Topic: Best Practices for Staying Safe When Gambling - page 23. (Read 3586 times)

Others wanted an instant Max VIP and don't want to undergo the process of ranking up so this is one of the major reason why other people prefer to buy account.  I am also do not favor buying casino accounts since it can give the buyer a possible headache and even result in lost of money if it happen that the other party they come into deal with wanted to scam people.

I think the 2FA is really very important to us gamblers, specially with the recent spike of hackings and attempted hackings.
As for the ToS, it's not used to be a best practice, but it seems that when online casinos grow big, there are like fly by night casinos, so we really don't know, maybe there's some hidden terms specially the withdrawal.
I do agree, I think if we become old and mature, most of the time, you will just play to have and some fun with your friends and other family members specially if you go in a landbased casinos. Online casino experienced though are very difference, nevertheless, both have best practices that at least we know by heart.

That brings us back to the limitation with centralized casinos,  taking us away from the decentralized freedom that cryptocurrency bring,  for instance, if I have a verified KYC casino account and bought Bitcoin through p2p and make deposits of that amount into my casino account,  how then do the casino expect me to provide proof of earning for such deposited Bitcoin.

Most of the casinos that implement such rules are casino that has deliberate intentions to withhold the gambler from winning,  although there is a specific level of verification for the amount above $5k and even in our local accounts we have such limits set by the bank.

Good on you for making some great points on gambling safety as well as adding on sources of detailed Bitcointalk posts on the practices. However I think there are more to be added.

A good point to add is to only gamble on Bitcointalk approved casinos. This will greatly lessen your chances of getting scammed by some fake or unprofessional casino. Also, KYC platforms will at some point ask for KYC so I think it is safer to do KYC before depositing any funds. So if something goes wrong, you are not stuck in a month long battle just to get your money back. You should keep updating this topic every now and again to keep everyone informed and safe.

Keep up the good work, OP!

Once a certain site/platform/company do able to reach out on a certain state on which its reputation and popularity had increased then it would really be just that normal that legitimacy or credibility has been proven

out on which means that this would really be the main indication that this site is really that considered safe for you to play gambling but in the other hand on which non talking about those site legitimacy warnings but rather speaking with those possible addiction problems then this is an another problem which needs to be resolved out because on the time that you would really be that hooking up yourself on being that
addicted then this is where problems do really start specially with finances on which you are really that making yourself that prone to total devastation.

Staying safe whether from addiction or getting scammed is really that just that too easy if you do just make yourself that responsible at the same time on having that good control
plus having that common sense within you. You could really be able to assess on whats good or whats bad when it regards to the situation because people do usually
missed out things when they are really that trying to tolerate something just because or in according into their preference or on what they do have in mind.

i like everything you provide here ^{(especially enabling 2FA, only playing at casinos with a good reputation, reading the TOS, setting a loss limit, and only gambling with money you can afford to lose)} i never miss anything before i gamble and make some deposit on the gambling site i choose, my principle is to play safe and everything will remain safe.  Gambling should be a fun activity and adrenaline rush, but it is often taken for granted, causing us to lose when we gamble> even worse, we are devastated.

It is mandatory to maintain the security of online accounts from any potential damage, including binding them with 2FA. I don't know for sure if all popular, reputable casinos have such an account security feature, but 2FA shouldn't be the only way to secure your online accounts.

Everyone who has an online account must be aware that they should not carelessly surf on sites with lots of advertisements. Of course, this has a high risk of viruses entering the device if you accidentally click on an ad that has a virus embedded in it. Apart from that, they should also avoid using unofficial APKs, and they should even set messaging platforms like Telegram and Whatapp to not automatically download any files sent to them.

I haven't heard any casino that are doing face scan before withdrawing. I think it's a bit over acting to have that kind of security for a casino account. For years of my gambling experience, I haven't experienced getting hacked or what not. I use strong password and a 2-factor authentication for all of my accounts and I'm confident of not getting hacked with it. Personally, if a casino offer that kind of face scan, I probably won't use it given that it's a hassle and kinda over acting for security on a gambling site. I probably just withdraw my funds every time I play on a casino.

Both of them, and then safe from our gambling accounts to get hacked. We are not dumb enough to just share our login credentials to anyone even to the people that we know the most because we don't know what they are planning. Still, this isn't enough to safe guard our accounts. There are so many ways for a hacker to get access to our accounts and the tip gave by the OP can prevent most of it them.

