Does anyone find the spate of online casinos a bit uninspired?

[LUCKMCFLY]

We are people who are always going to be looking for the best, there is no doubt about that , if we trust Google it can be a double-edged sword  , because it turns out that in order for Google to fit search results we have to make a large number of filters , then this is It is Difficult , as I have said on previous occasions, we as good players must look for the forum, look for the threads Ann of the casino and in the casino they are not there , then wai t, there is no need to Jump in and try to find the best don't use training Services like crazy , because this can cause a lot of money loss , and that's just something that should be avoided, I've seen how newbies enter casinos and then get scammed, and that's something that we Should avoid , we shouldn't Do it that way , you have to do it well, you shouldn't rush into anything, for that reason we have to have a lot of self-knowledge in this at least, because we can look for the best casino of al l, and it seems like the best , but in the searches From Google things can Appear like this and we deceive ourselves.

In this sense it can be said that when it comes to doing Things better we have to be very tactfu l, very tactful when choosing the place, because we can harm ourselves, there is nothing worse than Losing money in vain, then we must take a look at the forum, see that the best casinos are that have two things in common, a great thread Ann and a great reputation that precedes them, I think that with those requirements things are very enough to make an appropriate decision, sometimes I say What a very popular gregfrán that says: "It's better to know something old than to know something new" and for me it completely fits into the casinos that I'm looking for the most, of course I don't deny, there are casinos that I can find in the forum that are very good and trustworthy, that They are aimed at being the best, but I recommend those in the top5, top10 maximum , which there are many reviewers in the field who can help.

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[SamReomo]

Every now and then you see something new. We started with only dice and there were 100 copies on different sites. Next came crash and again 100 copies. Eventually a site got to where they offered slots, house slots then 3rd party providers. Next came the cases. Who knows how long we will wait for the next interesting thing, but it will come and there will always be 100 copies.

You're absolutely right, when something new comes then others will follow it and make copies of it. The dice was copied by many casinos and they just changed its name to XYZ dice and same happened with the other games. In the world of online gambling and online casinos most of the games are just copies and nothing else. When something new enters the market and it gets attention then others make copies of it. This thing will continue for a long time and they'll keep copying the new concepts.

People have ready to made templates that they install and create a casino out of no where. I won't say that we don't have unique casino sites but all those unique casino sites will be copied by someone else within few days when they get some attention. A few copies of a site are created for scamming purpose while others are copied to create the same feeling in the players who already used the original site. It's a business and in a business people try their best to be on the top either by following someone else idea or by creating something original.

[fapar]

I don’t know what the conditions are for obtaining a gambling license from Curacao - is it necessary to disclose information about the founders of a legal entity, confirm the authorized capital and similar issues, perhaps it’s enough to just pay for the license. But finding information on the real owners of online casinos (legal entities) is very problematic. Such nuances cause mistrust.

I also noticed that most owners of a casino don't have a solid online presence, but their staff does. Go on LinkedIn or other gambling review sites you see a good number of casino staff available to settle problems relating to their casino. They do that for PR and don't want bad publicity spreading around the internet about the casino. Hence it's very crucial to always look out for casinos who have the interest of their customers at hand whether on the site or outside the site. Like in this forum, there are many representatives ready to solve some allegations placed on their casino, if the player is right they'll work hard to resolve it hence not costing them another client or member who wants to gamble using the casino. Looking for the details of the casino owner on the sites of the license issuer can be cool, but what you'll get there wouldn't be sufficient. Obtaining the license costs some money and time, not every body would be able to get a license to set up a casino.

The current situation with the example you gave about LinkedIn seems strange to me. After all, individuals (casino employees) are more vulnerable to attacks based on social engineering, which in turn give rise to other types of hacker attacks on the final product - online casinos. At the same time, on LinkedIn, the vast majority of companies only indicate the country and, at best, the city in their location. At the same time, the websites of most companies engaged in the field of Crypto/Web3 etc always indicates the full legal address.

