Using ToS against users normal?

[ethereumhunter]

I would also prefer to get a bookie or a house that is consistent on giving a weekly newspaper for updates. Not just for technical updates and changes but also with the promotion of their outgoing discounts and free plays/bets. Just said, legitimate and established casinos won't just change and shift their TOS and Terms and Conditions in an instant. If there is, there might be an anomaly behind that would prevent users from widthrawing thier funds or putting them in some kind of violations.

Usually, casinos or bookies give the option to subscribe to the news provided by the casino, but many gamblers don't pay attention to this and in the end don't choose to subscribe even though it can help them to find out if there are changes to the rules, attractive promotions or even codes that are given out for free.

I am one of those who often subscribe for casino newsletter and notification but I seldom check my email the reason why I always miss some important casino event and even freebies.  When I think of it, I am missing a lot of good stuff that the casino offer because these freebies has the possibility to give us a good win without spending or risking fund from our pocket.  Aside from that important news and notices are also sent through email to keep us updated.

You have the opportunity to get attractive promos or free prizes from the casino. But maybe you do that because you don't want to lose a lot of money because we have to use more money to get the promo. But I think you can get a good promo because the casino will always give attractive promos so we can participate. By subscribing to emails from the casino, we will always know updates from the casino so we will be alert and maybe be able to use promos or whatever it is properly.

[lionheart78]

But the problem is reading the ToS takes a bit longer so gamblers are lazy to read all the ToS rules because they sometimes gamble just for fun so they don't think too much about these rules.
It's just that sometimes gamblers are lucky to get big wins but break the rules so that which causes problems in gambling.

The problem is not the emptiness of the TOS but the inability of the gamblers to read through them carefully and interpret them in the best clear terms and possible as to know when to apply them to their personal activities at the casino,  I am sure if gamblers take the time to properly study and understand casinos terms and conditions there won't have too much problem finding the ways around the casinos and also have the way to avoid any actions that could violate the rules of the casino.

The thing is that,  while gamblers are mostly concentrated on the games and possibly winning but fail to follow the basic rules.

You are right, but come to think of it, how many gamblers really do give any credence to the terms of service of a casino by reading them before maybe signing up  on the casino or depositing and playing on the casino? I think a very few persons if at all there is any..

Most gamblers just sign up and deposit to play disregarding the terms of service of the casino, that is why many were dumbfounded when they found out that their account were locked or suspended due to violation of the TOS.

I can use myself as an example, when signing up on a casino and have money waiting that I need to deposit and place some bets with, the last thing on my mind is to spend any extra hour reading something i might end up not even understanding clearly.

This is not to discourage any one from reading, I am just being true to my self atleast, a regular gambler clearly does not make out time to read TOS of gambling casinos, except for the few exceptional, more professional ones.

You are not alone, I used to sign up for deposit and play disregarding their TOS.  It only occurs in my mind when something unusual happen like when I found my withdrawal request pending due to not meeting the minimum withdrawal or the needed wagering requirement.  What I do is contact the support staff and then when I knew the error from my side, I cancel my request and started to wager to meet the requirement for withdrawal.

[delfastTions]

But the problem is reading the ToS takes a bit longer so gamblers are lazy to read all the ToS rules because they sometimes gamble just for fun so they don't think too much about these rules.
It's just that sometimes gamblers are lucky to get big wins but break the rules so that which causes problems in gambling.

The problem is not the emptiness of the TOS but the inability of the gamblers to read through them carefully and interpret them in the best clear terms and possible as to know when to apply them to their personal activities at the casino,  I am sure if gamblers take the time to properly study and understand casinos terms and conditions there won't have too much problem finding the ways around the casinos and also have the way to avoid any actions that could violate the rules of the casino.

The thing is that,  while gamblers are mostly concentrated on the games and possibly winning but fail to follow the basic rules.

You are right, but come to think of it, how many gamblers really do give any credence to the terms of service of a casino by reading them before maybe signing up  on the casino or depositing and playing on the casino? I think a very few persons if at all there is any..

Most gamblers just sign up and deposit to play disregarding the terms of service of the casino, that is why many were dumbfounded when they found out that their account were locked or suspended due to violation of the TOS.

I can use myself as an example, when signing up on a casino and have money waiting that I need to deposit and place some bets with, the last thing on my mind is to spend any extra hour reading something i might end up not even understanding clearly.

