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[Bushdark]

Really
How many players of casino read TOS or other kinds terms of use or regulations. How big they are
People want to play in casino but not read the terms of use of this casino.
They want more bonuses and prices to have the ability to win more.

That true, there's not much  debate that majority of gamblers don't take their time to go through the TOS of various casino, majority of folks gamble for the money, they just want to signing in successfully and continue with their business, moreover some policy can be so bulky and not everyone have that time and patience to go through it to see if a non kyc casino might likely request for kyc on the long run. Casino's market their businesses in whatever way that would attract more customers even though it requires offering mind blowing bonuses and it's not their fault that customers don't take their time to go through their policy.

Even though most gamblers like you have mentioned don't take their time to check everything they need to know about a casino before they create an account, we don't have to blame these people because this might be as a result of rush so they don't have to miss out on a bet that could make them huge profits. It is not all gamblers that have the patience to register on a casino and at the same time reading through the casino terms to know what it is all about. They know that the casino terms will not have too strict terms that will make things complicated for them.

[Yamifoud]

From my observation, people no longer try to learn something before taking the risk. That attitude is atrributed by the rush to make quick money. Likewise, in trading and investment, it is always the same pattern. Gambling involves risk, no matter what we do, there will be times when we win and there will also be times when we loss. It is all part of the game. Anyone who dont understand this simple thing, must not gamble not mindingif he is of age. Not all adults wants to be responsible.

Many people who playing in casinos do not think about risks when they are playing they think much more about thier potential profit but not about real risks.

This is given since people just want to have fun or entertainment when gambling so they focus on the positive side rather than think to the risk they are dealing.

You will not have a problem if you will use only a bankroll that you can afford to lose so that you will still financially safe even if you lose due to the risk involved on gambling.

It is very unfortunate that they still don't understand what gambling is. Most of us assume we are going to win when losing is part of it. And no matter how much advice we heard, that won't help if our minds focus on winning rather than accepting the truth.

If we can't afford to lose money, there is no reason for us to gamble. It is supposed to be that we are here for entertainment, but what happens is that we are gambling for money. So, no wonder we feel disappointed because we are not ready to accept it.

[khaled0111]

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As far as I can see, the three of you are posting nonsense just to meet your weekly quota (I might be wrong and I apologize if I that’s not the case here). I don’t mind this, but what I can not accept is saying that “it’s okay if a user doesn’t read the terms of service and that we should not blame him for that”. As a user, it’s your responsibility to read the terms of service before deciding whether you are oky with them or not.

[Hypnosis00]

They'd rather make the terms and conditions very clear and concise so gamblers won't feel bored reading the wall of text.

I’ve never really seen a casino with TOS that’s just a few words. Most of the time it’s a long wall of text, almost like a contract, because they need to cover every detail for their own protection. That’s basically the rules we agree to when we play, and we can’t really say we weren’t aware of it since we click the agree button before creating an account.

I know not everyone actually reads it, but it’s still important, especially if you’re betting a decent amount.

I think its because they want to write everything what their clients need to read, since if they put short text on their TOS there's a risk that they might leave some important points that might create an issue not only to them but also to their gamblers.

Not everyone might read this, but they should try to read the important points written there so that they would have good knowledge about the casino. Also those rules they have and to avoid getting any possible issues while they are using their platform.

I admit that I don't read all of them. I just read what is important to me. If ever I missed something, that will be my problem. But I believe that most casinos have almost the same terms and conditions implemented, so it makes me think it is not necessary to read everything written there.

But accepting the fact that it is important. I think it's time to correct it. And I encourage others to do the same to avoid any mistakes and violations of the rules. I think spending 3-5 mins with it is better than missing something very important.

[Rockson1]

Even though most gamblers like you have mentioned don't take their time to check everything they need to know about a casino before they create an account, we don't have to blame these people because this might be as a result of rush so they don't have to miss out on a bet that could make them huge profits. It is not all gamblers that have the patience to register on a casino and at the same time reading through the casino terms to know what it is all about. They know that the casino terms will not have too strict terms that will make things complicated for them.

