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There is no such thing as one best casino. It really depends on your country and your deposit, some places are ideal for high-roll games (for example bets from $10) and some are ideal for low-roll games (for example bets from $0.1). You can find more information and reviews here.

It is perfectly safe to play for 30 minutes or an hour per day, you can definitely play the same game everyday. Just remember not to spend the entire day playing on one website, that may look suspicious.

Don't worry, it is much easier than it seems. The easiest way to deposit is with your credit/debit card directly in the casino. Some cards are blocked for online transactions - so if the card payment fails, you should try Skrill
(or other wallets like Neteller or Webmoney). With an online wallet, you only need your regular bank account. When you use an online wallet (such as Skrill), you do not provide any details about yourself and you do not provide
your card information. It is also 100% safe and there are three different layers of security.

Hi, you are right that the option is a bit hidden there. You should look for the button DEPOSIT or CASHIER (in English), it is a bit counterintuitive but in some casinos you really have to click on DEPOSIT if you want to WITHDRAW. These two options are both there on the same screen.

Hello,

to be honest, as a general rule, I would definitely recommend starting from higher bets with higher deposit.
If you insist on starting with a low amount, I could recommend you EUcasino.com or casino.com



You'll find low-roll versions (bets from 0.1€) there as well. But bear in mind that some of the versions are
sometimes quite hidden so you have to search for them a little.

Hey, glad to hear everything works all right. Don't worry, this is a security measure to protect your money. Basically, you can withdraw money to Skrill
if the bank account is registered at your name. There are two options:


1) the more simple way is to withdraw the money to YOUR OWN bank account which works without any problems

2) the more complicated way involves your girlfriend registering at Skrill as well. You can then send the money to HER Skrill account and she can withdraw it to
HER bank account (registered at HER name).



You may ask why is this necessary - it has very good security reasons. If a hacker somehow accessed your account, he won't be able to withdraw your money in any possible way.


Because to do so, he would have to know your password, your birth date, he would have to have the SAME name as you and he would also have to be able
to access your bank account statement.



On top of that, you can also ask Skrill to create a special token for you. It is a small electronic keychain that generates random numbers that are in SOME way related to
your Skrill account. If you enable the token, on every login, you have to enter the random number generated by your keychain token.

Well, it's up to you. The advantage of the LIVE version is that you can directly see the roulette dealer spinning the wheel but it is a bit slower.


So play the european (or french) roulette if you want the game to be a bit faster. In both cases, avoid American roulette and Mini roulette.

Hi there,

well you should check if you're entering correct data into the correct fields. Maybe you tried to enter both your
first name and surname into one field? Or maybe try not including your middle name?

I'm afraid that in case your name
really IS longer than 50 characters, I won't be able to help you. :-)

Hi,

have you ever thought about how many people know your address and/or your birth date? I guess that would be at least your family, your employer, the clerks at
several state offices, receptionists at hotels who asked for your ID document... You have to provide this information for security reasons - they want
to verify that you are a real person. Basically ALL casinos require this (both online and offline).

If you live in the European Union and you play at an European casino, don't worry, the winnings are tax-free. If you live outside the European union, I think you should
ask your local tax office.

Hello Mikhail,


first of all, you should understand that your winnings are not limited ABSOLUTELY but RELATIVELY. If you want
to, you can keep winning 100€ per day but it is more secure, faster and less noticeable if you do this with a
deposit of 1000€, doing it with a deposit of 100€ or lower can definitely draw some attention to you.



To answer your second question: if you want to play other games, I'd stick with poker and blackjack only as you
can really win at them (besides roulette). In any case you should avoid the slot machines, you really cannot win there.



And obviously, if you have some insider information about sports matches, you can try betting as well.

Glad you like the site, basically this verification is something EVERY site wants.


Some sites demand verification of personal details before you start playing and some demand it before your first withdrawal (such as bet-at-home).



Don't worry, it's for your own security, once they verified at least one your document, they can be sure that "you are really you". :) There's also another general rule - you can withdraw only via a method that you used for deposit earlier.



Thanks to this, if a hacker somehow got into your account, your money is perfectly save. The hacker (or anyone else) can't withdraw the money to his bank account or Skrill account. Basically if you deposited money from your Skrill account, you can withdraw to YOUR Skrill account ONLY. :)




They really need to know your identity, I have personally provided my scanned ID to several online casinos and I believe it is perfectly safe.



There are also other reasons - such as anti-money-laundering policy and checking that you are of legal age (usually 18 y.o.) but security of your account is the most important.



Oh, and you only have to send the scanned documents once (before the first withdrawal). If you want to withdraw in the future, it is processed automatically within 24-48 hours.

I guess this is a bit of misunderstanding. All casinos require SOME identity document, most usually it is your ID, passport OR driving licence. The word OR is important - they
will satisfy with either of these. You don't have to provide them three documents, one is enough. Some casinos also want a verification of your address or your phone but that's
no big deal. They will simply call you and ask you to confirm your name and address.

No, that is definitely NOT OK. If you want to try this for free, you can do so online as well (see the sites mentioned above). Try and see - but
generally it is better to start straight away. To be honest, I know only two groups of offline casinos.