This is not to discourage any one from reading, I am just being true to my self atleast, a regular gambler clearly does not make out time to read TOS of gambling casinos, except for the few exceptional, more professional ones.

You are not alone, I used to sign up for deposit and play disregarding their TOS.  It only occurs in my mind when something unusual happen like when I found my withdrawal request pending due to not meeting the minimum withdrawal or the needed wagering requirement.  What I do is contact the support staff and then when I knew the error from my side, I cancel my request and started to wager to meet the requirement for withdrawal.

I think that this is how most people gamble.  Just like you. 

And those players just want to have some fun and don't want to spend time reading TOS at all, and time is spent not only reading, but also understanding some of the more difficult points of TOS.  And these points in the rules may be important in your future game in this casino. 
Moreover, persuading players to carefully read and understand TOS in advance, in my opinion, does not make sense at all.  All the same, almost no one will listen to you (with rare exceptions - attentive, responsible and cautious players) and will continue to play without taking into account the possibility of unforeseen situations at all. 
Those situations that directly follow from the TOS of this casino.  And then you will have endless correspondence with support, which could have been avoided and not wasted on them your precious time.

[slapper]

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I think that this is how most people gamble.  Just like you. 

And those players just want to have some fun and don't want to spend time reading TOS at all, and time is spent not only reading, but also understanding some of the more difficult points of TOS.  And these points in the rules may be important in your future game in this casino. 
Moreover, persuading players to carefully read and understand TOS in advance, in my opinion, does not make sense at all.  All the same, almost no one will listen to you (with rare exceptions - attentive, responsible and cautious players) and will continue to play without taking into account the possibility of unforeseen situations at all. 
Those situations that directly follow from the TOS of this casino.  And then you will have endless correspondence with support, which could have been avoided and not wasted on them your precious time.

Sure, many gamers find TOS a roadblock and overlook it, but it's this neglect that can cause problems. The TOS isn't just wordy gibberish; it's a pact detailing rights and duties of both parties. Believing that reading TOS is time-wasting doesn't lessen its key role in warding off disputes. Gamers could dodge troubles by knowing what they're agreeing to. Promoting TOS awareness isn't useless, even if largely ignored. Skipping the TOS can lead to unexpected issues like account freezing, lost income, or quarrels with support. Thus, urging players to read TOS can spare time and future headaches.

[mak013]

Sure, many gamers find TOS a roadblock and overlook it, but it's this neglect that can cause problems. The TOS isn't just wordy gibberish; it's a pact detailing rights and duties of both parties. Believing that reading TOS is time-wasting doesn't lessen its key role in warding off disputes. Gamers could dodge troubles by knowing what they're agreeing to. Promoting TOS awareness isn't useless, even if largely ignored. Skipping the TOS can lead to unexpected issues like account freezing, lost income, or quarrels with support. Thus, urging players to read TOS can spare time and future headaches.

It is so. And if the gambler would read the ToS more attentively they often wouldn`t accepted it. Lots of paragraphs are written so blurry that the casino can ban gambler, or set the limits, or cancel his bet any moment. I had such problems several times and i can`t do anything with it - it is written in the ToS. The main problem that such situation is true for the most part of the casinos and you can read all the ToS attentively and don`t like it but you have to agree with it because you`ll get the same ToS in all other casinos.

[DoublerHunter]

Sure, many gamers find TOS a roadblock and overlook it, but it's this neglect that can cause problems. The TOS isn't just wordy gibberish; it's a pact detailing rights and duties of both parties. Believing that reading TOS is time-wasting doesn't lessen its key role in warding off disputes. Gamers could dodge troubles by knowing what they're agreeing to. Promoting TOS awareness isn't useless, even if largely ignored. Skipping the TOS can lead to unexpected issues like account freezing, lost income, or quarrels with support. Thus, urging players to read TOS can spare time and future headaches.

It is so. And if the gambler would read the ToS more attentively they often wouldn`t accepted it. Lots of paragraphs are written so blurry that the casino can ban gambler, or set the limits, or cancel his bet any moment. I had such problems several times and i can`t do anything with it - it is written in the ToS. The main problem that such situation is true for the most part of the casinos and you can read all the ToS attentively and don`t like it but you have to agree with it because you`ll get the same ToS in all other casinos.