I think they'll have to present some funds to show they're capable of paying members, then work on a provably fair feature as a way of signifying transparency and that the house is not manipulating the results way too much. Although some casinos lie about this and don't follow the provably fair rules, players have to look into such features by trying to know if they are losing more often than usual. How do you mean legal entities in a bracket for the real owner of a casino? How does it pose a problem or cause mistrust, I'm not clear on that aspect. But, not knowing the full details of an online casino boss doesn't pose any threat. The law enforcement agency can reach to him if required or need, as he's not hidden, their details are available, but contacting them would be impossible for some casino users like you and me. However, not all of them chose to hide their online presence.

Exactly so, and I described such a situation above. The casino, and therefore the legal entity, the owner of the casino, does not have financial transparency for the end consumer (gambler).

[fullhdpixel]

I have never really been a person who cares about the design aspect of software as much as I favor a fully functional, easy-to-use, and bug-free platform. An online casino that looks good but functions badly is of no use to me.

Proper functionality is the most basic requirement for anything, if you can't use a thing, it's of no use to you no matter how beautiful it is unless it is a showpiece that you just put on display for others to see. When it comes to websites apps and other platforms, they are okay if they provide all the functionalities required, but they can be great if they have both, fully functional features and a good-looking and user-friendly interface. So, I believe user interface does make its difference.

I am not that into casino games, but they are all basically the same, no matter how the site looks.   

Games from third-party game providers are the same on every platform, however, the originals of the platforms will be different in look, though the game concepts might be same with just slight differences in limits and stuff.

[ethereumhunter]

A lot of them seem to be hastily assembled clone sites with very little effort put in and gimmicky marketing. Do you guys have any thoughts on this... plague?

I think the biggest reason for cloning is that they know that they are safer than sites which have been constructed from scratch. They have been tested and tried many times. If a hacker were to hack into a casino, chances are that it would be a custom one, not one of the clones. Although the fact that they are cheaper to procure is also seen as a plus for the website owners. That is a pro. A con is that they all look the same and it is hard to offer something which already exists in many places. I guess the marketing, UI/UX and community approach is what makes the difference.

That also makes many people tricked into gambling on clone sites because they think the site is affiliated with the original famous site. However, cloning the original site will give users confidence so that they will immediately register themselves without carrying out further checks to find the real facts. Creating a clone site may be cheaper than creating a completely new site because the promotional factor could be greater than they estimate, so they think it is better to create a clone site.

And that's where users must be careful to ensure that the clone site has nothing to do with other casino sites. And they also have to ensure that the site is trustworthy and can be a place for them to gamble.

[Accardo]

I don’t know what the conditions are for obtaining a gambling license from Curacao - is it necessary to disclose information about the founders of a legal entity, confirm the authorized capital and similar issues, perhaps it’s enough to just pay for the license. But finding information on the real owners of online casinos (legal entities) is very problematic. Such nuances cause mistrust.

I also noticed that most owners of a casino don't have a solid online presence, but their staff does. Go on LinkedIn or other gambling review sites you see a good number of casino staff available to settle problems relating to their casino. They do that for PR and don't want bad publicity spreading around the internet about the casino. Hence it's very crucial to always look out for casinos who have the interest of their customers at hand whether on the site or outside the site. Like in this forum, there are many representatives ready to solve some allegations placed on their casino, if the player is right they'll work hard to resolve it hence not costing them another client or member who wants to gamble using the casino. Looking for the details of the casino owner on the sites of the license issuer can be cool, but what you'll get there wouldn't be sufficient. Obtaining the license costs some money and time, not every body would be able to get a license to set up a casino.

The current situation with the example you gave about LinkedIn seems strange to me. After all, individuals (casino employees) are more vulnerable to attacks based on social engineering, which in turn give rise to other types of hacker attacks on the final product - online casinos. At the same time, on LinkedIn, the vast majority of companies only indicate the country and, at best, the city in their location. At the same time, the websites of most companies engaged in the field of Crypto/Web3 etc always indicates the full legal address.

I think they'll have to present some funds to show they're capable of paying members, then work on a provably fair feature as a way of signifying transparency and that the house is not manipulating the results way too much. Although some casinos lie about this and don't follow the provably fair rules, players have to look into such features by trying to know if they are losing more often than usual. How do you mean legal entities in a bracket for the real owner of a casino? How does it pose a problem or cause mistrust, I'm not clear on that aspect. But, not knowing the full details of an online casino boss doesn't pose any threat. The law enforcement agency can reach to him if required or need, as he's not hidden, their details are available, but contacting them would be impossible for some casino users like you and me. However, not all of them chose to hide their online presence.

