Topic: Does even freezing a customer's account curb irresponsible gambling? (Read 1914 times)

Someone who is addicted to gambling will experience many bad impacts which can affect other people around them, with them being addicted of course they have to undergo better changes such as getting out of there to see many other things outside if gambling is not something that can make them get a steady income or even make them get rich in just a short time, although this may happen but the chances of it happening are very small.
And for someone who is already addicted, it will not be easy for them to stop even if the account they have is frozen or blocked but they will not run out of ways to return to gambling, they will definitely return to gambling with one way is to create a new account or indeed look for a new casino. Awareness is the key to being able to minimize addiction that has occurred but addiction itself is not easy to happen so it is difficult to get out when you are trapped in a cycle of addiction.

Well you're right, there's no way to say no, but at least if the client does that it means that he is committed to ending his problem and that is something that I see as good, everything that is done to take care of oneself and to overcome that addiction is valid, even if it is something small and very significant, sometimes many people lock themselves in an addiction because they believe that it is the only thing that can generate happiness or make them feel good, but they have to get out of there for a moment and see more, I don't know a trip or something, sports, ban yourself from a casino, well the sum of all those things does help.

It is unlikely that a casino will freeze a player's account if they bet too much or allocate their money to the casino because it is indeed an advantage for the casino itself, besides I don't think any casino cares about what happens to its players whether they experience big losses with their money running out in large amounts because of gambling and experiencing continuous defeats or those who experience other bad impacts, I have never found a casino that freezes the accounts of players who play excessively.

For players who are wise in their mindset and actions, I don't think they will make mistakes or violate casino rules, but it is possible that they commit violations that are done unconsciously and make their accounts in trouble such as being frozen by the casino, therefore when there is an update made by the casino, we should take the time to listen to it so that no mistakes occur because it is possible that the mistakes that occur are made unconsciously because of updates that we don't know about.

Wow, this is a good news and I will be waiting for the casino that will freeze my account telling I gambled recklessly. Maybe this will be a big dream for me because I am still contemplating if casino could actually do that? The only way they could freeze your account can be because they suspect funds to it to be a form of money laundry, and trying to know who you are and what are the sources of your income. I have never seen a casino where casino will freeze your account because your are gambling too much. This is your choice and they could always dm you which is better than trying to stop your from gambling when you are one if their biggest customers. Maybe they might even give you bonus rewards for that, I guess!

That sounds very reasonable, so don't get me wrong about what the casinos are doing, as you said when a casino freezes your account it doesn't mean they care about you but rather that you have committed a crime and it's beyond the question of winning or losing and not about how much you deposit, the goal of the casino is to make a lot of profit from the gamblers who lose and I think that's why they often do promotions on the internet with the aim of getting a lot of new members to sign up and then seek profit from them when the gamblers lose, I'm very sure about that.

Yes and that's what makes me feel that I'm a little less confident if the casino does apply rules like freezing gamblers' accounts just because they treat gambling excessively because it would clearly be more profitable for the casino, unless the gamblers do various actions that violate the rules or suspicious actions that have the potential to harm the casino.

Of course, if a gambler can gamble by following all the rules implemented by the casino without breaking anything and can always make wise decisions when they are gambling, then they will avoid the problem of account freezing and other problems such as the negative impact of losing significant amounts of money as we often hear.

In reality, freezing a customer's account only makes things worse. People rarely read TOS, when a casino freezes their account, they try to create a new account, which is against the rules or they try to register their friend on the casino and play through their account, which in reality changes nothing and the user still manages to gamble but the difference is that user is motivated to break the rules.

Compared to years ago, today the situation is better. Locally, one fiat casino had a campaign to support gambling addiction by offering free psychological help to their users. This campaign was effective and many people were saved but it was very expensive for casinos to fund psychotherapy for them because it usually includes many sessions and psychologists charge a lot. At the moment this campaign is stopped but I hope that many casinos will take this problem seriously and instead of banning, they try to help but it's very expensive and users should try their best to control their behaviours.

If the casino has frozen your account, it does not mean that it wants to reduce your losses, since the only purpose of the casino is for you to bet more and lose your money. The only reason your account can be freezing is if you break the rules.

As a gambling addict, I have had some rough experiences, losing hundreds of dollars within minutes. Despite this, the casino managers or customer support never froze my account and probably because my deposits were relatively low. That said, I actually see account freezes as a valuable feature. If someone’s on a binge due to a lack of self-control and starts making rapid deposits after losses, a temporary account freeze could be a real lifesaver. Yes, some people might feel frustrated and even consider switching casinos, but after calming down, they'd likely see it’s for their own benefit.

I also believe that freezing an account alone won’t fix gambling, but it can provide a much needed pause to prevent further losses. For me its a small measure, but it can genuinely help cut irresponsible gambling by forcing a moment of reflection and self control.

For those who often playing gambling will not accept the reality that their account was frozen by the casino. They will find out the way to have another account by registering one account or even more to still playing gambling on that casino. That is normal thing that can happen to many gamblers who thinks that the casino doing a wrong thing to them. But if they can think clear about what happen to them, they need to introspect themselves and need to refresh their minds to understand the situation. Maybe the casino doing a good thing to them by not letting them lose too much money so casino thinks that freeze your account is the right things to do. But that will be back to you because only you will know what you need to do.

