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July 21, 2023, 05:30:02 PM
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Some gambling websites consist of wicked owners that willingly plan to defraud their users using the ToS against them, or is this normal? Have such happened to anyone on this forum before?
There are some casino platforms that use malicious ToS to annoy users. It has been observed that when a gambler tries to withdraw the lottery winnings, various charges are issued against the user from ToS. In many cases, malicious ToS are harassed by casino platforms that go out of their way to scam them. But if this happened to someone then definitely those scam gambling platforms should be avoided.
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July 14, 2023, 11:38:32 AM
We must try to be active to read the rules, which may be very long and difficult to understand if we only read them once. We do that so that we don't break the rules and can immediately withdraw the money without any problems. It's better not to ignore these rules so that we can enjoy gambling well and withdraw the money. But many gamblers need to read the rules because they think it will be the same for every casino when it's not. It is a form of responsibility that we can take to protect ourselves while playing gambling so that we can be calm and comfortable playing gambling at a trusted casino.
While this is the correct thing to do, at the same time it is very rare, most of the time when a gambler wants to try a new casino they are so excited about it that they want to begin to gamble immediately, so they do not bother to read the terms of service of the casino, now most of the time this will not be a problem, however if you happen to encounter some circumstances that are out of the ordinary then you could regret not reading those terms, as in that case the casino will most likely be on the right and they will be able to take the measures that suit their interests the best.

If you start sending big amount to the casino, it is your very own responsibility to check the terms of the site.
Because whatever happens is your fault because as a player, you have the responsibility to know their ToS.
They put it in place as a common ground for both players and the owner, absence of this will give them a messy management of their casino.
So for me, some of these accusations also root from the ignorance of the players, and not entirely the casinos fault.
Well, what you say is very true, sometimes we as Players do not bother to read because we do not give it the required importance, and we must give it, the simple fact that it is about putting our money in a site is important enough to read whatever, I'm honest, sometimes I don't read anything, because I'm lazy, but it's something that plays against me, when an accusation is going to be made and they draw the terms and tell us that we must accept it because we we do, there is nothing to do, we sign and accept that it is so.

If we read and realize everything, it's up to us to accept the Cough or not, or go to another casino, it's simple, I think it's the right way to accept things and not cause so much trouble, but when you don't Read the one you lose he is a player.

Many times, due to the excitement of registering quickly and getting a bonus that seems great to us, we lose reading all these things, which are very important, many times I have had several bad experiences because I have not read and the deposit that I make They give me a super special bonus, double, and when I feel like I've won a lot of money I can't make a withdrawal afterwards, and that bothered me, that's why I'm not in favor of having bonuses, or accepting things like that, I highly respect players who They are bonus hunters or those who do like bonuses regardless of the requirements to be able to withdraw, but I am not good for that, for me it is better than if I deposit to play only with that money, if I win then I can withdraw calmly and if not then I assume my loss, I think it's only more mature that I can do.
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July 13, 2023, 09:37:24 AM
Changing of terms and conditions without notifying the users or gamblers is normal with online gambling websites? Then when you did something wrong or about to withdraw your money they will tell you that you don't read their terms and conditions, and you start arguing with them until you decide to read the ToS again and you find out that it's different.


I think it is not proper for casinos to abruptly change ToS without informing users especially when it has to do with major terms that can stop users from withdrawing there winning.

Here is the thing, if the casino is licenced, we should take a look and scrutinise the related regulation governing the matter. I am pretty sure there is a legal limitation on what the company significantly can or can not change regarding some particular terms of services. Pretty much a few pages back, I think, it is roughly a pointless discussion or at the very least a circular one where it does not get to the point of the matter. Specifically, if we'd like to discuss this further let's take an example of some gambling licenses that the majority of regulated casino chooses.
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July 13, 2023, 01:22:13 AM
Changing of terms and conditions without notifying the users or gamblers is normal with online gambling websites? Then when you did something wrong or about to withdraw your money they will tell you that you don't read their terms and conditions, and you start arguing with them until you decide to read the ToS again and you find out that it's different.