^Laziness I think why most reason gamblers did not know the terms.
However, as I notice here there are many responsible gamblers who do take the time to read and understand the terms and conditions before engaging in any gambling activities. But most of them think that some gamblers may have used similar gambling services before and assume that the terms and conditions are likely to be similar as well. This assumption can lead to complacency and a lack of thorough reading which the result is not good for us.

[Minecache]

Sure, many gamers find TOS a roadblock and overlook it, but it's this neglect that can cause problems. The TOS isn't just wordy gibberish; it's a pact detailing rights and duties of both parties. Believing that reading TOS is time-wasting doesn't lessen its key role in warding off disputes. Gamers could dodge troubles by knowing what they're agreeing to. Promoting TOS awareness isn't useless, even if largely ignored. Skipping the TOS can lead to unexpected issues like account freezing, lost income, or quarrels with support. Thus, urging players to read TOS can spare time and future headaches.

It is so. And if the gambler would read the ToS more attentively they often wouldn`t accepted it. Lots of paragraphs are written so blurry that the casino can ban gambler, or set the limits, or cancel his bet any moment. I had such problems several times and i can`t do anything with it - it is written in the ToS. The main problem that such situation is true for the most part of the casinos and you can read all the ToS attentively and don`t like it but you have to agree with it because you`ll get the same ToS in all other casinos.

Before accepting the terms and conditions, gamblers should carefully read and understand them. Reviewing the terms can be time-consuming and challenging, but it is important for users to understand the risks and limitations associated with using a particular casino platform. ToS clauses that you find unfavorable or ambiguous must be carefully considered before you accept them. Whenever you have questions or concerns, you can reach out to the casino's customer service team. Your specific concerns may be addressed by them or they may be able to provide more information.

While many casinos have similar or even identical terms, it's still important to read each ToS carefully, as there may be subtle differences or additional clauses that may affect your experience, But I will never support changing ToS silently, in a casino want to change some certain ToS they should inform the existing customer first.

[Wiwo]

Sure, many gamers find TOS a roadblock and overlook it, but it's this neglect that can cause problems. The TOS isn't just wordy gibberish; it's a pact detailing rights and duties of both parties. Believing that reading TOS is time-wasting doesn't lessen its key role in warding off disputes. Gamers could dodge troubles by knowing what they're agreeing to. Promoting TOS awareness isn't useless, even if largely ignored. Skipping the TOS can lead to unexpected issues like account freezing, lost income, or quarrels with support. Thus, urging players to read TOS can spare time and future headaches.

It is so. And if the gambler would read the ToS more attentively they often wouldn`t accepted it. Lots of paragraphs are written so blurry that the casino can ban gambler, or set the limits, or cancel his bet any moment. I had such problems several times and i can`t do anything with it - it is written in the ToS. The main problem that such situation is true for the most part of the casinos and you can read all the ToS attentively and don`t like it but you have to agree with it because you`ll get the same ToS in all other casinos.

^Laziness I think why most reason gamblers did not know the terms.
However, as I notice here there are many responsible gamblers who do take the time to read and understand the terms and conditions before engaging in any gambling activities. But most of them think that some gamblers may have used similar gambling services before and assume that the terms and conditions are likely to be similar as well. This assumption can lead to complacency and a lack of thorough reading which the result is not good for us.

Laziness shouldn't be the last point to call those gamblers who never care to read the TOS of casinos and when their fall into problems they tend to blame the casino,  what I refer to them also as being stupid this is because,  how can anyone risk their money by depositing into a site that you don't know their term and conditions.

This can't be possible under normal conditions only an addict will make such a move since the addiction is pushing him aside from that,  any normal person will certainly be ready to read the TOS before even registering on the site.

[serjent05]

Sure, many gamers find TOS a roadblock and overlook it, but it's this neglect that can cause problems. The TOS isn't just wordy gibberish; it's a pact detailing rights and duties of both parties. Believing that reading TOS is time-wasting doesn't lessen its key role in warding off disputes. Gamers could dodge troubles by knowing what they're agreeing to. Promoting TOS awareness isn't useless, even if largely ignored. Skipping the TOS can lead to unexpected issues like account freezing, lost income, or quarrels with support. Thus, urging players to read TOS can spare time and future headaches.

