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Pending with internal notifications (!?)

Someone may not have missed an internal notification with some bonus, prize, freebet, but not login, for a certain time it can happen and more these days.

So missing some of the aforementioned may be annoying, but the updates of the ToS must arrive at the minimum email. In fact If the Casino has its Ann, it should do it that way too

These are the notifications that I have ever received only inbox and never email:

• 1.- Important modifications in the terms and conditions.
• 2.- Deposits.
• 3.- Bonus.
• 4.- Freebet.

Number 1; are few casinos that do not notify via email, but of the following three there are really few who notify via email.

Note: points 2,3,4 are relevant when you have won or received a prize as a user, it is not general promotions.


If you have any relevant amount in any casino, do not leave more than 7 days or a month without logging in.

You think that internal notifications should have notifications via email?

It depends, though it will be great to have an option to receive notifications through email or through the platform just like what websites are asking on their newsletters whenever we read their content. I'm an email guy, and the first thing I do in the morning after waking up is checking my personal and business email to see if anything important is there and immediately set up plans in my head to take care of what the email says. There are also others who want have their emails clean, and only get notifications on the platform itself. It depends on the person, and gambling platforms should have that option as a standard IMO.

Yes. My personal preference is for local notifications which go straight into my email. Especially when it comes to important changes in Terms of use.

However, it should be available as an option in the platform's user settings. Some users hate having their inbox flooded with notifications, particularly if they use the same email address for business and personal purposes (personally I would never do that).

When it comes to emails that are used on gambling purposes then im not really making use of my personal business email which its a  dumb thing that you would mixed up those things
and im also a type of guy who dont have a spammy or messed up email inbox when i do tend to check it so its my personal preference on seeing those notifications
to be on site but having an option on directly be going to your email is a nice stuff to have.

Hi, Ty fyrA!!

In general, I think we all always check email, although it is not a topic here, I think one should not mix personal emails with casino emails, well at least as a basic security rule. So in my case I have different emails even if the casino is Fiat or crypto, but anyway, that is not the issue, but if the query without having to log in.

I recently lost some freebet, they were assigned to me on a Monday and I had 72 hours to activate them, my fault, but for reasons of time, that week I logged in on a Thursday.
I am sure that if the notification is via email,  I login immediately, the money calls.

Recently a casino asked to make the withdrawal of funds for certain countries in a period of 7 days.
I saw that message so late in my casino message inbox, fortunately it did not apply to me, but this was a high priority message, but reading their ToS, it is specified that they are not required to notify by email.

If the answer is simple, you have to be aware, whether you receive notifications or not, but whoever is free to NOT log in for a week, launch some satoshis to my account.  :)

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Not all casinos have the option to enable internal messages so that they can also be made via emails, for example in these times that bitcoin and ETH with such long hours or days, it is good to receive these notifications in your email.

^{fyrA: for your answers}

I also prefer having notifications to be sent through my emails since i'm used to checking my inbox most of the time rather than logging in every single day. I have no issues with logging in but I think it's much more convenient and it improves visibility of the notifications overall when you have the option to receive it in your email unless you have a lot of time on your hands and always logs in on every gambling site for no reason.

Getting notifications on email sometimes is very annoying, especially if not relevant at all.
On some gambling platforms, most notifications are first sent in internal and from their, different type of notifications, the most important/relevant notification will sometimes be sent on your email, depends on how your account preference.
There is also some gambling platforms that you can configure your notifications where you will select the type of notification that will be only sent to your email, which is the best for me.

I think so. If I didn't receive the email which my phone also notifies me when there is a new email received, I will miss the bonuses given to me and the cashback they giveaway. After a losing streak, I will definitely be grateful for the casino to have given me another chance when they emailed me something new not just about their TOS update.

But I think they need to add choices just as this forum did give a choice, some users are not really reading emails anymore because they are just using the throwaway emails.

I think I have never skipped a notification because I log in daily in the casinos I play.I can proudly say that I have received a lot of bonuses,mostly free spins but I have won quite some times while using this bonuses.

Most of my gambling platforms were opened with same email and the funny thing about this email is that is been abandoned becasue theses same casinos platform spam the inbox till i got tired of it. For some months i haven't check this inbox becasue of different spam messages i do receive from some of these casinos.

Though, i almost visit these casinos weekly for internal notification updates, this has be the only means i get their information and not bordering about the emails boxes. Basically, casino platforms that implement the internal notification and same inbox should be the best IMO.

Lol cashbacks always Notification  in our account and not needed to wait for emails. All gambling sites that legit cashback/rakeback notif comes every now and then.
That is what stupidity means in gambling account creation , there are cases that when they have comes an issue and then their email is not accessible so what happened?

Best to use even throw away email but make sure you will still have access.

It should be an option, but not a necessity. It's like those boxes you tick to agree on whether you want to receive promotional info about the casino you're currently registering on. Users should always be allowed to choose whether they allow casinos to email them or not. As for TOS changes, I highly doubt they wouldn't email users for something as important as that. They might even require users to re-register or just repartee that they still agree on the TOS that the site has.

I myself have had experiences with being emailed, though most of them are just promotional info and not really important stuff. Glad that I could read something else whenever I check my emails about some personal/work-related stuff though.

I have hyperlinks to online casino sites indicated in the diary tab. 

Every morning I drink a hot cup of coffee, eat a croissant with chocolate cream, and then open a browser tab that goes to online casino sites.  This is the most convenient option for me.  Therefore, I do not miss important notifications.  It annoys me very much that my email is full of spam.  I delete unnecessary emails, but over time they reappear. 

Advertising professionals love to write me letters, but this love is not mutual.  In fact, this violates the principle of information hygiene. 

This is why I don't check my email very often.

Specially when you are still on that registration page where i do usually uncheck that receiving promotions and updates/offers by the house where i dont really like for some those emails that do flood my email.

