Types Of Online Casinos To Avoid..

[Baofeng]

Our forum became a top most forum discussing the crypto currency. So most of the casino based of crypto currency had a chances here,they can easily promote their casino for sure. As we know many projects running the long term promotion. The new gamblers should check the background of the casino they are going to play.Because some scam gambling websites are their and many good campaign was their .

Yes, they can promote it here, but the OP's observation is that if there is no community because it's new then most likely you should avoid it first. Why? Because nobody knows this casino in the beginning, they should built reputation first. So your chances of being scam is somewhat reduce if you will just follow this simply and yet effective method or strategy.

And so far this community is really good at finding scam casinos and labeling them. Obviously, it will have a bad effect on their reputation, so it's either they are pressure to solved the scam accusations against them or lost potential customers because of the negative that they will get here.

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[Pmalek]

People shouldn't be blinded by big bonuses and special promotions new casinos organize to acquire new players. That's how they lure you in, and it works. People don't really care as long as they can get their hands on some juicy bonuses. Or they think they can. If you are a serious gambler, your money should only go to a handful of casinos that have been around for many years. From the top of my head, I can't think of more than 2-3. I generally avoid anything new, especially those trying to entice me with offers that are too good to be true.

[danherbias07]

Just to add, a community for one online gambling site also helps with tackling the sudden malfunctions in their system. It's not like they can just pinpoint everything and there will be times when users will be the ones experiencing these errors first before their team finds out about it.
Their users will have a place to run to and tell about their experience which could be fixed at high speed.

In regards to what should be avoided, the so-good-to-be-true promises and events. There will be times a gambler will ask himself if it's real or not, better avoid that. Going to the process might lead to a dead end, worse, a scam.

[Strongkored]

So far I've never played at a casino where they don't have a support community on this forum, I've only played at gamdom where the thread no longer gets support from the creator but didn't face any problems at all and in my opinion what I would avoid is when there are forum members who found suspicious things at the casino, even though they were active and they representative always answered every question well, but I would prefer not to play because of the suspicion that arose.

[Kakmakr]

Well, they do not need an Online presence... for us to hold them accountable. We can use social media/forums/websites to our advantage to spam accusations against them, if there are solid evidence that they are a scam site.   

There are several casino review sites, where we can burn them ... and forums like this gives us a voice. (Scam accusation section) ==> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

The Online presence just leaves a "foot print" for us to follow, if we want to track them and eventually want to take it to court. 

[dimonstration]

Well, they do not need an Online presence... for us to hold them accountable. We can use social media/forums/websites to our advantage to spam accusations against them, if there are solid evidence that they are a scam site.   

There are several casino review sites, where we can burn them ... and forums like this gives us a voice. (Scam accusation section) ==> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

You are suggesting an online presence on your statement above too because it’s useless to spam scam accusation on social media or scam accusation board if they are not always online to read the concern. The word against them will still not reach them if casino is not active online which is ironic since their business is more on online.

The Online presence just leaves a "foot print" for us to follow, if we want to track them and eventually want to take it to court. 

It can be view it that way. But a good online casino should be active always online there market is in the web and not through physical players. OP suggestion somehow true because most of the trusted casino is always approachable online either social media or here in the forum when there support is not giving a fair conversation.

[acroman08]

I agree with yahoo62278, although it is great if a casino has an online community where you can discuss events, promotions, issues, etc... it would still not matter if the casino simply does not care about your complaints or any negative feedback they might get from other gamblers.

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[Eureka_07]

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I don't think there is any casino exists that doesn't have any community exposure. I mean, we know that they need to market their business, and in order to proceed with that, they have to engage themselves to different social media platforms, specifically on platforms that has good size of gambling community like our forum and other review platforms.
My thoughts, avoid casinos that you feel unsafe.
Also, avoid casinos that has existing unresolved scam cases.

[ethereumhunter]

The only thing that I am concerned about is when the casino does not have ANN on this forum, that is the casino that I should avoid. Even if the casino has ANN here, that does not mean the casino is safe because that will depend on how the casino can satisfy the members. We do not have to play on their site if they fail to give that.