Exactly so, and I described such a situation above. The casino, and therefore the legal entity, the owner of the casino, does not have financial transparency for the end consumer (gambler).

I'm gradually understanding your idea on social engineering. There is a recent increase in social engineering tricks used by hackers to attack a company. The internet or social media platforms are open, anybody can access information about a user. Hence hackers use the posts or information an employee publishes online, to determine useful tricks in deceiving the person to release a few personal details that can lead the hackers to the victim's personal computer and then gain access to the company secret database. I've read of the spear phishing attack and LinkedIn is quite a useful tool in getting employees' emails. The hacks distribute mails, which from the employee's social media presence seems important or valuable to the recipient, if a few of them click on the link they can fall for an attack or download a malware inscribed with a keylogger, which helps the attacker to trace every information they input on their keyboard.

Thereby garnering some relevant information needed to access the company's main data. All these rely on the training given to the employees and the main purpose of their social media activity. By doing some research on LinkedIn you'd be able to see a handful of casino staff who use the medium to advertise their casino and at the same time answer difficult questions about the well-being of the casino and the services they render. As for their address, I can't say for sure why anyone would be looking for the casino's address on social media, the registrar or license issuing company can share the address on their website or indicate whether it's offshore or not. Then the person in need of the address can look into the country where the offshore company is located. Talking of financial transparency, I'd say that the casino doesn't need to open up to the entire public about the amount of money they've got in their save or wallet. It can attract hackers to infiltrate the company. People suspect that Stake was hacked a few months ago because they were transparent with how much they spent signing a deal with Drake.

[Hamphser]

A lot of them seem to be hastily assembled clone sites with very little effort put in and gimmicky marketing. Do you guys have any thoughts on this... plague?

I think the biggest reason for cloning is that they know that they are safer than sites which have been constructed from scratch. They have been tested and tried many times. If a hacker were to hack into a casino, chances are that it would be a custom one, not one of the clones. Although the fact that they are cheaper to procure is also seen as a plus for the website owners. That is a pro. A con is that they all look the same and it is hard to offer something which already exists in many places. I guess the marketing, UI/UX and community approach is what makes the difference.

That also makes many people tricked into gambling on clone sites because they think the site is affiliated with the original famous site. However, cloning the original site will give users confidence so that they will immediately register themselves without carrying out further checks to find the real facts. Creating a clone site may be cheaper than creating a completely new site because the promotional factor could be greater than they estimate, so they think it is better to create a clone site.

And that's where users must be careful to ensure that the clone site has nothing to do with other casino sites. And they also have to ensure that the site is trustworthy and can be a place for them to gamble.

Not really that convinced for someone who would really be just that simply making up some dealing with those sites that turns out to be that similarly designed into those popular ones and would really be tending on making out some deposit just because it do really look like the same with those known or older sites? I dont see for this to be a solid reason or consideration for you to make out such step. Of course you would really be tending to make out some search not unless if you are really that eager to play on that new site then this is where you wont really be tending to put care at all.

When it comes to design and overall theme then i cant be denied that most of them would really be just that look like the same to each other. Only into those newly designed and something unique
isnt really that common nowadays. If ever there's one then people would be somewhat interested but we know that it isnt really just that limited into that kind of consideration on making
up a deposit just because it do really look like interesting.

[Dunamisx]

As for me, online gambling is very inspiring, entertaining and refreshing as long as we know what we are doing, gambling have to do with understanding, as from the way i understand it, such gives us the avenue to enjoy gambling at every comfortability of our choice, this easy access alone is very impressive on many gamblers because online crypto casinos has made all things easy for gambling at any time or any where.

[dothebeats]

As for me, online gambling is very inspiring, entertaining and refreshing as long as we know what we are doing, gambling have to do with understanding, as from the way i understand it, such gives us the avenue to enjoy gambling at every comfortability of our choice, this easy access alone is very impressive on many gamblers because online crypto casinos has made all things easy for gambling at any time or any where.