Just like what others said above that i do usually set new email which are only good for my gambling activity. Message isnt that bad though but i do missed out most of the times since im not
really active on opening my mails thats why i do prefer internal notifications.

Im really a fan on clicking that notification icon if theres some alerts or indication where i do usually click or really easily get my attention.Actually this is just a matter of preference.

I would prefer to receive personal notification about the bonuses and promotions straight into my Email account. In that way, I would be able to get notified no matter what I do because we won't be able to check posts from Ann thread most of the time. It's still important that we'll get complete and detailed messages about the latest promos that a certain casino site offers.

Online casinos found a way to improve their promotional ads that is why email notifications has been popular lately.
Well, some of the online  casinos are having reminders about their bonuses, progress, deals and promotions via email and via telegram channels.  Not only that, they are into social media and we are able to be updated because even if we havent check our email, those latest update reminders and  posts from their twitter and facebook is a big advantage.

As for me, I am tuning in with other online promotions. Others might not wanted to be flooded their mail account with spam emails, in that case other casinos has an option to disable the  notifications via send email.

I believe almost all casinos are guilty of this habit at some point (sending email about their promo and not sending email about TOS update) but there's a casino that offer sports betting which I withheld the name, I place a boxing game bet on there, never login for a long time and the fight is yet to happen but the last time I login there I don't see the bet I placed or the balance I had on there.

Can we know on what gambling site you've been talking? Also its bit unusual for someone to make out bets even if the game is still very long time for it to happen where
you can expect that you might really forgot that one but well losing all of your balance and lost bets are bit shady.

About TOS updates and emailing its users then in all the years ive been playing this stuff had never happened.They will simply secretly altered those things if they wanted to.

In the talks about internal notifications then most of gambling sites now does offer or have feature whether you do like on opt to be sent out on email or not.

Internal notifications in casinos should definitely be carried over to your email because it's not like you're going to check your gambling notifications everytime you login. Personally, I missed a lot of coupons, freebies, and sometimes just regular updates and news to the casino I am gambling on which I still would want to receive and learn more about, moreso when it comes to the TOS that most gambling sites don't even let their customers know right away.

i prefer also to send important notifications to my registered email. if you are not daily logging in the gambling website, this will be helpful as most of the time, you always check your email. but as other users have also mentioned, if you have handsome amount in your account, it is better to check your internal notifications as you may missed something important that will affect your account or funds.
would be nice if you can receive in both - email or internal notif for vital changes. from the site's end - this is to avoid complaints from players also.

It should at least be an option. Players should have the freedom to get notified by email or not. It is their preferences that should be given consideration.

However, if sites were to send emails to their users by default, they should be limited to very important messages which could be classified as urgent. It may include important changes in the terms and conditions, important notices as regards their accounts, and the like. Promotions, free bets, bonuses, and so on should be kept out of emails.

These days e-mail notifications are send regularly once we signup on any of the gambling site. Apart from this telegram channels play a big role, because each and every information is easily passed to each and every user of the particular platform. The forums run by the gambling sites also help with more information sharing and notifying users about new promos and contests.

Another interesting aspect of an email is the email is often used by scammers for phishing and other malicious activities. Therefore, any legitimate service should clearly define what kind of emails they send to their users and what they can expect.

If the number of emails sent to a user is excessive, the user's vigilance may decrease as a result.

I do receive emails coming from gambling sites I sign up, this should be the rule, they should send up important changes bonus, and free bet it's a big advantage for them, email marketing is to remind members of updates so they can come back and continue playing, a good casino employs the best email marketing service, it's a powerful tool to promote their gambling site, it's an old marketing tool that internet marketers are utilizing.

This is also the disadvantage with emails. There is a possibility that you cannot tell which one is officially coming from the gambling site you are using and which one is just one of the many phishing emails that are proliferating now. One phishing email could easily take the name as Stake Support, for example, and you think it is official but the official email should be coming from Stake. So it is somehow more secure if notifications are all sent by way of the site itself, although it requires gamblers to log in to their accounts first to know what's new.

Absolutely! I do think that you do make a great point here that every notification should be actually sent to the user by email. This is important because every once in a while people do try and forget things. It's not always easy to log in and at the same time someone might have family problems, health issues. Casinos do need people to give their emails undoubtedly then they should also understand how to use them. I do think most of the casinos prefer people checking in the notifications through the website. This one is not beneficial for everyone . At the same time people have to understand the fact that if they are not using the money they should send it into a wallet and not put it online in a casino wallet for long it's not only unsafe but you would loose all the trading advantages at a uneven price. At the same time people use the casino deposit box as a wallet sometimes but that is indeed very dangerous.
Plus the user can always unsubscribe if he do feels that he does not need the notifications through the email so it's a win win situation. It does depend on the person also. They should try and implement it more.

That depends on the user and how frequent they gamble because sometimes it's better to have a bit of balance sitting on a casino knowing you're going to gamble again on the following week so you wouldn't have to waste more time and fees just by sending your coins back and forth.

And good thing that some casinos including stake have their own telegram channel to confirm any kind of rewards, bonuses and updates.

I have said it earlier that I'm going to mention the name of the sports betting site cause it will tarnish their reputation and no one complain about this issue before and after what happen to me i don't think mentioning name will be good and the last time I check it just a few dollar bet.


This will only happen if the sports bet you use are those that require email address for registrations or after.

This is good. But the problem stays the same. Telegram is so much infested with fake channels. Worse, these fake channels look so official. There is almost zero difference between the official channel and the scammer's channel. In fact, it is normal to see a scam channel having more members than the official channel. I have been contacted a number of times by certain individuals claiming to be official members of Stake. To one who is not so vigilant, he might get victimized.

If you are to confirm through a Telegram channel whether the rewards, bonuses, and updates are true or not, why not just do it on the official site itself?

Notifications and emails are equally annoying in my opinion, especially if they are just for their promotion which I don't like because most of the time, these promotion are only made to make you spend more money, even if it is a free money, most of the time you can't withdraw the money.