So far, it is enough to select the casino on this forum, especially if the casino starts many conversations with the members and can give the best things for us. This forum is enough to be the one-stop place to select the right casino because this forum has all of that.

[qwertyup23]

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This is just one out of many types of online casinos to avoid, so let's make the discussion long, what other types of online casinos do you think gamblers should avoid? You never can tell, your advice might help someone in a short of long way.

Generally, an online casino that has no community here in this forum should be a concern but it is in no way an absolute factor that will decide whether you should avoid it or not. In checking online casinos, always check their history and the time they have been operational. If you noticed that they are relatively new on the market, then you should do some extra research about them to see if they are genuine or not.

In addition to the above-mentioned factors, you must also look the general aesthetics of the gambling website. No kidding, there are some gambling websites that are poorly created in order just to scam people outright. Lastly, you must also consider if they have an active customer support service where you can reach with their support anytime.

[piebeyb]

if their casino supports crypto payments they should be required to be registered on this forum make ANN promote casinos on this forum and also actively create campaigns on this forum because basically it is to ensure that casino sites are really clean and not fraud, I'm more interested in casino sites that have ANN here and many active users of this forum also make long discussion in their ANN thread, it is more trusted than any other casino site promoting out there

[Yogee]

if their casino supports crypto payments they should be required to be registered on this forum make ANN promote casinos on this forum and also actively create campaigns on this forum because basically it is to ensure that casino sites are really clean and not fraud, I'm more interested in casino sites that have ANN here and many active users of this forum also make long discussion in their ANN thread, it is more trusted than any other casino site promoting out there

1XBIT has an active ANN and a marketing campaign to promote their casino. I bet they also have a customer support system for their loyal users just like what the OP is asking. Does that ensure they are really clean and not fraudulent? Does that make them more trustworthy than crypto casinos with inactive ANN or without any presence here?

[o48o]

Online Casinos Without Online Presence/Community
From my observations, I think online casinos without online presence or community of users are likely to scam any user and get away with it easily, and it doesn't matter if they have a high trust rating, this is because when they refuse to process your withdrawal and the customer support is not responding or not helping, the user in reality have no place to complain that will force the casino to pay him of lose a great number of their users if not all...
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Having community is important with every possible online service that involves money. I don't use any service that doesn't have some sort of place for users to chat freely. That helps me determine that it's legit very fast. Also one good sign is having few negative comments with admin replying to them, among of hundreds positive comments from active users. That shows that they won't be trying to get rid of bad press but want to serve all of their users.

[xSkylarx]

Online Casinos Without Online Presence/Community
From my observations, I think online casinos without online presence or community of users are likely to scam any user and get away with it easily, and it doesn't matter if they have a high trust rating, this is because when they refuse to process your withdrawal and the customer support is not responding or not helping, the user in reality have no place to complain that will force the casino to pay him of lose a great number of their users if not all...
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Having community is important with every possible online service that involves money. I don't use any service that doesn't have some sort of place for users to chat freely. That helps me determine that it's legit very fast. Also one good sign is having few negative comments with admin replying to them, among of hundreds positive comments from active users. That shows that they won't be trying to get rid of bad press but want to serve all of their users.

Most of the business today really needs community, mostly in those casinos. Unlike before, their customer service is enough. Now they need to have a bitcointalk thread, social media pages, and a group where users can freely say anything they want and also follow up on the tickets or issues that you've raised. Casinos or other online businesses that involve users who need to deposit money need to have a community, not just for support issues but also so that new users are aware of the problem and become more cautious..

[cabron]

Well, they do not need an Online presence... for us to hold them accountable. We can use social media/forums/websites to our advantage to spam accusations against them, if there are solid evidence that they are a scam site.   

There are several casino review sites, where we can burn them ... and forums like this gives us a voice. (Scam accusation section) ==> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

The Online presence just leaves a "foot print" for us to follow, if we want to track them and eventually want to take it to court. 

