Online casinos community : Is this important for you?

[babo]

Communities for online casinos are important for me, but not as much as the actual gambling experience itself and other things like support speed, etc- communities come second for me.

Community is importat for every online game
my experience said this

for example Riot spent much money and time for help community to grow healtly
spent time and money for eradicate trolls and cheaters because is important for community

and community of league of legends is fantastic, all live event is full of fans

[btctalk4life]

I think community is the biggest reason why an online casino can become popular. Take an example from stake casino, the community is so big there and with big community, you can attract new players to play at the casino.

[emberbekas]

Community is a quite important, the idea of gambling is to have fun and with good community you can have fun and have  agreat time chatting while playing, it will be the fantastic way to pass the time, community also make you having more friends and able to learn few more things about gambling, gambling with a good at atmosphere will fix your mood

And for the bitsler petition, it will be great if any representative from bitsler could give an explanation, usually they won't randomly blocking, and we can have a better understanding of the situation by listening to the both side of the story

I do believe that bitsler already made the right decision regarding the situation. They have proofs or at least already gave a warning before blocking someone's account. AFAIK, the way people try to abuse the system has been changed and for sure bitsler needs to update the policies from time to time.

[Wendigo]

I generally shy away from casinos and sportsbooks that have forums and/or a trollbox, because it's usually a waste of time trying to socialize with other bettors online. The chats are a big mess, there are lots of spammers and beggars, power-tripping mods acting all high and mighty etc. If I needed some company I would go out with friends or something. I don't want to listen to the chatter of some addicted gamblers online as it has been the case at almost all cryptobooks with chatboxes. Nitrogensports and Primedice are the worst in that regard.

In the most cases is a mess
You are right, but in my experience some time i talk with kindly guys and i socialize with them

If no chat/forum present, yes you avoid mess, but you deny the possibility to socialize spare time

Yeah sometimes you can stumble upon some really kind people but that's rare. Most of the time you end up with online acquaintances who are not your friends and care about you as much as any Facebook friends who have added you without knowing you one bit lol. And sooner or later your gambling buddies will start asking you for tips or coins if you have won big. I have experienced this firsthand.

[ralle14]

https://www.change.org/p/bitsler-staff-justice-for-sully-unblock-sully-s-tips-on-bitsler

If 100 people sign that petition I don't think the admins from Bitsler will change their mind.  

Gambling communities are nice, you can discuss with different people that shares the same gambling interest and it encourages new people to gamble on casinos that have a good community.

We cant talk on generally but same as Wendigo its a total mess which anytime you can see up those chatboxes im even pissed when i do see beggars but those trollboxes is being put up with purpose and as a player of the site you dont have any choice its either you do socialize or totally ignore it depending in your interest.

I'm the type of user that ignores the chat because of these beggars and only talk when I need help with betting. There's still some good discussion going on from time to time but for the most part I agree with babo it's a mess.  

Yeah sometimes you can stumble upon some really kind people but that's rare. Most of the time you end up with online acquaintances who are not your friends and care about you as much as any Facebook friends who have added you without knowing you one bit lol. And sooner or later your gambling buddies will start asking you for tips or coins if you have won big. I have experienced this firsthand.

I can relate to this lol. One month ago I joined a contest on yolodice and ended up winning a small part of the prize pool then some random user started sending me pms and asked for tips just because he/she knows that we are from the same country which made no sense at all.

[maydna]

I think online casinos community is good for every gambler to join because in that community, we can share each gambler experience and we can also learn from their experience. maybe we can also share a strategy that might works for us when we play some games and besides that, we can talk with other people about everything. this can help us to learn more about the gambling games and we can get a new experience in gambling games and the best is we can get a new friend from other places.

[eternalgloom]

It's the most important thing for me, that's why I've been playing on the same casino for years now.
For me, Crypto-Games has one of the best communities by far, their chat is always active at any point in time and they hold a lot of fun events.

Just the other day they had this big promotion to celebrate their 4 year anniversary, there were games in chat all day long.
The best thing is, whenever they do giveaways, there are absolutely no rollover requirements.

I've cashed out so many times from their promotions, that's something that you don't see in other casinos usually.

[Wendigo]

https://www.change.org/p/bitsler-staff-justice-for-sully-unblock-sully-s-tips-on-bitsler

If 100 people sign that petition I don't think the admins from Bitsler will change their mind.  