It's part of the marketing tool of the gambling site if they are new updates or features of their gambling sites, whether you like it or not once you sign up to a gambling site, you should be prepared to receive such newsletter, don't mark it spam, the next newsletter could be very important for all members if you don't want to receive this newsletter check the gambling site if there is an option to turn off the notification.

every website should put an option if you want to recieve promotional email or not in the sign up form but on some sites that i registered with they already have this  . if not , there must be an option to turn off promotional mails in your profile settings  . if not again , the last option you can do is to mark them as spam , report & unsubscribe or mute them in your emails  .  for me its okay to recieve them , im not annoyed or whatever but it do helps to find promotions that you may be interested with in the future   .

They should add some option if you want to subscribe to their newsletter because not everyone really cares if they are doing some promotion and if it is an important announcement then they aren't going to put that in their newsletter, the best is to put it in the website itself. Not everyone wants the notifications but they are still playing.

Notifications are quite important most especially when you win a bet and for bonuses at times. I could remember not logging in to one of the betting site I was deposited some funds for a long time and I got a whopping bonus but I didnt get notified about it through email. I almost lost out if not that I just got moved to visit the site and was lucky to find my bonus which had only but two days more if not used would be recycled out of my dashboard.

Email notification should be important for relevant updates as well as imformations that adds meaningful value .

Quite right, there are times that those scammers adds more participants than the original channel.

For those who are not aware they can easily victimized by this kind of tricks, both have good points and personally this thread
is a good channel to open more suggestions for the benefits of both sides, gamblers and gambling site owners should have always have  good communications.

You mean that you want everything to your email? If you are too conscious about not missing out all of the above things then you should regularly check your casino inbox; I agree you must be playing in multiple places but you must prioritize your favorite and important houses so that you will be checking at least there alone regularly.

Because we cannot expect the gambling houses to send us email for each and every update; that will definitely ending up in spamming out our email. (Just yesterday I have  seen someone is complaining about binance for spamming out their inbox in trading discussion board; such people definitely may not have preferences like you).

I think a lot of casinos and gambling sites are self-confessed offenders to the fact that they don't actively update their users in any way shape or form that their terms of conditions have changed. A very big defining factor on how the users will enjoy their gambling and they do not exert even the slightest effort to at least email everyone that their conditions have changed. Just shows how the crypto gambling industry still has a lot of room to grow.

This is the best way to inform every gamblers about the update and seriously, my email are full of gambling notification but its not about the update, its about their on-going promotions and a lot of marketing emails.

I've also received some emails about the system updates and ToS, I think this is already happening on some gambling site but not all, if you're not active with your emails then at least monitor the gambling site you're playing with, they'll post the update for sure.

Of course they would be sending out those promotions and marketing emails which is normal and that when you do check out that box when you are just registering.

Most of the time they would really be asking out wether you do allow notification emails and updates.So its up to ones choice if he would decide to be that way.

Majority of the gambling sites today does have that internal notification in case you aren't an email guy who do often check out mails.

Well, as you will know thid industry has a lot of new casinos coming in and out but I agree that these casinos need to update their customers as well by sending emails notification in case they have changed their ToS. These new casinos probably needs more room to grow or you can simply send them a feedback and suggestions if you really want them to make this to happen.

I'm sure most of the reputable online casinos out there are all aware about this already because they were in it before.

They should have both, some gamblers are on vacation and they are not log in for an indefinite period of time but they do open their emails, and some gamblers are log in to their gambling dashboard but they seldom open their emails, internal notifications and email are notification are two powerful tools used by internet marketer and project administrator and they both tools and ways get the job done for them.

Through email you can also validate that the update is legit, so this is important to every gambler.
We should always monitor those notifications so we can know the updates especially in terms of KYC update since I saw a recent update on KYC with the gambling site I'm playing with. You can also expect more promotions on your email once you signed in to their notification updates, that's fine to also know the current promos of that gambling site.

And that's why an internal notification is needed. Email notifications are just general updates about what's happening in the site, including changes and major promos. Internal notifications, on the other hand, would include a lot more information and data with regards to free promotions, free rewards, etc.

Well, it wouldn't be new, some crypto casinos literally started from just two, three people wanting to use crypto instead of fiat, and introduced it so as to innovate the system. Said people who are new wouldn't naturally be able to take into account everything since, again, it is their first time (though it isn't really a valid excuse imo).

That's not for me to answer since stake distributes their weekly and monthly rewards through coupons and the only way to get them is through telegram. And even though the risk is still there I think you're less prone to joining a fake channel since you can simply confirm it with the support. I guess it just depends from one experience to the other since i'm only following a couple of channels on telegram and haven't had a bad experience so far. 

a casino will not missed anything because a gambler can complain and they will loose a costumer .
 if a gambler didnt login for a long time it was its fault and not by the casino and casino didnt make the notification go in the email because they want to forfeit everything when the gambler misses out of collecting it . thats is part of thier business strategy .
policies are notified in the beginning of the site if they have updated it or not but they are never delivered in email

Some casino did not make the notification through email, but the other casino makes it to announce any update from their website, including special news or events.

But if the gambler does not login into their account for a month or so, that will be the gambler responsibility and that is not a mistake from the casino if they do not email the gambler. I agree that policies are notified in the beginning when the gambler register on that site so the gambler can know what they need to do on that casino.

Don't know which casino doesn't do a email notification since its annoying especially if we want to hear something good coming from them, also it helps their costumer to be notified regarding on promotion or account forfeiture. Although its gamblers responsibility to make their account active but still we cannot avoid some situations that we will became inactive due to some important matters or emergency reasons so if casino would not do a due diligence to notify thru email their costumer about their future actions well they show how bad service they give to their gamblers.

Something similar happened recently at Roobet casino. I used to get email updates about their promotions on a regular basis. However, when there were significant changes to their terms of service, they did not give any warning. There was no notification on their website either.

