Players' Lounge

If your a good player I recommend you don't be a show off, but build yourself slowly to high bets to gain more. I mainly play fortnite aka(Shadowshotboy) and place bets on all different game mode. I had to build up to get high bets and I realise I can’t place any high bets due how good I play. Getting to the main point here two options that can happen you. 1. You could get high kills game and realized that next time you bet they raise it too that kill ratio so keep it low do not fall for the bet at the beginning that how they base your skills Also I repeats DO NOT CHOOSE ANY BET ON BOUTIES IT A RIP OFF. 2.THE MORE YOU WIN THE LESS YOU CAN MAKE. Lose more in the beginning so you can get to high stake and bets. Because if you doing too good and other bet on you they lose big money and company don't like losing. Finally message I want to say is it not a scam is just common sense. I enjoy the challenge and support team are awesome people. I use this app for 1 year and it been more legit than any other bet game out there.

With that being said, they are a business. I can loose 300$ real fast, but if I win three bets in a row they adjust my payout to where I bet 25 to win 32 minus a 3$ fee. So if you have a 100% win record on every game it’s lucrative. But losing a single game can off set winnings from 5/6 matches at times. But they’ll keep driving the pay out up when your down. But like I said win 3 bets in a row and it cost 25$ to make 3$. Customer service is fast usually. I’d say there 60% helpful. They get you on a lot of technicals. And there’s not way to dispute something wrong after the first support person helps you. They are judge jury and executioner with no escalation to an upper tier. You lagged out? Kiss money bye bye. Person quit before you covered the spread? Kiss money bye bye. Payouts somewhat easy. I bit pricey (9$) to get it in two business days. Only cashes out to pay pal. Overall I like it, it gives gaming a bit of an edge that might otherwise be lost sometimes. There are things that need fixed. Be careful playing your first few matches if you have one good game you can never win anything. For example. I bet on Fortnite, hadn’t played it in a year so it was a bot lobby the first few games I got 10/15 kills. No I need 10/15 kills to make a single dollar on Fortnite and I’m a 3 kill kind of guy if I’m lucky. So the Fortnite bets are pretty much useless to me.

I discovered this app in early 2023 and I have indeed profited from it. However, recently, individuals I've referred to the app have encountered limitations, such as being unable to bet more than $10 and being reset to $1 after trying the app. We adhere to all rules, placing bets at the start of games, etc. I don't engage in other games on the app, so it's concerning that being skilled or even decent is penalized. I believe users are being wrongfully flagged. Despite reaching out on Instagram, Players Lounge, and Discord over the past five months, we've received the same response: that the issue is being addressed, but there's been no improvement. I'm not seeking an increase in money; rather, I suggest reverting to how the app functioned for Apex seven to nine months ago. While bounties are intriguing, they pose a high risk with no reward. Instead, they could be a purchasable item, limited to three every one to three months. For instance, earning $5 for achieving 20 kills in Apex is unfair when you've wagered $25 and receive nothing in return. The app's trajectory has been disappointing since the initial consumer feedback survey. Though Apex was one of the first games on the app and is still promoted on Instagram, it seems neglected compared to Call of Duty. Both games boast large player bases, yet only one receives attention. Implementing a better system or imposing limits on betting frequency or account creation could balance profitability for both users and the app. Additionally, monitoring the number of games played could deter users from creating multiple accounts. Any insight into why changes haven't been made would be appreciated, as I regularly recommend the app despite its current state of unplayability.