It's obvious that you have not read even some contents of the discussion thus far. It isn't about the value people are receiving from online casinos; it's that most of these new casinos popping up contain almost the same template with different themes applied to it. There's nothing refreshing nor inspiring with that, and it just shows that this formula works since there are a lot of people like you who continuously support such casinos who never bothered doing their own stuff before promoting it to everyone else.

[danherbias07]

A lot of them seem to be hastily assembled clone sites with very little effort put in and gimmicky marketing. Do you guys have any thoughts on this... plague?

This is the first time I heard about the word "spate" so I checked it. Thank you for widening my vocabulary.
A large number of similar things.
Well, I've seen gambling sites like the copycat of another with just a bit of difference in the UI but a gambler could always tell it's just the same. It's true, it's boring. That's why when I saw the gambling sites that suited my needs and eyes, I didn't even try to find another one. Thankfully both of them have sports betting and casino games inside, I don't have to change sites just to play the other game that is not available on another.
Most of the time, what is happening is the different odds that they offer which I think is cool. I mean, it gives us the option to pick the profitable choice and we could take advantage of it especially if we are near sure that we can win that bet.
Another pro in using two or three gambling sites is sometimes one site posts its sports game odds earlier than the other. I guess it's a timezone thing which is beneficial for gamblers who need a rest but don't want to miss a bet.
Anyway, if you see duplicates of one popular gambling site, try to avoid them, they could be scams and you won't like your money being stuck in their wallet. You might not get it back, ever.

[ethereumhunter]

Not really that convinced for someone who would really be just that simply making up some dealing with those sites that turns out to be that similarly designed into those popular ones and would really be tending on making out some deposit just because it do really look like the same with those known or older sites? I dont see for this to be a solid reason or consideration for you to make out such step. Of course you would really be tending to make out some search not unless if you are really that eager to play on that new site then this is where you wont really be tending to put care at all.

When it comes to design and overall theme then i cant be denied that most of them would really be just that look like the same to each other. Only into those newly designed and something unique
isnt really that common nowadays. If ever there's one then people would be somewhat interested but we know that it isnt really just that limited into that kind of consideration on making
up a deposit just because it do really look like interesting.

Fore people will not take steps like that because they already have much experience choosing a casino where they can gamble. But those who are not familiar with those steps will probably use those methods because they think they are easy steps to understand so that they will use the casino. This requires further research and more experience to differentiate and find the casino that suits us or the one we are looking for.

Yes, as for the overall design and theme, there is such a similarity to existing and popular casino sites that it often makes us think that the same person owns the site. So it's only natural that someone ends up registering on the casino site and starting gambling even though many casinos are not what they imagined because they start experiencing problem after problem, which will eventually become a scam. This is what we have to pay attention to and we must always be careful in choosing a casino so that we don't experience a scam by the casino. And we should always try to find the casino we want.

[Awaklara]

As for me, online gambling is very inspiring, entertaining and refreshing as long as we know what we are doing, gambling have to do with understanding, as from the way i understand it, such gives us the avenue to enjoy gambling at every comfortability of our choice, this easy access alone is very impressive on many gamblers because online crypto casinos has made all things easy for gambling at any time or any where.

It's obvious that you have not read even some contents of the discussion thus far. It isn't about the value people are receiving from online casinos; it's that most of these new casinos popping up contain almost the same template with different themes applied to it. There's nothing refreshing nor inspiring with that, and it just shows that this formula works since there are a lot of people like you who continuously support such casinos who never bothered doing their own stuff before promoting it to everyone else.

because the situation may cause concerns for gamblers because it is not that there are more and more casinos, but there are several casinos that may have almost the same interface or even casino name.
those who are experienced might do research, but for those who don't care, when offered a bonus from a new casino they will of course be interested.

Indeed, not all of them are the same as scams, but when you see a new casino with the same design and interface as the one we have played at. why do we have to move to a new casino apart from chasing new member bonuses?

[asyakashi]

for me online gambling is boring, right, but not if their site has a person against person mode, for me playing like slots, dice, crashes is like playing against a machine so sometimes it's boring

[3kpk3]

for me online gambling is boring, right, but not if their site has a person against person mode, for me playing like slots, dice, crashes is like playing against a machine so sometimes it's boring

PvP is pretty uncommon in online gambling sites, but you can still find it if you look around thoroughly. For example, you could check out Rollbit's duel arena game which is a PvP game with 0% house edge.

