What is your worst nightmare in a casino?

[dimonstration]

I’m talking about the potential problem that you might encounter in the casino. Personally,  My worst nightmare that I don’t want to happened to me is when I hit huge jackpot while the casino investigate my account ask documents that will support my financial capability on gambling.

I’m only reading this issue on scam accusation but this is painful if happened to me like hitting max multiplier on slot games that result to 50K profit. Can’t imagine finally hitting my dream multiplier then casino seize my profit. This is just an abstract discussion so we are not really assuming that casino will do this especially the reputable casino.

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[Oshosondy]

There is nothing that I am afraid of. My country makes gambling legal and the gambling sites that I am using do not restrict my country. I read gambling sites ToS carefully. I get verified if necessary. If I win a jackpot, I am expecting the gambling site to pay me the money. But what I can be afraid of is if the gambling site is not capable of paying the money. But I use gambling sites that have huge amount of money and that are capable.

[famososMuertos]

Regardless of the withdrawal amount, because it does not have to be a large sum, withdrawals are always in the first instance the first warning, so one should be up to date with the casino and not expect such situations to happen unexpectedly. That is, you must make withdrawals and deposits regularly that will allow you to avoid surprises.

In conclusion, check the TOC, then make the corresponding withdrawals, but before all that, make sure they are prestigious casinos that allow withdrawals that cover your nightmares.

[Alphakilo]

I’m talking about the potential problem that you might encounter in the casino. Personally,  My worst nightmare that I don’t want to happened to me is when I hit huge jackpot while the casino investigate my account ask documents that will support my financial capability on gambling.

Oh my God this is just what I was reading and am like I don't know what I'd do if this ever happens to me. I know I can bear a $100 case but $50k? No, my family may just have to call emergency services for me if this were to ever happen. And the scariest part is that even though you had done KYC right after you signed up, the casino still reserves the right to ask for some additional KYC documents if they smell a foul after a huge win when you want to withdraw or maybe it is just a frustration tactic to make the individual give up on withdrawing their winnings.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

I’m talking about the potential problem that you might encounter in the casino. Personally,  My worst nightmare that I don’t want to happened to me is when I hit huge jackpot while the casino investigate my account ask documents that will support my financial capability on gambling.

I’m only reading this issue on scam accusation but this is painful if happened to me like hitting max multiplier on slot games that result to 50K profit. Can’t imagine finally hitting my dream multiplier then casino seize my profit. This is just an abstract discussion so we are not really assuming that casino will do this especially the reputable casino.

Withdrawal issues is the number one problem many users have been having with the use of the gambling casinos, so many of them cant afford to present the required information's needed for KYC, the second one is to see the the platform turns inaccessible again and later realized it has all turned to scam, gamblers always want to experience a continuous service satisfaction with the gambling platforms and dislikes anything that will hinder them from enjoying the use of their service.

[Jawhead999]

I think your nightmare is also other people nightmares too lol. But there's a small difference for me, I'm afraid if the casino will reveal my identity to public in order to gets more attention if they've paid the rewards, this will make people ask money to me and I don't have any privacy.

My country makes gambling legal and the gambling sites that I am using do not restrict my country. I read gambling sites ToS carefully. I get verified if necessary. If I win a jackpot, I am expecting the gambling site to pay me the money.

When someone hit a jackpot, I believe most people will dare to submit their KYC, but the problem is people are afraid the casino will give so many excuses or accuse you have broke their terms, resulting they won't pay the reward. The thing is, you can't seek a legal help because they're not really that regulated.

[dimonstration]

Guys the purpose of the thread is to share what is the worst possible scenario that you don’t want to experience on the casino. My example is just my personal insight but that doesn’t mean I don’t read the ToS. Shit can happened anytime on your gambling especially if you are trying new casino that was initially good that later on turn to scam. No one can dodge this nightmare no matter how you read the ToS if the operator itself turn to rouge casino which there’s a lot of proof for this.

Don’t focus much on my example but rather share something what do you honestly don’t like to experience because everyone will have this kind of thoughts when you read on the scam accusation board.

I think your nightmare is also other people nightmares too lol. But there's a small difference for me, I'm afraid if the casino will reveal my identity to public in order to gets more attention if they've paid the rewards, this will make people ask money to me and I don't have any privacy.

