Topic: Does anyone find the spate of online casinos a bit uninspired? - page 15. (Read 3604 times)

Ok, let's consider the following hypothetical situation.
We have:
a) Mid-rank online casino (financial statements are “hidden”);
b) 3-5 wins in a very short period of time in the amount of $500K-1.5M each.
Our casino simply does not have such funds in operational circulation and it starts dancing with KYC/AML for the winners. I, as a winner, really want to get my winnings and try to fulfill the requirements presented to me by the casino as much as possible. However, each time the requirements change a little and are supplemented. As a result, we have that the winner cannot receive his winnings in an adequate time frame (or at all) because the casino does not have the funds to pay off all or at least one winner. But if the winners had information in advance about the lack of funds from the casino, then they would have taken (if they had taken at all) other steps to obtain a legitimate winning, and would not have tried to fulfill the humiliating demands of the casino every time. This is the reason why I believe that casinos should disclose their operational turnover.

Right. With online casinos, it's a real hustle among owners, each trying to grab a slice of the massive market and player attention. They throw in all sorts of bonuses and events to stand out. No surprise, the gambling business is raking in millions and new sites keep popping up like mushrooms almost every month. But we still have to play it smart and stick to the trustworthy sites with a good rep and track record and dodge those fraudsters. Safety first for a chill and secure gaming vibe.

Nothing to say about these, because wise people and gambler knows that where should he have to gamble. If I say about this gambling website then I will say that most of them are only for scamming some money from us. So my thought in those gambling casinos is just avoid because there were lots of  reputable casinos are available so we don't need any take any shit from them.

This so-called plague won't ever end my guy because gamblers will always gamble no matter the quality of the website that they're playing in, as long as it's passable to the players and it's making you money, I don't think that we will ever see a stop in this problem. Makes me remember of the saying, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it.' I mean that's how I see this stuff that you're so worried about but others have a different opinion or even share your sentiment which is valid because some people crave something new and we should be constant when it comes to changes.

There is no other way to avoid this and other scams than to become more attentive and skeptical of the offers we read online, social media is full of ads and bots promoting services that are obvious scams, however if someone took the time and the money to deceive others with those ads and posts then we can safely conclude they are getting an economic benefit out of it.

So while it is undeniable that the ones at fault are the scammers and their criminal acts, people must increase their awareness too so they can avoid becoming their victims.

And what is the way out of this situation? Be more attentive to people? It seems to me, but this also will not help, since the methods of deception are becoming more and more sophisticated. Yes you are right. Not every person will be able to distinguish a normal site from a fake one. In addition, such great bonuses are included that it is simply impossible to resist.

Not all players will go to this forum in order to check information and choose a good casino. This is the problem. Not only beginners, but also quite experienced ones will continue to fall into the trap. These are the current realities in this area.

In fact, almost all gambling sites have almost the same features and of course this cannot be said to be an imitation gambling site.
It just that the site was created in hurry and is not really reliable because I'm sure there are still series of errors or features that have not been resolved.
Building gambling site also requires series of trials, in fact the trials are carried out not just in one trial but through several stages with the aim of optimizing each feature as best as possible.
If this is not done then in the future there will definitely be many problems that will occur to all customers so this will make customers perhaps disappointed and not want to come back again.
Even though the marketing is done well, if the gambling site does not run smoothly, everything will be in vain and no gamblers will want to use it.

I don't know what it like to play on site like that because to be honest, I always play on gambling sites that have proven reputation and trustworthiness, so not sites that are just created haphazardly.
We gamble using money and this money is earned with difficulty, such as working or doing business, so using sites that have not been proven to be successful can really make us feel disappointed.

it is not only the types of  game that we are talking here instead it is about the copycat of the site design and even the TOS , those uninspired casinos are just creating or buying a Site domain and then copying other casino to use as their own , maybe they are putting small editing just to make them not plagiarizing but the totality is almost Identical m this is what most of us are concern here, not sure if you truly read the whole thread but it seems not for me lol.

There might be some similarities on some point but they would really be doing their very best on trying out to change up somehow because we know that if the community would really be that
seeing those similarities then it would really be giving out that bad impressions which we know that it is really that bad for the business. This is why it would really be always that important
that they shouldnt really be completely tending to copy if ever they are really that planning to have that similar designed or theme of their new site because the community do really hate
copy-cats and possible they would be experiencing some suing if things turns out to be that too obvious or looks like a clone.