Taking them to court are for those who have an enormous amount in the casino. The rest that has few can only say so much in the scam thread.
But all casinos reputable or not may topple and eventually scam especially if they are not marketing thier casino to build a bigger community.

FTX although its not a casino that has a big community full of well-known people. They turn out to be insolvent and scam.

[dothebeats]

I avoid such casinos like the plague. If they can't be bothered to establish their online presence, why should I even go out my own way to figure out what they have to offer. I ain't one to fck around and find out, I'll just go to online casinos which established themselves in the field and are known across the industry. That will save me a lot of frustration, anxiety, and regret should this obscure casino turned out to be a scam.

[ralle14]

what other types of online casinos do you think gamblers should avoid? You never can tell, your advice might help someone in a short of long way.

For small gamblers like me, I recommend avoiding casinos that charge high amount of miner fees for every withdrawal request. I know it's a bit obvious but there are still some casinos that try to overcharge withdrawal fees when most of the time the recommended amount is less than $1.

if their casino supports crypto payments they should be required to be registered on this forum make ANN promote casinos on this forum and also actively create campaigns on this forum because basically it is to ensure that casino sites are really clean and not fraud, I'm more interested in casino sites that have ANN here and many active users of this forum also make long discussion in their ANN thread, it is more trusted than any other casino site promoting out there

They're free to create a thread but it doesn't have to be a requirement because a lot of gambling sites are probably not aware of the forum and there are several ANN threads that slowly became inactive like Bitsler for example.

[Blawpaw]

Online Casinos Without Online Presence/Community

From my observations, I think online casinos without online presence or community of users are likely to scam any user and get away with it easily, and it doesn't matter if they have a high trust rating, this is because when they refuse to process your withdrawal and the customer support is not responding or not helping, the user in reality have no place to complain that will force the casino to pay him of lose a great number of their users if not all...

Like for example, if a casino have a community on bitcointalk, and you are a user of that casino, at any time you have an issue with that casino and the customer support is not helping, bringing such issue to their community on bitcointalk will force the casino to find solution(s) immediately so that they don't lose their other customers in the case where they are the ones at fault..

But a casino without any kind of community anyway, if as a user, you encounter any problems and the customer refuse to help you, you are absolutely helpless, and complaining on forums where the casino is not even known won't help because it does not affect the casino on their business, they probably won't see your complaints, neither would their other customers do, so certainly, they won't answer and their other customers also don't know what is going on.. So it is best to avoid such casinos in my best opinion..

This is just one out of many types of online casinos to avoid, so let's make the discussion long, what other types of online casinos do you think gamblers should avoid? You never can tell, your advice might help someone in a short of long way.

I tend to face this, the other way around. I usually do not use shady or new casino websites and prefer to use the most-rated ones. If you use a casino that is out there long enough it means that this is a trusted casino. So, to take matters simply, a player should always use known casinos and avoid chasing crazy offers from shady casinos.

[Cling18]

That's the importance of choosing a casino with an ANN thread because you will be able to have your queries answered. It is important that we'll always make sure that a casino has its community because we could always check on the latest updates and happenings through it.
A casino with a dead or no existing community is definitely a manipulated casino or more likely scam which we have to get rid of.

[Jemzx00]

From my observations, I think online casinos without online presence or community of users are likely to scam any user and get away with it easily, and it doesn't matter if they have a high trust rating, this is because when they refuse to process your withdrawal and the customer support is not responding or not helping, the user in reality have no place to complain that will force the casino to pay him of lose a great number of their users if not all...

I think this only applies to new gambling platforms, as they tend to start with a high trust rating on most review sites which they've likely paid in the first place. However, even if they have a great community on the forum, some of them tend to scam people later on. It's best to check everything first on new gambling platforms before even gambling there.

However, old casinos that have great reputations on different and legitimate review sites can be trusted even if they don't have a community here on the forum. Usually, review sites also factor in customer service and how responsive they are. If in any case, customer service won't be able to provide a general answer on your query, you can try and contact them via email so someone higher can answer it for you.