I think it is not proper for casinos to abruptly change ToS without informing users especially when it has to do with major terms that can stop users from withdrawing there winning. They should be able to send email notifications to those old users already active and playing with them. On the other hand too I think sometimes bettors should take time to read on those important aspect that will stop them from withdrawing.  However, we should expect changes in ToS from time to time because the world is not stagnant and every other thing revolve as things change because change is the only thing that is constant.
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July 13, 2023, 12:40:32 AM

It’s rare since reputable casino typically don’t care much on a win of a player since they are getting profit on other losing players to recover lose from winners. There are instances like this in the past but from a not established casino. I think the most popular case like this from a popular casino is the issue Betfury retroactive changing of commision percentage on the referral. Betfury change the percentage on their ToS without informing the user that already earned the commission for the changes happened.
Most of the reputable casinos really does not care on the winning pf the players simce their systems are probably fair and their know that the players will win as much as they lose so it is two ways, but those that have no reputation will simply make excuses and to the point of mandating the players to either go through endless KYC verification process and also locking the customer to either withdrawal or make bets with rhe amount won.

But then also we have to be prepared for whatever happens and to lessen our risks, we have to rely much on reputable casinos only to guarantee wins.
Though there is never any guarantee of winning, it's true that one shouldn't rely on new and untrustworthy casinos because anything can happen these days when there is so much competition in the business so are so many scams, that is why one cannot believe a casino that is newly released and doesn't even have a lot of gamblers using the platform, instead of using a casino like that, one should simply go with an already reputable one to stay safe.

I don't blame all the newly launched platforms for not being trustworthy because all the casinos that have a good reputation and a lot of trust among the community were launched newly but since it carries a lot of risk, one should always be vigilant about which platform they are choosing.
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July 11, 2023, 05:02:35 AM
However their are many information stated in the TOS of most gambling site, like concerning the free bonuses and rewards, some sites hand over rewards on sign up to attract users to patronise them and most times those rewards are not withdrawable but used as a means to keep users active in their sites, because in as much as users are looking to win and make profits the casino also indirectly want you to lose and bet more, enriching their companies.most times they give these rewards to attract new users from their competitors, that's why I stated earlier that you should read carefully and not between lines upon registration.but if a site doesn't include in their Tos a particular statement and do otherwise then such sites should be considered a site or app and reported to the appropriate authorities.
Which authority it is? even the casino is licensed, there's no authority want to take care about it because Curacao license has nothing to do to protect the gambler against of scam casino.

Well, it's really wrong if someone think casino is a charity. When the casino offer 200% welcome bonus, it doesn't mean you just need to make deposit and the casino will give double of your money instantly without requirement.
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July 11, 2023, 04:50:18 AM
That's why it's I advisable for one to read carefully the terms and conditions of a site or app before agreeing to sign up, many users out of claiming rewards and first time bonuses do not take their time to read the Tos but rather rushing into registration and end up complaining when they find themselves in such situations, it's your duty as a user to know what you're venturing into, if not you'll be held accountable for your ignorance and not the app, this is not only applicable to gambling sites but every other apps as well.

However their are many information stated in the TOS of most gambling site, like concerning the free bonuses and rewards, some sites hand over rewards on sign up to attract users to patronise them and most times those rewards are not withdrawable but used as a means to keep users active in their sites, because in as much as users are looking to win and make profits the casino also indirectly want you to lose and bet more, enriching their companies.most times they give these rewards to attract new users from their competitors, that's why I stated earlier that you should read carefully and not between lines upon registration.but if a site doesn't include in their Tos a particular statement and do otherwise then such sites should be considered a site or app and reported to the appropriate authorities.
That's because they are tempted to see the offer and immediately want to sign up for it without even looking at the wagering requirements set by the casino. And once they play, they don't have any problems until they finally win some money. And the problem arises when they want to withdraw the winnings and the casino doesn't allow it because they haven't met the wagering requirements in the promotion rules. The gambler argued that they didn't know some regulations had to be met before joining and getting the promotion, but the casino still told them to fulfill them first, then they could withdraw their winning money if it was still there.

