Topic: Why do casinos not include games manual or instructional essays on their site? (Read 994 times)

I don't recall ever having an issue understanding how a game works. They're pretty straightforward, at least those that I've played myself and personally don't think a manual or some kind of guide is necessary. With that being said, I doubt casinos would actually do it, and just like another user already mentioned, some casinos feature a question mark (?) in which you're offered some basic guidance or tips.

It would be useful though to have a demo version of the game in which you could actually test the gameplay with fake money, just like they do on Forex websites, in order to try out investments and trading. This process, however, would consume a lot of resources on the casino, so I doubt they'd actually do it for every single game of theirs.

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*Why do you think casinos do not include games manual or instructional essays on their website?

Well yeah  for me gambling and video games is similar sometimes we don't really need manual or instructional essays to play we just follow the flow and boom sometimes we win and sometimes we lose haha.
You take a look at gambling slot there are tons of games and from a ton of games provider but look we are that we don't really need to understand just click the reload button and let the game flow

Well yeah  for me gambling and video games is similar sometimes we don't really need manual or instructional essays to play we just follow the flow and boom sometimes we win and sometimes we lose haha.
You take a look at gambling slot there are tons of games and from a ton of games provider but look we are that we don't really need to understand just click the reload button and let the game flow

Most people who are interested in gambling will probably ask their friends who are also gambling, but it is undeniable that there are also those who are looking for ways and understand the flow of the game themselves, these may be people who are learning to understand something in an autodidactic way.
I agree with you, indeed by seeing other people gambling there we take lessons and understand the flow to make us understand the type of gambling that we see. In addition, it is quite easy to understand all the games available, so it is not a big problem when the casino does not provide clear instructions, because most likely when someone is interested in one of the games they will find their own way.

not all casinos games are easy to play, will you just play a game that you don't know anything about it, the thing is that people have passion on playing casinos game, and other people also have their own way of understanding casinos game, do you know that their is some people go to YouTube to watch how some games is been played in casinos gambling before they can be able to know it better, casinos suppose to have a memo were people who don't know too well of their casinos to know about it, so the suggestion of someone who titled this thread this title tried, if we support this motion, at least casinos will make little adjustments

Casino games are quite easy to play they don't need instructional manuals on how to play the games, it's something that everyone can understand. It's possible to also learn from the demo games. Casinos are the most played games ever and it's this way it is based on how simple they are. You don't need a manual instruction before knowing how to play. Skilled based on the other hand like sports betting needs some sort of learning process than casino games. This is the main reason why women prefer to play casino games because it's easy to learn

You know one thing about gambling is that no one goes into it without being inspired by something (it could be and inspiration from another player) and what ever inspired the person is definitely someone or something that the person can actually learn what ever they want to know from. For example, if perhaps am not a gambler but I saw you gambling, If I like it, I could actually ask you to teach me.

I am sure most of the casinos have simple explanation on how to play the games such as dice, blackjack or plinko. The interface itself makes the game very obvious. If someone would need a manual or a instructional essay (sounds very boring), then I am pretty much confident that the casino has a very bad UI. Improving the UI would be a better move than creating an instructional essay. Same goes for the slot. You dont need big brains to know how to play it. Just hit a button and you either win or lose. The game mechanics such as free spin and stuffs are always explained at the beginning.

Some of the benefits of providing game manuals/instructional essays from my findings, may include the fact that it helps to improve the gamblers experience, it helps to increase players retention memory capacity, it helps to enhance responsible gambling in the society, it helps to reduce the confusion and frustration that is felt during gambling and provides a competitive edge that is second to none.

These days however, I find out that some casinos do not include games manual or instructional essays on their website, which would have helped immensely in detailing how to play their latest games released or older games properly.
That is, for the new gamblers joining these casino sites or still learning how to properly gamble with the games they have, instead of letting them waste more resources online to watch videos on how to play such games or from funds during losses without learning much, these casinos would have helped reduce cost and increase player efficiency as well as winning potential and responsible gambling experience.



Therefore, I think if modern casinos were to adopt some best practices like  providing a concise and easy-to-understand game rules, Offer interactive demos or trials for newbies, provide links to external resources on social media like YouTube/Instagram /telegram tutorials,  Host gaming workshops or webinars on their site for newbies and Develop mobile apps with built-in tutorials, am sure that they would have redefined the gambling experience because by providing or making the availability of comprehensive game guides possible before joining their sites as fulltime gamblers, casinos would have been able to enhance the player experience, reduce the confusion often experienced by gamblers and promote responsible gaming/gambling practices.

*What do you think?

*Why do you think casinos do not include games manual or instructional essays on their website?

I don't think the essence of providing sample or a demo practice play is showing gamblers how to beat them, no. What I think is if they have a demo version of their games and how to do the elementary task of starting up the game, deposit to play and review all necessary challenges that a gambler may encounter before the actual gambling or staking then it would make things alot  easier and bring them more patronage instead of frustrating newbies on the games. To show a demo version is not giving out strategy or "winning strategy".


Just as said and I agree with you that casinos won't show you what to do to beat them. You have to play your game by your strategy and expect that you will be lucky on the day.

That's literally what I see about this.. some gamblers already knows how these games works. So I don't see the need to create a Manual for the games. Most time you see these games being played online especially on YouTube and some gamblers even gets to know that they exist. What is also think is that 50% of the gamblers won't want to spend their time reading a manual because it won't help in your winning.. the casino or game interface are usually self explanatory.. you see each button having a wrong of what they do so it's not really necessary to have a Manuel.

The version that immediately comes to mind is that casinos simply do not want to post instructions and essays so that players can learn the interface and mechanics of new games at the cost of their own money. Spending money on erroneous actions.

But in general, on YouTube we can always find videos made by streamers in which they play new types of gambling games, for example, I saw that when new games appeared in Roobet, such as mission Uncrossable, many streamers immediately showed how they play this game.

Some of the benefits of providing game manuals/instructional essays from my findings, may include the fact that it helps to improve the gamblers experience, it helps to increase players retention memory capacity, it helps to enhance responsible gambling in the society, it helps to reduce the confusion and frustration that is felt during gambling and provides a competitive edge that is second to none.

Yea, you are right. Some favorite and popular games are just straight forward, you don't need to think much to master how the game is played. Also, those casino games requires just a very small wagering amounts like $0.01 or way less in some casino, therefore if anyone wants to learn how to play a game, you could just risk small amounts like I mentioned above until you master how to play the game. For example, $0.01 Xs 100 plays is just $1, quite enough to observe the game and know how it works.

The version that immediately comes to mind is that casinos simply do not want to post instructions and essays so that players can learn the interface and mechanics of new games at the cost of their own money. Spending money on erroneous actions.

But in general, on YouTube we can always find videos made by streamers in which they play new types of gambling games, for example, I saw that when new games appeared in Roobet, such as mission Uncrossable, many streamers immediately showed how they play this game.