It is so. And if the gambler would read the ToS more attentively they often wouldn`t accepted it. Lots of paragraphs are written so blurry that the casino can ban gambler, or set the limits, or cancel his bet any moment. I had such problems several times and i can`t do anything with it - it is written in the ToS. The main problem that such situation is true for the most part of the casinos and you can read all the ToS attentively and don`t like it but you have to agree with it because you`ll get the same ToS in all other casinos.

^Laziness I think why most reason gamblers did not know the terms.
However, as I notice here there are many responsible gamblers who do take the time to read and understand the terms and conditions before engaging in any gambling activities. But most of them think that some gamblers may have used similar gambling services before and assume that the terms and conditions are likely to be similar as well. This assumption can lead to complacency and a lack of thorough reading which the result is not good for us.

Laziness shouldn't be the last point to call those gamblers who never care to read the TOS of casinos and when their fall into problems they tend to blame the casino,  what I refer to them also as being stupid this is because,  how can anyone risk their money by depositing into a site that you don't know their term and conditions.

These people who just signed up and do not read the TOS does not know the consequence of missing to understand the term and service.  They might pay a price of being lazy to read  the guideline of the casino and may even put their account to suspension since he might be doing things that is deemed illegal by the TOS.

This can't be possible under normal conditions only an addict will make such a move since the addiction is pushing him aside from that,  any normal person will certainly be ready to read the TOS before even registering on the site.

No it happen  even non-addicted player often missed reading the TOS of the gambling platform as they register to the site.

[Hamphser]

Sure, many gamers find TOS a roadblock and overlook it, but it's this neglect that can cause problems. The TOS isn't just wordy gibberish; it's a pact detailing rights and duties of both parties. Believing that reading TOS is time-wasting doesn't lessen its key role in warding off disputes. Gamers could dodge troubles by knowing what they're agreeing to. Promoting TOS awareness isn't useless, even if largely ignored. Skipping the TOS can lead to unexpected issues like account freezing, lost income, or quarrels with support. Thus, urging players to read TOS can spare time and future headaches.

It is so. And if the gambler would read the ToS more attentively they often wouldn`t accepted it. Lots of paragraphs are written so blurry that the casino can ban gambler, or set the limits, or cancel his bet any moment. I had such problems several times and i can`t do anything with it - it is written in the ToS. The main problem that such situation is true for the most part of the casinos and you can read all the ToS attentively and don`t like it but you have to agree with it because you`ll get the same ToS in all other casinos.

Before accepting the terms and conditions, gamblers should carefully read and understand them. Reviewing the terms can be time-consuming and challenging, but it is important for users to understand the risks and limitations associated with using a particular casino platform. ToS clauses that you find unfavorable or ambiguous must be carefully considered before you accept them. Whenever you have questions or concerns, you can reach out to the casino's customer service team. Your specific concerns may be addressed by them or they may be able to provide more information.

While many casinos have similar or even identical terms, it's still important to read each ToS carefully, as there may be subtle differences or additional clauses that may affect your experience, But I will never support changing ToS silently, in a casino want to change some certain ToS they should inform the existing customer first.

Everyone or almost 100% wouldnt really be caring on reading up a huge pile of text on which it would really be just that normal that they would just ignore on whats written there. On the time that there would

be some changes then this is where risks would really be adding up because to those who arent aware of those updates or changes and able to commit out such violation would really be on trouble.

On the time that the platform would be pointing out on what they have done then it would be ending up on having no argumentation since you have violated something against on their updated TOS.
This is why it is really that important that reading up would be that always essential but well im also guilty with this because not all the time im really that a fan on reading up on everything.
I do just simply wants to play. 

[khaled0111]

^^
Not reading the ToS is not an excuse.
It doesn't matter why you didn't read the ToS of the service, but if you are going to be punished then you should assume it. The terms where there in front if you and you signed with the service and acknowledged that you agree with its terms.
If they find you guilty of breaching those terms then there isn't much anyone can do. You are at fault here and you should assume your responsibilities.

[rozak]

^^
Not reading the ToS is not an excuse.
It doesn't matter why you didn't read the ToS of the service, but if you are going to be punished then you should assume it. The terms where there in front if you and you signed with the service and acknowledged that you agree with its terms.
If they find you guilty of breaching those terms then there isn't much anyone can do. You are at fault here and you should assume your responsibilities.

yes, if the ToS is approved at the beginning we create an account on the gambling platform, then it will be our fault if we violate the conditions we have agreed to.
but if there is a ToS change and the platform does not make a notification on the web or their social media. then of course it needs to be questioned. because usually an exchange platform also makes a notification if there is a change in their terms. or any application usually sends emails regarding changes to some conditions. and if we still don't read it, of course, it will be our fault.

