Token Bets//Virtual RSGP Gambling
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I use runebet and make money, only one i ever used.
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I've used TokenBets for a while now. Lost a lot, but that was mainly my own fault. They are legit though, and I would trust them with my gold. 
Battletoad
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I've only ever used Tokenbets. Great website with 0% rake poker. I've cashed in roughly 220m and maybe seen about 110m of that back? I'm down but enjoy poker. Cashiers are friendly and I've only had a cash out delay a few times which doesn't really bother me I know I'll get it eventually.
I'm down a couple bill. Man when gambling was still allowed were the times. :[
You should do full research before gambling on any kinds of sites like these, regardless of who owns them. They are many scam sites out there, rigged so the site owners can decide when you win and when you lose, it's a grey area that no-one really talks about as everyone just assumes its all legit - no, completely wrong.
For the sites that use pokermaverns poker client (such as TokenBets, BBB etc); I myself personally emailed the creator of the client, Kent Briggs, a while back. He himself said there is no way that the people who rent their software (i.e bogla and owner of BBB) can see the future cards, know future outcomes etc, as they do not have the source code - it is a closed source. So, for the poker part of it, as long as they are running that client, you should be fine.
However, many sites have extra features you can bet on which is NOT related to the poker client, such as dice, roulette etc, which are all softwares they themselves have had coded and created to be added to their site. These are things you need to be careful whilst playing, unless they are provably fair.
That being said, in a day or two I profited $4-5k in GP from TokenBets roulette alone, even am #1 on their biggest roulette win highscores of 1080M payout. I would trust them to run a legit service, as they wouldn't want to put their entire business, sythe profiles and reputation at risk by rigging anything.
To answer your question about if you've been scammed before on a site, no, but most sites purposely do not cash you out for a while if you are cashing out a large amount, or just say they are out of stock, so that you carry on gambling if you get bored and end up losing what you have. It's very bad that they do this, they should have a 100% cash out service whereby if you cash out, your chips are removed and they 'owe' you the cash, and you have no way of cancelling it. However, they wouldn't do this as they would lose profit.
I myself, if I decide to gamble, prefer to gamble in-game using staking which is the most fair way of gambling with 100% 50/50 odds.
For the sites that use pokermaverns poker client (such as TokenBets, BBB etc); I myself personally emailed the creator of the client, Kent Briggs, a while back. He himself said there is no way that the people who rent their software (i.e bogla and owner of BBB) can see the future cards, know future outcomes etc, as they do not have the source code - it is a closed source. So, for the poker part of it, as long as they are running that client, you should be fine.
However, many sites have extra features you can bet on which is NOT related to the poker client, such as dice, roulette etc, which are all softwares they themselves have had coded and created to be added to their site. These are things you need to be careful whilst playing, unless they are provably fair.
That being said, in a day or two I profited $4-5k in GP from TokenBets roulette alone, even am #1 on their biggest roulette win highscores of 1080M payout. I would trust them to run a legit service, as they wouldn't want to put their entire business, sythe profiles and reputation at risk by rigging anything.
To answer your question about if you've been scammed before on a site, no, but most sites purposely do not cash you out for a while if you are cashing out a large amount, or just say they are out of stock, so that you carry on gambling if you get bored and end up losing what you have. It's very bad that they do this, they should have a 100% cash out service whereby if you cash out, your chips are removed and they 'owe' you the cash, and you have no way of cancelling it. However, they wouldn't do this as they would lose profit.
I myself, if I decide to gamble, prefer to gamble in-game using staking which is the most fair way of gambling with 100% 50/50 odds.
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