المشاريع مفتوحة المصدر لا يمكن الاستفادة منها تجاريا بشكل مباشر لانه يمكن لاي شخص ان يستخدم الكود و ينشأ به تطبيقات عديدة. بل ايضا يمكن لاي شخص ان يقوم بتعديل كود مفتوح المصدر متاح للعموم ثم يقوم باغلاقه و تسويقه تجاريا. بالنسبة لبينانس فقد اشترت المشروع من صاحبه و جعلته مغلق المصدر بالكامل لكي تكون لها احقية استخدامه بمفردها.

Thank you for the warm welcome sir. The beta phase registration is closed and if you have registered before now and have being able to discover some real bugs on the Qzino platform which has been confirmed by the team, be rest assured that your rewards would definitely be given to you.
This is the official announcement thread of the Qzino casino hence it was created on this board so that the community can freely interact with the representative and be updated with the developments going on with the Qzino casino platform. 

I quite understood you and I have read the edited post again. Most times it's difficult to post and edit with a mobile phone. All is cool now.

The interest of most gamblers is to quickly enrol and take advantage of some welcome bonuses. So, they normally do not have the patience to read the lengthy ToS where some salient points are hidden.

I concur with the issues brought up here. The crash games are mostly based on the same principle, and, therefore, no one, who is used to the format, is going to struggle with accommodating, unless the visuals and animations become a problem. Bonanza Billion demo is a pleasant addition, particularly to play with volatility and bet the money. A 10x wagering on free spins is actually low in relation to the market levels. Bet25 is so far a very promising site with smooth registration process, flexible methods of logging in, personalization of username and various rakeback deals.

10X wagering requirement is one of the lowest I have seen for free bonus games. Unfortunately, I missed that because I did not join in the Xmas bonanza. I just created my account this month and everything was smooth and easy as they offered the option of using email, Telegram or other means. I was able to change my username from the custom username in the platform and just after creating the account I was notified that they offer weekly, monthly and other rake backs which is really impressive. I will deposit and test some of their games to see how lucky I'll get playing in their platform.

I think you misunderstood my post. You are talking about depositing, claiming a bonus, and wagering the bonus money. When you play with bonus funds, it's normal that slots contribute 100% towards the wagering requirements, while other games contribute less or nothing at all. But here I am talking about regular real-money deposits, not connected to bonuses. According to the terms, if you deposit your own money into PlayBit Casino, you won't be allowed to withdraw until you wager that deposit on slots. That's not how other casinos do it. You should be allowed to wager your real-money deposits on any games you like to play. If they have sports betting, just like PlayBit, you can bet on sports and withdraw after meeting the standard 1x or higher wagering requirement.

Since most tournament participants are outside the forum, Discord moderators won't be paying attention to the forum timings. It might be a good idea for Razed representatives to hold one specifically for forum members someday. I'm sure it would be much more exciting.

Hopefully @waltrazed will consider the request for a poker tournament for forum members. They could use the Pokernow or Lepoker websites for rooms so everyone can easily access them.

I think that was just free spin and reward is unknown, no exact amount for the reward, unlike as an affiliate, i assume, knowing i've been an affiliate of other casino, the reward system is clear.


I didn't bought it on the black friday since its only bought on 12/30 last year.

Why do you need to apply for that?

I can see a referral link on my profile, which came enabled by default when I created my account: https://betpanda.partners/pt/account/referrals

For a static website, yeah it's quite cheap. You can literally get a super basic VPS for as low as $1 per month. A .com domain costs around $15 per year ($1,25 per month). At the end of the day you can have something like what PX-Z did for $2/month. Very cheap, indeed.

Fun fact, I'm going to pay $40 this year ($3,33/month) for my ninjastic.space domain, because .space domains are just more expensive. The VPS also cost more since I'm running several bots, databases, heavier websites... around $26 per month.

Most casinos block access via the IP address of the user which they are able to detect when the site is accessed without VPN. I agree with you that it is better that way to save everyone the stress and drama that comes with such things. However, there may be instances where the casino may not block access to their site for people in their restricted regions but will definitely indicate that such regions are not allowed to use their platform so that anyone who goes ahead after the warning may be donating money to the casino. There was a time I login to Betpanda to play some casino games but they did not allow me for the reason that the license of the game provide did not cover my region. However, they gave me the option of using a VPN which I found risky so I had to play something else instead of the game I wanted to try.

Maybe soon, if you'd see that there are so many participants. Then, it will encouraged you to join one.

Maybe a regional tournament of each of the players that have this drawback and wanting to join but are being stopped and delayed due to time differences.

But if there's no adjustment at all, then it's the players that will have to adjust.

If you did not cut part of the post, we would have gotten the full message of Mandoy. If the casino decides to block their restricted areas, days does not prevent some users to access the platform with VPN or tor browser. I agree with you that blocking the restricted area is good but that also will not prevent users to access the platform.

Knowing too well that there will always be bypassing even when they are geo-block, so going with warning is also good so that they will read the consequences, whether or not they try to manipulate.

That's already taken into consideration based on their rules, but it's part of the promotion that high wagering requirements are considered difficult by some users, so this could possibly discourage users from seeing such high wagering requirements.

Our expectations as gamblers who like bonuses I think are the same, which is to see the wagering requirements not so high so that it makes us more excited too. And this is also a suggestion that can be considered by any casino and all decisions remain with the casino.

What he said is correct, the withdrawal button is not available at the same place as where they put the deposit button, it is indeed a bit uncomfortable for those who are more familiar with casinos where deposit and withdrawal menu can be accessed in the same menu.


