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[adultcrypto]

Actually, it’s fun to try a new casino with a fresh interface and maybe some interesting games and bonuses but as you said, for someone on a limited budget, it’s better to stick with reputable sites or the ones you've played before. Personally, I don't think a well known casino would risk its reputation and throw away its business by trying to scam someone

Trying a new casino should not be done on the basis of fun a lone, there should be something interesting that will lure user to such platform like bonus, offering new games, less stringent rules and many others. However, these are not enough for a player to be carried away because new platforms still have their risk which only time will tell how safe they are. My recommendation is to start with smaller deposits in new casinos and with time deposits can be increased when the platform have been tested with withdrawals and other things and they came out clean. 

[Wakate]

If he really trust the company and isn't afraid of public scrutiny, he would've definitely created a thread for it so people users can actually do proper review and ask necessary questions, report issues and follow updates.

Telling us that his company doesn't require KYC regardless of the amount and the level of anonymity users can enjoy isn't enough to convince anyone who's been in this business for a while.

Unlike you, I'm not even going to check what's happening there until I see a thread that's specially dedicated to the company he's promoting.

This is like leaving what to do and trying to tell the whole world that his casino is decentralized without an option of creating account or asking for a KYC verification. I don't know if he has his own thread but it does not make any sense trying to promote his no KYC casino when he can hire a signature campaign manager that can employ workers that will promote his company for him.

[maydna]

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Get into problem? Do you think some casinos care about their reputation? This is why we have been seeing so many scam casinos still advertising their brand so that they can make money from newbies using their platform to gamble.
Don't be surprised that these casinos will always do anything possible to make sure they continue to get more users using their platform.
Checking the rating of a casino before using it is very important.

Some casinos care about their reputation so they will manage and serves users better and not disappointing them. But we know many casinos don't care with that and still scams users and promoting their business. I am not surprise with that ways because I have seen that happened before so I hope they will carefully selecting the casinos to playing gambling. Checking the rating can be done but they should research by themselves to finds the right casinos.

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It’s better if users read the TOS themselves i don't think support will be much help here, because I bet even they don't know all the terms and will just encourage them to play blindly if anything goes wrong, the casino can just put the blame on a support member to clear its reputation, since the TOS is what actually matters

If supports here don't help much here, you can visit the site and asking there so you can get the right answers you need. If we read the TOS, we know the rules and know what we need to do to avoids the problem. We will not play blindly but always on the barrier so we will not gets problems. We care to ourselves and pay attention to read the TOS.

[Promocodeudo]

Trying a new casino should not be done on the basis of fun a lone, there should be something interesting that will lure user to such platform like bonus, offering new games, less stringent rules and many others. However, these are not enough for a player to be carried away because new platforms still have their risk which only time will tell how safe they are. My recommendation is to start with smaller deposits in new casinos and with time deposits can be increased when the platform have been tested with withdrawals and other things and they came out clean. 

But of course we know that most of the things you mentioned are the reasons why some users gets attracted to new casinos, tbs, I prefer to gamble in Casinos that I'm familiar with,  although trying news things isn't that bad but gamblers should  trade with carefulness caution all the time, according what you, gamblers should not give much of their trust to new Gambing platforms until certain things is been confirmed about them, I have always known that there are gamblers whose minds are easily captured because of welcome bonus and other enticing offers by new casinos but if they can follow this advise you put out here, they won't have much problems even if the platform pull up a scam exit in a short while.

[Barikui1]

Some casinos care about their reputation so they will manage and serves users better and not disappointing them. But we know many casinos don't care with that and still scams users and promoting their business. I am not surprise with that ways because I have seen that happened before so I hope they will carefully selecting the casinos to playing gambling. Checking the rating can be done but they should research by themselves to finds the right casinos.

