How honest and transparent are casinos?

[Fiatless]

I have seen several casinos with promotions where they do "drops" to thousands of people or they give bonuses to several gamblers, but how transparent is this process?

Do you think casinos are really doing these drops to 1000s of people or are they skimming from the top.... ? They might say a drop is for 2500 people, but they might only drop for 500 people and nobody will know. Yes, some of those 500 people will report that they have received the drop and it will look legit.... but is it really?

How can the gamblers verify that the actual amount of people are receiving the drop or the bonus, if there are no list to verify it? Let's discuss this. I am curious if other people also thought about this... 

Business owners are humans and some humans are straightforward while others are not transparent. Some casinos keep their promise and they are also open to public scrutiny. While other are not and they keep their business dealing secretly so that customers will never have access to them. I am sure that some casinos fulfill all their promotion promises to their customers because they want to maintain or increase their reputation. While others don't care about what people think or say about them because their main focus is not to satisfy customers but to make outrageous profits.

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[jostorres]

I have seen several casinos with promotions where they do "drops" to thousands of people or they give bonuses to several gamblers, but how transparent is this process?

Do you think casinos are really doing these drops to 1000s of people or are they skimming from the top.... ? They might say a drop is for 2500 people, but they might only drop for 500 people and nobody will know. Yes, some of those 500 people will report that they have received the drop and it will look legit.... but is it really?

How can the gamblers verify that the actual amount of people are receiving the drop or the bonus, if there are no list to verify it? Let's discuss this.. I am curious if other people also thought about this... 

Check it probably still impossible, but there are casinos for which these drops are an insignificant loss, so I think there is no point in cheating, and to get the drops need a good turnover - which is profitable for the casino, so if the casino says 2.500 activation, then so it is - why he trifle

I think OP was probably referring to the airdrops that are done without any turnover or wagering requirements but just to random gamblers, and that is exactly the reason why he said how a gambler would know if the casino is actually transparent about airdropping rewards to the exact same amount as mentioned or they just do it to some and don't give away all the rewards.

But you are actually right that casinos surely get what they need back from such promotions since mostly more gamblers join the platform and even do deposits only to become eligible users of the platform to get a chance for the airdrop.

[stomachgrowls]

I think most online casinos that we see on visible side of internet is pretty regulated so I don't have doubts they tend to follow specific rules. In some countries such operations like extra money bonus/rewards should be done in observation of notary to avoid cheating. Well obviously there must be some casinos which are under radar and they might be violating law. But such cases must be very rare. We are living in 2023 so in such cases one appointment to law may cause gambling operation to end. Its risky and profitable business.

Why it is really that hard to make your business that regulated? Are they really jus that too serious on avoiding up taxes or whatever deductions? I cant really see a reason on why a business owner would really be having that operation under the radar but its true that majority now are on compliance on what the government had set into. When it comes to transparency then it would really be that depending because not all would really be that honest and transparent enough but well we arent that blind not to see those differences and this is why we should really make use of our own will and common sense on which one would be worth.
So its up to your personal choice whether which one.

[Silberman]

I have seen several casinos with promotions where they do "drops" to thousands of people or they give bonuses to several gamblers, but how transparent is this process?

Do you think casinos are really doing these drops to 1000s of people or are they skimming from the top.... ? They might say a drop is for 2500 people, but they might only drop for 500 people and nobody will know. Yes, some of those 500 people will report that they have received the drop and it will look legit.... but is it really?

How can the gamblers verify that the actual amount of people are receiving the drop or the bonus, if there are no list to verify it? Let's discuss this. I am curious if other people also thought about this...  

Business owners are humans and some humans are straightforward while others are not transparent. Some casinos keep their promise and they are also open to public scrutiny. While other are not and they keep their business dealing secretly so that customers will never have access to them. I am sure that some casinos fulfill all their promotion promises to their customers because they want to maintain or increase their reputation. While others don't care about what people think or say about them because their main focus is not to satisfy customers but to make outrageous profits.

But the paradox is that only those casino owners which actually care about their clients will obtain the success they are aiming for, an owner which does not care about their customers will show this on their policies, not giving bonuses, very high wagering requirements, mandatory KYC if you win any money, cheating their customers with cheap excuses and many more things they do which shows they do not care about anything other than their profits, however an owner which cares will do the opposite and their customers will notice, and eventually they will prefer to gamble at the casino which gives them the best treatment and make the persons behind that casino incredibly successful.

[slapper]

I have seen several casinos with promotions where they do "drops" to thousands of people or they give bonuses to several gamblers, but how transparent is this process?

Do you think casinos are really doing these drops to 1000s of people or are they skimming from the top.... ? They might say a drop is for 2500 people, but they might only drop for 500 people and nobody will know. Yes, some of those 500 people will report that they have received the drop and it will look legit.... but is it really?

How can the gamblers verify that the actual amount of people are receiving the drop or the bonus, if there are no list to verify it? Let's discuss this. I am curious if other people also thought about this...  

