Do you stick to some Casinos or do you try out new ones?

[taufik123]

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I will however try out most casinos that allow me to play. I tend to play wherever I am winning until I start losing, then i'll go try a different place.

Exactly what I did too, tried at some of the new casinos advertised on these Forums and even with some deposit bonuses given.
Try making a Minimal Deposit to get the Bonus and start playing many games and trying sports betting.

Of course, there will not be much that I deposit (minimum recommended deposit).
Seeing how the rules for using the bonus given, of course it will not be able to be withdrawn before the bonus runs out, and it is just to play.

Then when getting some winnings try the withdrawal system how fast it can be done, it's like trial error at any new casino.

[Casdinyard]

I was discussing with a friend yesterday about the choice of Casinos and the great incentives that comes with trying out these new legitimate platforms. He told me bluntly that he doesn't try out new platforms because  it will make him gamble more and will waste his time trying to understand their UI, terms and conditions and their support system. He stressed that he has already developed fondness with a few sites that treats him fine and he even has their support hot lines in case of any issues.
I challenged him that there were exciting offers in these new casinos that he's missing out on but he stressed that he was not interested in their offers, he has already built his gambling life around these few casinos and until they disappoint him, he's sold out to them.

what do you think?. Do you believe he is right with the rigid approach to gambling?,  also should I continue convincing him  to try out something new and enjoy these great offers?.

Your friend has a point. The average gambler wouldn't have a dedicated bankroll that's meant for gambling only anyway, so it's not like they would be able to have a strict budget to be used across all gambling sites that they have frequented over the past few months/years. However, what I wouldn't really recommend is being so sentimental about something that wouldn't even care for you soon as they chew you up and spat you out. I gamble for entertainment and visit sites that have awesome offers in my opinion. I don't stick to one casino per se because it helps me make sure that I keep my options open should things between me and my current casino sour. It also ensures that I don't just build a parasocial relationship with the casino and the folks that built it which your friend clearly has started to create with the casino of his choice as, it's going to foster even more opportunities to be addicted to the casino that he's devoted himself into.

As for UI, let's be real here, a lot of casinos on the market are pretty much cookie-cutter versions of giant casinos like Stake, you wouldn't have a hard time figuring out the things and offerings that they have so getting lost in the UI's going to be the least of his worries when he starts exploring other casinos.

[Sanugarid]

I was discussing with a friend yesterday about the choice of Casinos and the great incentives that comes with trying out these new legitimate platforms. He told me bluntly that he doesn't try out new platforms because  it will make him gamble more and will waste his time trying to understand their UI, terms and conditions and their support system. He stressed that he has already developed fondness with a few sites that treats him fine and he even has their support hot lines in case of any issues.
I challenged him that there were exciting offers in these new casinos that he's missing out on but he stressed that he was not interested in their offers, he has already built his gambling life around these few casinos and until they disappoint him, he's sold out to them.

what do you think?. Do you believe he is right with the rigid approach to gambling?,  also should I continue convincing him  to try out something new and enjoy these great offers?.

I think you should stop what you are doing to convince your friend, I can see that you are forcing him and that is not good. I just know that you want to be a good friend, but forcing your friend who doesn't want to is harmful. He is used to and comfortable in the casino he plays in, if you think your friend is enjoying it, let him. We have our own views on life and yours is what you want to explore, what you are doing is not bad if you enjoy it. Maybe your friend is not like that and you need to respect and support him in what he does if he enjoys it.

[ralle14]

what do you think?. Do you believe he is right with the rigid approach to gambling?,  also should I continue convincing him  to try out something new and enjoy these great offers?.

I disagree with the addiction part, but it's understandable if he wants to stay with what works best with him since there's no need to change when the current casino is already enough. There's no point in convincing him once more, knowing that those promotional offers or bonuses won't be enough to change his mind.

In the poll, I voted sometimes only because some casinos can remain competitive and are willing to one-up their competitor if it means getting more players in the future.

[yahoo62278]

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I will however try out most casinos that allow me to play. I tend to play wherever I am winning until I start losing, then i'll go try a different place.

Exactly what I did too, tried at some of the new casinos advertised on these Forums and even with some deposit bonuses given.
Try making a Minimal Deposit to get the Bonus and start playing many games and trying sports betting.

Of course, there will not be much that I deposit (minimum recommended deposit).
Seeing how the rules for using the bonus given, of course it will not be able to be withdrawn before the bonus runs out, and it is just to play.

Then when getting some winnings try the withdrawal system how fast it can be done, it's like trial error at any new casino.

minimal deposit and bonus added to it is fine and gives you more ammo to test a platform with. This is how bo uses should be treated IMO. Never depo large trying to win big, they know most are not able to wager 30x or whatever the terms may be.

[sokani]

what do you think?. Do you believe he is right with the rigid approach to gambling?,  also should I continue convincing him  to try out something new and enjoy these great offers?.

If your friend does not want to try a new casino, then there's no point forcing him. Some persons are averse to change, so you should let him be.