I agree with you that most of this casino truly care for their reputation, that's why they are always here or in other platforms to defend themselves from any accusation, but some gamblers are talking advantage of the fact that it's not all casino that are aware of the forum or other platforms that they are being accused in, and because they are not present in that platform to defend themselves, their reputation will be painted in a negative light while in reality it's the opposite. Because most of these gamblers just gamble without looking at the terms and conditions properly.

[Bushdark]

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Some casinos care about their reputation so they will manage and serves users better and not disappointing them. But we know many casinos don't care with that and still scams users and promoting their business. I am not surprise with that ways because I have seen that happened before so I hope they will carefully selecting the casinos to playing gambling. Checking the rating can be done but they should research by themselves to finds the right casinos.

Any casino that cares about their reputation are genuine and don't want to lose their customers that have been using their platform to bet for years. The bad casinos are also looking for new users because that is the only way they can continue to be having traffic as the old players that have been scammed would not want to use the casino again.

I have seen casinos like Thrill, Betpanda, Betplay, Ups, Cyber and others on the Notokyc platform and I never knew these caisnos are no KYC which means that don't don't ask players for personal information without a suspicious act. What do you think about these casinos claiming to be NoKYC?

[GiftedMAN]

Any casino that cares about their reputation are genuine and don't want to lose their customers that have been using their platform to bet for years. The bad casinos are also looking for new users because that is the only way they can continue to be having traffic as the old players that have been scammed would not want to use the casino again.

A good casino will go all out to protect there reputation because having a bad record will stain their name and give them a bad record that will affect their brand and make well known users to avoid them but you see the casinos with bad reputation you will always see them looking for new users that would fall for their tricks so they could scam them and run away. Good casinos will also look for customers to keep increasing their sales but the difference is that they will have their old and new customers but a casino that is always having only new users as customers should be avoided because if they couldn't maintain their old customers they will definitely disappoint the new customers.

[tbct_mt2]

I have seen casinos like Thrill, Betpanda, Betplay, Ups, Cyber and others on the Notokyc platform and I never knew these caisnos are no KYC which means that don't don't ask players for personal information without a suspicious act. What do you think about these casinos claiming to be NoKYC?

If there are terms to pull out the KYC card and ask for KYC from users, it's not no KYC platform.

Suspicious acts literally can be a solid reason to pull KYC card but it can be used anytime and it means users have to prepare documents for KYC and always be ready to submit them anytime. Especially if users that have intention and plans to do some cheats on such suspicious-act-triggering-KYC casinos. They are the most sensitive user category to be affected by KYC but not limited to them.

Like a bad casino with plan to scam their users for money can use suspicious act for KYC verification and refuse all KYC attempts of users, then confiscate money. It's still one of possibilities so generally if there are such terms, as said let's be very ready to verify your identity, even do it before funding your account.

[CryptSafe]

It is both in the hands of the gamblers and the casino provider to check and update themselves. A standard casino sites will not fail to inform their customers from time to time to be conscious of scammers who might claim to be a representative of the site calling, texting them message or emails requesting for private informating about there account. Then the customers also should be on the watch to study how the sites upgrade there apps and informations that shows red flags about the site before being a victim of anything observed.
The casino are there to make money likewise gamblers are there to also make money, so the customer should protect there own interests even if the site refuse to protect the interest of there customers.

Everybody want's so they take advantage of every opportunity that comes their way and this is still applicable in the casino industry. But however, it is left for players to do their own verification to make sure they are with the right casino because that would guarantee their safety and assets protection.

Anybody who sends you message outside official engagement and from outside official mailing address of a casino is a scammer. One thing you should always do is to do a proper verification by contacting the casino customer care service whenever you receive a mail or pm via any platform of the casino because that would guide you to know if the mail or PM you received is genuine and legit. Of one follows such steps of always verifying and information before acting upon it, I believe it could save many from scams out there.

[Agbe]

My recommendation is to start with smaller deposits in new casinos and with time deposits can be increased when the platform have been tested with withdrawals and other things and they came out clean. 

