Casino behavior that turn you off

[RILWAN]

Different forks with different opinions, I have seen quite a lot of gambling sites that have hard a rough pass and this reflects on their reputation both on this forum and outside the forum, this leads me to ask what are the bad behavior of casino operators that turn you off from the site?

[bittraffic]

A casino with scam accusationin the forum but not fixing it nor replying to the thread where they are discussed about. We  probably will understand if they don't respond in forum but at least on chat should responsibly explain to the player what goes on.

There were several of these casino in the past still runs but obviously if anyone search for their reputation will be turned off.

[hyudien]

Bad operator behavior? Do you mean their service is totally bad in what way? responding to your complaint but with a reply that does not make you satisfied with the complaint solution or is the casino operator arbitrarily treating you? I think casino operators have so far carried out services according to procedures because they usually don't talk out of context other than serving users with appropriate replies. On the other hand, it is the behavior of users who often make bad statements about the operators who work. Like they are not satisfied with the 1x24 service and have to be willing to wait in line.

[Tellek Garing]

A site that scams users of their funds and never pays back, those that ban users each time there is a big winning and withdrawal request, also those with unresolved scam issues on the forum. I can never play on any site that has a bad reputation on this forum.

[og kush420]

Different forks with different opinions, I have seen quite a lot of gambling sites that have hard a rough pass and this reflects on their reputation both on this forum and outside the forum, this leads me to ask what are the bad behavior of casino operators that turn you off from the site?

Certainly honesty is the most important thing that should characterize a casino. However, sometimes I just open casino website before I thoroughly check them. The first thing that can put me off is how quickly the website opens. If the website is slow, it spoils all the fun, so usually I leave the casino right away and don't come back to it.

[Haunebu]

Excluding sites like 1xbit etc which are basically scam sites in disguise, the primary factor that turns me off in some crypto gambling sites is their vague and twisted KYC rules.

They promise 'No KYC' when you signup initially, but suddenly change their KYC promises stating various reasons to justify their decision which is seriously messed up and wrong. This has become a common issue in recent times.

[acroman08]

it's a given that a casino that scams their gamblers would turn people off but one of the things I hate the most is when the gambling site has extremely slow support or customer service. gamblers who encounter issues that affect their gameplay needs to be answered as fast as possible and fix the issue as soon as possible.

[wxa7115]

Different forks with different opinions, I have seen quite a lot of gambling sites that have hard a rough pass and this reflects on their reputation both on this forum and outside the forum, this leads me to ask what are the bad behavior of casino operators that turn you off from the site?

One thing that bothers me is the lack of quality customer service, many times I had some doubts about their policies or about a game and I asked a question only to receive a stock answer that had nothing to do with what I asked on the first place and then I never receive an actual answer to my inquiry.

When that happens I do not blindly gamble in that casino hoping for the best, I wait for the response and if do not get it then I move on and play in another casino, after all if they cannot answer a simple question then when you really have a problem the customer service is going to be even worse.

[24Kt]

it's a given that a casino that scams their gamblers would turn people off but one of the things I hate the most is when the gambling site has extremely slow support or customer service. gamblers who encounter issues that affect their gameplay needs to be answered as fast as possible and fix the issue as soon as possible.

They are fast if they want to attract players, but once the player is in, they are hard to reach. That's what I don't want as well in casinos. But so far, where I am playing, they are addressing my issues, if there's any.

Also, one factor is this KYC requirement. Some are requiring KYC even at the start but you don't know who are the people behind the casino. So are you comfortable sending your vital info without knowing the casino itself? If you are just a small time roller, you will just stick to casinos who don't require KYC, if you are not exceeding their limits.

[AhmadM]

Different forks with different opinions, I have seen quite a lot of gambling sites that have hard a rough pass and this reflects on their reputation both on this forum and outside the forum, this leads me to ask what are the bad behavior of casino operators that turn you off from the site?

Did you mean how the entire casino operates or is it just about how the customer service treats its users which somehow leads to displeasing them? If that's the case, honestly I dislike it if the customer service has a slow response and uses a stock of answers (or bot) to address the issues. But that's still tolerable IMO, what I hate the most is sometimes they (CS) too much get around the bush and not solve the issue asap.

[yayayo]

Bad behavior isn't as easy to define as you might think. Often it has to do with certain preferences towards players. If a casino only pays out after 48 hours, that can be "bad" for some players, but not a problem for others. I think we come close to the term bad casino when fraudulent practices take place, such as your balance is suddenly gone or there are excuses not to want to pay out.

ya.ya.yo!