This is where the gamblers accuse the casino of cheating by adding the rules in a place they don't know about, even though it was the gambler's fault who was not careful. This has often happened to many gamblers, so we have to be careful if we want to participate in a promotion and always make sure we know the requirements so we don't violate them or have fulfilled them before withdrawing the winning money. Reading the rules is often underestimated by many gamblers because they think that the rules are still the same for every promotion, even though this is not the case because each promotion has a different purpose so every gambler must be careful and read the rules first.
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July 11, 2023, 03:46:28 AM
Many online gambling websites have clauses in their terms and conditions that allow them to change the terms without notifying users or gamblers. This can be frustrating for users who may feel like they are being taken advantage of or unfairly treated. However, this is not unique to online gambling websites. Many companies and services have similar clauses in their terms and conditions. Is it legal? The short answer is yes. Most countries have laws that allow companies to change their terms and conditions without notifying users. This is because it is assumed that users will read the terms and conditions at least periodically throughout their use. If users do not agree with the changes made by a company, they can stop using that service and go to another provider. While this may not be the most ideal situation for users, it is still legal. However, there are some countries that have laws that prohibit companies from changing their terms and conditions without notifying users. This means that gambling websites that operate in these countries should not use such a clause.

In my experience, gambling websites usually notify users of changes to their terms and conditions via email or on the website itself. This is a good practice because it allows users to decide whether they want to keep using that service or not. If a user does not agree with these changes, they can simply stop using that service. Any company that cares about its reputation should have such a standard. However, every company is different. Some companies have a bad reputation for not being transparent about their business practices while others have a good reputation for doing the right thing.

That's why it's I advisable for one to read carefully the terms and conditions of a site or app before agreeing to sign up, many users out of claiming rewards and first time bonuses do not take their time to read the Tos but rather rushing into registration and end up complaining when they find themselves in such situations, it's your duty as a user to know what you're venturing into, if not you'll be held accountable for your ignorance and not the app, this is not only applicable to gambling sites but every other apps as well.

 However their are many information stated in the TOS of most gambling site, like concerning the free bonuses and rewards, some sites hand over rewards on sign up to attract users to patronise them and most times those rewards are not withdrawable but used as a means to keep users active in their sites, because in as much as users are looking to win and make profits the casino also indirectly want you to lose and bet more, enriching their companies.most times they give these rewards to attract new users from their competitors, that's why I stated earlier that you should read carefully and not between lines upon registration.but if a site doesn't include in their Tos a particular statement and do otherwise then such sites should be considered a site or app and reported to the appropriate authorities.
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July 10, 2023, 03:24:13 PM
Sure, sending notifications of any changes is a good practice, but did Stake.com actually obliged themselves (in the ToS) to send notifications of any changes? If not, you'd still have to read them everytime you log in, if you want to practice what you preach.
This is the cheatsheet of every casino that lawmakers should check and I knew every service is required by law to do that(notifying when there's a change in TOS at least 2 weeks before). But stake mentioned on its TOS that they can change their TOS with or without notifying its users so you need to read it regularly like its just 3-5 lines sentences amp.

I don't see anything that calls for worrying oneself on the issue of discussion concerning recent experience with the stake.com gambling platforms, all they requested is for you to complete a KYC procedures required to have a good catch on every elements of money laundering attempts, i hope by now the conditions given is not what ordinary person cannot afford to give knowing that they are KYC casino.
Stake is doing well and since they already mentioned on their platforms that their terms of services can change at anytime without a prior reminder  is already enough cover to back them up for what so ever actions and changes they so wish to make on their platform.
I think we're the problem  lies is at the point where the casinos makenit clear that their terms of service can be changed at anytime  without a prior notice because this gavours only the casino totally  against  the player which isn't right and that's should be reviewed first.
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July 10, 2023, 01:37:09 PM

It’s rare since reputable casino typically don’t care much on a win of a player since they are getting profit on other losing players to recover lose from winners. There are instances like this in the past but from a not established casino. I think the most popular case like this from a popular casino is the issue Betfury retroactive changing of commision percentage on the referral. Betfury change the percentage on their ToS without informing the user that already earned the commission for the changes happened.
Most of the reputable casinos really does not care on the winning pf the players simce their systems are probably fair and their know that the players will win as much as they lose so it is two ways, but those that have no reputation will simply make excuses and to the point of mandating the players to either go through endless KYC verification process and also locking the customer to either withdrawal or make bets with rhe amount won.

But then also we have to be prepared for whatever happens and to lessen our risks, we have to rely much on reputable casinos only to guarantee wins.
Endless KYC is something that is most being ask by fraudulent casinos and we need to open our eyes when we see this kind of KYC been asked for us to submit. Some will keep asking you to submit your KYC continueously without being confirmed because that is one of the ways they can lock our account because we are not able to submit the kind of requirements they want.

We things get handy and stressing like this, what we need to do is to make sure that we stop submitting any KYC and report them if possible but I doubt it if the law enforcement agency would be able to do anything about the casino rather than locking it if there are too many complains about them.