Many users have begun to complain that they suddenly have to complete a Level 1 KYC verification and submit their personal information. When I went to check on the Roobet platform, I was greeted with an unwelcome surprise: a pop-up form for submitting personal information that could not be skipped.

In my opinion, any change in KYC policy which must be announced everywhere; because in crypto world privacy must be the first priority for most people and suddenly changing KYC policies will definitely lead to frustrations for most people. So, casinos must care and ensure about smooth stay of their customers; for that announcing in all channels will help.

I agree because not all gamblers will not signup with their primary email while registering with casino; they may do check the emails very rarely which was used to casino sign up but they must have some other primary email to check frequently. I am also into this practice just to fight against spamming and to keep eliminating my email not getting circulated to all the hands as much as possible.

I have a separate email address for personal matter and one email add exclusive for gambling. I dont really like to receive emails that are not really important especially if im not interested on it.

Thats why they must have an option on their site on which notification their users would like to subscribe. Because for me I only prefer to receive important updates so my email wont be flooded with unnecessary messages.

Only a few casinos and / or gambling sites that I at least allow to send notifications to email, but more gambling sites that I do not allow or at least do not subscribe. For me, notification to email is a nuisance for me personally because for me, that internal notification is enough. Indeed, when we don't get a notification in the email it will make us skip any promotions offered but that is an option, because I personally don't really pursue such bonuses so internal notifications are enough because after all, I also don't always participate in promos and bonuses which is offered.

You are right. But most gamblers use disposable email to just register on the casino and that gambler does not too often open that email. So even the casino send the email notification, the gambler will not know about the promotion, news or even the other things related to that casino.

I think the email notification from the casino will be important for the gamblers because they can know about everything related to that casino and not forget about the news. I think a gambler can note the site, so they can check it occasionally because that can avoid their account getting a block or getting the news from the site.

The truth is that casinos should offer every single possibility to their clients because as we know different clients are going to have different needs, I am an email person as well, I prefer to read my notifications in my email instead of on the website, when I login in the casino the only thing I care about is to gamble, I do not want to read an update on their terms of service just when I wanted to get fun, to me that kills off my mood to gamble and I could avoid gambling that day when that happens to me.

disposable email do expires and gambling sites now send code in the email before you login and what if the gambler wants to enable their 2fa ? 2fa will send code in the email . if they dont want to share thier own email address they should play on the gambling sites that dont require registration  .

Disposable email works for people who do not want to be active to gamble on the gambling site. But for people who want to use gambling for their activity will register a new email to be used for registration on all gambling websites.

Maybe they use disposable email for once to check or test the gambling site. Sometimes, I do that before registering with my email to know if that site is a good site that I will use later. But I guess that not many gambling sites do not require registration using email for their site because sometimes, they send an email about promotion, event and else.

I always used my additional mail for registering on any gambling related activity because they just drop hundred of mails on your account related to bonus,promotions,new games etc.So for these purpose you need to have seperate mails but most of them goes into your spam account.Most of the gambling site requires your mail account or phone number to register with your choice of username and even if you have not registered on that site and just have entered the details credential then also you will receive ton of mails as their AI algorithm will automatically detect your details and drop promotional mails on your account for registration process.

If it's direct concerns to my account, YES it's a must for me. And besides, it's not annoying as there are only a few times they are doing some emails like that.

But for newsletters, I sometimes opt out depends on how frequently they are sending emails.

IMO the best way to arrange notifications is to make an option for users where would they like to receive them because not all people have separate emails for entertainment and work. Many people also have work emails but still don't use them. In such a case - too many notifications may be pestering. Another solution may be if the user doesn't log in for too long - automatically switch from internal to email, to make sure they won't miss something important, e.g. ToS changes and so on.

You have the option like this either you want to receive those notifications or not so its already there and I suggest if in gambling, you’d better to have a different email so it wont compromise your personal emails. I still prefer to receive notifications through my account and my email, it helps me to participate on those promotions and I was able to win some money because of that

I'm with these internal notifications to be sent to my email too. And I think it's necessary for me as with lots of gambling sites I've been using, not logging in for at least weeks or even months is always likely to happen.

Since I'm using a separate email for my gambling activities, it won't pollute much my inbox compare to if I used my personal email about these.

Commonly, the new email notification only will be sent for those that are registered subscribed his email to the platform or newsletter.
Although sometimes we are not really comfortable with the news from the email, sometimes, they're more valuable and also trusted. We can see how the promotions and notifications by the only inbox or by eamiltoo.
And every platform has their own ways to give certain notification, moreover if the user is agreed if they send the notification by email. Sometimes, someone doesn't like being notified by email because it can make the mailbox full with that kind of notification.

It's true that there are very few casinos which send us all the types of notifications as mentioned in OP, but some of them also give us the option to choose whether we need such things delivered to our email or not (as if they don't make it mandatory but up to the gambler who will decide what does he want). And yeah, it does feel annoying whenever we don't get to know about freebets specially (I don't check my emails too often but whenever I do, I do check for such freebets and other updates). I've been a user at FortuneJack before and they do send emails too often with sometimes some promos and sometimes free bets, same was the case with Bitsler.

Agree with Fortunejack which they are really that active on sending out those promotional emails and free bets which is really that appealing for you to test and claim on.

For other gambling sites which i dont have much experience on whats their set-up but i do believe that majority of sites todays will really be giving out an option depending
or varying into your own likes.

Casino internal notifications is good too for those someone who doesnt really come to visit out their mails often.

It can't be applied to a notifications that directly involves the account. Notifs like "your account received a free spin, your account received a bonus" or something like that should be mandatorily sent to emails.

The one that needs an option is only for newsletter subscriptions.

Yes there are gambling sites that never send updates and upgrades about their features, this is very important for the members, they like to know if there are updates, some of them are not playing daily and they only play when they have money to spare, I sometimes did not log in one gambling site for months so I miss a lot of updates and only read it when I login or visit their official thread, they should use emails to send updates, it works to their advantages if players gets updates on bonuses and new features.

