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Title: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Cryptomultiplier on September 24, 2024, 02:19:06 PM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?




Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Orpichukwu on September 24, 2024, 02:33:02 PM
I don't think there is anyone who loves to be stressed here; that easy free login is one of the factors that makes some people use the casino they consider their favourite today, adding together with other factors like fast withdrawal and their kind of service. 
 
On the aspect of the casino asking you to login back each time you want to make use of their service, I think it's more or less for the gambler's safety; staying always online isn't that good, especially in a funded account in case someone else has access to your gadget.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Davidvictorson on September 24, 2024, 02:40:12 PM
Personally I could switch to another gambling site for the smallest reason such as turn around time for their customers agent to reply to my query. Yes it looks small but it is very key. I may overlook the UI/UX of the website but not the other. Another reason could be the time it takes for winnings to be paid out or receive my wallet. So going back to your first paragraph, it doesn't matter whether the log in was easier or you you a laptop or mobile device, a great gambling site will always have returning players largely due to the quality of the service they offer.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: _act_ on September 24, 2024, 03:01:09 PM
Among over 10 gambling sites that I have used in the past, none is hard to access. If you are visiting the gambling site often up to some weeks, no login request will be required, the site will automatically log you in.

If username and password are always required for login, it would be frustrating for me. I will not like to use such a gambling site.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Fiatless on September 24, 2024, 03:02:45 PM
Most casinos make logging in very simple especially if you have registered and gone through KYC. The gambling industry is highly competitive because many casinos are willing to give gamblers the best experience. So, I think gamblers might consider switching to another casino because of the difficulty in accessing the platform. Anyway, gamblers will prefer a platform that is fair, trustworthy and entertaining regardless of the rigorous login process.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: ImThour on September 24, 2024, 03:11:16 PM
It does matter. The User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) does play a major role in converting the impression into a customer. For example, a YouTube thumbnail. If it's a clickbait, the chances are you will click on it. And if it's something very random and not appealing, you will skip it. In terms of gambling websites or any platform, If the whole process (Login, Deposit, Withdraw) is easy, people will be a returning customer.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Jawhead999 on September 24, 2024, 03:23:07 PM
Most of casinos are easy to login, either you use "remember me" in order to automatically fill the username/email and password or you can just connect your wallet to the sites. But, when it comes to create a new account, some casino ask to submit phone number or verify your KYC, while other casino only ask email and not required to verify KYC before deposit.

Of course almost all people want the easier one, although they will blame the casinos when they have a problem in the future...


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: cryptomaniac_xxx on September 24, 2024, 03:33:46 PM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?

I don't know if this could be a big issues for some gamblers, just now, I registered on a local website and it took me like 5 tries. Not sure what the real reason behind, it could be that they have a bad interface or my internet is just acting up. But in any case, I was able to create a account and login successful. So for me it doesn't matter though, maybe some are very lucky to be able to create any account on just one try.

Although I would admit that I got frustrated in the beginning. But I have to push myself as me and my friends have agreed that this Saturday we will go and play on this casinos or only betting with my brother-in-law so I have no choice but to register right now.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Kemarit on September 24, 2024, 03:40:25 PM

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?

If we can login or there are issues when creating a account on a certain platform, but that is a cause for concern in my opinion. If we have this problem, then gamblers will be mad as this very simple thing as this is the first thing that we do, we can't even make it on the first try.

So yeah, this is a big factor for most gamblers here as we want it to be simpler and not to complicate things. If we can't then we will go on the next platform and forget about the one that give us problems. Regardless if we used our mobile or PC, it should be direct and very easy.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Wapfika on September 24, 2024, 04:02:23 PM

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?


What do you mean by constant login request? Most of the casino automatically logout your account whenever you end your session already by closing your browser. Remember me function of the browser is the only way to solve this constant login however there’s some risk doing it when your phone was exploited by others since they can access your account by using the save credentials.

Constant login request is not big deal just to consider ditching the casino. I think the user experience on the casino games is what gives the impression to player on whether they will stay or not and not the simple login feature.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: michellee on September 24, 2024, 04:02:52 PM
Casino makes people easy to login so they can come back and play gambling. That related to our psychology where we can do that easily, we can do that thing over and over. But you have a control over yourself, you will not let you go to casino too often because you know the risk. Maybe you play gambling occasionally but you really want to avoid the problem from gambling.

Related to difficulty or ease to log in one betting account or other betting accounts, I think that will related to our mood. I feel that for example I want to play on one casino but in the other days, I want to play on the other casino. That will not be a log into those sites matter but that will be where I want to play gambling. So far I don't have a problem with this and easy to register to the casinos.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Frankolala on September 24, 2024, 04:05:30 PM
Currently login in to casinos website that are legit is fast and easy since they are after your money and they know that such factor might discourage gamblers from using their casino and will switch to another. Personally, I am always logged in 24hrs on the casino site that I use frequently.

What I conside most when using a casino is quick withdrawal and active customer care when there's any issue on ground. I also care about the casino UX and the reputation of the casino.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: BABY SHOES on September 24, 2024, 04:13:36 PM
I think every online casino is now easy to log in which is even more constant, nothing is more difficult right?

Sometimes what annoys me more is when accessing a casino is harder while other casinos are faster to log in and that makes me a little more stressed, but this is not a big problem, as well as the preference to other sites because for me I want to try new betting experiences at other casinos.

Of course the interface is important to me as this will impress.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Jody.Drummer on September 24, 2024, 04:17:52 PM
Most casinos make logging in very simple especially if you have registered and gone through KYC. The gambling industry is highly competitive because many casinos are willing to give gamblers the best experience. So, I think gamblers might consider switching to another casino because of the difficulty in accessing the platform. Anyway, gamblers will prefer a platform that is fair, trustworthy and entertaining regardless of the rigorous login process.
You are right, there are so many online casinos currently circulating, besides easy access, casino platforms sometimes offer their casinos in the form of applications which can be downloaded and installed for their players, I have done this once, but even though it seems simple, I myself am more comfortable visiting the site directly, for some reason, even though it is very simple if we have installed the casino application.
I think gamblers don't need to worry about casinos, in fact I think gamblers will not find new casinos, in fact gamblers will be confused about determining which new casino they will visit when they want to switch to another casino because currently there are indeed so many online casinos that we can visit, we can even find pages that are almost similar. However, whatever we do, we should still be careful because there are casinos that aim to deceive customers who visit.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Blowon on September 24, 2024, 04:22:49 PM
Indeed, ease of login access will contribute to becoming a favorite, but I often ignore the login, the most important thing is that the casino site I like is easy to make transactions, such as deposits and withdrawals and customer support, all three are the main points for me.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Rruchi man on September 24, 2024, 04:37:35 PM
... but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?
This is an individual thing to me because someone who is interested in logging speed will see it as a big deal, but someone who is not concerned about that and understands that there may be some delays while trying to log in will overlook it and not make it a reason for them to quit using a casino or gambling platform.

 
I don't think there is anyone who loves to be stressed here;
You'll be surprised that some people would prefer that it is not easy to login to gamble on the betting platform that they use as a way to control themselves from gambling too easily on every impulse.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Smartprofit on September 24, 2024, 05:02:08 PM
In my opinion, the simplicity and intuitiveness of the interface of an online casino is a big competitive advantage. It is necessary to take into account that many players (including me) play in different online casinos.

If I have technical problems with any casino (a long process of accessing my account), then my interest in such a casino may disappear. In the past, I had a negative experience when

I could not log into my account in an online casino. I still do not know what it was connected with, but the site worked very unstable.

It was a very unpleasant user experience, which I still remember. Already at the stage of creating a casino, the developer should try to make everything simple and convenient for the player. And I am glad that now I no longer encounter such unpleasant situations.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: danherbias07 on September 24, 2024, 05:12:47 PM
Before, I don't really care about this, but as I grow older it becomes a pest to me when I see myself logging in every time I just close the browser. There was this one gambling site that does that and I never played there again. So, the answer is yes. The constant logging in could cause trouble to gamblers especially if they are in a rush to play their game.
I do understand that it's for security reasons but there are times that it just gets stressful especially if you didn't even log out of the game or just accidentally closed the browser.
But as far as experience, as I said above, it made me never play on one gambling site just because of that reason. Sure, it's a shallow one but it could get into your nerves if you do it every day.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: CryptSafe on September 24, 2024, 05:30:56 PM
Constant login request is very frustrating and keeps gamblers off a casino site. Sometimes people just want easy access and not stress themselves for what should not be because already the casino games alone is a stress they would be facing so why stress themselves for login when it should be easier for them since they a gambling with their device.

Come to talk of it, the competition is very high amongst casinos to get more player to their website so they would also need to make the stress minimal for their client to keep the traffic flowing. Gamblers on their path also would not want to stress themselves as there are also good casinos they could use if they feel the casino they are with is not measuring up to standards.

However, it is still an individual decision and every gambler has his decision to make concerning their access to casino websites. Some would take it as a control measures to accessing a casino while some would not see it that way. Others would see it as a security measures to protect their accounts and vital information etc. It is all on individual level of reasoning.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Doan9269 on September 24, 2024, 05:45:27 PM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

One of the things i see can encourage for gambling more is when we are able to have access to the gambling platform, which in other way, we can say that it is very important that we found the casino of our choice to be more accessible to us than others, because when we are having difficulties in loading the page or the interface isn't attractive enough to have drawn our attention, then we may not consider gambling in some certain extent when it becomes unbearable again for us, but when things were as expected and going fine, we are going to gamble as we like and find it interesting to do.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Stablexcoin on September 24, 2024, 11:43:52 PM
Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?
I don't see any reason why should change their preferred choice of gambling because I find it difficult to sign in to my betting account. Gambling sites that take security seriously are the only sites that can have a prolonged interface and make signing in more intensive. Their reason for doing so is to ensure that the person trying to sign in should be the main owner to avoid hacked or stolen betting accounts.

Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?
Constant login requests after leaving the site should not be a problem at all. Unless the gambler is just too lazy to sign in. The steps are just a few, so I don't see any big deal there. The gambler should be truthful enough to say that they have a different reason for choosing another platform instead of blaming it on the login process.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: passwordnow on September 24, 2024, 11:55:16 PM
I don't think that interface of login or the entire casino has something to do with a gambler's decision to stay on a casino. Maybe it has but very minimal. I for the experience and the designs for most of these casinos are fine. I like a quick log in so that might be a contributor but for me, it has less impact at all. If a gambler is annoyed with constant login requests, that's why casinos have the "remember me" option or if you have once logged in and you never logged out then you'll stay there for as long as you can be. That's a good feature because it certainly is annoying when you have to log in every time you visit them and I think that most casinos are aware of that and they know how to improve their user experience even with the little details like this.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Wexnident on September 25, 2024, 01:08:46 AM
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No. Pretty sure it's just a personal preference for you but there's been a standardized way of logging in for the most part in the internet now and a LOT of people are used to that, so I highly doubt you'd see anyone complaining about "logging" in lol. Not to mention that I personally think there's any difficulty in logging in at all? Like can you describe how "difficult" it is to log in for you in those instances where you had difficulties? Describing it vaguely as "very easy' isn't exactly going to help us since again, in general, there's absolutely no difficulty when people try to log in anywhere at this point (afaik).

I'd say the only thing above the usual login/password interface is the scanning qr one, but that requires casinos to develop their own personalized mobile apps. Not worth it especially if they only wanted that feature lol.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Jemzx00 on September 25, 2024, 02:16:10 AM
In all of the gambling platforms I've visited and played on, I've mostly experience ease of login on most of it but there are some which is harder for example, captcha are always required.
Login interface isn't much of a problem, it's mose likely our preference and it's mostly is designed based on the platform.

In line with the topic, there are also gambling websites whereas registration is too easy compared to others website until you start depositing and withdrawing, which I somehow hates.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Julien_Olynpic on September 25, 2024, 02:30:49 AM
I know that most online casino sites have a fairly simple login. As a rule, the casino does not even require confirmation of your email. Or it allows you to confirm your email later, in case of a win. This is a completely reasonable casino policy. Users are spoiled by competition, most likely they will play where there are no strict barriers to entering the site. Well, almost all sites have a "remember me" function with which you can enter the site without a password. This is a very convenient feature for those who play with small funds.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Natalim on September 25, 2024, 03:15:41 AM
Most casinos today are super easy to access, and one feature I really like is being able to log in quickly using your email account. This wasn’t available before....you had to enter your username and password, which was time-consuming. Thanks to Google for integrating this, it's now much easier to access our favorite casinos. Of course, reputation is the first thing to consider, and if we're talking about reputable casinos, they’ve already adapted to this feature to stay competitive. I still see some casinos that haven’t adopted it yet, and honestly, I’d pass on gambling there.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Hirose UK on September 25, 2024, 04:42:34 AM
Aren't all gambling sites easy to access and can be logged in anytime and anywhere without having to take long time, so far I have always been able to access every gambling site easily and quickly and have never experienced any problems on all the gambling sites that I use when accessing them.
I think the only obstacle that complicates accessing gambling sites is when we live in country that prohibits gambling because of course all sites have been blocked for access with Google or we live in country that is prohibited by the gambling site itself so we need to use VPN or some other way.
So far, there is only one favorite and trusted gambling site that I use, although I also use other sites, but the main priority is still only in one place and quite often I also leave small amount of balance to play at another time, access or login problems are not reason for me to switch to another site.
Moreover, accessing and logging into the gambling site does not take more than 5 minutes even though you have to re-enter the username, email and password because everything can be completed in very short time if our internet network is normal.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Dave1 on September 25, 2024, 04:50:14 AM

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?

It's not really a good experience for us gamblers if even the simple login interface is giving us problem in the beginning. We can understand if this is the  first time that happen to us in gambling site, but if we haven't seen it before and everything is smooth, then we might get upset specially if we wanted to play and feeling very lucky.

So it's basically a turn-off for me, and I might look for another crypto base site to play. Remember that in this industry, it's very tough, there are a lot of competitions and this casinos should really makes our experience seamless without problems. So they should be providing us even at the tiny of details, a hassle free.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: ethereumhunter on September 25, 2024, 05:26:31 AM
If a gambler feels difficult to register on the site, he will leaves the site and search for the other ones. He comes to the casino just wants to playing gambling but meet that problem so he will disappointed. That is why casino makes it easier for gamblers to register and log into the site and they can deposit and withdraw without any problem. Many gambling site also have an instant deposit to gives an easier to gamblers to starts their gambling activity.

The login interface design is also easy to understand so gamblers doesn't bother to enter to his dashboard and choose the gambling games he want to play. The limit of the money is also the reason for gamblers to choose the casino because if they see a very minimum amount to deposit, that will be benefit them to deposit the minimum amount to start playing gambling.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Kelward on September 25, 2024, 06:30:02 AM
Most casinos make logging in very simple especially if you have registered and gone through KYC. The gambling industry is highly competitive because many casinos are willing to give gamblers the best experience. So, I think gamblers might consider switching to another casino because of the difficulty in accessing the platform. Anyway, gamblers will prefer a platform that is fair, trustworthy and entertaining regardless of the rigorous login process.
You deserve quality and convenient services when you're spending your money and any casino that comes short of this standards will loose customers. Quality and convenient services goes beyond the ease of logging in, it extends to giving gamblers quality experience till they exit their sites. The gambling industry is very competitive and any gambling sites that doesn't live up to expectations will not get good ratings and they'll loose many potential customers. In every sectors of businesses where there's high competitions it's always delightful experiences for their customers.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Jody.Drummer on September 25, 2024, 06:44:18 AM
If a gambler feels difficult to register on the site, he will leaves the site and search for the other ones. He comes to the casino just wants to playing gambling but meet that problem so he will disappointed. That is why casino makes it easier for gamblers to register and log into the site and they can deposit and withdraw without any problem. Many gambling site also have an instant deposit to gives an easier to gamblers to starts their gambling activity.

The login interface design is also easy to understand so gamblers doesn't bother to enter to his dashboard and choose the gambling games he want to play. The limit of the money is also the reason for gamblers to choose the casino because if they see a very minimum amount to deposit, that will be benefit them to deposit the minimum amount to start playing gambling.
Casinos will certainly do their best for the comfort of their customers including their ease of registration or others. One thing that sometimes makes players reluctant to do is KYC, some people are reluctant to do this until they look for other alternatives by looking for other casinos that do not require KYC from their players. In fact, this KYC request is also intended for their own safety and comfort in placing their bets later, because there have been several cases that have occurred with those who cannot withdraw their winnings because they have not met the KYC requirements. Most gamblers will definitely look for a casino that does have a minimum deposit amount, I myself am like this, because maybe we don't want to spend a lot of capital to gamble but want to get a big win, we must be aware of the winnings or profits in gambling if we do make a deposit with a small amount and can get a win then we should be aware that we are lucky, so don't force yourself unless you are ready for the risks that will occur, yes, that's up to you.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: bubilas on September 25, 2024, 07:42:53 AM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?

It is absolutely certain that all users feel the same. The thing is that we subconsciously feel that the application or site easily welcomes us, and a feeling of care and hospitality is created. And this is absolutely tangible. I think that the developers of large casinos really emphasize this because if the user does not like the long login and login procedure, he will simply go to another casino.

Therefore, I agree with you that easy login is cool.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: swogerino on September 25, 2024, 07:58:56 AM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?




I don't care much about login as much as a platform wants because they may have a security measure set by their cybersecurity department. However for me I just log in once after setting always 2FA authenticator and leave that as is because I usually use Chromium browser in a Linux machine and I am always logged in even when I turn the Pc off and on back again. Of course this does not work in private browsing and only in normal browsing windows. I am happy with this practice and I don't need to change my habit to login only once and even if I were forced to do it that would not make me change casino.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Adbitco on September 25, 2024, 08:14:31 AM

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?

If I am not mistakenly similar questions or topic has been raised before but that notwithstanding, I don't regularly change gambling site that much or easily be moved by whatsoever. To me the only thing that attracts me more in gambling site is their kyc verification process and with their fund withdrawal/deposit speed, you know most at times it takes longer process for some of the said site to release and confirmed payment from the next person or it's user.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: banana33 on September 25, 2024, 08:15:20 AM
If I am not mistakenly similar questions or topic has been raised before but that notwithstanding, I don't regularly change gambling site that much or easily be moved by whatsoever. To me the only thing that attracts me more in gambling site is their kyc verification process and with their fund withdrawal/deposit speed, you know most at times it takes longer process for some of the said site to release and confirmed payment from the next person or it's user.

it's indeed important to choose one that has a straightforward KYC verification process and a quick fund withdrawal/deposit speed. Given that different sites have different features, it's essential to find one that fits your specific needs and preferences. Ongoing concerns include the time it takes for some sites to release and confirm payments, which certainly needs attention. Ultimately, the best site for you will be the one that offers a seamless user experience along with rapid and secure transactions.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Perfectbaby on September 25, 2024, 08:22:26 AM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?