Hey it really matters because you don't know what may comes after them or you don't if they have intention to scammed people and made away with their hands earned money in my way of view we should stop interacting with such gambling or casino site. I think uniqueness and originality is something that sells itself than copy cast this sets of casinos might ends up being folded after they might have achieved their required targets.

True. A lot of online casinos nowadays don't even have any polished UI that would've been great to keep customers at least interested and engaged with their product. Oftentimes I find casinos with half-baked features and buttons that don't even show indication that you clicked them or whatever, which is too bad cause it goes to show where their interests are in the grand scheme of things. Instead of actually investing a few thousand dollars in at least polishing some key features and mechanics they end up cutting corners and publishing a product that delivers straight what is on the tin without going the extra mile. And it doesn't help that there are a lot of scam casinos with the same formula of copy pasting the source code from these types of wonky casinos so when a reputable one comes around you don't even know or can't tell from the get-go if they really are trustworthy or not. There should be a level of standard present in modern casinos now cause if this keeps up I don't know if people will bother exploring other casinos besides those that are already established.

There is no longer anything new that can be introduced by online casinos, everything is the same but gambling site owners compete to attract lots of interest from gambling players, with various types of bonuses - events and the reputation they have, well we know that gambling is a multi-million dollar business. dollars, the market share is very large, the circulation of money in gambling is also extraordinarily large so it is not surprising that almost every month there are always new gambling sites appearing.
However, you must be able to restrain yourself from playing on random gambling sites, because there are many fraudsters and frauds that occur in online casinos, always choose to play and make deposits on gambling sites that have a good reputation and also good liquidity.

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.

Well at first  it is hard to spot which online casino is a scam, but then time will tell us when people start complaining about their funds being deducted or worse it is disappearing from their accounts with no unreasonably. Decentralization makes it hard so we need to take care, research online, read reviews, and test actually the site.

Casino business is booming because these days people won't waste their time pulling up in a casino, drink some beer, talk casually, it really takes so much energy to go to physical casino rather than sit in a chair open your pc and gamble. I can't blame others for falling in casino scams, it is what it is lesson learned and you just have to move on and find more reliable and legit online casino. Casino business competition has risen significantly over the past few years, more and more casino scams will appear, you just have to stick what works fine with you. Don't get too attracted with deposit bonuses lol.

There are lots of competition in the gambling industry and we know to know about that. There are so many new casinos that had copy the interface and game pattern of so many great casinos and imbedded there own. We need to be careful how often we jump from one casino to another because this would only make us become prone to attacks from bad or scam casinos or phishing sites. We need to be very careful and make sure that we bet and invest our on casinos that has strong features not like the copied features and games we can find in many of these new casinos that has no experience team.

Come to think of it, what does anyone have to offer that has not been done by someone before, people are just working on already created fantasy or legacy to say, there's nothing new, just as if someone like you also will be interested in creating your own new gambling casino, what other thing do you have to include that has never been implemented by other than having a change in name, theme, and other settings to your own site, but every other things about the games and other functions are just what others have built on that you will still have to follow same pattern.

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.

Good point. I didn't think of that. I remember playing PvP games on Duelbits related to skins etc where I lost decent amounts, but I had a lot of fun though I think they take some commission from those games.

Rollbit's duel arena game recently launched and is pretty popular with many players betting random stakes which is why it's a better recommendation.

The fact is that,  there is no way we can avoid scam casino projects and this is due to the decentralized nature of the market,  many times we are meant to believe that any casino project that just launched will serve their client well but at some point,  it becomes a tussle to get that happen in most especially in an era where the casino business become so lucrative and many fake teams find it attractive to get involved in it without taking the time to properly reflect on the needed necessities before diving into the business.

Yes, the latest high-profile hack is the Ledger library hack due to a compromised former employee of the company.
I couldn't agree more. We are all accustomed to the fact that casinos = money, big money. I don’t even mention the amount of the casino’s turnover and deposit, we know that they have money. Therefore, hackers without any information about deals, partnerships and investments should strive to hack casinos. But for the final gambler, information about the casino’s operating turnover can be important.