New Visa Laws for U.S.?

[pokerdan]

I haven't been back to this post for a few months because I now have quiktender and am able to play at 3dice and other sites like jackpot capital etc.. I like playing at these sites now because i realize they are not bypassing regulations by allowing people to deposit with Visa cards. However i cannot say the same thing for Bodog and some other sites. I will only play at sites that do not allow me to deposit with my visa now. I can care less about paying the fees because I get a fair gamble knowing I am not being scammed into being allowed to deposit. It didn't take me long to figure out a way to play Sites that bypass these laws seem untrustworthy IMO, which I found out the hard way when Bodog would not pay me out my winnings. Cheers

 

[vinylweatherman]

I just attempted to deposit at 3dice via my visa debit and they didn't even attempt to process it. I know this because the minute I hit enter, a message came up that card not accepted.

So your only choice is to deposit via ewallet and pay a fee. Given that 3dice comps are virtually way below any other casino group. I am not willing to pay the fee to deposit via quicktender.

Their bonuses are junk if available at all.

Can't understand the hype for this group. Vip perks suck!

This seems rather odd. A fee for an ewallet, yet NO fee for a CREDIT CARD. It's usually the other way around in my experience. Most casinos I play don't charge any fees at all, but those few that do charge for credit card deposits, NOT eWallet deposits.

 

[Dinahnana]

I just attempted to deposit at 3dice via my visa debit and they didn't even attempt to process it. I know this because the minute I hit enter, a message came up that card not accepted.

So your only choice is to deposit via ewallet and pay a fee. Given that 3dice comps are virtually way below any other casino group. I am not willing to pay the fee to deposit via quicktender.

Their bonuses are junk if available at all.

Can't understand the hype for this group. Vip perks suck!

I know that sucks, paying those pesky fees. Quicktender charges 5% for every deposit however I got charged 3% by my bank every time I used my credit card (international transaction exchange fee) so its not too bad. These days if you are in the US the only way to play at casinos is by using an ewallet.

As for the comps at 3Dice I think they are pretty decent. Depending on the VIP level you are at you get one no deposit bonus each month ranging from $5 to $200 depending on the Vip level. I am silver and get one 100% match bonus and one 50% match bonus with I think a playthrough of 10 times which is better than most casinos.

There are also the free tourneys which pay $10 each. Also they got a pretty decent loyalty tourney each month top prize for silver is $200, not too shabby. I play the penny tourneys at Club World and win only pennies so 3Dice has much better payouts on the tourneys. So the comps at 3Dice arent all that bad at all.

Cheers