted with gambling, you as the one who always with him should be control his bad habits or he will ended up more addicted and try to sell anything in house to play again to recover his loss before. Just block any credit cards and don't let him gamble again once he recovered. But why did you posted on wolfbet? Did your BF playing on wolfbet and lose 10ETH?

I don't see why this story would be fake considering the fact that the person who posted that post has literally nothing to gain by lying about it. It sounds legit to me and it seems like that person didn't want others to go through that sad experience.

Also, I guess her boyfriend lost the money on Wolf.bet(Even though she didn't implicitly state it) which is why she posted about it here.

The story is true or not, it doesn't change the fact there were or will be people who have same problem like that. It's an example of greediness will kill you in the end. You (us) trying to recover what we lose before in gambling, but unfortunatelly we ended up more lose than before.

I just want to know, did his BF or whoever is that, gamble on Wolfbet?

This is exactly what I pointed out several times earlier. Using altcoins as an alternative option does help, but there are many gamblers who depend primarily on BTC for deposits and withdrawals for various reasons.

The high withdrawal fee plus TX fees plus long withdrawal time makes BTC the least favorable payment method on this site currently.

$13 withdrawal fee for BTC still sucks, but it is an improvement for sure. They need to cut corners here and there if they wish to keep up with the competition in my opinion.