Deposit Methods

[molliy]

Hi everyone,

I am in the US; what are the preferred ways to deposit? Meaning are there preferred banks, types of debit cards, etc?

Any best practices, anything tips, etc?

Thanks!

 

[Sookie]

It depends on what methods any particular casino offers. Myself I only play at 2 or 3 RTG's that are my favorites right now and I just use my debit card which happens to MC. But I have noticed Bit Coin wallets are being added as an option all over the place now, unfortunately I can't tell you too much (or anything really) about that yet as I have not learned or used BitCoin stuff yet.

Hopefully someone will come behind me with a more helpful answer

 

[Mben]

I use reloadable debits cards only.

 

[slotgal47]

To deposit using bitcoins just go by the instructions for bitcoins for each casino. Just click on information in deposit area for bitcoins. Fairly easy. Deposit using debit or credit card into your wallet. And I just use a bitcoin converter from Google to determine how many bitcoins I need to send to casino.

 

[Sookie]

Nice, thanks for that input slotgal

 

[slotgal47]

Forgot to say for RTG casinos it shows you the amount of bitcoins to send when you put in your deposit amount, it will be on top or above their bitcoin address for where to send bitcoins.

 

[Sookie]

Forgot to say for RTG casinos it shows you the amount of bitcoins to send when you put in your deposit amount, it will be on top or above their bitcoin address for where to send bitcoins.

Just curious ... if it shows you how many to send in the casino cashier then why do you need the converter on google?

 

[slotgal47]

I use that for the Bitcoin casinos that have the other types of software other than RTG. Bitstarz is one and there are others.

 

[Sookie]

I use that for the Bitcoin casinos that have the other types of software other than RTG. Bitstarz is one and there are others.

Ok I understand now

 

[Mben]

Question ... what is the "plus factor" to using bitcoin rather than a debit card?

I might just open a bitcoin account then, but I have no knowledge in the bitcoin area. Like do we open one and can use it at all casinos that accept bitcoin? Or do you open a bitcoin account from the casinos choosing?

That was more than one question. lol

 

[slotgal47]

You can withdrawal to your wallet and if your bank account is linked you can withdrawal from wallet to bank account. And you can open one or two wallets whatever you choose. I have both, circle and coinbase. Normally you can use these at any Bitcoin casino. I guess unless they state differently. But have not ran across one yet. There are more. Rtgs usually tell you which ones you should use.

I also opened an account with blockchain.info this is so you can transfer from wallet to your block chain account then to casino. They say this is better to for anonymous reasons, or something like that. But they take more fees when you do it this way. You will have to read up on this though. Site is: blockchain.info

 

[Sookie]

@slotgal47 - Congratulations, we have gone from you messaging me and asking BitCoin questions that I had no answers for to us asking you to explain it

 

[slotgal47]

Oh an also you can deposit a min of $10 at RTGS. Only downfall to me is minimum to withdrawal is $100 if you did not take a bonus. For some reason I have not been able to get there yet but I suck at slots though, lol. And other casinos, if you don't take a bonus, you can withdrawal any amount I think. Will have to double check that though.

 

[slotgal47]

This is all thanks to chilly who taught me well! Thanks chilly!

 

[Sookie]

This is all thanks to chilly who taught me well! Thanks chilly!

Ah ha. Ok, that makes sense she was using BitCoin way before any of the casinos we promote here on the forum started offering it.

@chillymellow -

 

[slotgal47]

But she didn't tell me about block chain, so I would suggest researching that first. At least I don't think she did, lol.

 

[Mben]

Oh an also you can deposit a min of $10 at RTGS.

And there's the "plus factor"!

Thanks for all the info, slotgal (and @chillymellow )