Topic: Do you take time to read the terms and conditions of casinos before registering? - page 20. (Read 3278 times)

As you say it's boring but you can click that little life hack "Ctrl+f" and find the word you're trying to search. There's only a little you'll get some trouble on a casino, it's either your region is limited or you have to pass that KYC because you're deemed suspicious. Just search for these and you'll life will be easier on this T&C.

Well, I admit to myself that I never read all of the Terms and Conditions of the casino. I could blame myself if ever I violated their rules rather than complaining but it doesn't mean that I was new to how things work out. In fact, without reading we can also ask directly for their support about KYC requirements. Now, it was hard to find gambling sites that never asked for KYC because the majority have been doing this (probably because the government requires them to collect basic information about the registrant). Therefore, I would say that you better prepare to do that as the casino may not ask upon registration but later on, they will implement it.

Nowadays , i am not visiting the terms because aside from being lengthy most of them
are almost identical that gives me no time to spend my time , but what I only do is not to play in
new casinos that has no reviews from bitcointalk members , meaning all the casino i  played and
planning to play are only those casino's that has representative in bitcointalk.org  and also have
been visited and tried by other senior members here so I need not to give time in terms of service
but only to rely in the experiences and reviews of fellow members here, I save time and I save effort .

I don't give time to read those, why? because terms and conditions can be changed anytime they want so even when you read those and understand, if they make changes to terms and conditions, you need to follow those things even if you like it or not.

How this condition about mandatory identity verification began to irritate me. Now almost everywhere they want to implement this method. Why do they need all this? Why do you need to disclose personal data if a person is gambling? This is something unimaginable and disgusting, in my opinion. This is a violation of human rights and freedoms, and also puts people in some danger. Their data can be used by third parties at their discretion.

How many times have they already warned that on the Internet you should be very careful in this matter and once again not give out personal information to just anyone? It's a pity that people are so stupid and blind. They continue to do this. It feels like the fear of any sad consequences has left them.

So that is the need and it is the obligation of all gamblers to want to read and understand all the contents in the tos because it can make them aware of what they should do and what they should avoid.
This is not just about the interests of the casino but also the interests of all gamblers so that in the future they do not experience or encounter difficult problems.
Isn't it ridiculous to see gamblers blaming the casino when they make mistake and get into trouble, even though at the beginning of registering they didn't want to read the text about all the rules that have been set.
We as gamblers must be able to avoid all forms of action that can cause problems and we must take care of ourselves so that we can always be safe and comfortable on gambling sites.

Yes, there are three contents of high five that every gambler really needs to understand and I will add another one which is no less important.
1. KYC rules
2. Restricted countries
3. Account limitations
In these three high five contents, KYC and also the country that is restricted is problem that occurs quite often and even causes debate among fellow gamblers and the support team.
What I will add is the withdrawal requirements, this point is very important to understand early because there are many cases where customers cannot withdraw certain amount because they are waiting to fulfill the bet amount first.
Although there are also withdrawal requirements with KYC but the requirements with the betting amount will really be very tedious and I think many gamblers will find it objectionable.

You're right. It is very necessary to know the restriction, limitation, or the rules on the casino sites. So, we won't experience them during playing the games on the casino sites. If we don't read them, it is very possible to break/violate them. And we may have a serious problem in the future. How if we can't withdraw our prizes? It should be very annoying, right?

Yes. There were many cases that gamblers experienced problems because they didn't read TOS in the casinos. It should be a big lesson for everyone who wants to gamble in casino sites. Why don't we spend time to read the TOS? I think it won't spend many hours to read all the information in TOS. Just lazy people who don't want to read it.

Just need to snip out those important key notes or informations which you would really be needing to read up and not
on the whole agreement.

1. KYC rules
2. Restricted countries
3. Account limitations

These are the most common information that would really be changed up and this is why its not really that shocking
that people do miss out because they do believe that each casino do have the same terms and conditions which is
really very wrong assumption.

The need to read thenT&C of casino is very high demanding and as such it is important to take a clear look at them before you even try to create an account on those casinos most time, the majority of those that run into one problem or the other does so at there own disobedience on none compliance with the rules that are set by the casinos as regards to in included in the terms of there services.

Laziness have made many of us to lose money before and for that, we have to learn from those mistakes and avoid making such against in the future.

A summary is what you apparently wouldn’t get and you know why? They don’t want you coming here to give excuses on how it wasn’t stated clearly. That’s why, they’ve got a whole lot on it carefully crafted and updated from time to time.

For what is worth, the gambling sites have done their most in dividing the terms of service into segments. I think that has been some of the best ideas on how to follow up the bulk of terms in their service offerings.
They’ve got options for;

Withdrawals,
Deposit,
Restrictions,
How to use, etc.

It goes on. What you have yo do is yo search for those key places where you feel you can easily be affected and go over it. Read through and you would get an idea on if it is a site to keep up with or not. I do that often.