I have always love to receive notification from gambling platforms to my exchange, recieving mail usually got me covered and make me be aware of what's going on on the platform especially some new bonuses, procedure for claiming free coin to use and play bets. Such news makes you log in the platform again and gives you the opportunity to try luck and win some bounty by performing tasks.


I have always checked my mail if the team is active enough to make it legit and not something scammy within them.

So you're getting notifications from the gambling platform to your exchange?! I've never heard of anything like this before. Are you sure you didn't make a mistake in that post of yours?  ;D

I know it can't, but as you saw, some users here claimed that their email inbox will go "full" if such notifications are to arrive at their emails. I think everyone has their own choice and so the casino gives such things as options. It's definitely a mandatory thing to be known by a gambler but as I said, people who don't even visit their emails too often will definitely miss out on such opportunities.

Just like me on where i dont usually visit out emails which even on other notifications not only limited to gambling where i do always missed out some perks and promotions.
This is why i do agree that nowadays where this kind of feature is already giving out the option neither you would choose for email ones or you can simply set out
into those typical internal notifications and its true that this is can be seen nowadays on most gambling sites where you do really have that kind of option.
When it comes to player awareness then we do have our own preference.

The casinos that I use tend to send T&C modifications/deposits/bonus via emails. They don't email when I win a competition-based free bet (where they are giving away money) and I have logged in a few times to see a special promotion that was only sent via private message - they can be very sneaky. Sometimes they create these special promotions when you have not logged in for a long time as a way to get you betting again. Basically they throw out the most offers to regular users and they will often be on the site every day checking these notifications. From the casino perspective they like making and retaining funds, but users receiving emailed offers are more likely to "hit" the site and then withdraw any easy winnings. I'm not sure about your comment about not leaving money in a casino, as if you are using them they should be reputable enough to hold small amounts without worrying.

I think you misunderstood that part, it's not about leaving money in a casino but more on staying active after you've withdrawn your gambling money because there are scenarios where casinos give out rewards or bonuses that you're not aware and you could turn those into potential profits. Sometimes the time window for these rewards are so small you have to claim them within a couple of days and if not they'll expire.

Yes, it is better for the casino to give options to its players, whether to receive via email or just internal notifs. Now, if the player missed it, then, it is not the fault of the casino anymore. Because if you are not a regular player, receiving in your email will just be a clutter in your mailbox.

stake.com sends their notification on chat, its like a convo which I guess there will be no full inbox with this kind of notification. this is not really a very aggressive alert system but they are picking the emails to be sent to you.

if you are typically playing on certain games like dice, the emails you will receive will be related to dice. this goes as well for whichever sports you usually bet on.
for the not regular players, I guess the casino will send just about everything.

Yes, I agree. Providing the player with a choice is a good solution. However, I believe that email is still the best way to communicate important things. Email has its benefits; they can be delivered 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, messages can be archived and used as evidence in disputed cases... even in court proceedings. All of this makes them very useful for most important notices.

Almost all mail clients have the ability to filter incoming messages, making mailbox clutter less of a problem.

When it comes to promotions and offers then its just dumb for us player to give the blame to the house if we arent able to recieve those notifications because they had already
set out some options for you to take neither an internal notification or email ones.Its up to you if you are really that aware on how to check those messages or notifs.
If you arent that active then this wont really be much an issue for you but for those who do goes after promotion then checking out neither both ways or path
wont really be that a problem.

Receiving notifications from casinos via email isn't good only for players who can be benefited by bonus, free spins and other promotions offers, but also for the casino as it's a smart way to get attention from users who are offline from the platform from a long time. It's an opportunity to bring these gamblers back to the site in order to make them play again.
Of course some people get annoyed with so many messages arriving daily on their emails, depending on how many casinos they are registered, but there is always the option to not receive notifications disponible on each platform.

If you want to have a separate email address for your casino activities then that is fine but it is not really necessary, most modern email providers are going to offer you filters and those filters can do a very effective job at sending emails that come from a particular casino to a folder in which you can choose what to do with them, maybe you would want to read them in the case an important update on their TOS is sent or some new bonus or maybe you could just delete them after some time has passed.

I wonder if many reads here their spam or promotions messages, usually the messages from casinos or other websites offering promos or vouchers goes in promotion or spam which are unnoticeable unless we subscribe in their newsletter we will be able to read it time to time. I might only subscribe if I have a spare email other than my personal email thou since I rarely read emails nowadays.

I wonder what gambling sites are these wherein will sent lots of internal notifications that involves directly to the account. Can those who say that email will go full if such notifications arrived can respond to this? Once to thrice a month, I guess is the average number of mails a user is receiving involving an internal notification.

I understand if it's a newsletter as that involves regular updates or promotions about the site (like in Freebitco.in - it was everyday email but it was a combined update + 1 free spin). The bottom line, it's not even annoying if there's no option for not receiving internal notifications. That permission should only be an option for newsletters.

Yes I agree with you, every gambling sites should offer an option to allow users to accept or to refuse receiving newsletters and promotions from the site in their email box... But above all, another option to force important updates and notifications to be obligatorily sent by email or even by SMS to the phone number. At least for VIP members accounts and accounts holding substantial amounts of fiats and/or cryptos.   

At first companies use their main communication channels and in casinos case it's inboxes, your receive the message in a place (website) where you are. If we compare it's like receiving food directly in the stomach instead of receiving food via delivery service.

Btw, most casinos offer you custom settings on message types but you'll rarely find one that sends SMS on your mobile phone because it costs them money.

I don't understand these kind of suggestions. When you deposit the money somewhere, risk turns from the moment you send the transaction. Is there any 7 days money safety guarantee? Maybe you deposit money and something happens after 5 minute, maybe you deposit and nothing happens for 2 years.