Exactly because the fun can be in any casino and not only in the new casino. Yes, it is good to use what you can afford to lose in the casino you are welcoming/playing as a new casino, because at that stage, you are trying to know some certain things about the casino. The depositing and withdrawal processes and the games with their features. My experience in one of the casino her in the forum, I played a game in Casino A and I won good times and this the same game, I played it in another casino and I loss well so now I will be playing in the casino have won and not the one I have losses. Now what am I saying, when a new casino comes don't rush to deposit huge amount the matter the bonus, they have convincing power or others still use small amount to test the casino to know the things I mentioned above. And you can use that medium to chat up the live support to know more.

[Donneski]

If he really trust the company and isn't afraid of public scrutiny, he would've definitely created a thread for it so people users can actually do proper review and ask necessary questions, report issues and follow updates.

Telling us that his company doesn't require KYC regardless of the amount and the level of anonymity users can enjoy isn't enough to convince anyone who's been in this business for a while.

Unlike you, I'm not even going to check what's happening there until I see a thread that's specially dedicated to the company he's promoting.

This is like leaving what to do and trying to tell the whole world that his casino is decentralized without an option of creating account or asking for a KYC verification. I don't know if he has his own thread but it does not make any sense trying to promote his no KYC casino when he can hire a signature campaign manager that can employ workers that will promote his company for him.

He's obviously trying to cut corners and get free publicity without paying money for forum campaign.

How can you claim to run a legit platform like a no KYC casino company, yet, you are relying on posting under gambling threads to promote it and expect forum members to believe your cheap marketing stunts?

His cunning style of promotion tells much about the casino he's promoting.

[Rockson1]

Any casino that cares about their reputation are genuine and don't want to lose their customers that have been using their platform to bet for years. The bad casinos are also looking for new users because that is the only way they can continue to be having traffic as the old players that have been scammed would not want to use the casino again.

I have seen casinos like Thrill, Betpanda, Betplay, Ups, Cyber and others on the Notokyc platform and I never knew these caisnos are no KYC which means that don't don't ask players for personal information without a suspicious act. What do you think about these casinos claiming to be NoKYC?

All you said still take us back to gamblers reading the Tos of a casino to see where they stated that the casuno want to gamble in, is a no NOKYC and some other things to be sure, there are many things happening in casions, or haven't we seen old casinos tainting their image by not paying players rewards and even trying to erase evidence of the established cases, after the government in terms of corruption, the next is casinos, I said this because they are so much into dirty games, as for my take on those casinos you listed or every other casino, every player has to adopt a safety strategy because unsuspecting casino can also be tricky when we least expect, my aproach has always been gambling with what I can let go, because I don't see getting worked up when I'm messed up emotionally because of not being allowed to take out my winnings as an option.

[EarnOnVictor]

Any casino that cares about their reputation are genuine and don't want to lose their customers that have been using their platform to bet for years. The bad casinos are also looking for new users because that is the only way they can continue to be having traffic as the old players that have been scammed would not want to use the casino again.

This is complicated because genuineness of casinos these days doesn't translate to casinos' inability to defraud you or treat you unfairly. Many big casino names have been caught with unhealthy practices, and it gets worse to the point that different customers receive different treatments by casinos, even as they deliberately plan that through internal profiling. They could use different demographic factors and many other factors, which could be random to know the customer they treat fairly and those who they would not. This is deliberate so that they wouldn't be painted entirely bad, and when one customer is arguing they are the best, the other will be arguing they are the worse. It's all intentional!

[JoyceBTC]

Actually, it’s fun to try a new casino with a fresh interface and maybe some interesting games and bonuses but as you said, for someone on a limited budget, it’s better to stick with reputable sites or the ones you've played before. Personally, I don't think a well known casino would risk its reputation and throw away its business by trying to scam someone

It is also a good thing to try out new casinos because if we don’t try them out, we will definitely not know how good or reputable they are. But at thesame time when trying out a new casino, we should be careful with our funds by using a small amount just to test run the casino to avoid when been scammed, losing a lot of money. But also as you’ve said, not for someone on a limited budget, they should just stick to reputable casinos they know already.

