How honest and transparent are casinos?

[Wiwo]

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?

You can't go on investigating on every casinos to know how transparent they are in terms of giving their referral bonus, but the best simple way to know this is to keep a try on up to two or three casinos and see the outcomes that you may get after participating in their referral bonus hunt, if we don't experience it ourselves, then it will be a sentimented judgement to give on other casinos that do justification in giving out referral bonus promptly and adequately.

Exactly taking part in multiple of those airdrop will unveil what the nature of it distribution and I am sure quite a few casinos have really given some form of bonus airdrop when they introduce new projects such as NFTs and other coins which are distributed to players.

-So we can't measure the level and extent of airdrop distribution by the casino, but I am sure most of them will go ahead with distribution.

[YOSHIE]

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... 

Not sure how big the chance of a casino actually dropping Bonuses on its users, but and to be honest I often risk Bonuses like: Daily rakeback, Weekly Cashback, Monthly Bonus, at one of the leading casino sites here, and I can verify the bonus for real, although I always lose when the bonus is rolled and wagered.

Bottom line: don't know how many people got the bonus like me, maybe 100-500 people, maybe, but the casino has a list and records of it all, for the people who get the bonus.

[bettercrypto]

Have you seen any casino gambling here on cryptocurrency do what you say? That's why playing casino apps here in online crypto depends on the belief and trust of a gambler in a casino.

       Because of the few years I have been here in the world of crypto, honestly speaking I have not seen the breakdown of the casinos that they gave with the bonuses that they did in the promotion that they applied to their gambling platform.

[AmoreJaz]

Have you seen any casino gambling here on cryptocurrency do what you say? That's why playing casino apps here in online crypto depends on the belief and trust of a gambler in a casino.

       Because of the few years I have been here in the world of crypto, honestly speaking I have not seen the breakdown of the casinos that they gave with the bonuses that they did in the promotion that they applied to their gambling platform.

nope, you can't get such figures from any casino out here. basically, you are just trusting the site that they will be honest about it. you can't expect them to disclose what they are really doing those bonuses or drops. and why gamblers care about such rewards? some are just happy to receive it, right? no one cares if it was given to all or not. also, casinos won't publicly publish who have gotten such bonuses or rewards. they may have their list but that's for their consumption not for public. in this case, you just trust the casino that they will do what they stated to their community.

[pawanjain]

The truth is we can't really find out if the site is actually giving away the drops or not.
Some do post the draws which can be verified but most of the times its just out in the thin air.
Trusted and reputed sites don't cheat their users usually because one mistake can decline their user base by a huge margin.
This is why they tend to do genuine promotions only which in turn increases their user base.

[Viscore]

Does it have to be transparent?
The casinos decide what to do with their own money and who to give bonuses to. They want to make more money, who are we to judge them? The gambling businesses aren't charity foundations, after all. They don't have any social and moral obligations(sad, but true).
I'm pretty sure the casinos will give "drops" and bonuses to the most hardcore gamblers, in order to keep them spending money on the casino.
There's no point giving away money and bonuses to new players, who might play once or twice and leave the casino after a while.

Exactly. Sometimes, being honest and transparent are only in the books, but if they really do execute then that’s way better. But I think what matters here is how they can be more profitable, and where they can be profitable. It’s their funds so they have all the right where to spend them, or if they really spend them or not. Bonuses are what we also find interesting in gambling, but of course the casino will only give them to those who are deserving players, those who have stayed for them and have wagered a lot for them.

[nakamura12]

This is really hard to prove but how I see it or what I think the reason why they give bonuses is that I think they didn't skim from the top but rather a mix of gamblers who gambled on their platform and to those who rarely gamble which I think some of them will be tempted to deposit because of the bonus. Honestly, it happened to me where I usually gamble 2-4 within a month but it changed when I am tempted with the bonus and that month made me gamble 3-6 instead of 2-4 within a month (that was before though because right now, I haven't been in gambling for quite some time.

[ScamViruS]

Until the full list is available, the exact account of the gamblers cannot be verified. Every business has their own secrets so the information they put out is only known to ordinary gamblers like us.

The way casinos promote promotional bonuses, it is not known whether the number of gamblers received the bonus or not due to casino confidentiality. So we have to believe the number they claim, there is no other way to verify.

[uneng]

The truth is we can't really find out if the site is actually giving away the drops or not.
Some do post the draws which can be verified but most of the times its just out in the thin air.
Trusted and reputed sites don't cheat their users usually because one mistake can decline their user base by a huge margin.
This is why they tend to do genuine promotions only which in turn increases their user base.

It's just not possible to have assurance the process is legit, because even if the casino is transparent by showing the users' profiles who won the prize, we will never be able to make sure if those are real accounts, or accounts created by the casino itself to fake a promotion. All we have in our favour is the casino's credibility with the community and it's our decision to trust them or not.

That is why I prefer promotions which reward everyone who join it by completing a requirement, instead of joining promotions which will select only few participants to be the winners.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

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... 