No you're wrong shield132, the longer you leave your funds on a platform, the more you risk a bad surprise. Theoretically you can get something wrong in 5 minutes as you say but if it's an old and reputed casino an exit scam or a hack is less likely to happen in the next 5 minutes than in the next 5 years. That's a fact.
For the communication channels I disagree with you, substantial changes in terms and conditions need to be rightly notified to the customer, if they are only displayed on the website it means they are applied while the customer is unaware of them if he doesn't come on the platform everyday.  

Hi,
Well, it is not a question of whether they are annoying or not, that is a very personal collateral of each user because in reality sometimes you do not have to enter your mail tray with reading the previous notifications of your smarthphone is enough.

The issue here is the priority of the content of the information that some casinos, not all, give to get it to the user, depending on what they believe is relevant.

It is necessary at the time of a issue know if the "relevant" notifications of a casino are made via email or internal notification, especially those referring to changes in their ToS, that cannot be an assumption, that is why some casinos do mention of how they make their notifications in their ToS.

Although it is effective, it can be pretty annoying for the users if they have a lot of notification emails that they send to those players, if you are not a casual player then you will benefit from it but if you are a casual one then you can probably get something out of it.

I think that will be back to the player itself. Maybe they can delete the email notifications from the casino and determine which email they can read. But all in all, the email notifications can help the gambler know about the promotions from the casino. If the gambler is interested, they can visit that casino to see more information about the casino. I think the casino sends the email to inform what they did with their casino so their member knows that they are really concerned with their business, especially to their members.

Hi, cabron*

If there are users who register with type emails "I never review it" only for registration, but one should know in what sites use those emails.

The important thing over time is to know that it is preferable to be frequent in a few casinos and do not try to be in many.
Now is really relevant know about your casino what type of channel "stipulates" for your important notifications.

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Every single casino in which I have played has those features, after all it does not makes any kind of sense to invest in all the features casinos invest in only to forget to add an effective notification system that lets the players know whats new with the casino, they will be wasting their time and money if they did not do something like this, after all even if we like gambling it is not as if we are going to watch what the casino does 24/7 and know everything that is happening with it because we are playing at the casino all the time.

That's what I look for whenever I join a casino whether they have a different area specifically for notifications or not because if they don't have, chances are they won't even allow sending messages to my email about the promotions and I'll need to look out for such things on my own and I'm not that active on all these gambling sites always, so I believe that I shouldn't miss some major events especially free bets which I love the most!

I noticed the same, rarely getting emails from the casinos. Most bonus information I receive directly at the casino,or in some update news. On top of that I noticed that in discord it is much easier to find out about upcoming freebies. It's a bit tricky for us gamblers to stay on top of all these news, but I can also understand the casinos. They want to reward gamblers who are active on their site.

I believe that most gambling sites do already have this feature on where you can neither choose up if it to be on internal notification or would be sent out into your email
but basing on observation where internal notification is already a standard one on most gambling sites and it would be good if you can switch up in between depending
into your own preference because some of gamblers are really keen on checking out their mails or being active and some do just directly depend on what
they do see on that notification icon.

Dependency also truly depends on the gambler who frequently checks his emails if not visiting the gambling site too often. But if he doesn't even check his emails regularly, then it's the gambler who needs to be blamed at. I believe that sites must do like how Sportsbet does, Sportsbet just makes the notifications pop out whenever you visit their website which is quite good and attractive as well because it pulls the gambler to take interested into the notifications that what are they about, once he gets a glimpse of it already.

Hi,
What is your position (!?) Maintain a cordial dialogue, it is not necessary to use aggressive words or derogatory positions, it is about debate.  :)

There are notifications that do not arrive via email of relevance mainly referred to the ToS or any action that requires a user log in in at least 72 hours, it is just that.

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Well the point that arises for the debate is the opposite of what you mention in your post.
I think that is what they do very well  sending emails with a lot of information about current and upcoming promotions.
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Its just normal for casinos to emphasize their promotions and bonuses on where it can really be seen nor get the attention of a particular user which they might have the high chance
on hooking them up to play with that said promotion or perks which means its into their advantage since house do always wins.When it comes to checking mails then not all would really
be having this kind of behavior this is why its already been a standard into these on site notification or pop ups which are common but having an option would really be great.
It is indeed a matter of preference on someone who'se in play.

I'd much more like to have Push notifications available on gambling sites and I'm definitely fine with it because then, those notifications would simply show up through my Google Chrome or other browser's push notifications area and that'd never let me miss out on any single perks/promos that are meant to be carved specifically for me.

Yes, sometimes it gets really disturbing to receive so many emails daily. But some people don't bother, because they like digging each message received hoping to see an interesting offer they can join and profit an extra income from the casinos. Most messages are probably useless, although few of them might contain gems. And actually these emails can be good also for non-casual players, as they can make an exception and play for the occasion of a special offer.

If you know that a casino has good freebets/promos, then definitely check your inbox periodically.

They don't have the obligation to be pushing you emails about these promos, although it's probably bad from a marketing perspective for them to do so.

The problem for me actually lies within the fact that casinos like Roobet and Freebitco.in have fallen in love with email notifications that never seem to stop and are generally completely useless. I've even unsubscribed to a few of the newsletters given how annoying they have been.

They should send all their notification on emails too, in fact, they should prioritize this, all of us here are reading are login in their emails to see important notifications, not all gamblers are playing daily sometimes they take a vacation for weeks or months, and sometimes they forget the gambling sites they are playing because they are too busy, but if there are giveaways, bonus and important updates, they will remember and take the offers and get the updates.

These days, freebitco.in email notification for free spin is my cup of tea hence I do check my inbox more frequently even free spin links are expiring only after 24 hours (I am in persuade of reaching 100k rp so I feel every spin is helping me to reach my goal). After freebitco.in, I love primedice and stake's monthly reload bonus. I somehow managed to collect $180 worth of ethereum from free load bonus alone. Not sure, they will allow me to withdraw if I do no play anything with them.

