Topic: What is your worst nightmare in a casino? - page 4. (Read 749 times)

I can forego jackpots in casinos, but what I don't want to happen is knowing that my personal information submitted for KYCs in casinos are sold to someone else, and I'm framed for something I didn't do just because of that sold info. You can never really know nowadays, and these information are sold on the daily because they also profit from it aside from the profit they're taking from their gamblers.

Imagine law enforcements knocking on your door for something you didn't know about. You'll be sweating bullets and wouldn't probably know what to do. Even if you won't be charged anything, you will be getting anxious every day knowing that you're on a watchlist somewhere.

If we are talking about online casinos, yeah, this could be, however, if you know that you didn't do anything wrong, not cheat, don't used VPN, uses only 1 gadgets, either PC/laptop or mobile phone with one IP addresses. And so even if the casino asked you for a KYC and you are clean then there's nothing wrong with it.

Dangers is on the land base casinos, sure you are safe inside, but you just don't know, maybe someone will follow you if they see you win big money and then wanted to go home. And we have heard this kind of news already, people getting robbed on their way home from casinos.

Well, first, what is the reason for them to cease your profit? I don't think they will just cease your profit without a reason; you didn't include that in your statement, OP. How will we know if this kind of movement by the casino owner is truly violating their own rules, or if they just see something that would cause them to cease your profit from your jackpot win? But if this is really done by the casino just because you have won a huge profit, then that casino should be reported, or that casino doesn't deserve any more customers. If this happens to me even though I comply with their rules and regulations, then I may be shocked and will take that matter to the authority'. The thing is, if what happened to you is being done by different casinos all over the world or even online gambling, then I don't think I will patronise gambling anymore.

They won't touch us if they ever see any suspicious acts but if there is, an investigation is done just to prove that you did nothing and fairly play and win the jackpot price. But I understand why because they also have cheat experiences in the past making them now more careful and dealing with such events. It was not a nightmare for us unless they did this for misinterpretation and misinformation, that is actually a terrible thing that happened. Some gamblers claimed that it happened to them. Honestly, I couldn't really imagine how it felt when it happened to me. Of course, it ruins our image/reputation especially when a lot of people know it.

The truth is that it is a painful experience, but it is good that you brought it to share, in fact I am a person who is very clueless, and well, these types of things happen to me a lot, and it is assumed that sometimes we get upset because of the speed of the things, about life, about people, well we could have dropped it, I haven't had experiences like that, but one day I had a bad thing that happened to me, something very unfortunate, I was playing on frebitco.in in the which is from the automatic multiplier, for the reason that I didn't have much there, a little more than 1mBTC, but things were pretty good for me for that time, because with that 1mBTC you could do a lot, and I put in automatic mode, and it turns out that my baby at that time I  have to go out to help bathe him, put on a diaper and prepare the bottle, in the middle of all that, I completely forgot, and when I remembered, the obvious happened, all the balance, all my 1mBTC was gone and there were no traces left.

which means you already trust the process of centralization? Are you aware that any casino could fold up as a result of either being placed on a sanction, running bankrupt or flagged as a distrusted site without your knowledge? ..and in cases like that, refunds are not guaranteed?..lol There are so many other things to be scared of.

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I think for each person may have experienced a bad situation when playing casino. And it depends on several situations where make they should have face it and solving it with hard solution. I ever face it where when I played casino must have face the hoodlum where they ask my money when I won the games. This is like nightmare to me because when I don't give them money they will hurt me and stop me to play the games on the table. but, with this situation, I try to remain calm and ask for security to solve it and drive them away from my side.

I don't think what the OP mentioned is probable at a reputable casino. Although we've seen a couple of reports against well-known casinos, it's impossible for us to know the full story and come up with a conclusion. Most of the time, such users have broken the TOS or abused some kind of bug, resulting in high returns. With that being said, since my conscience is clear that I'm not doing something that I shouldn't be doing, I've got nothing to be afraid of.

I'd be more scared of going overboard and spending more than I had originally anticipated or having a losing streak resulting in a loss of capital than what the OP mentioned.

One of the reasons why I always take casino T&C very seriously is because I don't want a situation where I will luckily win a very big amount of money after losing all the time to the casino, and due to one simple mistake made by me, I will then suffer the faith of losing all the money to the casino or the chance of getting it.
 
So one of my biggest fears is getting my account locked out of the casino or getting my KYC rejected for no just reason because of a heavy win, which is why I make sure if I trust the casino I either pass KYC if necessary before use or I avoid it totally.

Security is a praramon thing for any gambler regardless of the sex be it male or female and physical cassino is most targeted,  but with online casinos you can hide under the privacy provisions since you can gamble in the comfort of you home and gamble all that you want without any one involvement wether you win or lose it up to you.

Any ways I understand why Queentoshi feel unsecured gambling as a woman and if you are from the same Location with her you will undesirable to gamble as a women most especially when it attracts public attention,  aside from the security risks, we have some other form of danger that females face being exposed to gambling in this part of the world where there is low level of education about gambling adoption and women involvement in gambling.

first of all, what casino allows users to deposit and wager their funds without tendering the KYC requirements ? How do they go about their verification process? (I'm talking about crypto casinos)
if that's the case, why don't you try as much as possible to verify all your documents? Cus even a trusted casino would do the same too...I've seen several cases being reported on the reputation board about this issue.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

I don't have a ton of specific fears about gambling, but there are a couple things that make me nervous.  For one, you always gotta wonder if an online casino is gonna scam you.  Like what if you hit a huge jackpot and then they just decide not to pay out? That would be so messed up.  That's why I'm super careful checking out a site before I play there.  I look up reviews and stuff to see if people say its legit.  

