When Gamblers Fail to Read a Casino's Terms and Conditions

[Mahanton]

people keep saying: people should read the casinos' TOS, people agreed to the casinos' TOS. I also agree that it is necessary to read the casinos' TOS before creating an account, but we also need to understand and not ignore the fact that some casinos say here on the forum that they do not ask for KYC unless some suspicious activity is detected, so people they create an account at the casino and play with peace of mind, but when they want to withdraw the casino asks for kyc and obviously the customer will refuse to do kyc because the casino did not show proof that he (the customer) was involved in any suspicious activity. us here on the forum when a person appears accusing another member or when a person appears here on the forum accusing a casino

The first thing that all members do is post asking the guy who created the thread accusing the casino to post evidence and when he doesn't post evidence everyone ignores him and accuses him of being a liar, but strangely enough, if the casino appears in that person's thread and Accusing cheating and suspicious activities no one will ask the casino for proof, people immediately believe the casino. I keep asking myself why does this happen? As if this weren't already something serious enough to leave anyone who had an account blocked, we also see the following in the casinos' TOS: the casino reserves the right to change the TOS at any time and day without prior notice

I ask: a person will read in the TOS that the bonus will be 100% of the deposit and then they only need kyc level 1. Then the person sees that it is a good TOS and creates an account thinking that they are in a good casino, but 30 days later the person has created an account, deposited money, done kyc level 2 and met all bonus requirements, the time comes to withdraw and they refuse, and when he asks support why withdrawal is not being allowed, support tells him that in the TOS You have to go through kyc level 2 to withdraw. So, was it really worth reading the TOS?

When an accusation rises then possible angles would really be something that needs to be checked, plus we know that there are accusations which turns out to be fake and obviously trying out to take down other competitions here on this market place and this is why they kind of fake claims are common but we know that majority of those are really that legit or something real. This is the beauty on having this kind of community on which everyone could really be able to make their words and insights towards on a certain situation whether its not fair or totally shady or really just that right for a certain user to suffer because of violating something.
If you do really have hindrance about with those sudden requirement on the time that you are making some withdrawal specially huge amounts then it would be always ideal and sensible thing to be done for you to stick
into those places which are reputable or long time known within this community and wont really be putting or touching up your feet into those new platforms.

Im aint saying that new ones would really be considered or automatically be treated to be non-fair but it would really be that always a bad idea if you do put up or deposit huge
amounts specially on a new platform. Always consider on testing out waters first before you would really be depositing huge. As for TOS reading then everyone or almost 100%
of gamblers do really ignore on reading that huge pile of text until they would realize that they had missed out something when issues arises.

[Jossque]

In fact, the reason why the rules and conditions are shared in such long texts may be due to the fact that gamblers are lazy. Or, as you say, because it contains conditions that will not be ignored. It should actually be requested that the sites should not put it on the site without reading it, but this event does not care much because it suits the sites.

Many gamblers are lazy and of course this is the mistake of gamblers who never read the rules and regulations in full so they don't know what is allowed or not. I just don't read it sometimes. Related to this, all the regulations made by all casinos are almost the same, only there are some that are specific, such as which countries are allowed or not to access casinos.

Gamblers can sometimes make this mistake, but some rules are not important because they are not taken harshly. Frankly, I can't say that I read it when I gambled on different sites at the time, because I didn't think it would waste my time to read it and I didn't think there was a rule that affected me. I think there is no problem except not playing on a site that is prohibited.

[fullhdpixel]

A player not reading the platform's Terms and Condition will often ends up in misunderstanding. Gamblers should know that every casino have their own terms and conditions so assuming that the tos of a casino is the same as the other casinos may end up in a problem.  This may result in the delay of withdrawal of funds to loss of funds of the gambler like being unable to withdraw because he has to provide KYC, or his account is banned due to the illegal use of VPN.

There is no point of misunderstanding anything if they don't even understand things in the first place. When you are getting into a contract and don't even read the rules or the statements involved, you basically don't understand anything about the contract except for the things that you might have heard about it from others.

A gambler should always verify his assumptions through reading the casinos ToS and through inquiries of things stated on the terms of service to verify something that the gambler does not understand.

I don't think someone needs to verify any information that they get from the terms and conditions unless they find something that actually contradicts another statement made by the casino somewhere else.

[Westinhome]

Gamblers can sometimes make this mistake, but some rules are not important because they are not taken harshly. Frankly, I can't say that I read it when I gambled on different sites at the time, because I didn't think it would waste my time to read it and I didn't think there was a rule that affected me. I think there is no problem except not playing on a site that is prohibited.

The gambler should not do any small mistake like this to lose their money in the gambling.If the gambling site is the good one and the account was banned by the gambling sites because of the mistake made by the gambler.So the gambler should take some time to read the rules mentioned by the gambling sites,then the gambler should play the gambling without the VPN.The gambler should check the gambling site background verification and reviews made by the old games on that sites.This all help the gambler to avoid of loss money in the gambling sites.

[fullhdpixel]

I have read a lot of gambling threads both here on the forum and in other forums. This makes me to draw the conclusion that most gamblers are either too lazy to read the Terms and Conditions (T&C,)or they don't just care about it. The results of which leads to misunderstandings and frustrations, often resulting in negative reviews and complaints that may not accurately represent the casino's practices.

It might be better for casino to begin rebuild their site and put that Terms and Conditions on top page. because we've seen it all this time the casino put their rule on bottom page, and sometime located in a close place which is invisible to the gambler eye. I don't know why, maybe the developer casino still create the unclear rule so the gambler may not have to read it, so if that something happens, the casino will take blame the gambler. With this situation, we can't just blame the gambler on one side, maybe the fault is also on the casino's side.

There might be an explanation for this, and this is where old sites started, so maybe they just go with the tradition? Besides it's actually better is if at the top/center is the title of the website and some other important details on its sides. I know TAC is also important but don't forget it was being showed right before we clicked that sign up button right after we fill the sign up forms.

We should read it by there for fck sake but nope we didn't because we find the wall of text intimidating. It's not the casino are the ones who put a blame but it was actually the gamblers who did it. Almost everyday there are complaint threads that we can found here in our forum.