Topic: Does anyone find the spate of online casinos a bit uninspired? - page 14. (Read 3604 times)

didn't follow it. I usually play at casinos that have a large community or websites that have been around for a long time. now I usually play at stake com it's really a fair game. in terms of fundamentals they have been around for a long time and also have many communities. Even though no gambler always wins, some casino gambling websites deserve to be trusted. To get rid of boredom, I usually stop gambling for a while and try something new.

Now I understand your point when you said a casino should disclose its operational turnover. I've seen some casinos that share all their winnings on a dashboard. Many complaints have been laid by gamblers across all platforms like this forum and review site of not getting paid after winning a huge amount of money. The casino seeks numerous documents or even accuses the gambler of breaking their terms of service. The question remains, why would a casino lock an account after the owner wins a jackpot close to the amount you mentioned? All the while they've been using the casino, the account wasn't locked for breaking rules, until the player won big. It's indeed a questionable occurrence, but you need to understand that some brand-new casinos won't be able to keep up with paying such big amounts to a winner, or else the casino will crumble. It's not simple to release close to a million dollars to a gambler who won using a few thousand dollars. Even when they do, the casino would want to milk from the publicity by hosting a TV show or online interview with the winner holding a large cheque.

The casino would use that means of advertisement to regain the money. That's why new casinos are not recommended for gamblers. Casinos that have proven the test of time can have the ability to pay out that amount of money because they've accumulated enough customers to be able to generate millions in one day. However, you wouldn't expect a casino to come out plain and inform gamblers that they've got no money to pay them. It sounds embarrassing and the casino would also run out of business. Hence, I don't see it as a good idea for a casino, to grow. In a nutshell, the casino should delay the payment for few more days, than bring up a series of blames on the gambler that will lead to not getting paid.

You are right, I have seen that there is a decline in casinos that are occurring because the reason can be very particular , perhaps it is because the decisions regarding Creating new casinos entail a lot of work, and since it is difficult, I think many prefer to do so. investments in the most reliable casinos on the forum and thus save work, in addition the creation of casinos involves a lot of effort, dedication and above all for some it can bring many Complications , in particular I think that many things can happen, for example the problem of capital, Good capital is difficult to acquire, and when you are in such a competitive environment things tend to be very hard to be able to keep up with everything , in retrospect things can happen where companies only want to do certain things, for example set up the caisno, do all the security process and that the casino begins to be able to maintain itself , paying attention or even to the fact that there are many players who are whale style who enter betting very hard and that those bets can make the difference and if the caisno is not very well Prepared , because it can bankrupt you.

Everything is there and it consists of not letting yourself be decaptized , I think that is the reason why now many do not want to launch their casinos , because there are players who are very nice and can do these types of acts making things more difficult for them , because a well-established channel with everything, its well-structured KYC systems , that can also be very decisive in whether people are reluctant, you can't do things like that all the time, you have to consider more things to be at the level, I think that when A person has a lot to show in one place, they have to keep in mind that if there is not enough to be launched it is better not to do it , because there are many cases in which the cainos like this end up being scam due to the fact that they cannot bear all the expense that comes to them , since they do not have capacity.

I think for an industry with so much $ we could expect a little bit more originality.

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I've run simulations for casinos before and the biggest factor in making the game a success is getting players, it de-risks the project. It's trivial to copy/paste some games and as long as you push enough volume and players through it makes some money. So the focus is on marketing to get volume.

Gambling sites are coming up like mushrooms as most of the gambling experience can now be served with APIs. It's getting similar to how traditional gambling sites were being implemented. They serve sports betting through a larger bookie and slots through embedding a third party service. There's very few native coding involved and such site just focus on the GUI and promotions.
Though there are some dedicated ones and with such wild competition, it would take people to filter out the good ones and bad ones. As gambling is sustained by recurring players and not the one that hits and bounce.

A lot of them seem to be hastily assembled clone sites with very little effort put in and gimmicky marketing. Do you guys have any thoughts on this... plague?

A lot of them seem to be hastily assembled clone sites with very little effort put in and gimmicky marketing. Do you guys have any thoughts on this... plague?

Only the internal workers would know about the money generated by a casino. Don't think that we gamblers need to be worried about that, as it's mainly not our concern. We are supposed to focus on the services the casino provides. If they don't give out quality services the gamblers can demand to know what's happening behind the scenes. But, for the financing, it's risky, because the hackers already are informed of the amount of money these casinos own, but reminding them could be dangerous to the casino. When hackers start seeing such a huge amount, it'll drag their interest to the casino. As it stands, hackers are trying on different casinos and the vulnerable ones could be hacked successfully. It would be disappointing to notice that after spending so much money to hack a casino site they won't be able to generate enough money to cover for the tools used in hacking. However, I know less about hacking, but sure that some of the requirements to hack a site demand money.

Hence, not all hackers would have the finance to execute a planned hack on a casino they're not aware of the amount of money they could steal from them. Just like in banks, thieves don't visit unless they're aware of the money available. Every casino has its hackers that help to protect them against attack, so the time frame to steal money from a casino may be less before their hackers can gain back power over the website. So, whatever means of stealing money on the internet is not easy and may not be worth the stress if enough information is not available. You can't assume that a particular department has money and move ahead to hack them. That's why they use social engineering to target staff who may be victims of information derivation.

actually Duelbits starts with Dueling but now has a large offered games even sportsbook so he might check as well.

Indeed, also in a rush to attempt to lure people to fall in their scam scheme. But seriously speaking, even with an obvious look being a clone or the site is a clear bullcrap on the first look, why there are still others falling on the trap? It's not about being a newbie but rather there are really people who can easily fall on a tricky promotions that is too good for real. The cycle of scam in gambling world won't end as there will be always prey that can easily attract to the predators's trap, newbie or experience ones.

Most fake sites even upgraded today their tactics as they will put effort in site layout and will pay first during the early days of their operation.