[lienfaye]

^^
Not reading the ToS is not an excuse.
It doesn't matter why you didn't read the ToS of the service, but if you are going to be punished then you should assume it. The terms where there in front if you and you signed with the service and acknowledged that you agree with its terms.
If they find you guilty of breaching those terms then there isn't much anyone can do. You are at fault here and you should assume your responsibilities.

yes, if the ToS is approved at the beginning we create an account on the gambling platform, then it will be our fault if we violate the conditions we have agreed to.
but if there is a ToS change and the platform does not make a notification on the web or their social media. then of course it needs to be questioned. because usually an exchange platform also makes a notification if there is a change in their terms. or any application usually sends emails regarding changes to some conditions. and if we still don't read it, of course, it will be our fault.

Many gamblers are not reading the rules and just acknowledge it to create an account. It's quite normal for many of us to directly play and not taking time to read what's written on their ToS thinking that casinos are often have similar ToS. This is the player's fault if he/she is not aware of the rules for being lazy.

On the other side, you read their ToS before creating an account. If changes are made on ToS, notifying their users are necessary so the gamblers are aware and can read what changes have been made to prevent violating it. Using the ToS are reasonable if it is clearly stated and it's not a sudden changes to use against the users. If the platform didn't notify their users, how they will know there's an added/replaced condition if they're not aware of it even before creating an account they read the rules? It's not right.

[maydna]

^^
Not reading the ToS is not an excuse.
It doesn't matter why you didn't read the ToS of the service, but if you are going to be punished then you should assume it. The terms where there in front if you and you signed with the service and acknowledged that you agree with its terms.
If they find you guilty of breaching those terms then there isn't much anyone can do. You are at fault here and you should assume your responsibilities.

yes, if the ToS is approved at the beginning we create an account on the gambling platform, then it will be our fault if we violate the conditions we have agreed to.
but if there is a ToS change and the platform does not make a notification on the web or their social media. then of course it needs to be questioned. because usually an exchange platform also makes a notification if there is a change in their terms. or any application usually sends emails regarding changes to some conditions. and if we still don't read it, of course, it will be our fault.

Gamblers often underestimate this by not reading notification emails or when they enter the casino because usually, there must be a small or big window notifying them of the change. And if they weren't alert or didn't understand, they would just close the window and go straight to the game. But some casinos only notify of changes in email so many don't check their email because they go straight to the casino site. And it can keep them from knowing if there is a change in the rules.

[jostorres]

Not reading the ToS is not an excuse.
It doesn't matter why you didn't read the ToS of the service, but if you are going to be punished then you should assume it. The terms where there in front if you and you signed with the service and acknowledged that you agree with its terms.
If they find you guilty of breaching those terms then there isn't much anyone can do. You are at fault here and you should assume your responsibilities.

Most gamblers don't understand that and they simply ignore the terms and conditions when they sign up, when someone doesn't know the rules and regulations and dos and don'ts of a platform, they will surely get in trouble at some point and they start complaining after something happens and the casino takes some action against them or don't let them withdraw their funds or something similar happens.

That is when they realize that they made a mistake by not reading the terms and conditions at the beginning when they joined the platform, or they wouldn't get in trouble right now if they had read them in the first place, but still, very few gamblers learn from their mistakes and don't repeat them.

[Docnaster]

Changing of terms and conditions without notifying the users or gamblers is normal with online gambling websites? Then when you did something wrong or about to withdraw your money they will tell you that you don't read their terms and conditions, and you start arguing with them until you decide to read the ToS again and you find out that it's different.

Some gambling websites consist of wicked owners that willingly plan to defraud their users using the ToS against them, or is this normal? Have such happened to anyone on this forum before?

I have not had an idea of the allegations you stated above but reading it seems to me like something that can happen
And that could be termed a criminal offence.
This very attitude can be checked before it becomes rampant and the best way to check it is to ensure that all casino owners make their ToS  downloadable so that on registering, I will download and have my own copy of the agreement

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Changing of terms and conditions without notifying the users or gamblers is normal with online gambling websites? Then when you did something wrong or about to withdraw your money they will tell you that you don't read their terms and conditions, and you start arguing with them until you decide to read the ToS again and you find out that it's different.

