How safe do you feel with casinos that ask you to input your log detail.

[goaldigger]

I personally feel nauseous/sick anytime I was reasked password, email or other very specigic details like phone number. I know its good for security overall and I know it actually helps us customers stay safe. But it awakes my anxiety and I feel worried. Same things happen to me if Binance did same. I don't mind reentering data by the way, the screen makes me feel worried like - "your ip address was changed/unknown" it makes you feel like thief entered your home and you are left with message. I wish we had better solutions to all of these.

Password saver might help but if your anxiety is that much, maybe you have other problem that needs to be addressed.
For me, there's nothing wrong about inputting your log-in details again because it's for your security and the site is just making sure that the rightful owner are the one who are using it. Developer might find a solution to address this concern, but for now you have to deal with it and accept that you don't have any control over this and you really have to input your details over again.

[livingfree]

That's why features like "keep me log in" is saving time and less annoying. I guess on this one, it's to each their own.

Some may agree, and there are the others that will disagree. Honestly, it's not that much to think of when the casino asks you frequently about your log in details because there's a security measures through that.

If you find it that it is costing you a lot of time then all you need to do is to find another one or request that to the casino where you're gambling.

[Yatsan]

That's why features like "keep me log in" is saving time and less annoying. I guess on this one, it's to each their own.

Some may agree, and there are the others that will disagree. Honestly, it's not that much to think of when the casino asks you frequently about your log in details because there's a security measures through that.

If you find it that it is costing you a lot of time then all you need to do is to find another one or request that to the casino where you're gambling.

There are just time saved log ins are undergoing reset. You may save the address of that gambling site or to manually check each letter and punctuation ‘coz it is where phising sites are taking advantage.Another option is to not store huge amount of money or tomake it a habit withdrawing the fundswhenever you’re done playing to lessen your worries of losing all of it if ever you would mistakenly log in to fake gambling sites. Never be too lazy if you’re afraid of the consequences of such action.

[Nerdy doctor]

Are you positive or negative on casinos asking for log-in frequently or do you feel unsafe in putting your login details every time?

Well, I do not feel unsafe. On the contrary, I do feel more secured whenever I’m asked to input my login details on any site I’m registered. How else are we going to get into our online accounts if we don’t input your details?
Personally, I would prefer logging out of online casinos whenever you’re done playing on them. That way, you know you’re still secured on those sites whenever someone else has access to your device. I’m down for any online casinos requiring players to log in whenever they come on the site to play.

[Beparanf]

Are you positive or negative on casinos asking for log-in frequently or do you feel unsafe in putting your login details every time?

Well, I do not feel unsafe. On the contrary, I do feel more secured whenever I’m asked to input my login details on any site I’m registered. How else are we going to get into our online accounts if we don’t input your details?
Personally, I would prefer logging out of online casinos whenever you’re done playing on them. That way, you know you’re still secured on those sites whenever someone else has access to your device. I’m down for any online casinos requiring players to log in whenever they come on the site to play.

Probably the OP main concern is for the potential hack due to malware or something. Also phishing is very popular nowadays which you will never know if one day hits you accidentally since we are all susceptible for a human error.

I agree with you that we should not leave our account credential login always since there’s malware too that can get details on all login account on your browser. All this worst case scenario only possible if you allow malware to enter on your device. It’s better to invest on device security rather than rely on the website security alone.

[famososMuertos]

How paranoid are we or how safe do I feel with my data hosted on my PC.

I am not very sure about your concern, since most Casinos keep the section active if you tell them so, and/or, "maybe" your cookies are deleted every time you start the section, check your settings.

This is a question that would go well in service board, if you indicate which Casino gives you that "hassle."

[moneystery]

each platform has different regulations regarding security on their platform. it is possible that the platform thinks that in this way the security of user accounts will be better maintained and that will prevent bots which often cause problems on the platform.

and what's more, there's actually no problem if you enter your password and username every time the website asks. if you find it quite annoying, you should be able to use the auto fill password feature which is available on almost all browsers.

and the most important thing is the security of your device, make sure that it has antivirus installed and security patches that are continuously updated so that you can log in more securely and spyware-free.

[Slow death]

In my opinion, it's annoying to be constantly logging into the casino, but as we are dealing with procedures that the casino chose and when people created an account at the casino, they knew or observed this, so people shouldn't be complaining about things that they themselves saw and accepted. In my case, I only use a small number of casinos and I don't see anything unusual, so I'm happy with how things are currently in the casinos I use. Now, although I find it annoying to be constantly logging in, if the casinos I use also put in place this type of procedure, then I will have to accept it and I will remain in the casinos I use.