Gambling communities are nice, you can discuss with different people that shares the same gambling interest and it encourages new people to gamble on casinos that have a good community.

We cant talk on generally but same as Wendigo its a total mess which anytime you can see up those chatboxes im even pissed when i do see beggars but those trollboxes is being put up with purpose and as a player of the site you dont have any choice its either you do socialize or totally ignore it depending in your interest.

I'm the type of user that ignores the chat because of these beggars and only talk when I need help with betting. There's still some good discussion going on from time to time but for the most part I agree with babo it's a mess.  

Yeah sometimes you can stumble upon some really kind people but that's rare. Most of the time you end up with online acquaintances who are not your friends and care about you as much as any Facebook friends who have added you without knowing you one bit lol. And sooner or later your gambling buddies will start asking you for tips or coins if you have won big. I have experienced this firsthand.

I can relate to this lol. One month ago I joined a contest on yolodice and ended up winning a small part of the prize pool then some random user started sending me pms and asked for tips just because he/she knows that we are from the same country which made no sense at all.

Actually it makes perfect sense if you think about it for a minute. I have had this happen to me on Nitrogensports chatbox aka the trollbox on multiple occasions. Fellow countrymen are trying to guilt trip you into giving them a portion of the winnings just because you are from the same country hence being 'close online buddies'. Some chat dwellers squat in the chat all day long keeping tabs on winners bragging about their winnings and then beg for some coins. It's basically the same as in real world casinos where you have desperate gamblers begging strangers for some spare change near the slot machines corner. It's awful.

[harizen]

For me, if a site has a crappy community ... I won't play there much maybe...  I'm gonna deposit, roll and ditch out with a withdraw... but if they have a good community... there a slightly good chance I might roll there a little bit longer and not withdraw "yet" =)

Having a good and large community, responsive support etc. are a sign of a good foundation. So yes it's important that a certain gambling site does have this. We are talking about "money" here so it's really part of the criteria of choosing a crypto gambling site.

It seems like Telegram is much more popular with our crypto crowd, but most of the big casino and sportsbooks haven't made huge inroads there yet.

Telegram is way more easy to access in terms of checking updates and for discussion purposes. No such thing as long news feed so browsing is convenient.

About the Bitsler issue, the petition won't help. For much clearer clarification, send the concern into support and asked them nicely to explained the situation.

[ocid]

clearly a good community is able to reflect that the site can be managed properly and not managed carelessly by people involved in it.
In addition, we can communicate with many people to be able to share experiences with each other and can be a lesson for the future from the experience that has been given by many people who have gambled in the online casino

[audaciousbeing]

I play at a couple of sites, some sites offer a great community, Support from the players and moderators....  To bad some sites don't offer a great community..  for example, "Bitsler" just recently a friend got his account blocked for tipping because he made a profit and decided to exchanged his bitcoin profit  into another coin.. then he decided to tip his friends  with his profits.. but the site decided to flag his account for exchange abuse and block him from tipping. Then we had people trying to challenge this decision on this site and we had a moderator mocking a user for their attempt to speak English and threaten people with a report to the administrator... and this probably why I don't play there much anymore.

For me, if a site has a crappy community ... I won't play there much maybe...  I'm gonna deposit, roll and ditch out with a withdraw... but if they have a good community... there a slightly good chance I might roll there a little bit longer and not withdraw "yet" =)


https://www.change.org/p/bitsler-staff-justice-for-sully-unblock-sully-s-tips-on-bitsler

There is no way to undermine the importance of community in any platform even in business world the moment you can form a community around your business, that is the beginning of having loyal customers. You see a car wash business having a relaxation not that they lose focus of their primary business but because they have to ensure to keep them coming. Even exchange sites with chat options get to see more patronage than their counterpart that does not have such feature.

While is wrong for a moderator to mock a user because of his inability to speak good English knowing fully well that they enjoy patronage from citizens who are not native English speakers. It also does not give room for users to abuse the terms and conditions of the site. Just like this case, there are several details in those tiny terms and conditions that gives almost absolute powers to the site. The moment you flout anyone or interpreted to have flout one, they will take action and there is nothing that can be done.