I didn’t think about this but now that you mention it. Holy macaroni, 

[Z-tight]

Isn't losing money everyone's nightmare , however, i recommend that you don't gamble with too much money, so you don't have to worry so much about losing. To avoid a situation were you winnings is confiscated by the casino, it is recommended to do your own research and only play in reputable casinos, also try and find situations were customers have called out the casino and see how they resolved the issue, but in all of this, you must be certain that you did not cheat or break any of their rules in landing that win.

[masulum]

My nightmare is when I feel dissatisfied with winning, being greedy and wanting to win more often comes when I feel that maybe this is my lucky day. I have experienced this several times, the loss of control when winning makes the win obtained turn into an ambition to get more until I have to lose most of the winnings obtained before. It's a simple problem, but it can be very impactful if I'm not careful. I still experience habits like this, and I want to end this nightmare immediately.

the problems about withdrawal, I don't need to worry if I use a casino that already has a reputation and capability of being able to pay out large amounts. Regarding KYC requests, if it really could change my life, maybe I would try to fulfill the casino's request, as long as I never break the rules, i believe this not a nightmare anymore.

[TheUltraElite]

Mine is not related to wins or losses. It is rather the exposure of the fact that we all as individuals use casinos that operate bitcoin anonymously and our privacy gets handed over to the authorities.

That would be a bone chilling moment and indeed can happen with any casino in the future in case they are being targeted by governments. This is why we all hate the KYC on a casino.

It is not that we can avoid this - that would need us to leave these casinos completely.

[m2017]

I’m talking about the potential problem that you might encounter in the casino. Personally,  My worst nightmare that I don’t want to happened to me is when I hit huge jackpot while the casino investigate my account ask documents that will support my financial capability on gambling.

I’m only reading this issue on scam accusation but this is painful if happened to me like hitting max multiplier on slot games that result to 50K profit. Can’t imagine finally hitting my dream multiplier then casino seize my profit. This is just an abstract discussion so we are not really assuming that casino will do this especially the reputable casino.

The worst nightmare of any gambler associated with a casino is one way or another related to the topic of money. Like those didn’t win the jackpot, couldn’t withdraw their winnings due to the KYC, lost all their money, and so on. Everywhere there is a loss of money, both current (deposit) and possibly received (at the expense of winnings). My personal worst nightmare in a casino involves losing my deposit, which is actually what happened (a nightmare incarnate) in the past, causing me to stop betting. Although, it was a little different. The amount lost can hardly be called a terrible loss, but this lesson was enough for me. Awareness of the possibility of a nightmare warns me against gambling.

[nelson4lov]

Aside from losing money, my biggest nightmare and fear has to be the actuality of a casino not being provably fair as they promised which means that no matter what I do, the house is guaranteed to have an edge over me. I used to play on casinos in the past — my favorite games were dice and crash but I didn't have much luck which ended up in back to back losses. Since there was no way at the time to get proofs, I moved to sports betting because at sports betting, you don't have to care about games being provably fair as outcome is usually not known to anyone and it's not purely a luck based game.

[Samlucky O]

I’m talking about the potential problem that you might encounter in the casino. Personally,  My worst nightmare that I don’t want to happened to me is when I hit huge jackpot while the casino investigate my account ask documents that will support my financial capability on gambling.

I haven't had a nightmare of such and didn't even want to dream of such. But the one I wouldn't love to have is playing a game am about to win a jackpot and the last game cut, after I have conclude the final wining. For example my friend played a game to win about $40k with 9 draws, 8 played but at dieing minutes after the last game was about wining, at 85 minutes they equalised the  game. From hence I decided never to put my hopes on a game even if it's 1minutes

[nara1892]

On the other hand, yes it is true and I am also among the people who feel this fear where I am afraid that the casino does not pay the winnings that I managed to get, everyone definitely wants to get the maximum jackpot win because the amount of winnings is very large but on the other hand I am also quite worried about the potential fraud of some casinos that maybe I or you are in the wrong casino when we get the big win.

I'm also a gambler who prefers to play on slot games because it's quite easy to play but seeing from the bad experience experienced by my friend where the casino did not pay his winnings in the note did not confirm the withdrawal process and instead froze my friend's gambling account even though in it there was already a sizable winning balance which in the end yes there is no other way but to let it go even though it is difficult to refrain from getting emotional. Therefore this is a valuable lesson for me and maybe for some other gamblers who try to find some casinos that are trusted enough and have a high reputation to minimize the possibility of unwanted things such as fraud that thwarts our withdrawal process.

[Davidvictorson]

Mine is not related to wins or losses. It is rather the exposure of the fact that we all as individuals use casinos that operate bitcoin anonymously and our privacy gets handed over to the authorities.