Another thing is like you said, play only on a very trusted casino because they have the best security and the chance for them to get hacked is slim but it's possible. Well, I guess we can only lose our data's, account's, and monie's if we are very unlucky.

It is possible, like for example we already changed our password to the ones that are much harder to guess. Then we proceed on enabling our 2FA's. In some casinos that I use, we are also required to scan our face before we complete the payment. There might be more than this which is definitely possible to add on our existing security measures, if we want to have a better security for our gambling accounts.

For those who are not used to it, or didn't do it on purpose because they are lazy, they will think it's more of a disadvantage than an advantage. Despite of doing all of those, it's surprising that we aren't still completely safe. But at least, we are making the lives of the hackers hard.

I mean, there's no reason to buy someone else account when you can create your own account for free. I don't think when someone want to gamble, the first thing come into their mind is buying someone account. They will made research, choose the casino and try to create an account on there.

So advising to not buy someone account is really not make sense.

Op you tried for compiling them to us, though they are not new for most of us but at least you are remembering us again. 2FA is very much necessary for the online accounts security. And buying gambling account to gamble is like putting yourself in hot fire and that is should be a suicide mission. The best way is to use your personal account to gamble and it must be in a reputable casinos so that you will not have High Blood Pressure because they are some casinos that are there to scam. Have discipline in your game betting, and don't play in all casinos you see in the internet. Securing your account should be the number one thing to do and anything one can do to secure his or her account, they should do it.

Reputation is important factor upon selecting a casino since they will surely meet the expectations in terms of fairness and good service since they value the feedback of their users.

Stay away on those potential scams and not to get attracted to false bonuses offered for sure with this we can avoid those scam casino.

Always have discipline because without that we can be crazy and decide to play without thinking the risk of what we are doing. So think first and always have right plan to have safety net while dealing the risk on casinos.

I always consider this three to avoid getting involve on more riskier situation and somehow be safe from certain condition.

Yes the 2FA security is against hackers and outsiders who want to take advantage of the account like you have said. The owner of casino doesn't have any business with the 2FA that the player enabled which is for personal security. The casino can only have issues with an account owner if they notice they want to manipulate or do something funny to cheat on the house. And like you said that is when they refuse or delay withdrawal perhaps doing a proper check on their KYC and ask for update of their KYC.

The things you have shared must be known by a gambler before gambling. Almost all the information on how to keep his gambling account secure is provided here. Every gambler should pay close attention to security issues. People who try to buy gambling accounts are probably at the greatest risk of losing their money. A gambler should refrain from purchasing this gambling account as there is a possibility of getting into various kinds of problems on the purchased gambling account. Gamblers must conduct gambling from a trusted site. Every gambler must keep his login credential secret.

I think that's a must. The first factor to consider in choosing a casino is its reputation, and then the license should be checked. However, there are also casinos that have licenses to operate but don't have a good reputation. So, if we were to choose, I think reputation should be valued above anything else. Besides, they wouldn't become a reputable casino if not many gamblers trusted them. The longer they exist, the more reputable they will become. There are a lot of factors to consider, and gamblers may have different preferences, but never sacrifice reputation.

Well said mate! I only play in highly reputable online casino gambling sites. We know that there are many gambling sites out there in the market, but we only choose that are being trusted by a lot of gamblers for a very long time.

I don’t have problem doing KYC and making my account secured to add extra layers to security as long the online casino gambling site has a great reputation in the space.

I believe that if you only enable 2FA for gambling, there is a good possibility that a hacker won't be able to easily access your account. This is where your gambling account is already well protected; provided that the casino platform owner did not initiate the hold or freeze of your account.

However, I haven't heard of any casino on the platform doing anything similar to its players up to this point. Instances of gamblers abusing the game provider to increase their chances of winning big money lead to the withdrawal problems that are frequently reported.

Yeah 2FA is one of the best security measures so I always like a platform that enable it because seeing 2FA in a platform always gives me an edge that the platform values the security of there users, the first thing that should be considered on every gambling site is there security system because nobody would like his account to be accessed by unauthorized user so that's why is advisable to stick on the gambling platform which you truly no there security is strong, although for me in most times I tend to evaluate a gambling platform security by there use of kyc as it makes me a bit confident that the platform that enables it has a good security system and always have 2FA to enhance there security measures.

2FA does secure your accounts for sure in the short-term and long-term, but I have no idea why some people think that KYC will secure your accounts because it doesn't and it actually could screw you if hackers gain access to it.

KYC only helps gambling sites comply with government regulations and doesn't help gamblers in any way whatsoever.