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Online Casinos in general: Stake payout

Topic created on 22nd Jun. 2024 | Page: 1 of 2 | Answers: 29 | Views: 1,489
Tentokstin

Stake payout

22nd Jun. 2024, at 07:23 pm CEST#1
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Hello everyone,

i came across the forum by chance: Stake was recommended to me for playing Blackjack, a colleague who recommended it to me said it was not a problem and would not be forbidden. However, I read the complete opposite here.

I deposited with my bank account on Binance and from there on stake. Approx. 300€ in total per 15-30€ depositor. I paid the win of about 250€ back to Binance and from there to the bank account in 2 splits.

I have now made a trust wallet to be on the safe side and still have approx. 500€ on stake.

Any ideas on how I can still pay them out? I don't want the bank to cancel my account because of the payout by Binance.

I've read that coinbase is not secure either, should I write off the €500 and see it as an apprenticeship fee? Or is there some way to get the money?

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T0uchTheSky
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Stake payout

22nd Jun. 2024, at 10:22 pm CEST#2
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Tentokstin wrote on 22.06.2024 at 19:23: Hello everyone,

i came across the forum by chance: I was recommended Stake for gambling Blackjack, a colleague who had recommended it to me said it was no problem and would not be forbidden. However, I read the complete opposite here.

I deposited with my bank account on Binance and from there on stake. Approx. 300€ in total per 15-30€ depositor. I paid the win of about 250€ back to Binance and from there to the bank account in 2 splits.

I have now made a trust wallet to be on the safe side and still have approx. 500€ on stake.

Any ideas on how I can still pay them out? I don't want the bank to cancel my account because of the payout by Binance.

I've read that coinbase is not secure either, should I write off the €500 and see it as an apprenticeship fee? Or is there any way to get the money?

Some bunnies here always do it with the Coinbase credit card. But if you don't like Coinbase, you could also send your cryptos from your Trust Wallet to casinos where the depositor and withdrawal methods don't have to be identical. Then play the money there a little and wager it once and then transfer it to the Jeton Wallet, from there to the Jeton card.


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Hidaruma
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Stake payout

22nd Jun. 2024, at 10:46 pm CEST#3
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Bitpanda and then also Skrill. There are a few fees, but Skrill KK is easy to use.

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Tentokstin

Stake payout

23rd Jun. 2024, at 11:59 am CEST#4
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T0uchTheSky wrote on 22.06.2024 at 22:22:
Some bunnies here always do it with the Coinbase credit card. But if you don't like Coinbase, you could also send your cryptos from your Trust Wallet to casinos where the depositor and withdrawal methods don't have to be identical. Then play the money there a little and wager it once and then transfer it to the Jeton Wallet, from there to the Jeton card.



Could it be that the coinbase card is no longer available in Germany? It says "not yet available at your location".

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T0uchTheSky
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Stake payout

23rd Jun. 2024, at 12:42 pm CEST#5
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Tentokstin wrote on 23.06.2024 at 11:59 am:

Could it be that the coinbase card is no longer available in Germany? It says "not yet available at your location".

Mhhh, unfortunately I can't tell you that. I've had the card for several years, but I've never used it

If you gamble often, it's better to avoid sending casino winnings to the crypto bad guys. It doesn't matter whether you put a wallet in between or not, because the money that ends up on the crypto exchanges doesn't know where the money comes from. Sending crypto directly to a wallet like Jeton is also not recommended because, as I said, there is no recipient's name on it.

But if you are gambling anyway, then choose a casino where the Deposit method and withdrawal method do not have to be identical. If you win something, you can have the money paid out to the Jeton Wallet, for example. You will never be asked where the money comes from, because the name of the casino is clearly stated on every transaction.

I hope you understand what I mean 🤣

p.s. and people who say putting a crypto wallet in between is 100%, haha. Every casino uses the service of a crypto Provider such as CryptoPay, Finarax and co., so you can't tell whether the cryptos come from a casino or a wallet anyway 🤣

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Tentokstin

Stake payout

23rd Jun. 2024, at 12:55 pm CEST#6
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T0uchTheSky wrote on June 23rd, 2024 at 12:42 pm:
Mhhh, unfortunately I can't tell you that. I've had the card for several years, but I've never used it

If you gamble often, it's better to avoid sending casino winnings to the crypto bad guys. It doesn't matter whether you put a wallet in between or not, because the money that ends up on the crypto exchanges doesn't know where the money comes from. Sending crypto directly to a wallet like Jeton is also not recommended because, as I said, there is no recipient's name on it.

However, if you are gambling anyway, then choose a casino where the Deposit method and withdrawal method do not have to be identical. If you win something, you can have the money paid out to the Jeton Wallet, for example. You will never be asked where the money comes from, because the name of the casino is clearly stated on every transaction.

I hope you understand what I mean 🤣

p.s. and people who say putting a crypto wallet in between is 100%, haha. Every casino uses the service of a crypto Provider such as CryptoPay, Finarax and co., so you can't tell whether the cryptos come from a casino or a wallet anyway 🤣

I don't gamble that often, I just want the money and then stop, I didn't know it wasn't allowed. I have now gambled away a bit more for this reason and still have around €350 that I would like to have. Can you transfer the money from coinbase to PayPal and use it to order clothes, for example? Can't add my Paypal to coinbase right now, when I enter my TEL it says that the tel number is registered.

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R0UNDER
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23rd Jun. 2024, at 01:09 pm CEST#7
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I have never had any difficulties with Coinbase. But that's just a side note.

Actually, I just wanted to ask you what made you think that your bank could cause you trouble? You took the "safe route" by putting Binance between Stake and your bank.

In the end, any crypto exchange could also throw a spanner in the works, as they receive your funds directly from the non-legal casino.