Hi,
It is part of the situation that happens in how some individual situations are handled in relation to the subject, but let's not forget that it is mainly the player's responsibility to be aware of any notification on the way, as long as the casino does it.

The point here is that some casinos take the detail of making notifications by emails, internal and social networks, even some possess forums where ads are made.

What is important is to know what is the priority communication channel that your casino uses for priorities.

Same, the email notification is really that convenient when you have an email that's seperate from your personal stuff so you don't have to worry about missing out an email that's very important. I also receive some bad bonuses from other casinos that includes rollovers but it's very easy to skim through all of them and only check the ones that are important like the coupons/promos from stake since they never include rollover on their rewards.

Isn't that much better since they take care of their patrons and not just spray and praying the bonus towards all the registered account. I use Discord too but the notifications is a little annoying to me so I kind of in a limbo.

Eh, to each of their own maybe to me it is annoying but to others it doesn't bother them. But I hope that there will be some unobtrusive way to deliver those notification buttons someday.

It is just common sense really, after all what is the point of building the best casino that you can if you are not going to have a way to tell your customers what is new with the casino itself? That would be without a doubt a waste of money and that is something that no business ever wants to do which is why this is very common among the big casinos because they know that if they want to remain competitive and they want to retain their players they need to send them their promotions on their preferred way.

I think you can be unsubscribed from their email notification so you do not receive any news from them. Usually, every website has its subscription email services. If their members agree with the subscription the first time they register, they can unregister the subscription in the future if they do not need any news update from them. Maybe you can check it on every website email, and I think it is at the bottom of the email sent to you.

Ok, look. I've received an email last week from S**** to claim a small bonus (I think others got it as well). The offer will be expired within 48 hours.

That was a good example of a notification that directly involves our account. That kind of notifs should be sent to our email since if no such thing arrived on my email, it will just expire without even knowing that I received such an offer.

Not annoying after all to receive those as that was only frequent compare to regular newsletters.

This is correct, when you create an account to the casino you are basically accepting whatever terms they have and for the most part that includes receiving emails about their promotions, and while I can understand why some may find this annoying to me it is a great thing as I do not have to log in my casino account to know what are the offers I have available, however another way to deal with this is with email filters, after all you may not want to read the offers the casino give you now but you may want to do it in the future and with filters you can send all of those emails to a particular folder and keep your inbox clean.

I guess most gamblers will not get annoyed if they receive any number of emails if some bonus along with ;).
I do see these days another casino sends me free-spin everyday in email. I love it because  I am earning with that. So, I will not complain even my inbox gets spammed.

Other than bonus, I believe casinos must need to send email notification for all major changes in their TOS and about down time or any problems in wallet for withdraw/deposit etc. If they are not making use of informing vital things but only for marketing purposes means then people will definitely get annoyed one day or other.

Most of those offers and promotions would definitely be spamming out on your inbox mail and thats the thing i dont like this is why i dont really like to receive alerts not only on gambling
but in other websites as well but excluded into those things which i do see for it to be important.I do much rather prefer on seeing internal notifications on where you can
directly see it once you had logged in into your account.Its not really something that you cant just ignore if you do saw something is on your notification.
Its up to someones reference though because not all would be having the same thing.

I think that by law all services that send emails to your account need to have a way for you to opt-out of it if you do not want to receive those emails anymore, so if you are tired about this then just hit the unsubscribe button on the email and you are not going to receive those emails anymore, however I still think this is not the best idea unless you log in your account almost everyday to see the notifications that you are given, in which case creating a filter on your email seems like the best choice.

To summarized this:

Important things related to accounts, such as received bonus or changes = Mandatory
Login Activity = Mandatory
Deposit or Withdrawal activity = Mandatory
Newletters, subscriptions, daily updates = Optional

Simple as that.

I guess you are allowed to take names of the casino when you actually get a bonus, no shame in that. I also get a lot of emails from various casinos but it is not irritating as long as they have something meaningful to convey. I have a few casinos who send me almost 5 emails a day despite knowing that I am not going to play there ever again, they are automatic I know.

I get emails for claiming my bonus then I have no problem and similarly when I get an email regarding some kind of update or downtime or even some upcoming events like NBA streams were announced by stake and emails were sent so I don't have a problem with that.

Internal notifications like sportsbet have are also good but sometimes I do miss them.

An optimal solution that some online casinos are already using is that their users can choose which type of messages they want to receive. The best way to do this in my opinion is that when you are registering on the site that it asks you there if you want to receive general newsletters to your e-mail box or not. Important notifications that concern your balance on the site, a possible investigation of your account, a successful deposit or withdraw to or from the casino and other stuff that is about your money should always be sent to your personal e-mail address also and not only via internal messages because some players including do a little gambling for a few days and then don't log in to any online casino for a few weeks.

This is the usual system now regarding newsletters. Since it will be a daily email, users might found it annoying so an option of whether to receive it or not should be a necessary option to include by those gambling sites.


I agree that on that part, these personal notifications should reach our respective email as it now involves directly our account. If we missed one, it can be regretful especially if that was a bonus or reward with a limited time period to be claimed.

Haha that's so true, everyone wants a bonus and conveying your message along with a bonus is a great way to intimate the player about some kind of news or event that is going to take place.

You're lucky in that cause because I don't get free spins from any casino i play at, the best I get is sometimes a free bet and sometimes a small bonus which comes every month.

There ain't many updates and changes to ToS in casinos but I agree if they make any changes they should inform the player and make sure they agree to those new terms and conditions, although I am sure 90% of us don't even read the terms but as a casino they should inform.

Pretty much, especially the second and third point, it is really important to receive notifications about your login activity and your deposits and withdrawals as it will allow you to monitor very precisely if there is someone accessing your account, after all with that information you can see if someone is trying to hack you or if they were already successful and you need to improve the security of your account or you need to improve the security of the system you have implemented to protect your coins.