Some gambling websites consist of wicked owners that willingly plan to defraud their users using the ToS against them, or is this normal? Have such happened to anyone on this forum before?

I have not had an idea of the allegations you stated above but reading it seems to me like something that can happen
And that could be termed a criminal offence.
This very attitude can be checked before it becomes rampant and the best way to check it is to ensure that all casino owners make their ToS  downloadable so that on registering, I will download and have my own copy of the agreement

This is a great idea, but the problem is, how many casinos will get this done? I do have come across some platforms where their terms and conditions are downloadable, but I've never seen such on any casino I've used previously and presently.

What I do some times wile reading a terms and conditions of a casino is to screenshot a part I think is very sensitive, and save the shot on my Google drive, this way, can always go back to the shot anytime it seems to me something changed.

And again, it is also very possible to copy the entire terms and conditions and paste it on a text editor, and from there, you can easily convert and save it as a pdf file.

[danadc]

^^
Not reading the ToS is not an excuse.
It doesn't matter why you didn't read the ToS of the service, but if you are going to be punished then you should assume it. The terms where there in front if you and you signed with the service and acknowledged that you agree with its terms.
If they find you guilty of breaching those terms then there isn't much anyone can do. You are at fault here and you should assume your responsibilities.

yes, if the ToS is approved at the beginning we create an account on the gambling platform, then it will be our fault if we violate the conditions we have agreed to.
but if there is a ToS change and the platform does not make a notification on the web or their social media. then of course it needs to be questioned. because usually an exchange platform also makes a notification if there is a change in their terms. or any application usually sends emails regarding changes to some conditions. and if we still don't read it, of course, it will be our fault.

Gamblers often underestimate this by not reading notification emails or when they enter the casino because usually, there must be a small or big window notifying them of the change. And if they weren't alert or didn't understand, they would just close the window and go straight to the game. But some casinos only notify of changes in email so many don't check their email because they go straight to the casino site. And it can keep them from knowing if there is a change in the rules.

A player always has many things that he can achieve , among which he must be very Careful because if the players change and they do not realize it, it is likely that when they go to make withdrawals or do other types of contests, they will be taken by surprise Sometimes one when I play is not aware of the announcements they make, Because we only concentrate on playing, that is a classic, then surprises come, that is something very Common , I am not one to be Aware , but now that this Thread they talk about so Many things is a very good way to take care of my Interests.

[serjent05]

^^
Not reading the ToS is not an excuse.

True that, the registration page make sure to remind us to read the TOS but due to laziness most of us just click the box confirming we read the TOS even without actually reading it and proceed with the registration.

It doesn't matter why you didn't read the ToS of the service, but if you are going to be punished then you should assume it. The terms where there in front if you and you signed with the service and acknowledged that you agree with its terms.

Casino will always implement what is written on the TOS, so if someone breach the terms, they will get punished from temporary suspension of the account or total ban depending on the severity of the breach.

If they find you guilty of breaching those terms then there isn't much anyone can do. You are at fault here and you should assume your responsibilities.

If someone got caught breaching the TOS,  the casino will ask for the KYC first then proceed with the ban or suspension.

[Hamphser]

^^
Not reading the ToS is not an excuse.
It doesn't matter why you didn't read the ToS of the service, but if you are going to be punished then you should assume it. The terms where there in front if you and you signed with the service and acknowledged that you agree with its terms.
If they find you guilty of breaching those terms then there isn't much anyone can do. You are at fault here and you should assume your responsibilities.

Therefore, you do end up on just simply accepting those consequences even though it does hurt but its really that your fault and there's no one you could really blame on. Casinos or platforms would really be

highlighting on what you have done and on the time that you had agreed or tick up that checkbox on those terms and conditions then it does mean that you do agree in whats stated on there.

Most of us would really be just simply skipping out on reading everything which i couldn't really blame out because we are really just that too lazy and in a hurry on playing gambling
and this is why most users or players would really be definitely do miss out on reading those important points but of course we dont really mind most of the time.
We do just simply tick out and play right away and if the time comes that those terms had changed then there's nothing we can do.