Still low number of games compared to other leading casinos, there are many missing providers at Toshi as far as I can see.
Providers such as bgaming, relax, push gaming, play n go, red tiger, netent, elk and many other providers are not available here.
Of course they may add it in the near future but I think they need to do it faster so players will have more games to choose.

Speaking of this slot, if you participated in Bet25's New Year's Giveaway on their X platform, you should check your account now the giveaway has ended and they've already credited the free spins.
The wagering requirement is only 10x, which is pretty reasonable.

The warning message clearly before the user is allowed to log in is often sufficient as it will advise the users that the casino is not permitted in their country. When one chooses to disregard such a warning and proceed on, particularly with the aid of a VPN or Tor, he/she is entirely cognizant of the danger that they are about to get into. In this scenario, the user should be blamed as opposed to the casino because the rules were very clear since it was announced initially.

However, before a user should be able to login to their gambling account the casino always gives a warning messages that this casino is not permitted to operate in your country. Sometimes you won't be allowed to login to the casino due to the restrictions except that person login with VPN or tor where he would want to bye-cute the the restrictions without knowing that he could face another penalty while trying to access the site illegally.

That's true, very risky but we can't help because many still does this.

Thanks for checking it for us, if it's made by an amateur we should avoid it. And the same thing for the other tools that possesses some risk in it. Just don't trust anyone with your own security and privacy.

Going with some esports action for 1win's dota 2 team, they're playing in the RES Unchained for the qualification in the Blast Slam VI. Today, they've just beaten Virtus.Pro, a good team with known players. They're already in the semi finals while leaving 4 teams for tomorrow and will only have one slot to proceed to the main event.

I think the notification message is enough if done correctly. It should display a warning that the person is accessing the casino from a banned territory and that they are not allowed to play there. If they decide to ignore it and proceed, they should be responsible for the consequences of their actions.

I look at that the same way I look at speed limits on the road. They tell you how fast you are allowed to drive, and they serve as a warning not to drive faster than that. If you ignore them and do what you want, don't be surprised if you get pulled over by the police or get a speeding ticket in your mailbox in the near future.

It was just around a couple of weeks before the end of last month and yes, they did send out emails to anyone who registered with their casino. I still feel the time frame was so short.

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Sounds like alogical reason to close shop

You are very correct because I have read a complain from someone that he knew that two accounts were not allowed but he decided to try it since he had deposit in only one of the accounts and has never used the other one to play. In his mind, the support will not find out but he failed to know that the platform have their way of spotting multiple accounts. People really know some of the things they do that are violations but always go ahead to do them thinking that they will not be caught.

The casino should make a pop-up message when the country is restricted or is on the list that cannot access it, let alone register, this prevents people who often do not read the ToS, fearing that this can be disputed by players under the pretext that they are not informed of such reasons when it is clear that all the rules are in the ToS.
Sometimes there are some people who are lazy to read ToS because it is too long to read, even though we know that finding important points in it is easy not too difficult.

Im pretty sure the website won't be coming back, as they had a significant lose couple of moths ago because of a bug on the system where deposits got doubled. They didn't detect it immediately and some bad actors happily deposit and withdrew the balance were doing the same cycle for hours.


how doesn't look good at all when they aren't profiting, should they continue operating at a lose? Yes, they sent email about it.

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I am confirming the receipt and the new repayment amount is also correct, thank you.

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Received and the new repayment amount should be 378$. If you need more extension, then you will be charged 15% for the rest of the amount. Thanks.

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Confirmed and accepted your offer.

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Repayment confirmed in full, thank you.

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Thank you for this translation, Baseplate!

I informed icopress about it, thus he can add it to OP.

Also, dkbit98 updated his Croatian translation.
Porf, can you both of them to OP, please?

That being said, we need only 4 more translations to be updated: ITA, SPA, PID and FIL, so this should be in the attention of bitbollo, Porf, Chilwell and Peanutswar.

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Regarding the translations in progress, fillippone's thread needs 3 translations more for being completed and the available languages are: [POL] [FRE] [ARA] [SPA] [TUR] [UKR] [FIL] [BAN] [POR] [SER] [HIN], so this should be in the attention of cygan, paid2, Zwei / khaled0111, Porf, mindrust / mela65, DrBeer, Peanutswar, DS, r_victory, katanic97 and M47AK16.
Regarding the second topic in progress, that one needs also only 3 translations more and the available languages are: [GER] [POL] [FRE] [ARA] [IDN] [UKR] [FIL] [BAN] [POR] [SER], so this should be in the attention of cygan, paid2, Zwei / khaled0111, Husna QA / dansus021, Porf, DrBeer, Peanutswar, DS, r_victory and katanic97.

Porf, I also noticed that for my topic, you wrote the [HIN] translation as [IDN]. Can you change this, please?

الردود التي ينتجها الذكاء الاصطناعي في شكل منشورات على بوستات تكون ذو جودة عالية و تثير اعجاب المجموعة الذين لن يترددوا غي منح صاحبها نقاط جدارة التي ستساعده في نرقية عضويته. المستخدمون يستعملون الذكاء الاصطناعي للحصول على نقاط جدارة اترقية عضويتهم ثم بعد ان يصبحوا بعضوية ارقى يلتحقون بحملات التوقيع و يستعملون الذكاء الاصطناعي لتحقيق نسبة المنشورات الاسبوعية ضمن الحملة ليحصلوا على الأجر. هذه مسيرة قد مر بها العديد الذين اذكر منهم من كان ينشط في القسم العربي بالرغم من انه ليس عربيا اصلا و قد نجح فعلا في الوصول الى عضوية Hero و بقي في حملات لمدة طويلة قبل ان يتم اكتشاف امره.