True, Checking my casino account activities after I log in is what I am doing every time for the past couple of years, It's more like my habit of making sure that my account is intact in terms of security. Also checking activities gives me a lot of assurance when playing on casinos that I won't get robbed by a hacker when my winnings are at their peak. Leveling up the security of your account is the very first thing you need to do especially on casinos where a lot of money is involved. Hackers are getting interested in crypto because of its nature and crypto casinos is one of the potential targets for them.

Doesnt matter on where you go get involved in as long it do talks about money then these websites or places would be the main target of hackers and also security

is always been an important thing in all sorts.When it comes to notification then i do also have the habit on checking notification internally since im not really that

much active on checking out my mail this is why i do prefer internal notifications rather than checking out on mail from time to time.

You are creating the right habits as there are many people that never take the time to do anything like this and it is clearly a mistake, even if your account was secure years ago there is no guarantee this is still the case, we know that new techniques to hack people are discovered all the time, new vulnerabilities are found and exploited and we cannot hope that what worked years ago still works, so it is important to take the habit of checking the logs of your accounts to see if there has been any attempt to get in your accounts that you do not recognize.

I agree that if you don't play to go to that casino for a long time, you shouldn't leave any amount because it might be hard to withdraw when you comeback and they'll ask you to comply with some requirements that you have to. I've got several casinos registered with my email and gladly, I'm receiving promos and other notifications that seems to be important to me because it's hard to maintain being active in all of them.

It's necessary to withdraw all funds if you aren't planning to play for long but in case of inactivity or closed from being a dormant account, casinos will surely send an email about it beforehand so the user will still notify. And I think it will take a year or two before an account will be tagged as completely inactive or abandoned.

And I also don't think there's someone that will keep money on some gambling sites unless they forgot completely their credentials such as email passwords and so on.

Dormant accounts would usually be considered after a year of having no logged in activity and also not all casinos wouldnt really be that strict when it comes to that unless if they
do plan to free up some space then they would definitely make out some cleaning but those take long time so this wont really be an issue.Its true that
no one would intent to leave up their funds on a gambling account for a long time since majority will be leaving out casino when they are empty-handed
and as said most of the time to those people who had totally forgot their log-in credentials.

Yes, there are rules about dormant accounts not only for casinos but for almost websites that has deposit/withdrawal services. They have a certain period of time how long they're going to hold that fund if it isn't touched for a very long time.

I've seen people that did that but it's not intentional. They've done that for some reasons but most that I've read was personal.

It's a must they are going to lose players if they are not sending their best offers and latest updates, they should understand that people are reading emails daily but not log in daily on the sites that they have an account like gambling sites, especially if a gambler has an account on a number of gambling sites if I am a gambling operator I will prioritize this.

Offers and any marketing advertising will always arrive, I assure you.

Although in defense of some casinos they actually do little spam or at least the communication is optimal in that sense of their promotions. But in any case it is about prioritizing the updates, but we fall into an ambiguity that is a priority for you or that is a priority for the casino, since it may assume that you must review their ToC occasionally

But in any case, for prioritize or reach a conclusion regarding the subject, this is a good post:

Yeah, it's true and there is always an option to opt-out of the notifications and emails from a particular casino if you want to do that, by clicking the unsubscribe button at the bottom of every email. I think email is the best way of getting promotional offers because you cannot visit a casino daily to see if there is a new bonus for you.

While notifications on the site are good when you are active on the site. For example, when I reach a particular VIP level on a casino they would not email me because they know I am aware of it and have seen the on-site notification.

Maybe some casinos send one too many emails which leads to the players banning emails from them. Casinos need to make sure they do not send emails for every little thing and if there is something a player is interested in, then only send those emails.

This happened to me once and it is a complete pain to go through all of that and I can only assume this has gotten worse since then, so if a person has not gambled in a casino for a whole month then they should withdraw their funds even if that means accepting the high fees as that is way better than to run the risk of your funds being stuck in a casino, however there are even more risks for example your account could get hacked and you could lose your coins or the casino could disappear and you lose your coins that way too, and there is not really any reason to take such a risk when you can withdraw your coins and avoid all of that.

I dont really much prefer on leaving my coins on any platforms neither on an exchange or a gambling platform where you dont know if those dormant accounts would be wiped off or would simply be asking
some verification in some cases but not all but honestly its not ideal to do so if you dont like to experience some headaches later on.Its true that internal notifications or been sent on email
is just matter of someones preference because not all is really active on checking out their mails and much prefer on seeing promotions and notifications in the site they were playing on.

This is a task that I wanted to do but didn't find anytime yer to do to check mails and read all mails or even in subscribed to promotion sites and casinos that keep sending promotions or ads thru email. I don't really read much my emails due to this promotion activities that's why there's a need to read what we are agreeing anytime we visit a site since some asking if we will subscribe in their notifications emails.

Different gambling sites dish out information through various means. Some through SMS notification while a few others give out information through emails either way the most important thing is that information is been given out. It's not wise to stay more than a day without logging in to your casino or any other gambling site because bonuses are been updated without pre-information and many people loss out of bonus offers and might even loss some gifts or free spins that would have made them get some earnings but losses them because the failed to enter their login to get updated.

It's wise to open it up sometimes especially if the site who send it out to you are legit,

Promotions and bonuses are being send and gives you the privileges to enjoy, some mails are encouragement to try new games, who knows luck go behind you and allow you to win decently, along the way if you are active into this activities best not to missed out and take time to open those mails that you are sure came from legit sites that you are visiting.

If that gambler does not play gambling too often, he will not open the notification on email, SMS, or other ways and seems to not care about that. But that will be different for a gambler who play gambling every day because he does not want to miss offers from the casino. It is how a gambler can know the information about the bonus and think he can figure it out by himself.

Thanks to all who participated in this Topic, interesting advice emerged, generally good experiences and opinions, for now there is nothing more to add. Locked this topic.

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