The problem with constantly logging in is that sometimes or even most of the time the person is analyzing the games and then placing bets even before the odds drop and arrives at the casino and sees that they need to log in, this gets annoying, I I had a bad time at Binance in the past when they had this problem where people constantly had to log in, it made me very angry. There was a casino I used that had this same problem of logging in all the time, I remember that I even left my money there and stopped using that casino, and I don't even want to use it because it irritates me

[leonair]

With the recent happening as related to phishing, and hacks of accounts a lot of awareness has to be created around the gambling community most especially,  in the area of security and safety of accounts.

This has led me to desire to know the community,  reaction on this subject matter of user login details being frequently asked by a casino,  do you feel safe to see a casino asking you for user name,  or phone number and password each time you open the site in your browser.

If you don't allow a site to permanently log in to your browser, it's normal for it to ask you for your login details repeatedly.  Many popular and trusted sites do this too. or you may be prompted to login again if you visit a site with a login while connected to a VPN. This is for the safety of your account. But you must note that where you input your login details. Whether that site is official site. This is not a problem if you login to the official site repeatedly without going to any phishing link. You must maintain your own safety so always avoid phishing links.  And always check if it is an official site before inputting your login details somewhere

[yahoo62278]

With the recent happening as related to phishing, and hacks of accounts a lot of awareness has to be created around the gambling community most especially,  in the area of security and safety of accounts.

This has led me to desire to know the community,  reaction on this subject matter of user login details being frequently asked by a casino,  do you feel safe to see a casino asking you for user name,  or phone number and password each time you open the site in your browser.

To me, a session n n should last until the gamblers close the browser instead of being online and when you want to backspace or check out some feature outside your current mode the prompt for a new login comes up.

I feel unsafe with this and I have avoided the casino,  but that is just my thought but it be nice if I had your views on this.

Are you positive or negative on casinos asking for log-in frequently or do you feel unsafe in putting your login details every time?

I will not play at a casino if I have to give them my info every login. It's supposed to be for your safety, but if it could be exploited I'd rather not worry about it.

I prefer to sign up and verify my email address, then set up 2fa. That's been the safest route for me.

Phishing usually entails that you click something as well. If you are clicking something to get to a website you might wanna change that as well. Just type in the casino in the search bar.

[aioc]

So far I have not yet encountered a casino like this, it will be quite annoying for me and for some gamblers as well if you keep inputting your login details, and there would be a lot of complaints OP did not mention the name of that casino here.

They could potentially lose players and revenues if many of its players are annoyed by putting in the password and username repeatedly, so they will take action if they receive a lot of complaints on this, but if they are not they will consider it as players satisfied on the security they've had, every casino has their own way to secure their casino.

[Negotiation]

Entering password repeatedly while logging into account is really annoying sometimes it causes problems when you want to see the necessary things. Many times this kind of problem occurs when a hacker is caught that's why 2FA is good to maintain the security of your account. It reduces the hassle and the account is safe hackers don't get data easily from here. 2FA protects against phishing social engineering and password attacks and protects your logins from attackers exploiting weak or stolen credentials. This dramatically improves the security of login attempts the two factor authentication process can add additional security measures to a device or account. And this is a method that makes it difficult for a hacker or a stranger to access your account.

[maydna]

If I found that at a casino, I would not continue to register or log in to that casino. Casinos can change the rules easily, so we have to fill in all the information about ourselves, but we, as gamblers, have the freedom to choose the casino. And if there is a casino that does something like that, we don't need to choose it by continuing the process. There are still many other casinos that we can choose from and methods that we like so that we can feel comfortable when we gamble and are at the casino.

For this reason, we need to make sure of everything by looking around and reading the rules and other things before registering to know whether this casino is what we are looking for or whether we should look for another casino. The promotions given by the casino will tempt most people, so they will rush to register at the casino without paying attention to many things. That many people then experience problems that they don't want.

[mindrust]

I wouldn’t want to play on a casino which asks my login credentials constantly. First of all it is another distraction. I just don’t want to type my info too many times. Many casinos use cookies that last for a long time and I’ve never has any problems with any of them. So when a casino logs me out frequently, I will just leave this casino and find me another which doesn’t do this. I know browsers can remember out login details and all it takes to click the login button but like I said, it is a distraction and I hate to get distracted while I am gambling. Freebitco.in’s cookies last for months for example (maybe a year or longer) and it is just great because when ever I go to the website, I am already logged in. Every casino should do this.

