Casinos: Internal notifications, message inbox vs Email.

[Rengga Jati]

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

[Stedsm]

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

[Oilacris]

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

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

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

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

[chaser15]

It's true that there are very few casinos which send us all the types of notifications as mentioned in OP, but some of them also give us the option to choose whether we need such things delivered to our email or not (as if they don't make it mandatory but up to the gambler who will decide what does he want).

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

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

[pilosopotasyo]

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

[Lordhermes]

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


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

[FatFork]

I have always love to receive notification from gambling platforms to my exchange...

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

[Stedsm]

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

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

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

[Fatunad]

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

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

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

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

[Fortify]

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

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

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

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

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

You think that internal notifications should have notifications via email?

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

[ralle14]

I'm not sure about your comment about not leaving money in a casino, as if you are using them they should be reputable enough to hold small amounts without worrying.

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

[Twinkledoe]

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

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

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

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

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

[electronicash]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

[FatFork]

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

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

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

[Fatunad]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

[uneng]

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

[South Park]

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

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

[dimonstration]

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

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

[harizen]

I know it can't, but as you saw, some users here claimed that their email inbox will go "full" if such notifications are to arrive at their emails.

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

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

[Saint-loup]

I know it can't, but as you saw, some users here claimed that their email inbox will go "full" if such notifications are to arrive at their emails.

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

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

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