User interface is something that mostly attracted users because it will be so boring using a site you can't easily navigate through were you would be finding much difficulty to access the site, couples with the smartness of the sites that is why telegram casino are taking place because it doesn't required you passing much stress to login neither do you need login confirmation code or verification email. Just a click with your telegram it takes you to the betting interface and you can begin your process.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: coin-investor on September 25, 2024, 09:43:10 AM

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?

That will never be my consideration when changing a casino to play, unless it took me hours to login because of their tight security, My main concern has always been security and reputation, As long as the casinos are reputable and they always abide by fair treatment of their players, they secure their players accounts, they have no issues with hot wallets, and everything works fine—deposit, play, withdraw—I'm good with that casino.
I can suggest to the developer to tweak or address issues on login, but I will never replace them with just login issues.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Baofeng on September 25, 2024, 10:00:09 AM
You just have to think about it, if a login interface is a problem for us gamblers, then the reputation of that casino is already at the line of gamblers are going to report that they have problems with it.

I must admit though that I have some issues with a local platform of us, (horse racing), but I was able to solve it. But for crypto base casinos, I'm not sure, if the problem still persists in the next 24 hours, I might skipped it for good and look for other casinos to deposit and play.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Die_empty on September 25, 2024, 10:10:41 AM
User interface is something that mostly attracted users because it will be so boring using a site you can't easily navigate through were you would be finding much difficulty to access the site, couples with the smartness of the sites that is why telegram casino are taking place because it doesn't required you passing much stress to login neither do you need login confirmation code or verification email. Just a click with your telegram it takes you to the betting interface and you can begin your process.
Casino sometimes makes logging in slightly hard because of security purposes. That extra security check might look like a waste of time but it can help protect your account. Let's say you lose your phone; anybody can have access to your casino account without any restrictions. That extra security process, like confirming your account, can just be your saving grace. I don't support difficulty in accessing casinos because it is time-consuming, but they can be a security strategy to protect your account.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Jating on September 25, 2024, 10:40:58 AM
User interface is something that mostly attracted users because it will be so boring using a site you can't easily navigate through were you would be finding much difficulty to access the site, couples with the smartness of the sites that is why telegram casino are taking place because it doesn't required you passing much stress to login neither do you need login confirmation code or verification email. Just a click with your telegram it takes you to the betting interface and you can begin your process.
Casino sometimes makes logging in slightly hard because of security purposes. That extra security check might look like a waste of time but it can help protect your account. Let's say you lose your phone; anybody can have access to your casino account without any restrictions. That extra security process, like confirming your account, can just be your saving grace. I don't support difficulty in accessing casinos because it is time-consuming, but they can be a security strategy to protect your account.

They should make it easy, of course there could be security questions or what not. But it should not be so mundane that it will take us some time to login and play. For gamblers, we already know how to protect our account already if I must say.

But if we are so sure with all the security and we think that we did enter all the data correctly and yet the casinos are not letting us in, then frustrations sets in that we don't want to play on that casino because of login issues.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Ultegra134 on September 25, 2024, 10:51:26 AM
I haven't used a casino whose interface was hard to navigate or access—quite the opposite. Casinos want your money; the faster you access them, the better. Most casinos even hold onto your session until you manually log out, ensuring you remain logged in at all times, which is what I personally do, not only in casinos but for a large number of services. I can't be bothered logging in every single time for something that I use on a daily basis. It's faster and more convenient. On the other hand, unless you're using a password manager (such as Google's), it makes you forget what passwords you use.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: justdimin on September 25, 2024, 11:04:43 AM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.
Being easier and being highly secured are two different extremes and if you want to gamble on the go and you prefer ready to gamble with already logged-in account, then you should not keep more funds with that account. If you have decent bankroll then you must opt for 2FA authentication kind of things for securing your account and your funds. Even I do prefer gambling instantly, I have never opted for any compromise with my security measurements.

staying always online isn't that good, especially in a funded account in case someone else has access to your gadget.
I agree. But at the same time, I also hate to log-in every time. Once in a day like at very first time on each day, would be better for me. But, this is definitely not a criteria for me to chose or stay away. There are multiple other factors in consideration while choosing a casino to play with.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Perfectbaby on September 25, 2024, 11:05:23 AM
User interface is something that mostly attracted users because it will be so boring using a site you can't easily navigate through were you would be finding much difficulty to access the site, couples with the smartness of the sites that is why telegram casino are taking place because it doesn't required you passing much stress to login neither do you need login confirmation code or verification email. Just a click with your telegram it takes you to the betting interface and you can begin your process.
Casino sometimes makes logging in slightly hard because of security purposes. That extra security check might look like a waste of time but it can help protect your account. Let's say you lose your phone; anybody can have access to your casino account without any restrictions. That extra security process, like confirming your account, can just be your saving grace. I don't support difficulty in accessing casinos because it is time-consuming, but they can be a security strategy to protect your account.
You also forgotten that with same extra security check in that phone, if your phone got stolen same person can access mail to pick up the code to access your account. The main thing should be that when logging in your account, your security mail shouldn't be logged in to that same phone instead you can have them access to your pc while your some to your phone.
In summary, when dealing with security we shouldn't be that too open or too loose putting our security check into a device and move around with them rather we can have different device to access them.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Stablexcoin on September 25, 2024, 11:33:31 AM
I haven't used a casino whose interface was hard to navigate or access—quite the opposite. Casinos want your money; the faster you access them, the better. Most casinos even hold onto your session until you manually log out, ensuring you remain logged in at all times, which is what I personally do, not only in casinos but for a large number of services. I can't be bothered logging in every single time for something that I use on a daily basis. It's faster and more convenient. On the other hand, unless you're using a password manager (such as Google's), it makes you forget what passwords you use.
And I don't think there is any casino where the interface is bad. All the casinos I have seen have good interfaces because they hire good designers and developers. If they don't hire good team designers then they shouldn't have anyone to patronize them back to back. These days the first thing a gambler sees in the site is how welcoming and interactive it is. So that they will have that feeling of gaming like they are gambling on the site. Every gambling platform mist have a sleek interface, must be well-secured, and must be interactive using appealing colors, icons and illustrations as well as quality images.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Yatsan on September 25, 2024, 11:43:42 AM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?




There are some really insightful findings here regarding the psychology of online gambling strategies. Of course, there is a role played by the ease of access to an area in the player's choice. Especially if it makes for a smooth and accessible experience. Where a website gets the feeling across: it will be able to reduce barriers towards gambling that way. This is an easy way to make impulsive bets. And this can form a practical problem for many players.

Difficult to log in or to operate would also be frustrating for customers. This makes them look for smoother alternatives. This holds true for people who'd want to make quick bets on the basis of new information or to distract themselves from unpleasant memories.

My advice, setting limits, for example, so the amount of money in an account may be limited It also can be a helpful strategy itself. It might help develop some self-control in gamblers and reduce the temptation to chase losses. Finally, the design and availability of these components will make a big difference in gambling behavior.

I haven't used a casino whose interface was hard to navigate or access—quite the opposite. Casinos want your money; the faster you access them, the better. Most casinos even hold onto your session until you manually log out, ensuring you remain logged in at all times, which is what I personally do, not only in casinos but for a large number of services. I can't be bothered logging in every single time for something that I use on a daily basis. It's faster and more convenient. On the other hand, unless you're using a password manager (such as Google's), it makes you forget what passwords you use.
And I don't think there is any casino where the interface is bad. All the casinos I have seen have good interfaces because they hire good designers and developers. If they don't hire good team designers then they shouldn't have anyone to patronize them back to back. These days the first thing a gambler sees in the site is how welcoming and interactive it is. So that they will have that feeling of gaming like they are gambling on the site. Every gambling platform mist have a sleek interface, must be well-secured, and must be interactive using appealing colors, icons and illustrations as well as quality images.

I agree that an online casino has a well-designed interface. It is due to the fact that they have a friendly atmosphere which could improve the gambling experience. An enterprise website undoubtedly can attract users and keep them actively engaged if it is properly designed with good interactive design. More than aesthetics, though, I think it is ease of access and navigation that's more important.

Websites having cumbersome log-in procedures or clunky interfaces can deter a customer pretty efficiently. Even if it does look pretty Many players want to get there early. In particular, if they'll arrive on time, and will be ready to place a bet. Design is lovely, obviously. But functionality combined with usability also pretty great thing.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Pandorak on September 25, 2024, 11:53:35 AM
[...] Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site [...]

All gamblers have their own preferences, in the case of gamblers who want to play whenever they want, perhaps the ease of logging in is the main reason for them to stay on the site. I personally have never had a problem with an easy login method, because i'm also not a gambler who gambles almost all the time, i usually open my account when the weekend arrives. However, when i become a gambler who gambles all the time and plays on a site that has a difficult login method, maybe i will think twice about playing on that site & move to another site.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: shield132 on September 25, 2024, 12:23:11 PM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?
That's where the UI/UX design comes into play. I work as a UI/UX designer in a big bank where lots of people participate in UX research, analysis, architecture and etc.. So I value user experience the most and do my best to improve it, I even plan to get a master's degree in human-computer interaction soon.
User Experience has a huge impact on a company's success. It's easier for you to gamble on websites that have an easy login option, which means that this website attracts you and makes you gamble because of the user experience that it provides to you. You'll hesitate to gamble on websites that provide bad user experience to you.
Once again, according to statistics, a bad user experience can make company lose billions of dollars and good user experience can make company very successful.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: YOSHIE on September 25, 2024, 01:08:14 PM
* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money,
My understanding is that gambling sites use interface or constant design features, the same thing, in the name of gambling, of course we understand that there are pros and cons, interface and constant are two features that every gambler likes, they cannot be separated from each other, there is no difference, even if there is it is not a real problem for the user.