Trying a new casino will not increase his chances of winning, and neither will it make him to be addicted to gambling. What it does is that, it exposes him to cool features and incentives that may be lacking in the casino and gives him the opportunity to compare and contrast.

[carlfebz2]

what do you think?. Do you believe he is right with the rigid approach to gambling?,  also should I continue convincing him  to try out something new and enjoy these great offers?.

If your friend does not want to try a new casino, then there's no point forcing him. Some persons are averse to change, so you should let him be.

Trying a new casino will not increase his chances of winning, and neither will it make him to be addicted to gambling. What it does is that, it exposes him to cool features and incentives that may be lacking in the casino and gives him the opportunity to compare and contrast.

There's no solid proof that jumping from one place to another will really increase out the chance of winning but we seen some circumstances that once we do test out some new things then it turns out that we
are really that lucky.For sure majority had really that able to experience on which it cant really be avoided that you would be thinking that you might really be that lucky in the new site that you are dealing with.
We do know that there's no solid evidence since Luck isnt something that could really be influenced or would really be affected. This is why when you do choose up a website or platform then it would really be basing up with your own interest and preference if we do speak about having that kind of choice because each one of us does really have that kind of criteria when it comes to various things on which it would really be that different.

[Jody.Drummer]

what do you think?. Do you believe he is right with the rigid approach to gambling?,  also should I continue convincing him  to try out something new and enjoy these great offers?.

If your friend does not want to try a new casino, then there's no point forcing him. Some persons are averse to change, so you should let him be.

Trying a new casino will not increase his chances of winning, and neither will it make him to be addicted to gambling. What it does is that, it exposes him to cool features and incentives that may be lacking in the casino and gives him the opportunity to compare and contrast.

True, there are quite a few reasons that are one of the things that make them not want to switch to another casino, and one of them may be that they are already very much in the casino that they have chosen before, of course there is a certain trust and satisfaction that is not felt by others, and I think you will only be able to teach them to switch to another casino when the casino you are promoting makes them feel more interested in everything.

But of course all of that is beyond the issue of winning and losing, I mean like you said that switching to another casino has absolutely nothing to do with the possibility of increasing winnings, in the end it still remains that wherever you play if you are unlucky then you are bound to lose a certain amount because after all the name of the casino or gambling is always about winning and losing which is always unknowable and because there is no certainty whatsoever that can guarantee you especially to win. And on the other hand you can't just conclude that they won't get addicted because addiction is another matter, what I mean is that no matter where you play, the possibility of addiction can't always be avoided completely.

[CODE200]

Don't really like the idea of jumping from one casino to another even if the bonus for the newcomers would be really good, I don't think that it's worth the hassle to do so. Plus I will have to waste a lot of money to top all of them up which isn't a good idea in my opinion also if you're loyal to the casino, some of them will probably give out some bonus for your patronage or maybe it's just me but when you stick to only few casinos, you're not that worried about things because you're not registering to another one and figuring out how to get the bonuses which isn't really that worth it given that they've got a condition that you have to wager or bet a certain amount before getting those promised bonuses anyway.

[FinneysTrueVision]

I will only play in a casino if there are no KYC requirements. Since the options are quite limited I only stay with the same ones I've played at for several years. I am usually not interested in new casinos because there is more risk when you trust something that doesn't have an established reputation. Some brand new casinos become popular really quickly and gain enough trust where I might try them out but it's hard to break a habit so I always end up remaining with what I am already familiar with.

[0t3p0t]

what do you think?. Do you believe he is right with the rigid approach to gambling?,  also should I continue convincing him  to try out something new and enjoy these great offers?.

Well, this may sound he already found his comfort zone so I think you just leave him alone because he already decided to stick to one casino so we have to respect that. Maybe that guy just find it more convenient or comfortable with that platform that is why he can do nothing but stay. I don't think convincing him will end up so good but instead it might end up him getting annoyed and will turn your friendship into ugly so just leave him alone if I were you or else he will put a blame on you if that new casino won't work with him.

[Solosanz]

I don't really have much time for fun, so I mostly stick with my the casino that I used to gamble, I choose to gamble on new casino when I have a free time. I need to explore the terms of service, check the review if the casino is trustworthy or not, and know the UI/UX of the sites, these all need times to spend.

Gambling on many sites aren't convenience too, since you need to use different password for each site.

[the rise]

I am quite lazy to try new casinos, because of the comfort and approach with new casinos, maybe I am comfortable with the casino of my choice, there are some because one casino is not enough because I don't find complete games and features, that's why I registered at several casinos, I'm not interested in new casinos except under certain conditions

[michellee]

Yes, he was right to take that approach. I also use such methods to avoid choosing the wrong casino. Not all casinos can be our favorite casino. Therefore, if we already have several casinos or have made a list of our favorite casinos, we only need to gamble at these casinos.

We don't need to look for another casino, let alone a new casino. A new casino could provide better offers than the casino we use. But we don't know the terms and conditions because they will be different from the casino we use. Moreover, we might have a scam casino if we don't research the casino.