The other worries I have is kinda about myself more than the sites and  i know some dudes get completely hooked on gambling and blow all their cash.  I don't think I'm like that, but I still try to kinda keep an eye on how much time and money I'm spending just to be safe.  Most nights Ill only gamble for like an hour or two tops cause my wife will yell at me if I stay up too late again lol.  But for real anything can be addicting so you gotta have some self control.


I get why you'd be worried.  Hitting the mega jackpot only to get stuck in verification purgatory? No thanks! But there are ways you can reduce or completely eliminate that risk: Find a reputable casino with solid reviews.  Check they've got the proper licenses and whatnot.  You want somewhere trusted that'll actually pay out if you win big.  And dont wait until you score that jackpot to get verified.  Upload your docs and get validated right off the bat.  That'll prevent any delays down the road. It can also help to keep meticulous records on those deposits, especially the big ones.  Casinos can get weird about large sums, so have all your paperwork squared away.

When their shitty ass support system suddenly starts asking questions yet takes frigging forever to answer. I'm not afraid of being investigated (I mean, I already applied to their KYC lol), I'm afraid of there having been no progress in terms of the investigation.

After that, the next fear is them using their random bs rules to take my money. I mean I sure as well would not be dumb enough to not know their rules so I'm not really scared prior to that, but they do have a clause that they can do whatever the hell they want if they found something suspicious and well, even though I'm confident there's nothing they can find from my transactions or documents, it doesn't change the fact that the final verdict lies on them.

This is something that can actually happen to any gambler, male or female. but to be honest i really haven't heard of such an experience before, maybe from someone or a testimony online, about someone being robbed on their way out of the casino immediately after making some significant wins in the casino, but i do understand your fear, it is hard to trust anybody, especially inside a casino, because in there, you will find different kinds of people from different backgrounds of life and there is no telling to what they are capable of doing. it's possible that there could be someone in there who has gambled and lost more than he actually budgeted and maybe even took some loan on his quest for loss chasing and eventually lost the loan money on the process. it's possible that such a person would wanna do anything to recover the money he's lost, which would involve intercepting another gambler on his way out to steal his wins, so its okay to always be cautious at all time. i guess that is also one amazing advantage of an online casino.

That's a strange nightmare for you to have, probably because casinos will often vet your ability to play and even force you into a membership before you can ever step foot on to the gaming floor. Besides that, casinos generally know every little thing going on in their network and don't even want to get into the position that you describe. What could there possibly be for them to "investigate" in anyones account? If they don't want you playing there for any reason you would be blocked from coming in or escorted off the premises before that point. These places do, on the rare occasion of wins, pay out and you'll even find the staff there happy to see a winner walk out the door after seeing people losing money all night.

I won’t feel anything if the gambling site blocks my account and they request identification before they are going to unblock it for me. Since I know I haven’t violated any of their rules and I haven’t done anything illegal, I will kindly submit anything they want to them. The only people who will be scared or feel bad are those who have done something wrong before. They believe that if they can submit their identification, their account might be permanently banned, and they will lose the amount they have won.

If I am gambling with a small amount of money and the team that I placed a bet on starts losing, I won’t really be affected, but my greatest nightmare will be when I decide to gamble with a large amount of money and the club that I placed a bet on starts losing. I can’t just imagine myself losing that kind of money, I guess that’s going to be my greatest nightmare.

Asking for KYC randomly? I had some coins on some casino and I realized the amount become bigger than I could afford to lose lately so I withdrew them to my cold wallet because I was afraid of getting scammed like the OP. Exchanges do the same thing too. It is called “selective scamming”. They only scam the good traders/players so the rest of the sheeple don’t get freaked out suddenly. When you think about it, owning your own private keys is the best thing you can do for your funds. Nobody can steal your funds from you unless you install a trojan or do something similarity stupid. The worst thing about KYC is, they often don’t really reveal any information about the ongoing process and it sucks.

Well, I don't experience and have not experienced those kinds of nightmare situations with any casino, but on this forum, I have read about people having a series of issues with different casinos, and most of those issues are something that I have not encountered. The last issue I read about was the one in which the OP was talking about how he has been a customer of Stake Casino for so many years, but they never allowed him to stake a huge amount when he wanted to stake on a particular game, but that happened after he had won a significant amount too. 

In my country, there are a few casinos too, and I have not experienced any serious, ugly situations with them, nor have I with any of the casinos I have used on this forum.

The only potential problem that I am scared of facing in a casino will be with a physical casino. I have the fear of being accosted as a female on leaving the casino maybe after a win. I believe that I can easily be a target to any criminal who may be hanging around a physical casino with the intention to steal from any gambler who they saw win inside the casino. For that reason, I can never go to a physical casino on my own, even if I am about to die from boredom.

If you play on small casino or unknown.

These shit happend is always being used for casino as the tactic to buy time, they tried to buy some times to make you gambling the money you are win and losing the balance or hoping you cannot provided the document.

So, they refused to pay you.