  It will be wise of us if we are always having the habit to ask questions in any decisions we are taking when it involves using a new casino we might not have good idea about there existence and how reputable they could be in the gambling industry. This will safe us a lot of stress having to battle with the wrong casino and losing some exorbitant amount of funds as a result of subscribing to a scam casino that is ready to steal out funds and lock out accounts for no reason..
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July 10, 2023, 01:20:30 PM

It’s rare since reputable casino typically don’t care much on a win of a player since they are getting profit on other losing players to recover lose from winners. There are instances like this in the past but from a not established casino. I think the most popular case like this from a popular casino is the issue Betfury retroactive changing of commision percentage on the referral. Betfury change the percentage on their ToS without informing the user that already earned the commission for the changes happened.
Most of the reputable casinos really does not care on the winning pf the players simce their systems are probably fair and their know that the players will win as much as they lose so it is two ways, but those that have no reputation will simply make excuses and to the point of mandating the players to either go through endless KYC verification process and also locking the customer to either withdrawal or make bets with rhe amount won.

But then also we have to be prepared for whatever happens and to lessen our risks, we have to rely much on reputable casinos only to guarantee wins.
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July 10, 2023, 01:10:41 PM
We cant really be able to point out if there are some changes or not with those TOS and this is why we do end up on accepting our fate and move on.
Did we know about any issues from gamblers who were victims of changes to the Terms of Service? Personally, I believe that a fair gambling site would inform its gamblers if there are significant changes to the TOS that would affect their gambling experience. So, I suppose it wouldn't happen unless there is evidence stating otherwise.
Personally, I've never heard anyone stating that they've been a victim of this, but I do know that a lot of gambling platforms don't inform their customers when they make changes in their terms and conditions, and I've read this myself in a lot of terms and conditions that the platform has the right to modify, add, or remove anything into the terms and conditions page without the consent of the users, and users have already agreed with that when they signed up.

So the point is that if a casino doesn't inform their customers about the changes, they simply don't want them to know about the changes and if they get in trouble, they wouldn't be able to say anything since it's written in their terms and conditions. Most gamblers don't read the terms and conditions, so they think that maybe it has always been there.

It’s rare since reputable casino typically don’t care much on a win of a player since they are getting profit on other losing players to recover lose from winners. There are instances like this in the past but from a not established casino. I think the most popular case like this from a popular casino is the issue Betfury retroactive changing of commision percentage on the referral. Betfury change the percentage on their ToS without informing the user that already earned the commission for the changes happened.
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July 10, 2023, 01:05:52 PM
Sure, sending notifications of any changes is a good practice, but did Stake.com actually obliged themselves (in the ToS) to send notifications of any changes? If not, you'd still have to read them everytime you log in, if you want to practice what you preach.
This is the cheatsheet of every casino that lawmakers should check and I knew every service is required by law to do that(notifying when there's a change in TOS at least 2 weeks before). But stake mentioned on its TOS that they can change their TOS with or without notifying its users so you need to read it regularly like its just 3-5 lines sentences amp.

I don't see anything that calls for worrying oneself on the issue of discussion concerning recent experience with the stake.com gambling platforms, all they requested is for you to complete a KYC procedures required to have a good catch on every elements of money laundering attempts, i hope by now the conditions given is not what ordinary person cannot afford to give knowing that they are KYC casino.
if a casino that we have been using starting asking for KYC from us then we need to understand that manybe they are been compelled by the government to do so in order to regulate the gambling industry and prevent the underaged from going into gambling without any restrictions.

We know that these days, the rate at which children jump into betting online is very high and in order to regulate this kind of attempt, it is important for a casino to ask for KYC on some cases when they noticed that there customers are gambling too much or using exorbitant amount of money to bet and keep losing and betting.

 This can also be an attempt to check for money laundry from there customers because if this is not done as soon as possible when the casino noticed that, the government might come after the casino with anger of thieves and scammers using the casinos as a means of laundry which can have greater consequences on the casino and leading to it closure. This is one of the reason why many of these casinos needed to be smart enough to check for anything that looks like money laundry from there customers.
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July 10, 2023, 09:58:41 AM
We cant really be able to point out if there are some changes or not with those TOS and this is why we do end up on accepting our fate and move on.
Did we know about any issues from gamblers who were victims of changes to the Terms of Service? Personally, I believe that a fair gambling site would inform its gamblers if there are significant changes to the TOS that would affect their gambling experience. So, I suppose it wouldn't happen unless there is evidence stating otherwise.
Personally, I've never heard anyone stating that they've been a victim of this, but I do know that a lot of gambling platforms don't inform their customers when they make changes in their terms and conditions, and I've read this myself in a lot of terms and conditions that the platform has the right to modify, add, or remove anything into the terms and conditions page without the consent of the users, and users have already agreed with that when they signed up.

