Terms and condition a must read before signing up any online gambling site

[l3pox]

Most operators use the Terms and Conditions as a failsafe mechanism against spammers and bonus abusers. The most common thing that casinos do is to cancel the bonus, and there are  several reasons why they can legally do it. While reading the T&C can be a daunting task, it pays off in the long run, considering that you will most likely want to cash out your winnings at some point.

No, it is not. As long as you can search for the important notes from the casino on that terms and conditions, you do not have to spend a long time reading all of the rules. The other rules will be almost the same as the other casino, so you can skip it if you think you understand what it means. The important is that you are not trying to break their rules because that can impact your account and get ban or block by the casino.

you could skip and do some "diagonal reading" but this is of course not the ideal since you may miss important information on the fine print
casinos could be nice and give people a simplified Terms and conditions like an one pager
but I suppose its not that easy / they dont want to do it

It could be right, but if you think that reading all the Terms and Conditions pages will make it clear to understand the casino rules, you are free to do that. That suggestion will only be for a gambler who does not have much time or are too lazy to read a whole page of that so they will skip and only read what they think is necessary for them. Well, that will depend on themselves for reading the Terms and Conditions because we will know what we need to know.

yes, I agree with you in reality
in the end if you have to get to this point where suing or exercising the contract somehow against the casino, going into a fight, both parts already lost.
in my opinion
thats why its better to use reputable and known websites

[coin-investor]

I have accounts on some gambling sites and never read their terms only on sites that I am actively playing because some of these terms are just the same terms where you are actively playing, I just read them when I decide to become active and deposit big money, it's very important that you are not violating any rules or terms, in case you win a jackpot and would like to cash out when money is involved you have to be guided.

[South Park]

Most operators use the Terms and Conditions as a failsafe mechanism against spammers and bonus abusers. The most common thing that casinos do is to cancel the bonus, and there are  several reasons why they can legally do it. While reading the T&C can be a daunting task, it pays off in the long run, considering that you will most likely want to cash out your winnings at some point.

While it would ideal that people read the terms of services they are being offered many never take the time to do it and in a great deal of the cases this is not going to be such a huge problem, but it can be especially if you earn a huge amount of money in the casino, at that point people will be extremely happy due to their luck but if they inadvertently violated of the rules on those terms of service people are going to be mad that their winnings are voided, but in that case they have no one else to blame but themselves.

Im just a small time gambler and those rules are just  common in most gambling sites.Just mind off about;

-Multi-account
-Restricted countries

These are the common information that you do need to know and the rest isnt really necessary for you to read up.
Even myself wont really be having that time on reading up that very very long text.

Most of the time that is the only information that a player needs to know, however there are some sports that have some very specific rules when it comes to dealing with specific situations and if you like to bet on those sports then you need to know exactly how the casino deals with that, now I can understand why people may think that reading the terms of service can be a pain especially if they gamble in a lot of casinos but if you gamble in only one then you should take the time to at least read them once.

[Zilon]

I have accounts on some gambling sites and never read their terms only on sites that I am actively playing because some of these terms are just the same terms where you are actively playing, I just read them when I decide to become active and deposit big money, it's very important that you are not violating any rules or terms, in case you win a jackpot and would like to cash out when money is involved you have to be guided.

Most gamblers has fallen victim of this online casinos and gambling sites. Just imagine winnings a mega jackpot and you are required to meet a certain criteria before you can cash out it looks frustrating atimes most especially when you can't meet up to those demands early enough it can put you as a person under duress.

[Betwrong]

Most operators use the Terms and Conditions as a failsafe mechanism against spammers and bonus abusers. The most common thing that casinos do is to cancel the bonus, and there are  several reasons why they can legally do it. While reading the T&C can be a daunting task, it pays off in the long run, considering that you will most likely want to cash out your winnings at some point.

No, it is not. As long as you can search for the important notes from the casino on that terms and conditions, you do not have to spend a long time reading all of the rules. The other rules will be almost the same as the other casino, so you can skip it if you think you understand what it means. The important is that you are not trying to break their rules because that can impact your account and get ban or block by the casino.

This is what we expect, but in reality it can be different. And more often than not the Terms and Conditions are different not because of some evil intentions of the site owners, but because the laws are different in different countries, and abiding the laws gambling sites must formulate their T&C accordingly. So it's always better to take at least a quick look at those paragraphs.

[Oasisman]

I guess most of the online gambling websites, specifically in crypto gambling casinos has almost the same content of the TOS. One of the most important thing to look for a player is the country restrictions like many have said here.
So, I guess everyone is already aware of the restrictions.
I think those people who's having trouble withdrawing their funds because the company denied their KYC verification, they should've done that before they made large transactions just to be safe.

[AicecreaME]

The Terms and conditions is a very important page. To avoid a situation where earnings are withheld for breach of terms one should take note these in the T&C page.  Winnings and stake of an underaged 🔞 gambler or from people in an illegal country will be withheld. Failure to follow the laid down rules for verifying your account will also have your winnings withheld. Having two accounts with the same IP will get you suspended. Also, you will be blocked if you try to deposit and withdraw using a different payment method. Getting caught using a VPN, especially when it is used for illicit purposes will have your account blocked and your winnings withheld.

this will usually vary from website to website
not all casinos and gambling websites will block VPN or same IP users, sometimes they can use other methods for verifying as well

I believe that those websites that block VPNs do so because some of the users who are from countries where online gambling is restricted or prohibited must use VPNs to access the gambling websites, and the websites will be affected if legal action is taken against them because they did not prevent the user from playing even though it is prohibited in their country. Also, we see that most gambling sites have faucets where you can try or feel how to play the game with just free money that was given to the website, and the user can create multiple accounts to take advantage of it.

could be
but isn't it weird to see gambling websites on countries that would seize it somehow?
I thought all these would use the juridic loopholes and open their companies on places like tha Cayman islands, Malta or something like that

If I understood it correctly, the only way to determine if someone is using VPN is if he's switching different servers from different countries where gambling is legal from time to time, that's why gambling sites that don't allow such thing blocked them instantly. But if they will stick to just one server, I guess it would be fine, but still risky though since you funds are on it.

Just imagine you got your first deposit done and ready to gamble but the gambling site just blocked you because they detected you were using VPN.

[CryptocurencyKing]

If I understood it correctly, the only way to determine if someone is using VPN is if he's switching different servers from different countries where gambling is legal from time to time, that's why gambling sites that don't allow such thing blocked them instantly. But if they will stick to just one server, I guess it would be fine, but still risky though since you funds are on it.

Just imagine you got your first deposit done and ready to gamble but the gambling site just blocked you because they detected you were using VPN.

Lol, blocked after first deposit, what happens to before first deposit, shouldn't that be the best way to go about it?
Well, perhaps they are within there rights to do so, having it in there terms and conditions puts them in the right but then, it shows that what, these gambling sites and platforms has seen this as another way to make make some extra unsolicited cash and as such, an account becomes review worthy only when its got some funds or huge wins on it. There, its worth the time that could be spent on it in searching out flaws and apparently, your lost likely to have used a different server, especially for someone who is obsessed with security.