Social and sweepstakes casino (page 2)

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Hello,

Does this mean that you obtained the link directly from a Facebook group? Because to me, it looks like an FB site allowing deposits and promising withdrawals, however pretending to be a social casino. Is this the intended concept?

Sadly, based on your posts, I could not figure out much more.

Yes, that's how the league came up, I entered and registered, they gave me $ 200 balance as soon as I started playing when I had already won more than 2000 I tried to make a withdrawal, I was asked for the card number but at the same time a deposit of $ 2.00 was made to activate the card, immediately I wanted to withdraw the 2000 and it told me that I was on the waiting list that I should deposit $ 100 to activate the VIP mode and the withdrawal would be expedited, I did it then it told me that to have the withdrawal I should deposit $ 100 more and at the last that due to a withdrawal tax I should deposit $ 200 I did and I was already at 99% when it told me that according to the account number it was wrong but minutes before they had already made the deposit of $ 2.00 for activation and now I should deposit $ 500 to unblock the wrong card and well then I did not deposit.

that's how it was first

Thank you very much for the confirmation. If I am honest, I can not help myself, but this is not a typical fair practice. I do not see the point in delaying a player's withdrawal just to suggest depositing more money to provide them with VIP status, which should improve the withdrawal process!

Instead, it looks like the situation we have been seeing in scam casinos—an initial, quite significant no-deposit bonus, effortless winnings, and then the fees and deposits start over. Not to mention that the link is sent secretly through Facebook groups rather than a public website.

I would not give money to the site; it appears to be a scam.

Yes, well, I didn't deposit anything for now, I'll dance with $500, but well, no way, I put in a clarification in my bank, but since it was a transfer, it doesn't proceed as fraud. Anyway, so that it's a record for the rest of us. Regards.

Hello, I would recommend not depositing. As I said, I think this is not a very convenient situation, and I have no clue whether this site is going to pay eventually. 🙁

So I was playing on Crown coins sweepstake casino the other night.. and I get this pop up. Anyone know what this means or seen this before ? It says invalid public token 

However, the thing that displays some gifts on it, I've never won a prize, I don't know, does it even give them out? And there's a wheel that turns one piece, two pieces, three pieces to complete it until I reach two, I don't know, does it do anything!

I'll call them but I've never won at one of these and I don't know anyone who has!

Hello, do you have any particular casino in mind, perhaps? I aim to help but have no clue of finding out without you. 🙏

I also wanted to ask if this is legit because it doesn’t seem to be

I would be cautious with this platform. I couldn’t verify the operator or gambling licence for acedaily.shop, so I cannot recommend it as safe. Opening it through Facebook doesn’t mean Facebook operates or endorses it.

Your screenshots show a VIP2 requirement to withdraw winnings from the R168 bonus. The terms also refer to "Ubuntu," although the platform is branded AceSpins, which raises questions about who is actually responsible for it.

Please don’t deposit more money just to unlock these winnings or pay a withdrawal fee. A large balance displayed on screen isn’t proof that it can be withdrawn.

Have they explained exactly how you reach VIP2, and does that require additional deposits? Have you deposited anything already, or is the balance entirely from the free bonus?

A simple overview would be helpful: Which coins are only for playing and which can actually be redeemed? It's easy to lose track of all the different terms.

Hi everyone, new here. I mostly play sweepstakes slots apps on Android, so this thread caught my eye. One thing I have learned is that the sweepstakes side of things has a real copycat problem. With the app-based ones especially, there are lots of lookalike APKs and Telegram/Facebook groups claiming to be the official download, and that is where people seem to get burned. The Effamador story above is a good example of how a small verification fee turns into a bigger ask, then another one.

What I do now before trying any sweepstakes app:

- Only download from the app's official site, never a mirror or a social media link.

- Check the site actually explains how the coins and sweeps work, and that it is 18+.

- Never pay any fee to unlock a withdrawal. A legitimate sweepstakes app does not ask for that.

Full disclosure: I run the guide site for one of these apps, Vegas X Pro, so I am not neutral about that one, but the advice above is what I would give for any of them. Glad to be here, and curious which social casinos people here actually trust.

Thanks for being transparent about your connection to Vegas X Pro.

The general advice you shared about avoiding unofficial APKs, social media download links, and withdrawal "unlock" fees is useful.

Just one thing to keep in mind for future posts: since you run a guide site connected to Vegas X Pro, please avoid posting promotional, referral, affiliate, or other advertising links to your own site or to the app. Discussing your experience and sharing general safety advice is fine, but direct promotion isn’t allowed on our forum.

That way, we can keep the discussion useful without it turning into advertising.