[Mahanton]

Different forks with different opinions, I have seen quite a lot of gambling sites that have hard a rough pass and this reflects on their reputation both on this forum and outside the forum, this leads me to ask what are the bad behavior of casino operators that turn you off from the site?

1. Pending withdrawal or deposit issues
2. Very lame customer support
3. Doesnt have good promotions or bonuses
4. Overall lots of complaints

First impression do lasts thats why gambling business owners should try their best on retaining and building it
slowly but surely.

[adzino]

I guess casinos that are just basic and clone of other casinos? The user interface also matters when gambling. A bad user interface means a shitty gambling experience. Casinos that has no updates. Those which have slow and bad customer support which doesn't actually care about their users. Also casinos that has "hidden" conditions on their big promotions.

Excluding sites like 1xbit etc which are basically scam sites in disguise, the primary factor that turns me off in some crypto gambling sites is their vague and twisted KYC rules.

They promise 'No KYC' when you signup initially, but suddenly change their KYC promises stating various reasons to justify their decision which is seriously messed up and wrong. This has become a common issue in recent times.

They usually state about their KYC policy on their terms of service. If they don't, then yeah, that's messed up and wrong.

[YinShuiSiYuan]

Most often, the first thing I check is ToS and whether and when the KYC verification is required. I think that just like most cryptocurrency gamblers I do not like to send my documents. However, the thing that annoys me most is that the casino does not inform about the necessity of verification at the beginning, but in rules I find info that a full KYC verification will be necessary to withdrawal. I do not like this most.

[swogerino]

Excluding sites like 1xbit etc which are basically scam sites in disguise, the primary factor that turns me off in some crypto gambling sites is their vague and twisted KYC rules.

They promise 'No KYC' when you signup initially, but suddenly change their KYC promises stating various reasons to justify their decision which is seriously messed up and wrong. This has become a common issue in recent times.

This is true but fortunately this is being fixed (not at 100%) as most reputable casinos tell you before in their term and conditions that if you hit some big win you most likely will undergo KYC but if you play for example up to 1000 or 2000 USD withdraw then there is no need for KYC.

I know this is not the most perfect solution as these reputable casinos need to change this to at least a 10000 USD withdraw because they have huge amount of money readily available but I see this is going this way so after a few more people will request the same we should see this being fixed.I personally have withdrawn even more than 2000 USD without being asked for KYC from most reputable casinos so I am hopeful they will increase the limit further as that is the way crypto casinos should be.

[Doell]

I have never encountered a bad behavior (crypto) operator that dragged me into confusion or turn off but I forget ,because I always use a reputable web too ! if the case is bad behavior then usually people don't like waiting withdraw the winning as unprocessed with manual payout which can take a long time ,KYC is also a bit of a problem if passport has not been renewed (expired) Gamblers will choose another website that is easier to reach and fun

[Johnyz]

Different forks with different opinions, I have seen quite a lot of gambling sites that have hard a rough pass and this reflects on their reputation both on this forum and outside the forum, this leads me to ask what are the bad behavior of casino operators that turn you off from the site?

If there’s a scam accusation and they can’t handle it correctly.
Fortunately, the site I’m playing with are very professionals and handle carefully all the concern that’s why I’m staying with them since I also feel secure. Playing on a good site can make gambling more fun, so if you do feel bad about the site you’re using better to start looking for alternative now.

[ryzaadit]

We all know, most of the behavior we don't want to get while withdrawing.

Is already a basic topic, people while they're winning don't want to get a problem while they're withdraw. Most people will say about "KYC", but to be honest on every casino F.A.Q they always can ask you to do "KYC"

So, never believe anything about anonymous feature or something like that.

[goaldigger]

Different forks with different opinions, I have seen quite a lot of gambling sites that have hard a rough pass and this reflects on their reputation both on this forum and outside the forum, this leads me to ask what are the bad behavior of casino operators that turn you off from the site?

Changing the ToS without any update especially if the KYC is being asked all of a sudden, I have to leave the site if something like this happened to me. Well, I can name a few but it left me no choice since I’m still playing with them, I guess being the best gambling site also affects my decision. I just hope that I will not experience any problem with the gambling site, and so far I’m happy with all of them.

[samcrypto]

You can’t tell not unless you experience their platform, Before turning off better to try it first on your own. So I’m with top gambling sites on most of them before but after experiencing some problem and delay, i decided to focus more on good sites.

I guess, delays and sudden change on rules turns me off on that site since it looks like they are being too strict that won’t allow you to have fun anymore, this is my common reason on looking for other site to play with.