I would agree with you. If you say that some of the terms and conditions or terms of services of many casinos are written to irritate the gamblers and discourage them from reading from beginning to the end. I do not actually know why these terms of services are very lengthy. I am also a victim, I do not have that patients to read from page 1 to the end. I only look at some areas where it will affect me such as withdrawal and deposit and another area is about kyc.

I am of the opinion that every gambling site terms of services should be summarised and put on the first page and yet encourage everyone to read to the end. If this happens I will simply read only the summary and proceed.

Myself I do take my time to read all the necessary things concerning a casino gambling instructions before I can as well do anything in accordance with any platform, because when you don't take your time to read the gambling site instructions won't be able to understand the measure of the platform, so therefore for we to understand the platform very we what we needed is to take our time to go through the terms and conditions of the platform,  so many people have challenges of platform due to what they have in mind is not to engage in a kyc verification whereas the terms and conditions of the platform demands kyc, so after everything they began to have issues with the site

I admit, no in most cases. But with lots of cases and issues where the site is issuing an account locked and banned because of violating the Terms and Conditions, I always read some parts of it. Not the whole terms but those priorities based on my view.

Here are some of the priority things that I'm looking at as Terms and Services:

- restricted countries (some gambling sites can still accessed freely and normally in restricted countries)
- use of VPN or any other proxy-network program
- KYC

Even as I know how it's important to read the terms and conditions before registration in any platform be it casino or any other type of platform, I won't lie that am a victim not actually doing the readings of the terms and conditions. Well the main reason for this first would be the fact that the whole terms and conditions something are written to actually irritate the gambler and by this I mean the font and size at which some of these terms are written. While another would be the fact that most people are just too lazy to do it.

Before now,  I have not read the terms and conditions of some sites or services also,  even when I buy new electronics I never care to read the manual,  but the result of this on me has been negative because many of those times are either those electronics never work well of even get spoiled along the way,  so for sure it becomes very important to read and understand all the terms of usage to have the best performance.

The same goes with gambling,  it is very important to read all the terms and conditions of the casino before you register on them so that anytime you come across any issues along the way you can easily handle them to the extent of your knowledge of the casino,  so this make terms and conditions very important no matter how boring it could be reading the big documents.

It's not my habit to read the terms and conditions but if it's a crypto-casino, I always look for their KYC terms. Before, when KYC was not a big deal, I rarely checked the terms of KYC on a crypto-casino but since regulators strictly mandate crypto-casinos, we should be aware of that. Good thing that there are still lots of crypto-casinos that taking KYC as not a mandatory requirement to play on the site.

I appreciate those crypto-casinos that have noticed upon registration about the mandatory KYC.

  That's important because, as a gambler, you know the restrictions that an online casino has. Just in case you have a problem, you know if you have done something wrong or violated a gambling platform.

  That's why it becomes a problem for other gamblers that when they have a problem, they will complain in the end, and only then will they realize that the mistake or shortcoming is theirs because they did not read the TOS of the casino.

When it comes on being lazy then im guilty with this on which it is true that you wont really be that interested on reading up a long pile of text and trying out to understand those terms and conditions on which i couldn't blame those gamblers who would really be skipping out on reading this and would be hurriedly checking or ticking out that check box and went straight away on playing. It is really just that there are people who
are really that mindful about these details and would be able to do such thing on which i could say that it is really that unsual. We do know that when it comes to those terms then they dont really differ into each other
on which there would really be those common terms but having slight differences in terms of jurisdiction depending on the license provider.

For me then i do assume that most of them would really be just that almost the same and this is why i would be skipping out on making those reads and so far i havent experience
any lock ups or problems due to breach of those terms. The real thing on here is that whenever the site access is blocked then dont tend to make use of VPN
but if its available then assume that it would be just fine.

It is true that the terms and conditions of the casino are important to read because they are all written there. For players who are not beginners for a long time, it is important to take the time to read all the terms and conditions when you have free time.
And you are right if you gamble on a local site, you don't need KYC because account registration is done by entering the full name that matches the name listed on the bank account, email, telephone number which has confirmed them.
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I'd be a hypocrite if I say I read the terms of agreement and conditions as thorough as you could. At the end of the day we have the attention spans of a goldfish and of course, we wouldn't have time for all of that shit especially when all you're in for is a quick entertaining game and possibly a good time as well. Which is why I so advocate for more interactive and evoking introduction of rules and regulations when you're introducing your product. If it's in your heart to really let your customers know what they're getting themselves, it will only make sense for you to make it more interactive and informative. But I also understand at the same time the limitations by which you could make things more interesting for the people, not to mention the probable millions of dollars it's gonna cost the casino to make such an overhaul. So at the very least, to make sure that I don't get fucked with when I gamble with a new casino (which I rarely do nowadays as I pick favorites too quickly), I skim each section of the terms and conditions so I don't miss out on the important stuff while still making sure that I don't waste as much time as possible. It's only fair that way if you'll ask me and I guess everyone should try the same thing too so we don't get instances here of people getting banned for seemingly the most random stuff only for them to find out that it was included in the terms and agreement of the casino they're playing in years ago.