Choosing another gambling platform, if I think it all lies in the risk of financial limits, different gambling sites have different minimum deposits and withdrawals, as well as the bets placed are not the same, maybe at casino A you can place a bet of $0.10 at casino B the bet can be placed $0.50 and so on, That's the basis why someone often looks for and chooses a gambling platform to get games, the factor is money, not interface or constant.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Zoomic on September 25, 2024, 02:58:00 PM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?



Although this could be enough reason for some gamblers to switch immediately to another casino as not all gamblers have the patience to go through thesame tiring process over and over again. In some cases where the casino's services are topnotch, constant login requests might not really be a big deal to many.

There are lots of reasons that may prompt some gamblers to dump their current gambling site to other sites. They may include security reasons, unfavourable terms and conditions, slow withdrawal process, account restrictions, little or no bonuses etc. Every gambler and their preferences. Once a gambler is no longer satisfied with the services he gets from a casino, or their entire process, he can move to others that suits his preferences.



Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Wapfika on September 25, 2024, 03:04:51 PM
I haven't used a casino whose interface was hard to navigate or access—quite the opposite. Casinos want your money; the faster you access them, the better. Most casinos even hold onto your session until you manually log out, ensuring you remain logged in at all times, which is what I personally do, not only in casinos but for a large number of services. I can't be bothered logging in every single time for something that I use on a daily basis. It's faster and more convenient. On the other hand, unless you're using a password manager (such as Google's), it makes you forget what passwords you use.

Web3 casino nowadays makes login easier since you just need to connect wallet and that’s it. It saves time on login since there’s no need to type username and password just to access an account.

So far, I don’t see any casino that has complicated login unless the user itself set an extra security measure such as sms and 2FA verification to login his account. I try this before on one of my gambling account but it’s not worth it for the hassle since I only deposit small amount or an amount I can afford to lose.

New casino like metawin makes the login process easy due to the application of web3 feature.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Yucky on September 25, 2024, 04:10:42 PM
User interface is something that mostly attracted users because it will be so boring using a site you can't easily navigate through were you would be finding much difficulty to access the site, couples with the smartness of the sites that is why telegram casino are taking place because it doesn't required you passing much stress to login neither do you need login confirmation code or verification email. Just a click with your telegram it takes you to the betting interface and you can begin your process.
Casino sometimes makes logging in slightly hard because of security purposes. That extra security check might look like a waste of time but it can help protect your account. Let's say you lose your phone; anybody can have access to your casino account without any restrictions. That extra security process, like confirming your account, can just be your saving grace. I don't support difficulty in accessing casinos because it is time-consuming, but they can be a security strategy to protect your account.
Exactly! Restriction on login or frequent logout is due to security reasons. Online casinos make their website interface easy to navigate and accessible too, because human beings have short patient rates, it takes humans less than five seconds to exit a platform that is not functioning. I don't think casinos want that, so they make their platforms easy to navigate, so you can always bet, play, withdraw, and have fun. And for the constant logout, it's for security purposes, because if your site is open, someone else handling your phone can easily get access, so it's either you,  save your password or your login details to the site, use the 'remember me,' feature use and be careful of how you hand your phone to others.
Some of the sites might have log-out time, like maybe five hours of inactivity, or two hours, or one hour of inactivity, and it just logs you out, and that's for security purposes. But if you don't have the energy to keep putting in your password, you could just save it on or off the platform, whenever you want to log in, you just copy and paste, just like that.

Online casinos create their website prioritizing user interface and experience, because they want gamblers to have a good experience, so you can keep coming back. No online casino built their platform in a way that gamblers will be dissatisfied and leave.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: the rise on September 25, 2024, 04:48:13 PM
Indeed, a simple and easy login request will be a favorite, but that is not the most important point in a casino in my opinion, because convenience can backfire on our account, yes, it might be easy for other people to access it, the main point is the ease of accessing the casino and smooth transactions.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: tsaroz on September 25, 2024, 04:53:24 PM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?


Haven't had a deep thought about login changing the behavior of gambler but yes use of access do make me prefer one over another.
When I can access similar odds without having to login or submitting my KYC than I would. I have in past used multiple onchain gambling sites and now with the L2 transactions coming down and for most less than a cent, I have started enjoying onchain gambling even if I have to click a few steps more to place the bet. There I don't need to remember my password or worry about when my account would be restricted. I just bet and receive any rewards, no one holding my money in between (except for the period where the bet is unresolved).


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Samlucky O on September 25, 2024, 05:28:29 PM
Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?
It depends on individual differences. Most people will preferably chose a betting app that requires to login in each section they try to bet as a way of keeping the app secure and safe from third party interference. You know most people can bump in to your phone and decide to check on your gambling app, if they discover that your app is not secure, they can withdraw your money without your consent. Most people Also prefer leaving the app always logging at any moment to login at ease and it might be exposed to hack. So it's a matter of choice. The answer to your question is that if the app has an option of "stay always login" then there is no need for the person to think of diverting to another casino app. But if it has no option like that, then the person may chose to change app.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: boyptc on September 25, 2024, 05:31:32 PM
Indeed, a simple and easy login request will be a favorite, but that is not the most important point in a casino in my opinion, because convenience can backfire on our account, yes, it might be easy for other people to access it, the main point is the ease of accessing the casino and smooth transactions.
It's not an important point when someone gambles but that could be annoying reason for someone to stop gambling into a casino.

That's true that it couldn't be the actual reason why someone will want to stop. But our minds are quickly changing and deciding.

With little impact to our gambling experience if from the very start we're already annoyed through these login requests, we're not going to proceed anymore as the whole day is ruined already.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Perfectbaby on September 25, 2024, 07:44:40 PM
User interface is something that mostly attracted users because it will be so boring using a site you can't easily navigate through were you would be finding much difficulty to access the site, couples with the smartness of the sites that is why telegram casino are taking place because it doesn't required you passing much stress to login neither do you need login confirmation code or verification email. Just a click with your telegram it takes you to the betting interface and you can begin your process.
Casino sometimes makes logging in slightly hard because of security purposes. That extra security check might look like a waste of time but it can help protect your account. Let's say you lose your phone; anybody can have access to your casino account without any restrictions. That extra security process, like confirming your account, can just be your saving grace. I don't support difficulty in accessing casinos because it is time-consuming, but they can be a security strategy to protect your account.
Exactly! Restriction on login or frequent logout is due to security reasons. Online casinos make their website interface easy to navigate and accessible too, because human beings have short patient rates, it takes humans less than five seconds to exit a platform that is not functioning. I don't think casinos want that, so they make their platforms easy to navigate, so you can always bet, play, withdraw, and have fun. And for the constant logout, it's for security purposes, because if your site is open, someone else handling your phone can easily get access, so it's either you,  save your password or your login details to the site, use the 'remember me,' feature use and be careful of how you hand your phone to others.
Some of the sites might have log-out time, like maybe five hours of inactivity, or two hours, or one hour of inactivity, and it just logs you out, and that's for security purposes. But if you don't have the energy to keep putting in your password, you could just save it on or off the platform, whenever you want to log in, you just copy and paste, just like that.

Online casinos create their website prioritizing user interface and experience, because they want gamblers to have a good experience, so you can keep coming back. No online casino built their platform in a way that gamblers will be dissatisfied and leave.
Well at first I wouldn't encourage anyone to save their password online neither will I also advise someone to use the autosave feature because it's also very risky as well, what matters is that when you want to login you should be able to remember your password to login back to your account than just using the autosave feature. This is the worst things a gambler or someone who constantly surf online because you could come across a kind of phishing site to get your details automatically extract to them where your information will be easily accessible by them.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Silberman on September 25, 2024, 08:14:32 PM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?



The ease of use and accessibility of a website is always a major contributor when it comes to people deciding to keep using it or not, so a casino that is too strict on the way you are supposed to login or that logs you out after a short period of time will eventually lose customers against a casino that does not engage in those practices, this indicates that casinos need to be very careful when setting those policies or they may lose clients inadvertently.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Oluwa-btc on September 25, 2024, 09:11:08 PM

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?