[Jawhead999]

Remember, a legit casino will never ask your password, they're either ask your username or email address. They might ask you some personal information (if you verified your account) to make sure it was you, usually this happen when you're have no access to your account due to forgot password, email etc.

If the casino is really ask your password, you need to create a thread or complaint to their ANN.

[swogerino]

With the recent happening as related to phishing, and hacks of accounts a lot of awareness has to be created around the gambling community most especially,  in the area of security and safety of accounts.

This has led me to desire to know the community,  reaction on this subject matter of user login details being frequently asked by a casino,  do you feel safe to see a casino asking you for user name,  or phone number and password each time you open the site in your browser.

To me, a session n n should last until the gamblers close the browser instead of being online and when you want to backspace or check out some feature outside your current mode the prompt for a new login comes up.

I feel unsafe with this and I have avoided the casino,  but that is just my thought but it be nice if I had your views on this.

Are you positive or negative on casinos asking for log-in frequently or do you feel unsafe in putting your login details every time?

My casino does not ask to log in frequently,I keep myself logged in and the casino fully accept such thing,I use Chromium browser in Linux which is the equivalent of the Chrome in Windows and I also have 2 factor authentication enabled in whatever case.When you have such security hardened account the only reason you fall for phishing is when you click some phishing link.Even if you get phished when you have 2 factor authentication enabled the hacker maximum can do is to use your balance inside the casino and not be able to withdraw it,if this happens,you just need to log out and log in back again with 2 fa credentials after clearing history and cache first and hacker has no more access to the account.

I never feel worried to get phished,my only worry is if the casino gets hacked but since they have million of dollars in profit I think it would be a shame for them to not have the best cyber security team safeguarding their realm.

[danherbias07]

Isn't it the other way around? It's safer that way. I mean, you are not logged on some different browsers which means they are not saving anything just anywhere. I think as long as you are not mistaking their site for another site, (phishing) then it's all safe. I don't really mind logging in every time I use a different browser or using my phone.
If you are really worried about this kind of problem then using 2FA might be a good idea, if it is a phone then use Biometrics so you can keep your account as safe as possible.
It's not just gambling sites that do this, even this forum will ask for login details every time we use another equipment or browser. I think what we should worry about is where they will keep all our details.

[Nwada001]

There is nothing that appears as annoying as that. First, the constant logout when you just navigate through tabs is disgusting, and another thing is that it will kill one's gambling spirits because logging in almost every five minutes is time-consuming, and one might even lose interest in the game. If it happens that I need to pick a code all the time before I can authorise my login, then it will be much more annoying than I am even imagining right now.
 
Such experience alone can make me drop a negative rating for a casino, and it also appears that they might be having some security challenges, which could really be a thing of concern for others if the issue escalates more than that. If I report such an issue to the casino and nothing is to be done about it and they just treat it as some normal thing for them, then I will have to let go of the casino, as such behaviour is really what I can't endure, especially when there are other casinos out there with many gaming options.

[goxcraft]

Exactly which casino site are you referring to? Personally, I haven't faced this kind of security feature. But don't you think it's a good thing? If you were the original owner, you should be able to answer all security questions. The casinos already have all your information in their hands. Your number, your email, your first name, your last name, your date of birth, etc., with the help of KYC. So there isn't anything to hide. If you have faced these features too frequently, then it can be considered a bad feature. As you said, OP, a session should last until the user closes the browser. That, I agree with you totally. Nobody wants to play a random quiz every 10 minutes.

[Hispo]

Actually, I do not feel unsafe whenever I provide my logging credentials in any casino, since I take the time to go through some security measures before logging onto the casino.
First, I have got Double factor authentication enabled, so even if anyone managed to steal my username and password, there would be nothing they could do in order to mess with my balance and the satoshis I kept in there.
Also, there is another thing I try to do before even typing down my credentials: Most of the web browser nowadays allow you to check on the casino web certificate and also allows us to check whether we have accessed to such web before and also how many thing we did it, so in the case somehow I entered in a fake casino webpage posing as the actual casino I like, then the browser would show me that I had never entered on it before that same day.

No gambler should live in fear of getting hacked and robbed, by the way. The idea is not to be paranoid and over react to recent hacks and other crimes, the point is to develop some healthy security habits.
Good luck, everyone.