So the point is that if a casino doesn't inform their customers about the changes, they simply don't want them to know about the changes and if they get in trouble, they wouldn't be able to say anything since it's written in their terms and conditions. Most gamblers don't read the terms and conditions, so they think that maybe it has always been there.
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July 07, 2023, 02:27:40 PM
We cant really be able to point out if there are some changes or not with those TOS and this is why we do end up on accepting our fate and move on.

Did we know about any issues from gamblers who were victims of changes to the Terms of Service? Personally, I believe that a fair gambling site would inform its gamblers if there are significant changes to the TOS that would affect their gambling experience. So, I suppose it wouldn't happen unless there is evidence stating otherwise.
From all my years  as a gambler, all the casinos I've gambled on have always been reputable casinos, (atleast, at the time I used them), all of them have always been fair to their users like you pointed out, that is, the always remind users through email(most of the time), that their terms and conditions have been updated, and that on so and so date, the updated terms and conditions will take effect, they also provide users a link to read and accept the new terms and conditions, stating that if the user continues to use the platform after the date the new terms and conditions is taking effect, it means the user have accepted the new terms and conditions.

But then, like I've said before In one of my previous comments, casinos being managed by some bag eggs still use terms and conditions as a way to scam unsuspecting users.
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July 07, 2023, 02:15:46 PM

The rules at the casino can change at any time, without or with notification and this requires our attention so that we can be aware of these changes and we need to adapt to the new regulations. It's better for us to take a moment to know the rules than to regret them later because when we want to withdraw the winning money but find ourselves in trouble, it will disappoint us. There may be a reason the casino changed the rules so that people who don't see the TOS can get in trouble. But a trusted and good casino will always notify you if there is a change in the rules.
Yes, not all casinos will give notifications when there are changes to the TOS, but as I recall, the popular casinos that I currently use, such as Stake.com, will notify you when you open the site after the TOS changes have been made.
Like last time when Stake changed the TOS and I opened the site and there was a notification that there was a change in the TOS that had been determined.
It is at that time that we are obliged to read the changes that have occurred so that we avoid the problem of violating the TOS.
Maybe not all casinos will have the same notices but I hope we all at least read a little bit about the more important TOS we have to comply with.

But if the casinos do not notify, I think that this is bad practice, because it is not what they should be, things get very ugly, firstly they are playing with the will of many players who believe that things are under the terms and conditions they signed from the registry is kept intact, I am not saying anything that they put or change the terms and conditions of the bonuses, because the bonuses are things that the casinos offer and they change them daily, but in general in their rules if they should notify and if they change them to every moment is a red alert without a doubt.
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July 04, 2023, 07:50:39 AM
We cant really be able to point out if there are some changes or not with those TOS and this is why we do end up on accepting our fate and move on.

Did we know about any issues from gamblers who were victims of changes to the Terms of Service? Personally, I believe that a fair gambling site would inform its gamblers if there are significant changes to the TOS that would affect their gambling experience. So, I suppose it wouldn't happen unless there is evidence stating otherwise.
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July 03, 2023, 05:39:26 PM
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Most people would not think to want to read such long terms that it takes more time to digest what is written there. They will only immediately agree because they want to play gambling at the casino immediately.

But when they are later faced with a problem, they will immediately contact the support service to ask for clarity on the problem. And they're just starting to take the time to read the rules when they're breaking them. And the casino itself may want to explain all the rules in detail so the casino does not intend to summarize and outline the rules. And often, users really need help understanding the meaning of the rules so they will immediately press the agree button.

If these consumers are wise, they may read slowly and try to digest it so they understand and will not try to break any rules in the casino. But usually, if there is a change in the rules, the casino will notify the user so that they will check it immediately before playing gambling.
You're right about people ignoring terms and conditions to start playing. You nicely described this "click-and-go" mindset, which is more frequent than one would expect.