[Wakate]

Any casino that cares about their reputation are genuine and don't want to lose their customers that have been using their platform to bet for years. The bad casinos are also looking for new users because that is the only way they can continue to be having traffic as the old players that have been scammed would not want to use the casino again.

This is complicated because genuineness of casinos these days doesn't translate to casinos' inability to defraud you or treat you unfairly. Many big casino names have been caught with unhealthy practices, and it gets worse to the point that different customers receive different treatments by casinos, even as they deliberately plan that through internal profiling. They could use different demographic factors and many other factors, which could be random to know the customer they treat fairly and those who they would not. This is deliberate so that they wouldn't be painted entirely bad, and when one customer is arguing they are the best, the other will be arguing they are the worse. It's all intentional!

You are making a sense here because I have seen occasionally how some gamblers were complaining about a casino I never had issues with and that made me to think if they are always selecting their victims. This means all their users will have a different treatment depending on the kind of gamblers they are. They may treat those big customers more likely fairly enough than those that are using smaller stakes or the players that are from a region where they can to sue them to court. This can be a selective treatment for their players.

[JoyceBTC]

Any casino that cares about their reputation are genuine and don't want to lose their customers that have been using their platform to bet for years. The bad casinos are also looking for new users because that is the only way they can continue to be having traffic as the old players that have been scammed would not want to use the casino again.

This is complicated because genuineness of casinos these days doesn't translate to casinos' inability to defraud you or treat you unfairly. Many big casino names have been caught with unhealthy practices, and it gets worse to the point that different customers receive different treatments by casinos, even as they deliberately plan that through internal profiling. They could use different demographic factors and many other factors, which could be random to know the customer they treat fairly and those who they would not. This is deliberate so that they wouldn't be painted entirely bad, and when one customer is arguing they are the best, the other will be arguing they are the worse. It's all intentional!

You are making a sense here because I have seen occasionally how some gamblers were complaining about a casino I never had issues with and that made me to think if they are always selecting their victims. This means all their users will have a different treatment depending on the kind of gamblers they are. They may treat those big customers more likely fairly enough than those that are using smaller stakes or the players that are from a region where they can to sue them to court. This can be a selective treatment for their players.

Yes most casino treat their big customers fairly than the small ones by providing more rewards for them and also better services unlike small stakers because they are also making huge amounts from them too, so they need to treat them specially.
Nevertheless, users or players are actually meant to have different experiences while using a site or platform because of how they use and also handle different situations on the platform.

[maydna]

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I agree with you that most of this casino truly care for their reputation, that's why they are always here or in other platforms to defend themselves from any accusation, but some gamblers are talking advantage of the fact that it's not all casino that are aware of the forum or other platforms that they are being accused in, and because they are not present in that platform to defend themselves, their reputation will be painted in a negative light while in reality it's the opposite. Because most of these gamblers just gamble without looking at the terms and conditions properly.

That is also right so gamblers must check and read the terms and conditions before choosing the casino because we don't know nothing about the casino even we read that many people recommend the casino. We just need to make sure that is the right casino to gamble and we do not wasting our money or gets a problem later. Casinos out there should aware this forum and start approaching here to gain trust while they are trying to gain attention from many people. Our forum tend to be a way to check the casino and also gives an honest review to the casino which can helps them to convincing their customers. The casino should not use the way to trick their customers because that relate to their reputation.

~snip~

Any casino that cares about their reputation are genuine and don't want to lose their customers that have been using their platform to bet for years. The bad casinos are also looking for new users because that is the only way they can continue to be having traffic as the old players that have been scammed would not want to use the casino again.

I have seen casinos like Thrill, Betpanda, Betplay, Ups, Cyber and others on the Notokyc platform and I never knew these caisnos are no KYC which means that don't don't ask players for personal information without a suspicious act. What do you think about these casinos claiming to be NoKYC?