Our conversation is clear for the reasons that have been notified, is it possible to do it to reduce irresponsible gamblers who lose their money in the casino, why say this because I have not yet told someone who continues to do gambling every day and lose money then then at the account is frozen.

They did not create the addict to grow because of their own homes, their services at casino are always there, such as the service contact stop gambling, with that is also enough without having to freeze the account, because if you look more broadly, it will be useless the account of a addict in the freeze, because A addict will look for another place/casino to get rid of his money.

Maybe I would say that I am one of those who are not sure about it, literally casinos create games to benefit themselves with scenarios of making their players lose or it could also be said that they are looking for profit from the losses of gamblers, so if there is a rule that says that casinos limit the gambling activities of gamblers with scenarios of freezing their accounts then I think it's a bit strange. On the other hand, the logic is as we see that many casinos hire streamers to promote their sites which of course the goal is to get more people involved in their casinos.

Neutrally, maybe it is more appropriate that casinos do not force gamblers to gamble but they also do not prohibit gamblers from stopping or gambling with little money, the point is yes as you said that all decisions and control are in the hands of the gambler, but I am not sure if the casino takes action to freeze accounts only when the gamblers act excessively in gambling such as betting with large amounts.

This can definitely help in some cases when a player can't control himself at all and loses his deposits one after another, like a stoker throwing paper into a furnace. In this case, a temporary freeze can help a player sober up his mind and consciousness. I had a similar case, but I was stopped by the fact that I needed to top up my gaming account from the bank, and I had to physically go there for this, and by the time I got there, I realized that I would not do this. Of course, it looked funny and absurd, but during the trip, my mind cleared and I realized that I was doing something wrong. It is better not to wait until the account is frozen, but simply limit losses when losing, it is much easier, but not everyone can even do this.

If that's the case it seems that the casino cares about its players, but did they really actually do this?, I guess not because they aim to get a lot of players to play on their platform as long as the player makes a deposit, follows the rules, not abuse the system they will not ban or prohibit their players. Now its up to you if you will make another account, do a deposit, You will win or you may not because it's your money so you are responsible for spending this.

Just like other users said, I also had no experience where the casino freeze my account because of high spending nor I heard someone had this experience. What I ever heard is a casino freeze or limit someone account because the system detect if the gambler was active for 24 hours in a day, which they detect the account might be controlled by bots.

Then what's your point though? if you think the gambler can always open an another account or gamble on another casino, there's no solution at all.

Theer are some casinos that do really locked it up immediately on which they dont really make out some information until the  time that you would really be asking things on what happened on why the account had been locked. It will really be that impossible that they will really be locking things without any issues on which this is really indeed a shady part if ever this one happens. Just like on what others been saying above that they do really love so much into those people who do keep on losing money because this is where they do make money. As long you do have funds into your account and keeps losing then it will really be unlikely for them to raise up some issues.If you are winning then they might be throwing up some baseless accusations that you have done something that violates their rules on which this one really sucks.

Banning or locking up an account just to stop gambling activity then its really just that for temporary and there's no way that you could be able to stop if your mind is already set on playing gambling no matter what. On the time or moment that you've seen yourself that being that addicted into gambling then quitting or stopping will really be not just that so easy. Therefore, if you do really tend to quit then
you should really mean it.

The casino will freeze your account but they will inform you why they are doing so and the freeze is only temporary, they will not freeze your account for no reason and without notifying you. So it cannot be said that they are doing something stupid and will reduce their reputation. To me, I don't see anything wrong if the purpose of freezing casino accounts is to prevent addiction and wake up gamblers.

Casinos are in business and their revenue comes from players losses but there are many ways to make profit, it is not necessary to create more addicts to make profit. Creating more gambling addicts is not necessarily good for casinos because if the government sees more and more people becoming addicted to gambling and causing social disorder, they will ban gambling. Then the casino will have more difficulties.

Any form of locking or banning or simply trying having no access to your gambling account then it would really be just that useless because that specific gambler will really be that continuing to play. It all matters on whats inside of your head because on the time that you cant be able to accept the reality of gambling or having those stopping because of too much spending of funds on which arent supposed to be spent then
you will really be continuing no matter what. As for casinos point of view then it will really be that impossible that they will really be locking it out directly even if a certain user will really be asking. Casinos do really love into those gamblers who do really ends up on spending tons of money or simply getting addicted because this will really be giving out that kind of profitability on their part because they could be able to
have that advantage because of people cant be able to control themselves.

While this may help for just a few days or months it can't  bring a permanent solution to it but it will rather limit it for  some time, though it all depends on the level of the gambler addiction because there could be some other flexible approach towards curtailing one irresponsible gambling behaviors other than freezen one account because many can go from bad to worst on getting to recover such accounts or probably figuring out other means of exploring his gambling activities, either by opening another account or figuring out other gambling platforms.

Some casinos even offer self-ban options. So if it helps? I would say probably yes.

But then again I doubt casinos would want to lose business, so I am not 100% sure whether they would ban people because they seem to be developing a bad gambling addiction.

They definitely ban people for going against the rules. But that is mostly to protect the casino from legal/technical trouble.