These words exist for a purpose. Players and casinos are protected by them. It's tempting to get immediately into the game, but learning the rules might avoid future miscommunications.

Knowing your rights and duties as a participant is as important as avoiding breaching the rules. Casinos notifying users of regulation changes is a good step toward openness.

Rules should be approached pragmatically, in my opinion. Though boring, it's essential to internet gaming. Be a clever player and make an educated selection.
99% of players or gamblers would really be like this on which i do even myself consider on skipping out on reading up terms and conditions and just simply click out that checkbox and done registering and would make
out some deposit next. So far i havent been able to experience those fund locked ups because usually where these casinos is been focusing is on that KYC or having those wager requirements or something which
it isnt really that too far into each other.This is why we do really assume out that it wont really be that much in different when it comes to those terms which would really be similar most of the time.
On the time that the house is using their TOS against their players or havent been able to pay it up then as a user then there's nothing we can do or not to make out any argument since we havent been able
to read up that TOS on the time we do register. We cant really be able to point out if there are some changes or not with those TOS and this is why we do end up on accepting our fate and move on.
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July 03, 2023, 12:21:51 PM
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With your suggestion. Player should read the very long content of the ToS everytime he will play on the website so that he can assure that the he can remember the rules always? This is the most tiresome way of gambling since casino ToS is TLDR which a normal gambler will find very stressful while we are just having fun as purpose of gambling. ToS is not that complicated if you are just a regular gamblers that doing a regular bets without any abused on the casino promotion.

No one is willing to memorize the casino ToS before they play because impossible and mood killer. Just play on the casino that has a good reputation so that you can assure that their ToS is always fair for their customers. Only shady casino like 1xbit will deliberately use ToS against user while reputable casino like Livecasino will always be fair on regular gamblers that knows the basic rule of the casino which is not that complicated and self explanatory.
He doesn't need to read it every time he gambles but takes the time, maybe once a week or a month, to read the TOS' lengthy content. But if your goal is just to have fun, that means you don't have to bother yourself reading those long TOS and skipping them. If you don't read the TOS carefully, it means you agree to all the rules, and even if later you have problems with the rules, you can't complain because it's your own fault for not wanting to read the TOS.

Yes, playing at a reputable casino is very good advice, and that's what we should do and stay away from shady casinos so that we don't get into trouble. If you have an account at Stake.com, you can skim through the TOS before entering your betting account page so that it's easier for you to see whether there have been changes in the TOS. And if not, it means there is no notification about changes to the TOS.

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While this is the correct thing to do, at the same time it is very rare, most of the time when a gambler wants to try a new casino they are so excited about it that they want to begin to gamble immediately, so they do not bother to read the terms of service of the casino, now most of the time this will not be a problem, however if you happen to encounter some circumstances that are out of the ordinary then you could regret not reading those terms, as in that case the casino will most likely be on the right and they will be able to take the measures that suit their interests the best.
Yes, that's what happens to most gamblers. They don't want to read the requirements on other pages and instead go straight to gambling. We should prevent unwanted things rather than regret them later, and reading the TOS regularly can prevent problems. And we can also play gambling calmly because we don't break anything while playing gambling.

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July 03, 2023, 05:44:51 AM
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Most people would not think to want to read such long terms that it takes more time to digest what is written there. They will only immediately agree because they want to play gambling at the casino immediately.

But when they are later faced with a problem, they will immediately contact the support service to ask for clarity on the problem. And they're just starting to take the time to read the rules when they're breaking them. And the casino itself may want to explain all the rules in detail so the casino does not intend to summarize and outline the rules. And often, users really need help understanding the meaning of the rules so they will immediately press the agree button.

If these consumers are wise, they may read slowly and try to digest it so they understand and will not try to break any rules in the casino. But usually, if there is a change in the rules, the casino will notify the user so that they will check it immediately before playing gambling.
You're right about people ignoring terms and conditions to start playing. You nicely described this "click-and-go" mindset, which is more frequent than one would expect.

These words exist for a purpose. Players and casinos are protected by them. It's tempting to get immediately into the game, but learning the rules might avoid future miscommunications.

Knowing your rights and duties as a participant is as important as avoiding breaching the rules. Casinos notifying users of regulation changes is a good step toward openness.

Rules should be approached pragmatically, in my opinion. Though boring, it's essential to internet gaming. Be a clever player and make an educated selection.
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