When you say we should not blame them, who should we blame? I think as humans generally we should be responsible for our actions, whether it was ignorantly done or not, the blame should be on such gamblers that failed to do what they are supposed to do, am very sure that you have heard about ignorance no being excuse for anything that does not go in line with the laws, I want to relate this to this discussion, then I ask even if with the excuse you are making for these gamblers that are in a haste to get registered without going through the terms of the casino, who should we blame, is it the business owners which is the casino itself, when we know that they can not be held responsible for anything as far as they stated things clearly for their new and existing players to read through before proceeding.

[Pmalek]

Even though most gamblers like you have mentioned don't take their time to check everything they need to know about a casino before they create an account, we don't have to blame these people because this might be as a result of rush so they don't have to miss out on a bet that could make them huge profits. It is not all gamblers that have the patience to register on a casino and at the same time reading through the casino terms to know what it is all about. They know that the casino terms will not have too strict terms that will make things complicated for them.

If you don't read the terms and abide by the rules, it's absolutely your fault if the casino catches you breaking them. Being in rush and wanting to hurry is not an excuse. Thinking that things will go according to plan doesn't always work, and claiming that you didn't know won't save you from the consequences of your actions.

I know that reading T&Cs is a hassle and I don't claim I have done it for every service I have ever used. However, if I mistakenly break those terms, it would be my fault and no one else's.

[Odohu]

If you don't read the terms and abide by the rules, it's absolutely your fault if the casino catches you breaking them. Being in rush and wanting to hurry is not an excuse. Thinking that things will go according to plan doesn't always work, and claiming that you didn't know won't save you from the consequences of your actions.

I know that reading T&Cs is a hassle and I don't claim I have done it for every service I have ever used. However, if I mistakenly break those terms, it would be my fault and no one else's.

It also necessary to remember that terms and conditions can change any time and gamblers must follow new terms and conditions of casino.

If terms and conditions changes, casinos make effort to inform their users of such changes. They do their in the form of popups which is something users will see the moment they log into their accounts. This way, no one will feign ignorance of such changes because everyone is aware and either accept it or chose to do otherwise.

[Lida93]

It also necessary to remember that terms and conditions can change any time and gamblers must follow new terms and conditions of casino.

Yeah. Terms and conditions of a casino can change to meet current situations and challenges with gambling industry dynamics but that not withstanding, when these changes are made the casino must make sure to notify the customers of the developments to avoid leaving customers in the dark about the new updates because not all customers would have that time to constantly be checking for any changes about the ToS of the casino theyre using, especially with how long a text wall ToS are drafted.

[khaled0111]

we don't have to blame these people because this might be as a result of rush so they don't have to miss out on a bet that could make them huge profits. It is not all gamblers that have the patience to register on a casino and at the same time reading through the casino terms to know what it is all about. They know that the casino terms will not have too strict terms that will make things complicated for them.

It’s not up to us to blam them but I don’t think this is a valid excuse, honestly, because how long would it take to read the ToS? I don’t think it would take more than five minutes at most.
After creating an account, even if you are not asked to verify your identity, you still need to make your first deposit, right? I guess you could finish reading the ToS even before your transaction gets confirmed and your deposit gets credited to your account.
People don’t read just because they are lazy not because they don’t have time.

[Pmalek]

It also necessary to remember that terms and conditions can change any time and gamblers must follow new terms and conditions of casino.

Correct. But I think the number of people who re-read the Terms & Conditions from time to time is very small. Considering that the number of people who read the terms even once is little, you can imagine how few people spend time reading new changes. Reputable casinos will inform their players if something in the T&Cs changed, especially if the changes affect a larger group of gamblers. But there have also been cases when gambling sites have sneaked in new rules without emphasizing them enough and letting the players know.