They care their business and have a goal they want to achieve so they will not commit something that could harm their reputation. Even they will maintain it to their customers by giving more so customers will happy and satisfy. But that will be different to bad casinos where they don't care to that and only wants to tricks more and more new customers who comes to their site.

I don't have much think about the casino claiming to be NoKYC because that will just a matter of time those casinos apply KYC to their customers. The prevention that I used only limiting my money to gamble on their site so when they request KYC and I don't like it, I can leaves the site and not think much.

[Gentle_Soul]

Any casino that cares about their reputation are genuine and don't want to lose their customers that have been using their platform to bet for years. The bad casinos are also looking for new users because that is the only way they can continue to be having traffic as the old players that have been scammed would not want to use the casino again.

This is complicated because genuineness of casinos these days doesn't translate to casinos' inability to defraud you or treat you unfairly. Many big casino names have been caught with unhealthy practices, and it gets worse to the point that different customers receive different treatments by casinos, even as they deliberately plan that through internal profiling. They could use different demographic factors and many other factors, which could be random to know the customer they treat fairly and those who they would not. This is deliberate so that they wouldn't be painted entirely bad, and when one customer is arguing they are the best, the other will be arguing they are the worse. It's all intentional!

You are making a sense here because I have seen occasionally how some gamblers were complaining about a casino I never had issues with and that made me to think if they are always selecting their victims. This means all their users will have a different treatment depending on the kind of gamblers they are. They may treat those big customers more likely fairly enough than those that are using smaller stakes or the players that are from a region where they can to sue them to court. This can be a selective treatment for their players.

Yes most casino treat their big customers fairly than the small ones by providing more rewards for them and also better services unlike small stakers because they are also making huge amounts from them too, so they need to treat them specially.
Nevertheless, users or players are actually meant to have different experiences while using a site or platform because of how they use and also handle different situations on the platform.

There will always be different options for users of different categories because for someone who wants to take a bigger risk you don't espect his reward or treatment to be the same thing with the other who wants to only play safe and not with something big enough to unlock some rewards, there experiences are supposed to be different as that should be some of the benefits that comes with being a big user of the casino and also that should make anyone who wants to get those benefits to start playing big on the casino so as to unluck certain features.

[EarnOnVictor]

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There will always be different options for users of different categories because for someone who wants to take a bigger risk you don't espect his reward or treatment to be the same thing with the other who wants to only play safe and not with something big enough to unlock some rewards, there experiences are supposed to be different as that should be some of the benefits that comes with being a big user of the casino and also that should make anyone who wants to get those benefits to start playing big on the casino so as to unluck certain features.

I had to snip other replies because it's becoming long. Now, I had to reply to you because after my reply, at a point, people started mistaken a certain fact. My position was never about being the big customer of the casino or what many called VIP now, but the unfair practice of casinos, which the VIP customers are also victims, and could be randomly selective, rather than account size categorised.

[BADERO]

Actually, it’s fun to try a new casino with a fresh interface and maybe some interesting games and bonuses but as you said, for someone on a limited budget, it’s better to stick with reputable sites or the ones you've played before. Personally, I don't think a well known casino would risk its reputation and throw away its business by trying to scam someone

It is also a good thing to try out new casinos because if we don’t try them out, we will definitely not know how good or reputable they are. But at thesame time when trying out a new casino, we should be careful with our funds by using a small amount just to test run the casino to avoid when been scammed, losing a lot of money. But also as you’ve said, not for someone on a limited budget, they should just stick to reputable casinos they know already.

Unfortunately this not the case for everyone, for example, i know some people who relly thinks that a new casino is likzme a fresh area to explore and to gain the maximum of money, they really think that new casino are tending to make people win so people will play again there, this is why im a little against trying new brand casino if you are a new gambler cuz before even depositing u have to make some digging