Other PvP games that you could check are Poker etc though some tables are filled with bots.

[Z390]

A lot of them seem to be hastily assembled clone sites with very little effort put in and gimmicky marketing. Do you guys have any thoughts on this... plague?

You could have just named a few and let's see, if you can say that they are clone site it means you know the difference between a scam one and a real one, then why are you complaining? Yes we all have a thought about this and we don't need to use such website, there are many good online casinos on here, enough to fill the empty cup of a new and old gambler, many good reputable casinos are available on this forum, those who choose wrong casinos are the ones that use google to find casinos and that search engine is full of many fake ads that are not even safe.

I've never visit any fake casino before, because all the online casinos I knew and created account on are from this forum, same designs and logos are good sign that a casino or platform can't be trusted, I remember when I use to find new projects, I learned the hard way that looking for gems can cost you a lot of moeny, there was so many fake projects with the same utilities as the popular ones, so I won't underestimate the potential of doing research and considering copy cats websites as fake or scams.

[peter0425]

for me online gambling is boring, right, but not if their site has a person against person mode, for me playing like slots, dice, crashes is like playing against a machine so sometimes it's boring

PvP is pretty uncommon in online gambling sites, but you can still find it if you look around thoroughly. For example, you could check out Rollbit's duel arena game which is a PvP game with 0% house edge.

Other PvP games that you could check are Poker etc though some tables are filled with bots.

actually Duelbits starts with Dueling but now has a large offered games even sportsbook so he might check as well.and that is correct that only few gambling sites/casinos that is offering pvp maybe because this is another system to  monitor so they preventing to add.
or maybe better for Him not to play online but instead in Live casino to choose which to bet on against actual Bankers .

[delfastTions]

Does anyone find the spate of online casinos a bit uninspired? Yes I feel that way but it is what it is

A lot of them seem to be hastily assembled clone sites with very little effort put in and gimmicky marketing. All they care for now is profit in my opinion so why not clone successful sites to make a new one, all online gambling sites "In my opinion" is almost the same. but scam casino it does cost copy and paste with different name 

It also seems to me now that the flow of copying gaming sites and casino sites is gradually decreasing. 
I agree that this process has begun to move into the stage of real new startups, which foresee and announce in advance some new competencies that are interesting for players.
 This is simply a natural process of development of the gambling industry itself.  We can say that the period of the “wild West” in this area of ​​IT technology is ending.  And this, of course, is good, if only because naturally there are relatively fewer new casinos aimed at some kind of fraudulent activities in the future.  It seems to me that there are really fewer of them lately. 
Here's what I think about it.

You are right, I have seen that there is a decline in casinos that are occurring because the reason can be very particular , perhaps it is because the decisions regarding Creating new casinos entail a lot of work, and since it is difficult, I think many prefer to do so. investments in the most reliable casinos on the forum and thus save work, in addition the creation of casinos involves a lot of effort, dedication and above all for some it can bring many Complications , in particular I think that many things can happen, for example the problem of capital, Good capital is difficult to acquire, and when you are in such a competitive environment things tend to be very hard to be able to keep up with everything , in retrospect things can happen where companies only want to do certain things, for example set up the caisno, do all the security process and that the casino begins to be able to maintain itself , paying attention or even to the fact that there are many players who are whale style who enter betting very hard and that those bets can make the difference and if the caisno is not very well Prepared , because it can bankrupt you.

Everything is there and it consists of not letting yourself be decaptized , I think that is the reason why now many do not want to launch their casinos , because there are players who are very nice and can do these types of acts making things more difficult for them , because a well-established channel with everything, its well-structured KYC systems , that can also be very decisive in whether people are reluctant, you can't do things like that all the time, you have to consider more things to be at the level, I think that when A person has a lot to show in one place, they have to keep in mind that if there is not enough to be launched it is better not to do it , because there are many cases in which the cainos like this end up being scam due to the fact that they cannot bear all the expense that comes to them , since they do not have capacity.