[ethereumhunter]

online casinos community is important for the other gambler in the gambling site because, with the support from the community, the owner can give attention to always manage the site to be better than before. the owner can talk with their member and the member can give suggestion to make better gambling site. within the community, the owner can know what needs to be fixed and what things that need to manage so the member will satisfy to play on that gambling site.

[Juggy777]

I play at a couple of sites, some sites offer a great community, Support from the players and moderators....  To bad some sites don't offer a great community..  for example, "Bitsler" just recently a friend got his account blocked for tipping because he made a profit and decided to exchanged his bitcoin profit  into another coin.. then he decided to tip his friends  with his profits.. but the site decided to flag his account for exchange abuse and block him from tipping. Then we had people trying to challenge this decision on this site and we had a moderator mocking a user for their attempt to speak English and threaten people with a report to the administrator... and this probably why I don't play there much anymore.

For me, if a site has a crappy community ... I won't play there much maybe...  I'm gonna deposit, roll and ditch out with a withdraw... but if they have a good community... there a slightly good chance I might roll there a little bit longer and not withdraw "yet" =)


https://www.change.org/p/bitsler-staff-justice-for-sully-unblock-sully-s-tips-on-bitsler

I am really surprised to read the way Bitsler staff managed their members, mocking someone for not knowing English and handing out a ban for tipping is completely unethical on their part. I'll never play on such a casino where they have no respect for their members. Also did you contact them here? What was their response?

I always believe that when you're gambling online, the community becomes your second home, and then casinos I visit all I see are people encouraging each other, support staff always there to help, and that's how you enjoy spending time there. In my case a good and helpful community, with good support staff is mandatory for me to continue playing on the site.

[Kprawn]

Yea, I think the community interaction just makes things so much more interesting for me. People are social animals and you

need some social interaction or you will go crazy. <Cabin fever> I also like the tipping feature, because you want to be a bit

generous if you win something big. I used to by a round of drinks, when I won a Jackpot in a brick and mortar casino and a

tipping service gives me that pleasure in online gambling sites. 

[BitBustah]

Fast customer support and a large playerbase is what keeps me playing at an online casino.  I want to stick with a trusted casino that many players use.  Some casinos have abysmal customer support while others are very quick and can help you with any problem.  I don't really go to real life casinos anymore, I do everything online so this criteria is very important to me.

[mostkey]

Of course it is true that to be a bit far from gambling sites with bad communities and unsatisfactory services because it will endanger yourself, there are some gambling sites that are most intent on building it plus a good community that supports services which is certainly a site that most people want, profits increase traffic and some prizes that may be bigger, no gambling sites are perfect, everything is good and bad, but at least there are better than others, everything depends on each other's comfort.

[Patatas]

It's unfair that the site had to block a user for doing whatever the fuck he wanted with his monies. How much money on his account was locked up? Either way, signing up petitions isn't going to make a big difference. If a lot of players on that website feel the same about the situation, they should discontinue playing there. As easy as it sounds and not like there aren't better options around.

[babo]

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Telegram is way more easy to access in terms of checking updates and for discussion purposes. No such thing as long news feed so browsing is convenient.

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little ot

and telegram is easy for develop stuff!!
for create new bot is easy -> contact botfather and go on

focus on this, easy... repeat this word.. easy

when process for aggregate people or create stuff is easy.. community grow fast and resilient

[minime0105]

I play at a couple of sites, some sites offer a great community, Support from the players and moderators....  To bad some sites don't offer a great community..  for example, "Bitsler" just recently a friend got his account blocked for tipping because he made a profit and decided to exchanged his bitcoin profit  into another coin.. then he decided to tip his friends  with his profits.. but the site decided to flag his account for exchange abuse and block him from tipping. Then we had people trying to challenge this decision on this site and we had a moderator mocking a user for their attempt to speak English and threaten people with a report to the administrator... and this probably why I don't play there much anymore.

For me, if a site has a crappy community ... I won't play there much maybe...  I'm gonna deposit, roll and ditch out with a withdraw... but if they have a good community... there a slightly good chance I might roll there a little bit longer and not withdraw "yet" =)


https://www.change.org/p/bitsler-staff-justice-for-sully-unblock-sully-s-tips-on-bitsler

The community can definitely make a huge difference irrespective of where you go. Referring to your case here, having people treating you like dirt is abominable and not a place where people would be staying.