Business owners are humans and some humans are straightforward while others are not transparent. Some casinos keep their promise and they are also open to public scrutiny. While other are not and they keep their business dealing secretly so that customers will never have access to them. I am sure that some casinos fulfill all their promotion promises to their customers because they want to maintain or increase their reputation. While others don't care about what people think or say about them because their main focus is not to satisfy customers but to make outrageous profits.

But the paradox is that only those casino owners which actually care about their clients will obtain the success they are aiming for, an owner which does not care about their customers will show this on their policies, not giving bonuses, very high wagering requirements, mandatory KYC if you win any money, cheating their customers with cheap excuses and many more things they do which shows they do not care about anything other than their profits, however an owner which cares will do the opposite and their customers will notice, and eventually they will prefer to gamble at the casino which gives them the best treatment and make the persons behind that casino incredibly successful.

Ain't it a peculiar contradiction? It's amusing how showing love to your patrons can be the magic formula in the ruthless arena of casinos. You know what they say, "You'll attract more flies with honey than with vinegar."

But on the real, it adds up. Casinos that take care of their clientele, showering them with bonuses, fair wagering demands, and just policies will earn devoted fans who'll spread the good word. On the flip side, casinos that deceive or mistreat their customers will quickly earn a notorious rep, sealing their fate.

In a nutshell, if you're running a casino, caring for your customers is the key to long-term success. Show them love, and they'll keep coming back for more action. At the end of the day, the customer knows best, especially when they're putting their chips on the line!

[Huppercase]

I have seen several casinos with promotions where they do "drops" to thousands of people or they give bonuses to several gamblers, but how transparent is this process?

Do you think casinos are really doing these drops to 1000s of people or are they skimming from the top.... ? They might say a drop is for 2500 people, but they might only drop for 500 people and nobody will know. Yes, some of those 500 people will report that they have received the drop and it will look legit.... but is it really?

How can the gamblers verify that the actual amount of people are receiving the drop or the bonus, if there are no list to verify it? Let's discuss this. I am curious if other people also thought about this... 

Business owners are humans and some humans are straightforward while others are not transparent. Some casinos keep their promise and they are also open to public scrutiny. While other are not and they keep their business dealing secretly so that customers will never have access to them. I am sure that some casinos fulfill all their promotion promises to their customers because they want to maintain or increase their reputation. While others don't care about what people think or say about them because their main focus is not to satisfy customers but to make outrageous profits.

Is there a casino that disregards public opinion and criticism towards their betting site? If a casino doesn't address the concerns and feedback from its customers, it implies that they don't value its customers' experiences. As a reputable company that is focused on making profits and building a reputation empire, it's essential to prioritize the needs of the people around them. Even if a casino has a good reputation at the start, if they fail to address problems that arise as they grow, it will eventually lose customers and end up with a dwindling player base.

[TopTort777]

OP has risen a very tricky question. On one side we have crypto casinos, crypto, that supposed to be transparent. On the other hand it is anonymity, which means we will never find out the truth. Third side of the coin (lol) is that this is a closed business. Casinos will never share any data about their working processes for public.

If we speak specifically about bonuses, then there is no truth. Or better say we should not try to find trust there, as they are part of promotion. They should not supposed to be honest or dishonest, transparent or shady. Their goal is different. I think they are just like a flashy paper wrap. Like people really trust that they can buy a candy, register receipt and win a car or ticket to Disneyland? Buy a box of cookies and win a travel to Canary islands? Most people dont believe in that, however companies report that someone really won their major prize.

I believe that a person can win few bucks from casinos boxes, eggs and other stuff (drops), but "win our Lamborghini" is just a flashy banner.

[AicecreaME]

Business owners are humans and some humans are straightforward while others are not transparent. Some casinos keep their promise and they are also open to public scrutiny. While other are not and they keep their business dealing secretly so that customers will never have access to them. I am sure that some casinos fulfill all their promotion promises to their customers because they want to maintain or increase their reputation. While others don't care about what people think or say about them because their main focus is not to satisfy customers but to make outrageous profits.

Is there a casino that disregards public opinion and criticism towards their betting site? If a casino doesn't address the concerns and feedback from its customers, it implies that they don't value its customers' experiences. As a reputable company that is focused on making profits and building a reputation empire, it's essential to prioritize the needs of the people around them. Even if a casino has a good reputation at the start, if they fail to address problems that arise as they grow, it will eventually lose customers and end up with a dwindling player base.

As far as I know, those casinos that value their reputation will not disregard the opinion and suggestions of the players for the betterment of their website, service, and brand itself. It will be damaging to the casino website if they will leave the concerns and issue of their players on deaf ears. By not entertaining their queries and suggestions, you give them the reason to doubt your quality of service and your motive behind establishing the business. The moment the player lose their trust would mean that you failed to bring satisfaction and thus, should be ready for the consequences such as losing regulars and potential clients as well.

It is indeed essential for a company to have a good customer representative to provide resolution for the minor or major problems the players encounter. Prioritizing the people  who give you income is what any businessmen should do after all if they want to stay operating for the long run.