[Joy- maker]

Even though most gamblers like you have mentioned don't take their time to check everything they need to know about a casino before they create an account, we don't have to blame these people because this might be as a result of rush so they don't have to miss out on a bet that could make them huge profits. It is not all gamblers that have the patience to register on a casino and at the same time reading through the casino terms to know what it is all about. They know that the casino terms will not have too strict terms that will make things complicated for them.

Can you even here yourself speak? And to be frank here all this things you just said here doesn't make sense at all. Because I don't know why someone will proceed to register on a casino platform without reading their tearms first. See Buddy before you register on any casino platform make sure you read their tearms carefully, don't be in a hurry to register no matter what. And  saying that those who failed to read the terms of a casino before registering on their platform shouldn't be blamed at all doesn't really sit well me, because well looking at it they are to be blamed if they failed keep to the rules and regulations of the casino and casino take action on them.

[Kelvinid]

From my observation, people no longer try to learn something before taking the risk. That attitude is atrributed by the rush to make quick money. Likewise, in trading and investment, it is always the same pattern. Gambling involves risk, no matter what we do, there will be times when we win and there will also be times when we loss. It is all part of the game. Anyone who dont understand this simple thing, must not gamble not mindingif he is of age. Not all adults wants to be responsible.

Many people who playing in casinos do not think about risks when they are playing they think much more about thier potential profit but not about real risks.

This is given since people just want to have fun or entertainment when gambling so they focus on the positive side rather than think to the risk they are dealing.

You will not have a problem if you will use only a bankroll that you can afford to lose so that you will still financially safe even if you lose due to the risk involved on gambling.

Losses are given, and it happen more often than wins. But despite saying we are here to have fun, it is still important that we spend our money wisely and put it in the right casinos we deserve.
We don't need to be completely responsible. But at least we are gambling the right way without compromising the rest of our lives, and can go home without any regrets.

[Wakate]

Yeah. Terms and conditions of a casino can change to meet current situations and challenges with gambling industry dynamics but that not withstanding, when these changes are made the casino must make sure to notify the customers of the developments to avoid leaving customers in the dark about the new updates because not all customers would have that time to constantly be checking for any changes about the ToS of the casino theyre using, especially with how long a text wall ToS are drafted.

I have received many messages of casinos I am using to bet when they update their terms of service which shows their devotion to alert their players about the new things on ground for all their players to know about it.
It is only a fraudulent casino that will update their terms and will never alert their users about the current update.
Not reading the terms of a casino can be seen as a mistake and should not be related!

[khaled0111]

Reputable casinos will inform their players if something in the T&Cs changed, especially if the changes affect a larger group of gamblers. But there have also been cases when gambling sites have sneaked in new rules without emphasizing them enough and letting the players know.

Personally, I wouldn’t trust or consider playing/using at a casino/service that introduces changes to its terms (regardless of how insignificant those changes might be) without informing their players/customers in advance. They need to inform them through all their communication channels to ensure they won’t miss the updates.
This is why, on any reputable service, you will see the date when the Terms of Service have been last updated.
Not to mention that changes must have no retroactive effect.

[michellee]

Many people prefer not to read terms and conditions because it takes time to read them.
They want to play but not to read.
And if the terms and conditions changes they do not read about all changes and all new terms.

That is their mistakes if something bad happens or they don't understand the rules. Many gamblers especially new players who register may not take the time to read the terms and conditions. They confuse when they face problems and complain the to casino.

They want to play but they must understand the rules as this differs from other casinos. That is for their own good and to avoid mistakes or misunderstandings.

[Lida93]

Yeah. Terms and conditions of a casino can change to meet current situations and challenges with gambling industry dynamics but that not withstanding, when these changes are made the casino must make sure to notify the customers of the developments to avoid leaving customers in the dark about the new updates because not all customers would have that time to constantly be checking for any changes about the ToS of the casino theyre using, especially with how long a text wall ToS are drafted.

I have received many messages of casinos I am using to bet when they update their terms of service which shows their devotion to alert their players about the new things on ground for all their players to know about it.
It is only a fraudulent casino that will update their terms and will never alert their users about the current update.
Not reading the terms of a casino can be seen as a mistake and should not be related!

