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Has anyone done betting on polymarket? It looks like you can bet on pretty much everything on there, below is a screenshot of some of the options -
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Yeah this is a big issue since there are casinos who are offering huge bonuses but you can only use the bonus funds on just one or two providers. Seems like it is harder to find casinos which allow you to play for example pragmatic slots on bonus funds. Would be nice if the askgamblers bonuses section has special mentions on some casinos if they have major restrictions for the bonus balance. I know it is a lot of work to update all the necessary information but maybe with the help of AI its possible.
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I get that but as a casual gambler it's nice to be abe to get something back when your gambling goes poorly. Some casinos years ago it used to be wager based rather than losses based but that seems rare now. -
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Just click the license badge at the bottom of the site to make sure it's not a fake screenshot. If it's a solid regulator like UKGC or MGA, you're usually safe. There’s a good industry report https://thegamblingjournal.com/insights/business-models-economics/online-casino-license-cost/ breaking down online casino license costs, and it clearly shows that serious operators spend a fortune just to stay legal and compliant. Shady casinos won't bother with those costs, so looking at the license type is the best filter
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