What you're emphasizing on literally doesn't have such stress  and it has nothing to do with the design of the sites what's really important is your ability of being able to log on to the sites freely which us giving you difficulties whearas you're thinking the constant login and interface designs had something to do with it.But when entering such sites you should be careful cause like you said it's easier for you to gamble in the sites but things like this usually results to loss of funds and accounts being hacked sobto bevon the safer sides I'll advice you shouldn't be comfortable with logging into sites that don't deny you access even without entering your password for it.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Ultegra134 on September 25, 2024, 09:11:20 PM
And I don't think there is any casino where the interface is bad. All the casinos I have seen have good interfaces because they hire good designers and developers. If they don't hire good team designers then they shouldn't have anyone to patronize them back to back. These days the first thing a gambler sees in the site is how welcoming and interactive it is. So that they will have that feeling of gaming like they are gambling on the site. Every gambling platform mist have a sleek interface, must be well-secured, and must be interactive using appealing colors, icons and illustrations as well as quality images.
Well, it makes perfect sense because most casinos use a similar "template," thus the interface is quite familiar. I don't think there are many casinos with completely unique interfaces; I haven't encountered a complicated one yet, and I don't think I ever will. The point is to make you spend as much money as possible; if the UI is bad, then you're less likely to stick with the platform and will look for alternatives that make your gambling session easier and more convenient.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: terrific on September 25, 2024, 09:16:17 PM
IIRC, there was a time that I did experienced this with a newly launched casino. It was during the time when most smart contracts through ETH network have been building things like a casino.
You have to login everytime you want to gamble and you're automatically logged out because that's how it goes. Some have that login through wallets which is easier if you have your metamask wallet on your desktop or laptop.
Not a biggie to say but you have to give it a points when convenience is there from the very start, isn't it?


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Antotena on September 25, 2024, 09:30:54 PM
Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?


I'm not sure if this has any impact on one's way of gambling. All gambling website has a session and those sessions has times it expire for login accounts. If your account session expires, you will be asked to login again for security reasons which might invoked 2FA request too depending on what to the user use as an authentication, some people used mobile phone number but I what I know is that session on phone is longer than that of website.

As of login request, I am trigger by it whether it requires me to login every time but what I know is thag if you like a betting platform and there service is what you likr in every casino, you wouldn't go for another casino because of the satisfaction you get from them which is the best. My betting platform has one of the best session in the sense that even if I close the tab and open another one after a while, it will quickly show me and it's very simple to access and never get tired of me unless I don't have funds to bet.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Nwada001 on September 25, 2024, 10:22:26 PM
I agree. But at the same time, I also hate to log-in every time. Once in a day like at very first time on each day, would be better for me. But, this is definitely not a criteria for me to chose or stay away. There are multiple other factors in consideration while choosing a casino to play with.
Yeah, that stress of almost being asked to login each time you visit a casino is something else.
 
If the casino can give an option for the person to select how long they are going to stay logged in, it will really be beneficial not just to the casino owners but also to the gamblers because they have a choice to make rather than passing through that stress, as there are some platforms where each time you click on refresh or leave the page to another place, it will automatically log you out. 


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: famososMuertos on September 26, 2024, 03:37:27 AM
Yes, I stopped playing at a casino frequently, every time I logged in, it asked me for all the information, which is fine, there's no problem with that, but... if with the 2fa and captcha, The Casino it asks for both, strange situation, It was always the same, so I let it go.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Jody.Drummer on September 26, 2024, 04:34:08 AM
I agree. But at the same time, I also hate to log-in every time. Once in a day like at very first time on each day, would be better for me. But, this is definitely not a criteria for me to chose or stay away. There are multiple other factors in consideration while choosing a casino to play with.
Yeah, that stress of almost being asked to login each time you visit a casino is something else.
 
If the casino can give an option for the person to select how long they are going to stay logged in, it will really be beneficial not just to the casino owners but also to the gamblers because they have a choice to make rather than passing through that stress, as there are some platforms where each time you click on refresh or leave the page to another place, it will automatically log you out. 
I have never found a casino that provides a feature about choosing how long they will stay logged in, but if this is true what you said it is beneficial for players because they have a set time in other words they have a time limit to do their gambling activities because they should be able to have certain limits to prevent bad things from happening. I am familiar with what you said, sometimes when I bet on a game for a long time then I will switch games and press the back button it makes my account log out and have to log back in again, is this one example of a time limit set by the casino?
It is unlikely that the casino will have a feature like this, besides they will only remind them not to be able to stop by force because when players are playing, especially when they are in a profitable situation, players will find it difficult to leave because they still think they can win again and again. And with players who stay, I think this is one of the goals that the casino wants.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: ethereumhunter on September 26, 2024, 07:50:37 AM
Casinos will certainly do their best for the comfort of their customers including their ease of registration or others. One thing that sometimes makes players reluctant to do is KYC, some people are reluctant to do this until they look for other alternatives by looking for other casinos that do not require KYC from their players. In fact, this KYC request is also intended for their own safety and comfort in placing their bets later, because there have been several cases that have occurred with those who cannot withdraw their winnings because they have not met the KYC requirements. Most gamblers will definitely look for a casino that does have a minimum deposit amount, I myself am like this, because maybe we don't want to spend a lot of capital to gamble but want to get a big win, we must be aware of the winnings or profits in gambling if we do make a deposit with a small amount and can get a win then we should be aware that we are lucky, so don't force yourself unless you are ready for the risks that will occur, yes, that's up to you.
I admitted that KYC is something that people avoids but they can not do that since casino needs them to verify themselves when they are in the casino. Casino don't want to get a trouble from the regulator so they require all of their members to do KYC just to prevent abusing the system or doing illegal things that will break the casino rules. All members should understand that they can not withdraw their money before they finish the KYC process.

Out of that, casino will serves all their members better with many promotions and give cashback to loyal members so they will return to casino and spend more money. With deposit a minimum amount, that can attract more attention from gamblers so they will play on that casino and sometimes, they will spend more money when they feels excitement and comfortable. Giving out the easier for log into the site is one of the way to make gamblers return to casino.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Reatim on September 26, 2024, 08:27:00 AM
Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?
It depends. I have used a website where there was no problem with the logging in mechanism until they encountered some issues but since I have used that website, I waited until they fixed the issue instead if trying to look for a better platform. That’s because I already know that it’s good and a few logging in problems will not prevent me from using it. But if you haven’t used it, I would assume it would be pretty easy to let go of that website. It would just be frustrating and annoying to keep on logging in every time.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Mahanton on September 26, 2024, 07:42:54 PM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?



Totally depends on a certain bettor if this one turns out to be a hassle thing or not, we cant be able to deny that accessing or checking out your email and trying out to verify your log in is really that something tedious tasks for some individual on which you could really be able to think up sometimes that it is really just that too much (im guilty with this) but if you are someone who do really values security then you will really be able to appreciate out such gestures or system on which we know that this is really that more secure, specially if you are somewhat a whale bettor then you would really be finding up this thing to be safe or something that will really be feeling up so secure.It will really be just that depending into someones approach because there are ones who do feel out lazy but there are ones who do really that liking this feature.

For me, then the only thing that makes me that wanting to transfer into other platforms is on the time that there would really be some potential withdrawal issues or becoming that strict like having some
withdrawal threshold or something that do talks about those kind of delays on which this is really indeed a hassle thing to have. Also into those times or moment that you cant be able to see the particular
games that you are wanting to play, then this is the moment or time that you will really be trying out to transfer or look for another place to hang on. It will really be just that basing up into someones personal
choice and approach on things.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on September 26, 2024, 07:55:32 PM
For a few gambling sites that am using, I don't experience any stress or difficulty while trying to log in and I just see every service they offer as perfect for me. But any displeasing features or feature of any website can actually affect the choice of a customer and can lead them towards having a different choice for a new website, so if the case is for a casino, a customer can decide to change casino if they face difficulty to acesss their account all the time, especially when they have important games to play.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: DiMarxist on September 26, 2024, 08:42:52 PM
Personally I could switch to another gambling site for the smallest reason such as turn around time for their customers agent to reply to my query. Yes it looks small but it is very key. I may overlook the UI/UX of the website but not the other. Another reason could be the time it takes for winnings to be paid out or receive my wallet. So going back to your first paragraph, it doesn't matter whether the log in was easier or you you a laptop or mobile device, a great gambling site will always have returning players largely due to the quality of the service they offer.

Live chat and quick response means a lot. Because in the process of gambling there are some challenges you will face that you will need help Ane then the customer support is not available and the live chat is offline then it frustrates gamblers because at that time they want to solve the problems fast and continue playing or withdraw.
Easy login is one of the factors to stay put in casino. Like they're some new casinos that coming to the internet and using web3 and asking gamblers to connect wallets before they can use the site and the connection process is not easy and for that many would lest them and use another casino that is easy to use. There other factors too. Like easy withdraw and deposit.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Dunamisx on September 26, 2024, 08:53:51 PM
Some will say it that first impression last long, in using a gambling casino, we may first got attracted by the way of it's appearance on loading their page, if it's attractive to us or not, we may have to take this alone as what is going to gibe us the impression of using the platform or not, because of the first approach at foresight, some things may have to be more attractive in other to keep users on them.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: SamReomo on September 26, 2024, 10:07:43 PM
Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?
Yes, it's a valid reason to join another platform because if someone isn't comfortable with the interface of a site then that person can never be satisfied even after winning some bets.

User interface and login interface are also important aspects of a site or in particular of a casino and if those are full of lag and bugs, and want a user to re-login again and again then that user often chooses another platform where those two are in better state.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: ralle14 on September 27, 2024, 01:57:02 AM
Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?
It is enough to give you that push to switch if you prioritize those features, I used to stick to casinos with similar features because there was a time when most casinos barely had a difference and I kept getting logged out from my device.