For me, I don't think that's an issue gamblers need to worry about, because in as much as such casino offers a very perfect gambling environment, fast deposit, withdrawal and a 24hrs active customer support ever always available to help users resolve issues on time, I'm totally okay with that. Because even if a casino did promise to offer a drop to 2500 gamblers and finally fulfilled its promise by sending it to the 2500 gamblers, you still won't know as there is one such tool to verify such information.
It's casinos money, and they have the right to do whatever they wish with it, in as much as they don't scam people of their funds.

[Fortify]

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... 

This is definitely suspicious behavior and not something you'll tend to find at a casino that offers lots of mainstream functionality. It's definitely a way to trick players into depositing more and I'd certainly steer clear of any site offering these sorts of promos. Either that, or they are raking in so much from players that they're able to throw these supposed drops back. There are a lot of psychological tricks that these sites can use to misdirect as well, like saying 1,000 players received up to 0.01 BTC free plays - a single high roller player might have got it and every other player got 0.00001. You're right, they're not audited, so nobody is going to know what they're really doing in the background.

[dothebeats]

One thing you should know is that these casinos will always have the budget. They will always have something to fund these promotions that are coming on their platforms. If not, then they do have some serious problems on their finances. If the members of the casino are still receiving their payouts on time on top of the promotions, then that is a platform that I can trust––on their finances at least. There is a limit on my trust though, and the moment that I haven't receive the bonus or my payout, that's when I'll dip.

[ololajulo]

In order to protect against fraud and cheating, a casino that meets all standards employs strict security measures.  They employ security personnel who are trained to detect and prevent fraudulent activities, and they use cameras and other monitoring systems to watch for suspicious behavior. It is typically required that casinos obtain licenses from the government or regulatory bodies, which outline specific rules and guidelines. Ensure fair play, transparency, and accountability, as well as that the games are not rigged in any way.

[cabron]

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... 

This is definitely suspicious behavior and not something you'll tend to find at a casino that offers lots of mainstream functionality. It's definitely a way to trick players into depositing more and I'd certainly steer clear of any site offering these sorts of promos. Either that, or they are raking in so much from players that they're able to throw these supposed drops back. There are a lot of psychological tricks that these sites can use to misdirect as well, like saying 1,000 players received up to 0.01 BTC free plays - a single high roller player might have got it and every other player got 0.00001. You're right, they're not audited, so nobody is going to know what they're really doing in the background.

Like he said there is no way of proving it since there is no way to verify as there is no list as well. But users will not suspect things like this after all it's a drop and everybody is happy to play. A promotion is funded, but we may not know all are given equally.

Casinos collect data and see the activity of users, they know who they would give more and less for some. If they see you are more addicted to Casino games, I guess the addicted ones are prone to deposit and lose more BTC so probably more drops to them.

[Hispo]

I do not see any reason why a reputable and well-known casino would need to do such things, however assuming we are talking about a relatively small casino which has not been around that much; I would say the best way to try to get information is checking the terms of the drop and promotions.

For example, if a casino claimed they were going to give away 10k$ in bonuses and if in the terms of the promotion does not mention the minimum or maximum number of winners, then it is safe to assume their staff is reserving the right to distribute the pool among those who participate.

It is a similar situation when it is announced there would be prizes distributed "up to X amount", it does not necessarily means the casino would distribute it all, but rather their are letting people know the maximum possible  amount of money they can give away in that specific promotion.

[DaNNy001]

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... 

Well I understand the point you are trying to highlight, but am pretty sure no one can actually know the truth about the bonuses given to different users in their platform apart from the actually people involved in the distribution process or the owner of the casino. Like you said the casino can actually tell lies that they have given the bonuses to a specific number and this might possibly spike other gamblers to try and see if they would be awarded same bonuses.

[aioc]

Between transparency and protecting their users' information, they will choose the latter, casinos have features that will protect their privacy while betting so if they are qualified to receive the bonuses and the giveaways their username will not show up and it will not reflect the real information on what's on the lists, so why bother to show it.

[Newlifebtc]

You can only know the transparency of casino when you have penetrate to their site and you know the nature of things they are operating with because you cannot stand outside and I know how important or her meaningful a particular casino site is all about so I think we have two already partner within the side first before we know the important of it or conclude of casino

[Hamphser]

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... 

Is this something that really matters?

As long we arent receiving any complaints and issues  been raised about not getting bonuses or whatsoever correlated to this, then it should be fine.Also, we do know that bonuses and drops arent really that
interesting at all considering about terms and conditions which arent that shocking anymore. About giving prizes and bonus drops without terms then there's no way on knowing if those are legit
players or something that part of their company but its none of our business because no matter how we do try to uncover, for sure they would really be that dumb to leave up some holes
and showing off on what they are really doing.If thats the case then lets just play and just enjoy on what we do have now.

[suzanne5223]

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?

There are casinos that are always transparent with their promotion and for the record, every promotion has its requirement, and once a user achieves the request requirement such a user is eligible for the winning prize.

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?

I understand your curiosity but the casinos that always offer this promotion are making a lot of fortune. If the question was about casinos hiring influencers for hype promotion, yes that's possible but if it's about promotions that involve high prizes if the casino is reputable they always make much than enough through their game promotion.

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... 

There's no way people can verify if the promotion is not handled on this forum, but there's a chance to know the promo winner if the casino post the promo winner list.