That would be a bone chilling moment and indeed can happen with any casino in the future in case they are being targeted by governments. This is why we all hate the KYC on a casino.

It is not that we can avoid this - that would need us to leave these casinos completely.

Chilling isn't it. Recently, a news circulated in my country where personal information of citizens submitted to government databases were compromised and sold to third part agents. I remember the first time I submitted my passport as one of the KYC documents, I was really concerned but then, it meant that I either submitted it or let go of the amount I won from the slot game.

Do you think a way to reduce the probability of this risk is to stick to only 2 or max 3 crypto gambling websites since using more than of these websites means that you are exposed to more risk of your data being leaked?

[un_rank]

I d not have a biggest nightmare for gambling. There is nothing about it that I think about so much for it to become that big of an issue. Having a large winning which I got legitimately seized will be right up there and so will be getting addicted to gambling and throwing in tons of money beyond what I can comfortably stake.

There is nothing that I am afraid of. My country makes gambling legal and the gambling sites that I am using do not restrict my country. I read gambling sites ToS carefully. I get verified if necessary.

Gambling houses always leave a back door for themselves in the ToS which allows them get out of tough situations and minimize their losses. Knowledge of the terms does not protect from this.

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[Rruchi man]

There is nothing that I am afraid of. My country makes gambling legal and the gambling sites that I am using do not restrict my country. I read gambling sites ToS carefully. I get verified if necessary.

Gambling houses always leave a back door for themselves in the ToS which allows them get out of tough situations and minimize their losses. Knowledge of the terms does not protect from this.

Can a casino or betting platform update their ToS without sending out Notifications to gamblers? It is not impossible, but very unlikely.
Can a gambler miss out on a notification from a casino or gambling platform about an updated ToS? Yes! it is possible the notification is missed because it came at a wrong time when the gambler could not read it, or because the gambler is guilty of never checking their mail.

I believe that a gambler should not trust that one time knowledge about a casino's terms of service. From time to time always try to go through them again if possible to see there are updates that you need to be sure of.

[un_rank]

Can a casino or betting platform update their ToS without sending out Notifications to gamblers? It is not impossible, but very unlikely.
Can a gambler miss out on a notification from a casino or gambling platform about an updated ToS? Yes! it is possible the notification is missed because it came at a wrong time when the gambler could not read it, or because the gambler is guilty of never checking their mail.

Casinos are obligated to inform their users of any change in their terms because the users are to accept the terms by which they use the service. If they do not send a notification, that user is not bounded to the new terms.

But they always do well to leave a term about how they reserve the right to suspend your account if they suspect shady activities, giving them freedom to do so at will.

- Jay -

[sokani]

I’m talking about the potential problem that you might encounter in the casino. Personally,  My worst nightmare that I don’t want to happened to me is when I hit huge jackpot while the casino investigate my account ask documents that will support my financial capability on gambling.

I’m only reading this issue on scam accusation but this is painful if happened to me like hitting max multiplier on slot games that result to 50K profit. Can’t imagine finally hitting my dream multiplier then casino seize my profit. This is just an abstract discussion so we are not really assuming that casino will do this especially the reputable casino.

Earlier today I came across a post of a gambler asking for help on how to withdraw a mega win from a gambling platform. According to him, he's from a restricted country and he's been winning and withdrawing without any issues until he hit a jackpot and he's been asked to submit his documents for KYC verification. I quite understand the pain and frustration of not being able to withdraw such an amount. But the TOS is there for a reason, if you're not eligible to gamble and you're still using the platform, then it's at your own peril.

[uneng]

Can’t imagine finally hitting my dream multiplier then casino seize my profit.

That is why you should make sure your account is verified and you have provided all your personal documents, as required by the house, to complete the KYC process, before starting to place your bets on the casino's games. And even if you don't want to do this beforehand, you have to be assured to be able to provide every potential documents they may ask, once you hit a jackpot and try to cashout a higher sum of money from the platform. Don't wait hitting the jackpot to decide if you will do the verification or not.

If you aren't able to do the KYC process, don't even begin to gamble at the casino. Rather, look for alternative casinos where KYC isn't mandatory, so that is one less nightmare to worry about. Of course there aren't many options of casinos like that, but you may find it if you do your research. One popular platform is freebitco.in. I've never heard they asked for KYC from their users, although I must say the house edge is pretty high when compared to its casinos pairs.