Nowadays, I don't prioritize it as much, but I could still imagine others making the switch if they frequently use their phones to gamble because it's sometimes annoying to log in with 2fa enabled.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Jody.Drummer on September 27, 2024, 02:30:29 AM
Casinos will certainly do their best for the comfort of their customers including their ease of registration or others. One thing that sometimes makes players reluctant to do is KYC, some people are reluctant to do this until they look for other alternatives by looking for other casinos that do not require KYC from their players. In fact, this KYC request is also intended for their own safety and comfort in placing their bets later, because there have been several cases that have occurred with those who cannot withdraw their winnings because they have not met the KYC requirements. Most gamblers will definitely look for a casino that does have a minimum deposit amount, I myself am like this, because maybe we don't want to spend a lot of capital to gamble but want to get a big win, we must be aware of the winnings or profits in gambling if we do make a deposit with a small amount and can get a win then we should be aware that we are lucky, so don't force yourself unless you are ready for the risks that will occur, yes, that's up to you.
I admitted that KYC is something that people avoids but they can not do that since casino needs them to verify themselves when they are in the casino. Casino don't want to get a trouble from the regulator so they require all of their members to do KYC just to prevent abusing the system or doing illegal things that will break the casino rules. All members should understand that they can not withdraw their money before they finish the KYC process.

Out of that, casino will serves all their members better with many promotions and give cashback to loyal members so they will return to casino and spend more money. With deposit a minimum amount, that can attract more attention from gamblers so they will play on that casino and sometimes, they will spend more money when they feels excitement and comfortable. Giving out the easier for log into the site is one of the way to make gamblers return to casino.
Actually KYC is an important thing to do, some casinos definitely implement this, but there are indeed players who are reluctant to do it because they feel complicated or something else. In fact, if you think about it, the purpose of this KYC is clear for their own comfort and security in gambling, such as when getting a big win, you must complete the KYC that has been submitted by the casino. In addition, with those who do not complete KYC at the beginning but when they have problems when withdrawing, they have no choice but to complete their KYC to be able to make a withdrawal. The casino will do its best for its visitors and don't forget that they definitely have a comfort side that must be obtained by its visitors. Of course, by making them comfortable, it allows them not to switch casinos, when the gambling is over they will leave and if they want to gamble again they will return to the same casino because they already know and feel that the casino provides good service to make players comfortable in gambling.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: taufik123 on September 27, 2024, 02:43:24 AM
Actually KYC is an important thing to do, some casinos definitely implement this, but there are indeed players who are reluctant to do it because they feel complicated or something else. In fact, if you think about it, the purpose of this KYC is clear for their own comfort and security in gambling, such as when getting a big win, you must complete the KYC that has been submitted by the casino.
From the beginning, you should have read how the TOS of each chosen casino when it comes to withdrawing huge profits by including KYC.
I think all casinos will do that to protect their customers and avoid money laundering and follow the regulations given by the local government.

There are a wide variety of rules that may differ from casino to casino, but in general they will be the same if the casino is legal and has good credibility.

A login interface that makes it easy to log in should also be included with standard security.
Don't neglect security just for easy login, it's the same as providing easy access for hackers to break into the casino.

after all, it only takes 1–2 minutes to log into the casino, it will be nothing more than that except Forgot Password.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: adzino on September 27, 2024, 03:54:03 AM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?



I think almost all casino focuses on making the registration/logging in very simple for all users. Because it is the first thing someone encounters when they enters a casino. Yeah, easy logging in will make it users who wants to quick gamble return more frequently. But the casino needs to make sure that despite of having a simple signup/sign in, the accounts are still very much secure.  And yeah, to answer your question, the difficulty or ease to log into ones account does affect the experience of a gambler. Imagine how annoying it would have to be to keep on logging in after each session or after few hours. But I doubt there is any casino that would log you out due to inactivity.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: ethereumhunter on September 27, 2024, 04:34:09 AM
Actually KYC is an important thing to do, some casinos definitely implement this, but there are indeed players who are reluctant to do it because they feel complicated or something else. In fact, if you think about it, the purpose of this KYC is clear for their own comfort and security in gambling, such as when getting a big win, you must complete the KYC that has been submitted by the casino. In addition, with those who do not complete KYC at the beginning but when they have problems when withdrawing, they have no choice but to complete their KYC to be able to make a withdrawal. The casino will do its best for its visitors and don't forget that they definitely have a comfort side that must be obtained by its visitors. Of course, by making them comfortable, it allows them not to switch casinos, when the gambling is over they will leave and if they want to gamble again they will return to the same casino because they already know and feel that the casino provides good service to make players comfortable in gambling.
KYC is important to do to verify that is really ourselves but only if that document is in the right hand. The problem is bad people use KYC for their purposes so we often see abusing the data for other things and that will clearly makes not comfortable for us to do the KYC. That is why we must search for the right casino and that should be casino that have a good reputation so we don't have to worry if they will abuse or use our document for the illegal thing or even sell the document to other parties. The casino will not do something bad to their customers because they know that will effect to their reputations and what they did before will not give a good result and they will not achieve their goals. We also must care and make sure that the casino can protect our document with right so we can playing gambling with calm and relax because they can make us comfortable. That will related to giving an easy things to their customers so they will return to casino to playing gambling.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: junder on September 27, 2024, 06:32:18 AM
Some will say it that first impression last long, in using a gambling casino, we may first got attracted by the way of it's appearance on loading their page, if it's attractive to us or not, we may have to take this alone as what is going to gibe us the impression of using the platform or not, because of the first approach at foresight, some things may have to be more attractive in other to keep users on them.
Honestly, I myself experienced this when I was in the heat of gambling, where I gambled often and it was not done in just one casino. What I do is register and play and if the result is lost then I look for another casino with a display that I think is decisive, maybe the thinking I have is ridiculous where I see the casino from various angles including from its initial appearance which determines me to register and play or not. There are times when I experience where I get a casino that makes me doubt its initial appearance, but this is not entirely true because no one knows in the future.
For now, I no longer play by blindly looking for new and new casinos, I now tend to stick to one casino that I already trust and with gambling that I have rarely done lately because I have lost a very strong interest. This is beneficial for myself.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: DubemIfedigbo001 on September 27, 2024, 09:53:34 AM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?

In software development, there's what's called user experience(UX) which is the measure at which your software is friendly to the user. The easier it is for a user to engage with your software, the more competitive your software would be in the markets. Companies that consider their users first when developing  softwares are always having more patronage as compared to others who their softwares causes lots of cognitive friction to the user.

One thing to note is this, users are lazy and the more your software identifies with them in their laziness, the more they are comfortable with using your software and then the more patronage you'll get in return.

So if you as a user goes for a casino whose site is more user friendly and still reputable and reliable, you're not making a bad decision and it's normal to embrace easier systems to perform your activities.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Synchronice on September 27, 2024, 11:01:58 AM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into
Of course, that's the magic of a good user experience. Companies invest a lot in good user experience to attract new customers and retain those who already use the platform.

Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?
Gamblers change their betting site because a new one pop ups with a new design, new features, new or improved rewards and so on. Everyone has their own criteria when they choose the product. One product is never an ideal and usually, we find the same thing boring too.
I think that almost every modern crypto casino has a good and intuitive interface. One of the biggest reason why I try a new casino is rewards, they really attract me and also the relationship between casino and its users. When a customer support is helpful, that fact alone gets a big appreciation from me.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Davidvictorson on September 27, 2024, 02:59:36 PM
Live chat and quick response means a lot. Because in the process of gambling there are some challenges you will face that you will need help Ane then the customer support is not available and the live chat is offline then it frustrates gamblers because at that time they want to solve the problems fast and continue playing or withdraw.
Absolutely. Aside from the potential for making complaints that live chats features in online casino are for , there are other things that players can use them for . For example a player can share suggestions for games of features of the interface of the online casino to make it better. I am pretty sure online casinos are open to these types of suggestions. In addition the live chat feature can also be used to appreciate the casino for the great job they do that is in the case where the user feels this way.

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Like they're some new casinos that coming to the internet and using web3 and asking gamblers to connect wallets before they can use the site and the connection process is not easy and for that many would lest them and use another casino that is easy to use.
Yea, i don't like this process which is why i stay away from these web3 casinos. It not like I don't like them but when I get in the gambling zone too many turnarounds and killy vibes. So easy login, navigation, and play does it for me.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Tmoonz on September 28, 2024, 11:41:15 AM
Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?
It depends on individual differences. Most people will preferably chose a betting app that requires to login in each section they try to bet as a way of keeping the app secure and safe from third party interference. You know most people can bump in to your phone and decide to check on your gambling app, if they discover that your app is not secure, they can withdraw your money without your consent. Most people Also prefer leaving the app always logging at any moment to login at ease and it might be exposed to hack. So it's a matter of choice. The answer to your question is that if the app has an option of "stay always login" then there is no need for the person to think of diverting to another casino app. But if it has no option like that, then the person may chose to change app.

If not to maximizing and preserving gamblers privacy there wouldn't be any need why any betting app will always require log in for each session but though it is optional for any to choose or the kind of gambling platforms with such interface or not but the truth must that security of our privacy should be hold at a very high esteemed because at must times leaving our phone with our much of security makes it prone and vulnerable to intruders that might mean harm to us, sometimes it can even be the very person we trusted that will abuse such privilege if given.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Charles-Tim on September 28, 2024, 12:05:31 PM
It depends on individual differences. Most people will preferably chose a betting app that requires to login in each section they try to bet as a way of keeping the app secure and safe from third party interference. You know most people can bump in to your phone and decide to check on your gambling app, if they discover that your app is not secure, they can withdraw your money without your consent. Most people Also prefer leaving the app always logging at any moment to login at ease and it might be exposed to hack. So it's a matter of choice.