If I were you, I would prefer to use Coinbase. Unlike Binance, you can still use a physical Visa debit card there. This gives you access to cash and saves you having to involve your bank, at least for withdrawals from Stake.

In addition, your house bank can become uncomfortable with transactions to or from Binance, as Binance is not a trading exchange registered with BaFin. Coinbase, however, is.

I am with Revolut myself and have my primary bank account there. Almost a year ago, a transaction to Binance resulted in an incorrect payment that was not carried out and the amount was only credited back to my Revolut account after 7 days.
Very similar payments had always gone smoothly before. Nevertheless, I have been using Coinbase exclusively since the day of the chargeback and am more than satisfied.

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Tentokstin

Stake payout

23rd Jun. 2024, at 01:16 pm CEST#8
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R0UNDER wrote on 23.06.2024 at 13:09: I have never had any difficulties with Coinbase. But that's just by the way.

Actually, I just wanted to ask you what made you think that your bank could cause you trouble? You took the "safe route" by putting Binance between Stake and your bank.

In the end, any crypto exchange could also throw a spanner in the works, as they receive your funds directly from the non-legal casino.

If I were you, I would prefer to use Coinbase. Unlike Binance, you can still use a physical Visa debit card there. This gives you access to cash and saves you having to involve your bank, at least for withdrawals from Stake.

In addition, your house bank can become uncomfortable with transactions to or from Binance, as Binance is not a trading exchange registered with BaFin. Coinbase, however, is.

I am with Revolut myself and have my primary bank account there. Almost a year ago, a transaction to Binance resulted in an incorrect payment that was not carried out and the amount was only credited back to my Revolut account after 7 days.
Very similar payments had always gone smoothly before. Nevertheless, I have been using Coinbase exclusively since the day of the chargeback and am more than satisfied.

Thanks for your post, as mentioned above I don't want to gamble at stake anymore as I didn't know it was not allowed, here in the forum I've often read about reports of illegal gambling etc.


i now have €350 in the Trust wallet, is it worth applying for a physical Visa for a one-off withdrawal? I could also pay out to PayPal and leave the money there, I can use it to buy clothes etc., or is my way of thinking wrong?

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R0UNDER
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Stake payout

23rd Jun. 2024, at 01:19 pm CEST#9
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Tentokstin wrote on June 23rd, 2024 at 12:55 pm:

I don't gamble that often, I just want the money and then stop, I didn't know it wasn't allowed. I have now gambled away a little more for this reason and still have around € 350 that I would like to have. Can you transfer the money from coinbase to PayPal and use it to order clothes, for example? Can't add my Paypal to coinbase right now, when I enter my TEL it says that the tel number is registered.

Next, simply order the debit card from Coinbase. It should be with you within two to three days. Coinbase is really fast when it comes to sending the card. I'm already using my second card and I remember that both cards were produced very quickly.

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Tentokstin

Stake payout

23rd Jun. 2024, at 01:37 pm CEST#10
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R0UNDER wrote on 23.06.2024 at 13:19:

Next, just order the debit card from Coinbase. Should be with you within two to three days. Coinbase is really fast when it comes to sending the card. I'm already using my second card and remember that both cards were produced very quickly.

Unfortunately, "Not yet available at your location" is not advertised anywhere on the site, I went to the site via Google and unfortunately that's what it says. Any other idea how I can get the card? And what would speak against PayPal? I play a lot of sports betting on legal sites, would there be any problems?

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R0UNDER
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Stake payout

23rd Jun. 2024, at 01:41 pm CEST#11
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Tentokstin wrote on 23.06.2024 at 13:16:

Thanks for your post, as mentioned above I don't want to gamble at stake anymore as I didn't know it was not allowed, here on the forum I have often read about reports of illegal gambling etc.


i now have €350 in the Trust wallet, is it worth applying for a physical Visa for a one-off withdrawal? I could also pay out to PayPal and leave the money there, I can buy clothes etc. with it, or is my way of thinking wrong?

The Coinbase Visa debit card doesn't cost you a cent. Not even after the first 12 or 24 months. It's completely free. I can't tell you straight away whether a payment from Trust Wallet to PayPal is possible. After looking into Trust Wallet a little more, I quickly realized that the app was of no real use to me. Deposits and withdrawals at Binance could be carried out more quickly without Trust Wallet.


You don't necessarily have to have a physical card to access your money. A wallet where you can create a virtual MasterCard or VisaCard is sufficient. This can then be used to shop in the same way as a plastic card.

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gamble1
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Stake payout

23rd Jun. 2024, at 01:44 pm CEST#12
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Tentokstin wrote on 23.06.2024 at 11:59 am:

Could it be that the coinbase card is no longer available in Germany? It says "not yet available at your location".

Two friends of mine were still able to apply for it last week

Go to your profile at the top left of the app and then to the Card section

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Tentokstin

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23rd Jun. 2024, at 02:06 pm CEST#13
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gamble1 wrote on June 23rd, 2024 at 1:44 pm:
Two friends of mine were able to apply for it last week

Go to it via the app at the top left of your profile and then to the point Card

It worked via the app at the top left and further down it said "Card". Can I already use the money with the virtual card or am I strongly advised to withdraw the money and spend it offline?

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R0UNDER
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23rd Jun. 2024, at 02:07 pm CEST#14
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R0UNDER
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23rd Jun. 2024, at 02:13 pm CEST#15
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Tentokstin wrote on 23.06.2024 at 14:06:

Worked via the app at the top left and further down it said "Card". Can I already use the money with the virtual card or am I strongly advised to withdraw the money and spend it offline?

Hehe. Yes coolio, you found something. All good. No, why would you be strongly advised to do that? Go ahead and spend your money with the virtual card. Once it's gone, it's gone.👍


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