The first group are the typical offline casinos you see most of the time, with slot machines and a bar. AVOID these as much as you can, they are
simply made for a person to lose. They will gladly serve you alcokol, there are flashing machines all around... Maybe you think you'll resist it
but playing there is the worst thing you can do. They are also not audited in any way...



The second group are the high-level casinos where you have to wear a suit to enter. They are usually connected with four or five-star hotels... These
are OK and they are fair but the minimum bets are too high even for me, the minimum bets are around $100 and remember that for you, it's best to
start at bets from 1€ or 0.1€.

Hi Wei,


I'd suggest you try checking ALL available versions of the game. There are many of them (French Roulette, European Roulette, Mini Roulette) and they all have different minimum bets.


Some pretty good versions are also "hidden" in the GAMES section. So try switching from the CASINO section and transfer your money to GAMES. Some versions are not called roulette explicitly but they really are roulette games - such as "Lucky8".

Hello, if you deposit in GBP and the casino is in EUR, the transaction will be automatically converted using the daily exchange rate. So you will be both
able to deposit and withdraw in GBP and play in EUR.

Hi, I have good news for you. The money on your casino account is REAL money and there is no such conversion you mention. If you won 342 dollars,
it is 342 dollars you get. The only drawback happens in case you wish to withdraw money in a different currency than your casino account currency.



If you for example play in USD but you want to withdraw to your Skrill account in EUR, there is a currency conversion which costs about 1-2 % of the total sum.


To avoid this, play in the same currency you wish to withdraw in. And remember that 'it takes money to make money' so when you consider me as an example,
my daily winnings are around $200-$250 per day but that's mostly because I also have a big deposit (over $25000).

Hi there, I have to say bet-at-home are very reputable, it's easy to play there, they have good support and usually when I withdraw, I get the money in 12-24 hours.


If you have problems with the bet amount, consider switching from the CASINO section to the GAMES section. You'll find some low-roll roulettes there where you can bet from 0.1€.

Hi,


I'm not an expert on situation of credit cards in Bosnia but I guess you should definitely try Skrill (previously called Moneybookers).


It's an online payment method similar to Paypal (Paypal doesn't allow gambling). You only need to own a bank account and register at Skrill. In your Skrill account you select "Deposit money" and you can deposit via a regular wire (bank) transfer (just don't forget to provide the reference number you'll see in the payment details).


Once you have money in your Skrill account, you can deposit to any casino (ALL online casinos accept Skrill).


It's also 100 % secure because noone knows your credit card details. :) Good luck!

Hello, I'm glad you ask as starting with too high bet and too low deposit can be problematic. I assume you play in the CASINO section which is all right for higher bets.
However, if you're just starting and you have a lower bet available, you should switch from the CASINO section to the GAMES section.



There's a lot of roulette versions in the GAMES section, some of which start at 0.1 EURO. Be sure to check out all the games because Roulettes in the GAMES
section are sometimes not even called Roulette (one version is called Lucky8 and the minimum bet there is 0.1€).

La Boule is a special version of the roulette, which is however very limited - you could say it is a sort of a 'mini-roulette' and
that is a very good reason why you SHOULDN'T play it! Stick to the classical French or European roulette and you'll be fine.

Unfortunately I don't have any experience with Paysafecard. I can recommend Skrill, they're very trustworthy and
they even have a banking licence. So if you don't want to use a credit card or a bank account, this is the way to go.

Hi,

that is a very good question and I've already explained it in more detail in the text. In short - you should always consider
zero to be the opposite of the color you are currently betting on.



When you bet on red, play as if zero is not zero but black.

When you bet on black, play as if zero is not zero but red.

Hi MG,


this is perfectly normal. The first time you withdraw your money, most casinos will want to verify your identity. :-)



In the phone call, you'll probably be asked some security question (e.g. when were you born or where you live).



This is done mostly to ensure that your identity is not misused. They will send money ONLY to you - NOONE ELSE even if someone somehow managed to log into your account.


I'd really recommend you to keep a higher deposit in your account because it may be risky to bet with lower amounts.

I don't play in offline casinos and there are more reasons to this than I can possibly mention... The most important problems:


1) most of the electronic roulettes in offline casinos are intentionally set so that the player cannot win. It works as luring the player - they let YouWin for
some time and then the software intervenes. Once I spoke with a technician who told me that the rouletttes are set to the 80:20 ratio (in some days to the 70:30 ratio)
which means that one in every five or four games is artifically manipulated. Specifically, these artificial spins first let YouWin and after a while, they let you LOSE.



2) there are also serious casinos with a live croupier who spins the wheel. These casinos usually have roulette associated with a nearby blackjack table but the
problem here is that the minimum bets are at least $15-$20 (at least that's the situation where I live). So you'd have to have a lot of money (over $2000) with you to play safe.



3) the bartender will gladly bring you a drink or something to eat but that can be very dangerous. Remember that you have to follow the strategy strictly and you must always
remember how much you should bet and on which color. Alcohol will only distract you and you'll make a mistake. Obviously, noone will bring you free drinks online but after
what I've experienced, I believe it's actually a GOOD THING.