Looking at another site? Check it against the seven-day list first
Once your first week is over, many people start seeing ads for other platforms, or a friend says "the offers are better over there". This page is not a comparison or ranking of sites, and it recommends none. Instead, it teaches you how to check any other site — even TK999 itself — using the same steps from the seven-day plan you used to get to know TK999. This is an unofficial information site, not any brand's official page.
How can I tell first thing whether a new site's address is real?
The day-one rule applies here. Don't discover a site through ads, comments or inbox links. Search the name yourself and read the address letter by letter. If you find several addresses with near-identical spellings of the same name, be careful. If the page opens with a countdown, "ends today" or a promise of winning, the check is over — no need to go further. How to build the habit of reading addresses is explained in the fake site lesson.
What should make me stop when opening an account or logging in?
- The registration form isn't on the site's own page but in a chat or an outside link.
- A wallet PIN or unnecessary personal details are requested before the account is even open.
- You're told to send the OTP to some "support" instead of typing it into the box yourself.
- After login, you can't find your profile, transaction history or live chat.
Keep the list of what you saw on days two and three at TK999 to hand — the register and login lessons. That's your yardstick for comparison.
Which questions should I ask about deposits and bonus terms?
The lessons from days four and five matter most here. On any site, ask yourself:
- Are deposits made through the site's own cashier, or do you have to send money to someone's personal number? If it's the latter, stop there.
- Does the cashier have a transaction history and a place to enter the TrxID?
- Are the offer terms clearly written, or is there just a banner with a big number?
- Having read the terms, can you understand for yourself what must be met before a withdrawal?
Don't decide based on an offer's amount; understand its terms. Techniques for reading terms are in the bonus lesson, and what a cashier should look like is in the payments lesson.
How do I use the app and a withdrawal as the final test?
The day-six rule: an app only from the site's own button. If someone sends you a file separately or tells you to download from an unknown link, rule it out. The day-seven rule: first withdraw a small amount to see how the whole route works, whether verification happens inside the site, and whether anyone asks for a separate fee to "release" money. To see what proper verification looks like, check the account verification lesson.
One more thing to remember: an account, balance or bonus on one platform does not move to another. If someone says "I'll transfer your old balance here", that's a scam offer.
The whole checklist at a glance
- Address: found yourself, spelling checked, bookmarked.
- Account: form inside the site, code in its own box, never a PIN.
- Inside the lobby: profile, transaction history and live chat can be found.
- Deposit: cashier only, no personal numbers, a way to record the TrxID.
- Terms: clearly written, and you've understood them yourself.
- App: only from the site's button.
- Withdrawal: tested with a small amount, verification inside the site, no "release fee".
If even one item gets a "no", don't keep money on that site. And wherever you play, set your limits first — responsible play.
Questions about checking other sites
Will this guide tell me which site is good?
No. We don't rank or recommend sites. We only teach how to check them, so you can make the decision yourself based on what you see.
The site my friend mentions shows a big offer. What should I look at?
Look at the terms, not the amount. If what must be met before a withdrawal isn't clearly written, or you don't understand it, don't go ahead.
Can I bring my old site's balance to TK999?
No. Every platform's account is separate. Avoid anyone offering to move a balance for you.
Is it fine to keep accounts on several sites at once?
More accounts mean more passwords, offers and spending to track. For newcomers, staying with one and keeping to your limits is simpler. Wherever you are, use a different password for each.
This page has no promo codes or bonus amounts, and it is not any competitor's official page. 18+ only.