That's actually how a reputable casino ought to operate in order to build trust  as well with their customers who would always be confident that the casino they're gambling with would always alert them with notifications on any latest development with the casino. Once any casino are not prompting their customers on changes that have being made by the casino then it's suspicious that they're just trying to set a trap for customers to fall for and be held of breaking the rules.

[Bushdark]

Even though most gamblers like you have mentioned don't take their time to check everything they need to know about a casino before they create an account, we don't have to blame these people because this might be as a result of rush so they don't have to miss out on a bet that could make them huge profits. It is not all gamblers that have the patience to register on a casino and at the same time reading through the casino terms to know what it is all about. They know that the casino terms will not have too strict terms that will make things complicated for them.

If you don't read the terms and abide by the rules, it's absolutely your fault if the casino catches you breaking them. Being in rush and wanting to hurry is not an excuse. Thinking that things will go according to plan doesn't always work, and claiming that you didn't know won't save you from the consequences of your actions.

I know that reading T&Cs is a hassle and I don't claim I have done it for every service I have ever used. However, if I mistakenly break those terms, it would be my fault and no one else's.

Some of these casinos terms can have deeper meaning than we can easily assimilate and interpreting most of those writeups can be incomprehensible for most gamblers that are only interested in making quick cash by making use of the bonus offers after making a deposit. The reason why I may not blame gamblers that end up not reading the terms of service of a casino is because they are after the benefit to be gotten from the casino before weighing the obligations of users from accepted regions which they might also be.

[Donneski]

I know that reading T&Cs is a hassle and I don't claim I have done it for every service I have ever used. However, if I mistakenly break those terms, it would be my fault and no one else's.

Some of these casinos terms can have deeper meaning than we can easily assimilate and interpreting most of those writeups can be incomprehensible for most gamblers that are only interested in making quick cash by making use of the bonus offers after making a deposit. The reason why I may not blame gamblers that end up not reading the terms of service of a casino is because they are after the benefit to be gotten from the casino before weighing the obligations of users from accepted regions which they might also be.

It is necessary to carefully read the real meaning of terms and conditions.
But the question is how many players are carefully reading the terms and coinditons to understand them and to follow them 
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In theory, we're expected to read and understand every clause before depositing but in practice, very few us actually do that. Most of the terms are long, technical and sometimes intentionally made to be complex to average gamblers which discourages careful reading. While accountability ultimately lies with the user, casinos also benefit from this imbalance of understanding which sometimes requires highly learned minds to fully understand. So the issue if you ask me isn’t just negligence by players but also how accessible and transparent these terms truly are.

[GiftedMAN]

I have received many messages of casinos I am using to bet when they update their terms of service which shows their devotion to alert their players about the new things on ground for all their players to know about it.
It is only a fraudulent casino that will update their terms and will never alert their users about the current update.
Not reading the terms of a casino can be seen as a mistake and should not be related!

If all casinos can be alerting their customers when they change or update their terms of service that would be a very good thing to do because not all the  customers will have the time to be going back to read the terms of service of a casino and at such the casinos cen take advantage of their updates to stop the withdrawals of the customers especially if there is a big win by the customers, I don't know if I should say the casinos that doesn't notify their customers are fraudulent but I think they can do better if they still want their customers to see them as a transparent casino. After creating an account with a casino I don't remember going back to read anything again because I think I have perfected all the casino requirements.

[joniboini]

If all casinos can be alerting their customers when they change or update their terms of service that would be a very good thing to do because not all the  customers will have the time to be going back to read the terms of service of a casino and at such the casinos cen take advantage of their updates to stop the withdrawals of the customers especially if there is a big win by the customers

As far as my experience goes, I also received a new email whenever a service that I used updated its ToS. Maybe some of them go into your spam folder? Even if they don't do that, sometimes they give that notice on their homepage. I guess it's more common for platforms that require dealing with user data quite often, because the law requires them to do so, and so on.

Anyway, does this website also give that notice?