If not to maximizing and preserving gamblers privacy there wouldn't be any need why any betting app will always require log in for each session but though it is optional for any to choose or the kind of gambling platforms with such interface or not but the truth must that security of our privacy should be hold at a very high esteemed because at must times leaving our phone with our much of security makes it prone and vulnerable to intruders that might mean harm to us, sometimes it can even be the very person we trusted that will abuse such privilege if given.
All the gambling sites that I have used that have announcement thread on this forum make use of app 2FA which you can download on your device for use. It is advised that the 2FA setup that you have should be on another device. If it is on another device, the attackers can have access to your account but will not have access to withdraw your money.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Cryptomultiplier on September 28, 2024, 12:11:25 PM
I noticed that it was easier for me to gamble on a site that was very easy for me to log into, most probably because i feel freer with leaving some funds in my wallet for occassional gambling and because I could make a bet at any moment because of new information or just to keep at being busy in an uncomfortable situation.

 Although some other reasons could contribute as to why gamblers change their betting site to other preference, but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?

* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?



I think almost all casino focuses on making the registration/logging in very simple for all users. Because it is the first thing someone encounters when they enters a casino. Yeah, easy logging in will make it users who wants to quick gamble return more frequently. But the casino needs to make sure that despite of having a simple signup/sign in, the accounts are still very much secure.  And yeah, to answer your question, the difficulty or ease to log into ones account does affect the experience of a gambler. Imagine how annoying it would have to be to keep on logging in after each session or after few hours. But I doubt there is any casino that would log you out due to inactivity.
I have a sporty bet account that logs me out of the account whenever I fail to log in perhaps within a duration 4 -7days and it makes me know that with frequent login and participating gambling activities, the site remains open based on the activities of the user/gambler.

Couldn't KYC verification also be an issue that makes a gambling site to always log out users ones they have left the site dormant or inactive for a while, no matter how short or long the duration is?


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Coin_trader on September 28, 2024, 12:21:44 PM
All the gambling sites that I have used that have announcement thread on this forum make use of app 2FA which you can download on your device for use. It is advised that the 2FA setup that you have should be on another device. If it is on another device, the attackers can have access to your account but will not have access to withdraw your money.

Most of the casino nowadays requires 2FA verification during the login which means hacker can’t access an account unless he has the 2FA. I think only few casino and most of them are too old that only apply 2FA on the withdrawal not on login page.

2FA is really good form of security since there’s a reported incident in the past that someone access his casino account with 2FA while the hacker intentionally lose all the balance left in the casino because the 2FA protected only the withdrawal.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Agbamoni on September 28, 2024, 12:24:47 PM
I agree. But at the same time, I also hate to log-in every time. Once in a day like at very first time on each day, would be better for me. But, this is definitely not a criteria for me to chose or stay away. There are multiple other factors in consideration while choosing a casino to play with.
If the casino can give an option for the person to select how long they are going to stay logged in, it will really be beneficial not just to the casino owners but also to the gamblers because they have a choice to make rather than passing through that stress, as there are some platforms where each time you click on refresh or leave the page to another place, it will automatically log you out. 
This is a great idea. But how will they intend to implement it. I have seen some casinos that kept a Boolean option for users to always choose to stay logged in. I think that settles it. There is no need for them to start adding more information in the sign in UI asking users how long they intend to stay logged in after a complete session.

However, if your suggestion is taking more seriously than the only way that the idea can be implemented is during the onboarding process. The first time the user is signing up in the platform. They can include a next step that would ask them how long they want to stay signed in after a complete session. I also think that this does not only implies in gambling platform alone, but other platform as it is a global concern on web users.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Findingnemo on September 28, 2024, 12:27:20 PM
It certainly does, I remember one of the reputed casino from bitcointalk has kind of buggy when I tried to login in even in the recent days so guess what I never tried to deposit any money in there and what if people had similar thought as me when they tried the site too.

Sleek experience is important that engage the user to participate and I will use the remember me or always logged in from trusted device so it kind of important for me personally that logging in everytime but I am sure I won't leave any balance there for someone to drain if they chance to make it. :D


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: promise444c5 on September 28, 2024, 01:48:19 PM
Well ease in access to a casino can contribute towards a growth of a casino with more users since they can easily access the casino though I wouldn't call it constant login (that's more like an unexpired user logs....)
However, easy access to a casino doesn't  mean a good security and long procedure doesn't guarantee good security either, it mostly depends on the casino itself (their implementations and likes )  but casino these days has extra /multiple options to secure your account most especially  whenever you want to make a transaction( 2FA seems to be popular), users can pick out of those choice apart from their normal password to signin. Then some could use the remember me option to set a token that doesn't expire or has a specific max-date of expiration,some even set it automatically and this will eliminate sign in until the token expire... so once it expires you can always do the main procedure of the sign in process and maybe authentication or whatever you choosed.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Solosanz on September 28, 2024, 02:58:37 PM
However, easy access to a casino doesn't  mean a good security and long procedure doesn't guarantee good security either
Most people don't even care with security, what people want is convenience. Long procedure do guarantee good security, imagine you're asked to fill 2FA, email and phone number codes, moreover if they only allow to access with the same device, this proves if you're high likely the original owner.

Most of the casino nowadays requires 2FA verification during the login which means hacker can’t access an account unless he has the 2FA. I think only few casino and most of them are too old that only apply 2FA on the withdrawal not on login page.
Are you sure? what I know most casinos still not requires 2FA verification, even in centralized exchanges.

But, you can prove me wrong too, can you mention 10 casinos that requires 2FA verification during login?



Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Miles2006 on September 28, 2024, 03:15:48 PM
I can’t relate with the idea of constant login before accessing the site, I don’t think this is necessary since it can’t prevent scammers from hacking your account. I don’t know if anyone here has experience same issue when a casino indicate a user password is weak and gives information whenever someone login with another device, these are the common features I know can prevent hack if you’re the type that keeps money in the casino.
If the casino system values privacy why not ask customers to generate a key number for deposit because most user’s passwords can be lengthy and not everyone remember things quickly, I will always prefer easy login.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Hirose UK on September 29, 2024, 07:39:47 AM
All the gambling sites that I have used that have announcement thread on this forum make use of app 2FA which you can download on your device for use. It is advised that the 2FA setup that you have should be on another device. If it is on another device, the attackers can have access to your account but will not have access to withdraw your money.
Most of the casino nowadays requires 2FA verification during the login which means hacker can’t access an account unless he has the 2FA. I think only few casino and most of them are too old that only apply 2FA on the withdrawal not on login page.

2FA is really good form of security since there’s a reported incident in the past that someone access his casino account with 2FA while the hacker intentionally lose all the balance left in the casino because the 2FA protected only the withdrawal.
Indeed, most casinos now implement 2FA to be able to better maintain and provide security to their customers accounts, actually this is not complicated because 2FA is kind of verification that is quite short and can be completed quickly by everyone when logging in to access the gambling site.
I started to think and wonder about why there are gamblers who are too concerned with the level of speed and ease of logging into gambling sites, almost all gambling sites have time that is actually quite short for gamblers to log in with the accounts they have.
Moreover, all of this will not actually affect anything because the goals is also the same to enter to play or bet and whether it takes longer or shorter to log in, it will not provide any significant advantages or disadvantages.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Charles-Tim on September 29, 2024, 08:48:50 AM
Indeed, most casinos now implement 2FA to be able to better maintain and provide security to their customers accounts, actually this is not complicated because 2FA is kind of verification that is quite short and can be completed quickly by everyone when logging in to access the gambling site.
After a gambler login on the gambling site the first time, what I have noticed on all the gambling sites that I enabled 2FA is that if you are using the same device and the same browser, it will not request login again not to talk of requesting for 2FA OTP. The site will continue to automatically login the user anytime he accesses the gambling site. Only when the 2FA OTP is needed is when the gambler wants to withdraw money from the gambling site. When login will be required again is when the gambler change the browser or device or clear the browser storage and history or when the gambler has not login for many weeks or months.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Strongkored on September 29, 2024, 09:34:49 AM
I no longer play on gambling sites that are quite difficult to log into my account, and also this site takes a long time to load the display so it is quite annoying and uncomfortable sometimes this site will exit without me pressing the logout button, and I am quite sure that any gambler will find it difficult to trust their funds on a gambling site like that, you can see right now there is one big old casino that many users complain about because it is difficult to log in so that ease of login is also one of the references for players to stay or not, but ease of login must also be added with 2-FA this will make it easy for us to log into our accounts and also feel safe leaving funds on that site.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Porfirii on September 29, 2024, 10:08:12 AM
Indeed, most casinos now implement 2FA to be able to better maintain and provide security to their customers accounts, actually this is not complicated because 2FA is kind of verification that is quite short and can be completed quickly by everyone when logging in to access the gambling site.
After a gambler login on the gambling site the first time, what I have noticed on all the gambling sites that I enabled 2FA is that if you are using the same device and the same browser, it will not request login again not to talk of requesting for 2FA OTP. The site will continue to automatically login the user anytime he accesses the gambling site. Only when the 2FA OTP is needed is when the gambler wants to withdraw money from the gambling site. When login will be required again is when the gambler change the browser or device or clear the browser storage and history or when the gambler has not login for many weeks or months.

But I think that it depends on the cookie settings in your browser. I configured mine to delete all the cookies every time I close my browser, so I have to write again the credentials every time I want to log in any website.