Instead of taking the risk of choosing the wrong casino, we should choose the casinos we are to. That will keep us away from problems that could arise. We can also gamble comfortably because we already know the terms and conditions.

[Wexnident]

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Yes. Rarely do I stick with it though. It mostly comes to me whenever I see some of their promos or in-house games. I'm pretty comfortable with the sites I'm playing at right now and it's a rather big pain in the ass to scour around and check a new site whether they conform to my standards so I rarely switch over or add a new casino to my usual list. At best, I'd try to play in them for a session or two but then that's about it.

As for offers and rewards, I rarely try to actively get them really. I mean if I can, then I would but if not? No sense in spending more of my time and money to get a single spin more.

[Asuspawer09]

I was discussing with a friend yesterday about the choice of Casinos and the great incentives that comes with trying out these new legitimate platforms. He told me bluntly that he doesn't try out new platforms because  it will make him gamble more and will waste his time trying to understand their UI, terms and conditions and their support system. He stressed that he has already developed fondness with a few sites that treats him fine and he even has their support hot lines in case of any issues.
I challenged him that there were exciting offers in these new casinos that he's missing out on but he stressed that he was not interested in their offers, he has already built his gambling life around these few casinos and until they disappoint him, he's sold out to them.

what do you think?. Do you believe he is right with the rigid approach to gambling?,  also should I continue convincing him  to try out something new and enjoy these great offers?.

You could totally stay to the casino or gambling website that you really trust the most for sure, but for sure there are times that you're gonna get bored just playing on one casino so it's not really a bad thing to find a new one of course with the help of research you're still going to legit check it just the same thing and probably play low bets just to try how the experience on it, or probably research about a new gambling website that you would like to try I mean there are tons of gambling website in the internet and even here in the forum there are quite a few trusted gambling website, most of them are already trusted here for a long time, but still we still try some new casino here just to have some fun but if you have a favorite website you're still going to go back there every time you get bored with the new one right.

Also, not every casino is the same there are still some games that you can't really play on the other one so it will still depend on your preference in the end or what's your favorite one, it doesnt really matter really as long as your picking a legitimate one, not a scam or phishing website, or some rig casino out there.

[Outhue]

What do you think? When losses after losses keeps unfolding, it's easier to think that the fault is the casino, and trying another one out will be reasonable, sometimes your new try out will be worth it and sometimes it won't.

Just do it if you feel like it, this is not a crime, who knows what will happen anyway? I've done it several times and sometimes it helps, sometimes the likeness I have for the casino will make me come back, but there is nothing better than taking some times off first, and come back to see how the week will play out.

I am mostly fine with what I get because what I am risking isn't even worth screaming about in the first place, just a few dollars around and most times I lose it, but believe me I don't care that much, it's gambling, already meant to lose the money, I always go the lower I can.

[Sanitough]

Casinos mostly have the same game offerings, so there's no reason to try others if they can't offer something attractive. However, some casinos have great offers, and we can always try to play with them to see if we benefit from the promotions. Casinos with active promotions usually win the competition in the long run, provided they also have a good reputation for processing transactions in a timely manner. Additionally, their support should be polite and capable of addressing concerns actively.

That way, they might be able to retain new gamblers on their site. As for me, I have already stuck with the casinos I've been playing with for a long time, although from time to time, I also try out new ones.

[SmartGold01]

Making account with multiple site doesn't make you gambling addicts or won't make you to gamble more because it's a choice and you can decide to fund the site or not even though they are giving out interesting offers at least just trying them out could be another benefits, the only place I am concerned about gambling site is their kyc requirement sometime what they asked of gambler is much let say from my country we doesn't have much access to international passport won't pass kyc, even if we must have it's very expensive and difficult to get so easily.

So even though I must try it out could only be those that I know too well that are move conversant with PVC, NIN and BVN these are the best kyc requirement our country provides quickly to get verified. Any betting site or casino site that doesn't accept all these types of document I gives them no or little attention because I know too well that at end after funding and winning huge you could be restricted less until kyc is passed with their required document so, this alone makes me to limits myself not to try out most of the gambling site out there after reading their kyc requirements.

[Mauser]

what do you think?. Do you believe he is right with the rigid approach to gambling?,  also should I continue convincing him  to try out something new and enjoy these great offers?.

I think that it's fine to try out new casinos from time to time, but I wouldn't start jumping casinos every week just to try and take advantage of all the newcomer bonuses. At least for me it's nice to stick to my regular casinos, because I know they are legit and I don't have to worry about getting scammed out of money. When using a lot of new casinos the risk is quite high to get to one that is not legit. Welcome bonuses are nice if we can fully take advantage of them, but having a reliable casino with a quick support team that resolves any issues is valuable too. Which is why I would only try out new casinos with a small amount and don't risk a lot of money. For any bigger bets and gambles I would stick to my casinos where I have played a lot in the past. My friends I would tell the same thing and tell them to be careful with new casinos where there are no reviews yet.