Indeed, now the business in the field of gambling is moving to a completely different stage also because quite a lot of new strict requirements for its organization have been adopted by legislators and specified by regulators. 
For example, the requirement for identity verification under the KYC procedure requires the casino to seriously spend on security and maintaining the confidentiality of customer databases.  These are all quite large costs.  And, although the casino business is considered highly profitable, the various costs of customer service and security also become significant. 
And in this competitive environment, new startups have to seek colossal investments for their development from the very beginning.  And this is difficult.  And it is difficult for such projects to appear on the gambling market. 
That's why there are fewer and fewer of them.

[junder]

As for me, online gambling is very inspiring, entertaining and refreshing as long as we know what we are doing, gambling have to do with understanding, as from the way i understand it, such gives us the avenue to enjoy gambling at every comfortability of our choice, this easy access alone is very impressive on many gamblers because online crypto casinos has made all things easy for gambling at any time or any where.

online gambling is indeed fun and entertaining, but that is for those who respond to it correctly, because many gamblers respond wrongly to gambling and make it difficult for them financially, this has also happened a lot, but they should be able to respond to gambling well where they must respond to gambling as a A means of entertainment is not a means of making money, because those who respond incorrectly to gambling make their lives difficult for themselves.

The mistakes they make make them lose themselves, by responding wrongly they will lose a lot of money. unfortunately only a few people can gamble with the right goals, the losses they experience make the host rich. They should be able to gamble properly so they can enjoy the game and also be comfortable with gambling. not by chasing wins or recovering losses.

[fapar]

The current situation with the example you gave about LinkedIn seems strange to me. After all, individuals (casino employees) are more vulnerable to attacks based on social engineering, which in turn give rise to other types of hacker attacks on the final product - online casinos. At the same time, on LinkedIn, the vast majority of companies only indicate the country and, at best, the city in their location. At the same time, the websites of most companies engaged in the field of Crypto/Web3 etc always indicates the full legal address.

Exactly so, and I described such a situation above. The casino, and therefore the legal entity, the owner of the casino, does not have financial transparency for the end consumer (gambler).

I'm gradually understanding your idea on social engineering. There is a recent increase in social engineering tricks used by hackers to attack a company. The internet or social media platforms are open, anybody can access information about a user. Hence hackers use the posts or information an employee publishes online, to determine useful tricks in deceiving the person to release a few personal details that can lead the hackers to the victim's personal computer and then gain access to the company secret database. I've read of the spear phishing attack and LinkedIn is quite a useful tool in getting employees' emails. The hacks distribute mails, which from the employee's social media presence seems important or valuable to the recipient, if a few of them click on the link they can fall for an attack or download a malware inscribed with a keylogger, which helps the attacker to trace every information they input on their keyboard.

Yes, the latest high-profile hack is the Ledger library hack due to a compromised former employee of the company.

Thereby garnering some relevant information needed to access the company's main data. All these rely on the training given to the employees and the main purpose of their social media activity. By doing some research on LinkedIn you'd be able to see a handful of casino staff who use the medium to advertise their casino and at the same time answer difficult questions about the well-being of the casino and the services they render. As for their address, I can't say for sure why anyone would be looking for the casino's address on social media, the registrar or license issuing company can share the address on their website or indicate whether it's offshore or not. Then the person in need of the address can look into the country where the offshore company is located. Talking of financial transparency, I'd say that the casino doesn't need to open up to the entire public about the amount of money they've got in their save or wallet. It can attract hackers to infiltrate the company. People suspect that Stake was hacked a few months ago because they were transparent with how much they spent signing a deal with Drake.

I couldn't agree more. We are all accustomed to the fact that casinos = money, big money. I don’t even mention the amount of the casino’s turnover and deposit, we know that they have money. Therefore, hackers without any information about deals, partnerships and investments should strive to hack casinos. But for the final gambler, information about the casino’s operating turnover can be important.

[Wiwo]

The fact is that,  there is no way we can avoid scam casino projects and this is due to the decentralized nature of the market,  many times we are meant to believe that any casino project that just launched will serve their client well but at some point,  it becomes a tussle to get that happen in most especially in an era where the casino business become so lucrative and many fake teams find it attractive to get involved in it without taking the time to properly reflect on the needed necessities before diving into the business.