If we take it to the extreme then it is evident that, if we compare the barrier that supposes logging in a website every time you want to access vs an app available all the time in you pocket for example and which doesn't need any credentials but your face or fingerprint, I think that the more seamless the process the easier for the casino to hook you.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Charles-Tim on September 29, 2024, 10:23:14 AM
But I think that it depends on the cookie settings in your browser. I configured mine to delete all the cookies every time I close my browser, so I have to write again the credentials every time I want to log in any website.
If your browser is configured to be deleting cookies, definitely password will not be saved on the browser and that will make the browser to let the site request for login details anytime you want to access the site. This is not how browsers are by default, you set it and you should not be surprised if the site is requesting for login details from you anytime you want to access the site. This topic is not related to this. Not the browser setting that this topic is related to but about the gambling website to let their site demand for login details anytime their users wants to access the site again.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on September 29, 2024, 10:49:27 AM
but could it be possible that the difficulty or ease to log into ones betting account, be enough reason for any online gambler to change their preference to another gambling site?
Yes, I can because it is contributory and I am a living witness of who does it. If a casino is not always responsive whenever I want to log in or it is such that maintains its system too frequently or it is such that makes me undergo the unnecessary stress of completing more than one security task before I gain access to my account, I may switch to another regardless of whether or not it's my primary casino platform.

I would rather switch between platforms than be annoyed by any casino.

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* Or could the constant login request or login interface design, be enough reason for a gambler to choose another platform or to have only a limit of a particular money, nothing more or less in ones account ?
This should not cause fear in dealing with them for the safety of my money if they've built that financial trust. The only issue is how they are stressing me, I don't like such platforms, so I can't be loyal.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: danherbias07 on September 29, 2024, 11:01:53 AM
I can’t relate with the idea of constant login before accessing the site, I don’t think this is necessary since it can’t prevent scammers from hacking your account. I don’t know if anyone here has experience same issue when a casino indicate a user password is weak and gives information whenever someone login with another device, these are the common features I know can prevent hack if you’re the type that keeps money in the casino.
If the casino system values privacy why not ask customers to generate a key number for deposit because most user’s passwords can be lengthy and not everyone remember things quickly, I will always prefer easy login.
Google has that feature now and recently I just received an email that someone has the same password as mine so they recommended changing it to something stronger.
But I have not yet bumped into a gambling site that does the same although I had registered to so many gambling sites. All that I see are recommendations for password strengths before you register and that's it.

I think they should do the same as what Google did but it will be a lot of work. Still, that will prevent hackers and the gambler won't need to log in over and over just so he could play. Also, I think we should take advantage of the fingerprint log-in because that's another layer of protection for our accounts. If it's available.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: carlfebz2 on September 29, 2024, 12:34:02 PM
But I think that it depends on the cookie settings in your browser. I configured mine to delete all the cookies every time I close my browser, so I have to write again the credentials every time I want to log in any website.
If your browser is configured to be deleting cookies, definitely password will not be saved on the browser and that will make the browser to let the site request for login details anytime you want to access the site. This is not how browsers are by default, you set it and you should not be surprised if the site is requesting for login details from you anytime you want to access the site. This topic is not related to this. Not the browser setting that this topic is related to but about the gambling website to let their site demand for login details anytime their users wants to access the site again.
Totally depends on the situation on which there would really be some log-in information on which i do want to save up the passwords and its log in details on the moment that i do access the site
and there are accounts on which i dont really like for those informations to be kept or stored. It would really be just that depending or according into your preference because there would really be those people who do exchange up their security just for the benefit on having that fast and comfortable way of doing gambling specially in speaking about on instant access or could immediately be able to play without any hiccups
or with those log in kind of hassles. Its not really that bad on having this kind feature on which this really that secures out since we are talking about money on here but there are really those
moments or times that we do get pissed or really having this kind of reaction that it is really that too much.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Peanutswar on September 29, 2024, 01:09:43 PM
I dont think so theres an impact with the login because most of the platform requires this and there's a session expiration so this prevent the user leaves their account to login for security purposes and prevent issue of hacking but most of them still keep remember the password so you don't need to worry most of the browser have this and I guess no problem just quite hassle or just lazy to do the login just my cents. Personally I do added another layer of 2FA which a new security of login than losing my funds because keeping it logged in on the casino.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: justdimin on October 02, 2024, 10:15:23 AM
If not to maximizing and preserving gamblers privacy there wouldn't be any need why any betting app will always require log in for each session but though it is optional for any to choose or the kind of gambling platforms with such interface or not but the truth must that security of our privacy should be hold at a very high esteemed because at must times leaving our phone with our much of security makes it prone and vulnerable to intruders that might mean harm to us,
Yes, it is optional only for some sites. This is why we have that 'remember me' message with a small box that needs to be ticked in the login page. There are still sites where that feature is not working because even if I ticked the small box, I am still being logged out every time I visit them. I think that many phone users do always have a PIN, password, and other security methods enabled on their phones, so we are still sure that we are safe from intruders even if we leave our phones unattended.

sometimes it can even be the very person we trusted that will abuse such privilege if given.
Really? Dang that's scary but I think you got a point because we can easily trust them anyways with our belongings or password, etc.. and they may get curious one day to open our accounts without our consent especially if they got involved in activities like gambling or something that is highly addictive.

All the gambling sites that I have used that have announcement thread on this forum make use of app 2FA which you can download on your device for use. It is advised that the 2FA setup that you have should be on another device.
I think a 2FA can also be a code delivered to our emails or phone numbers and we don't need to download them anymore. The 2FA that you mean that needs a download, must be the Google Authenticator. I find this one hassle, so I don't use it if it's not mandatory.

If it is on another device, the attackers can have access to your account but will not have access to withdraw your money.
What do you mean by this? And what if the phone had a lock? And then our financial accounts has too? If about the betting accounts, some of them can ask us to log in again but it is not easy because we will be needing to re-enter our password again. They can also ask a 2FA during logging in.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: bubilas on October 02, 2024, 10:33:28 AM
The most important thing is that such an easy way to enter the gambling platform is safe. I am ready to enter sites by entering a lot of passwords and data, but if I am sure that my data is safe, then it will not be difficult for me. And there are sites and casinos where you can log in with your Google account.
I do not know how safe it is, but I always do not like it when a window appears with information that such a casino will be provided with a photo of my profile, name, and e-mail. I do not like this.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: michellee on October 02, 2024, 12:01:05 PM
But I doubt there is any casino that would log you out due to inactivity.
I have a sporty bet account that logs me out of the account whenever I fail to log in perhaps within a duration 4 -7days and it makes me know that with frequent login and participating gambling activities, the site remains open based on the activities of the user/gambler.

Couldn't KYC verification also be an issue that makes a gambling site to always log out users ones they have left the site dormant or inactive for a while, no matter how short or long the duration is?
If I have that experienced, I will not use that site and will search for the other site. You can report it to support services so they can follow your problem and hopefully, that will not happen in the future especially to other members.

If members left the site dormant or inactive, the site require them to activate their account by asking for a help from support services. But maybe they can enter to their account without do that so that will depends on each casino. But maybe some casino can log you out from their site due to inactivity and for security reason.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Pandu Geddon on October 02, 2024, 12:15:56 PM
If members left the site dormant or inactive, the site require them to activate their account by asking for a help from support services. But maybe they can enter to their account without do that so that will depends on each casino. But maybe some casino can log you out from their site due to inactivity and for security reason.

I agree with this reason more. There is a concern that accounts are hacked by others or that accounts are traded and changed hands when an inactive account suddenly becomes active again within a certain period. Most casinos prohibit account trading. Especially if the login details show a new location or device. I think it is reasonable for casinos to ask for verification or log in details from users who have been inactive for a long time or have not been active for a certain period. Security reasons make more sense, although some gamblers may not like this because they feel uncomfortable.


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: madnessteat on October 02, 2024, 12:40:28 PM
^

In my opinion this is quite a normal practice to ensure the safety of the gambling site. The time has come when every gambler should be ready to confirm his identity and provide documents that can confirm the origin of funds. It is understandable that many customers do not like it, but on the other hand gambling sites also do it not by choice. They only act within the law and observe security measures. They are quite understandable. 


Title: Re: Could the constant login request or login interface design contribute?
Post by: Gheka on October 02, 2024, 01:48:48 PM
If members left the site dormant or inactive, the site require them to activate their account by asking for a help from support services. But maybe they can enter to their account without do that so that will depends on each casino. But maybe some casino can log you out from their site due to inactivity and for security reason.

I agree with this reason more. There is a concern that accounts are hacked by others or that accounts are traded and changed hands when an inactive account suddenly becomes active again within a certain period. Most casinos prohibit account trading. Especially if the login details show a new location or device. I think it is reasonable for casinos to ask for verification or log in details from users who have been inactive for a long time or have not been active for a certain period. Security reasons make more sense, although some gamblers may not like this because they feel uncomfortable.
Indeed, high security is also a point to increase the reputation of betting websites because gradually moving towards the future, technology begins to have strong advancements, the utility in which is also a point for bad guys to exploit and take away our accounts easily but users are relatively subjective when they do not understand how it works and how to retrieve the password, the safest measure still requires intervention from the casino. By requiring additional verification and re-login for a deactivated account, it ensures the account still belongs to the right customer, unfortunately, such disclosure also affects the customer's perspective.