Always review the trust you have in trusted casinos and gambling platforms(2).

[satscraper]

Nothing should be fully trusted especially when it concerns  with money. This is a  reason why I prefer to gamble at land based casinos rather than on  online ones. Those land based casinos which exist for a long time set a high value on their reputation this they are less likely to get into fraud business. Besides they are always on both  media and government radars so if something goes wrong with them you will don't miss it.

[ethereumhunter]

I agree with @OP to reviews the trust in our casino so we can gets new things from other people. If we found that our casino slowly change their services or getting bad, we can prepare to moves to other casino so we don't have to gets any problem. We trust the casino because of what we see about their services and that is why we research their business so we can gives them a chance to be our place to playing gambling.

We don't want to gets any problem while playing gambling on their casino so we must be careful when we pick the casino. We must ensure that the casino is really what we wants so that is why we must research for more. The reputable casino will not serves bad their members but they will always gives their best services to their members because they know that if their members satisfy with their services, that can helps the casino gain more trust.

[Hispo]

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When a casino or gambling platform earns your trust through the quality of service delivered, it is not impossible for that trust to be broken.

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... Anything could happen; a trusted site will always have a tendency for rug instances, keep this in mind.
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True, and there have been several examples of it.
Still, I find it a little bit ironic how we could talk about our rights as costumers when comes to moving to different platforms, and yet scammy and shady casinos / businesses would not respect those instances in which our money has been retained, on paper, we have the right to get our money back, but that is exactly the right the staff of those services purposely violate for their own benefit.
Sometimes I wonder what would Satoshi think of these centralized services which happen to use decentralized currency to operate.

[coin-investor]

It is important as a gambler to review the trust that you have in a casino or gambling platform that you gamble on simply because casinos or gambling platform can change over time in the service quality that they deliver due to laxity in management or a change in management, or some other reasons.

There's no such thing as a permanent trust casino can ruin its reputation with one or two credible scam accusations, so it's your obligation to yourself as a gambler to check the status of your favourite casino from time to time, there should be no emotional attachment not because you are having a good run of luck in a casino.

Trust should never be absolute, your trusted casino can start failing without your knowledge if you do not follow up with them and the reviews that are receiving from their most recent customers, or new complains from other old customers.

When playing in a casino, you should be neutral and always open to checking any accusations against the casino you're playing in. If the casino ignores or fails to address those issues, it will be time to stop playing and wait until the issue has been resolved.
Casinos' existence thrives on trust; their players will leave them, and platforms will deny their application for ads if they have bad reputations, just like what's happening on 1Xbit.

[EluguHcman]

As simple as that, gamblers reviews are very important to when the he casino sites of gambling platforms are to consider reformation or enhancement on their casino boards.

Clearly, the developers main aim on the layout and services they offers is concluded on gamblers reviews but though they might not be able to keep the taste to the highest order just to satisfy their clients as they also considers prosperities of how them too can make profits considering the platforms expenditures.

Literally the reviews of gamblers on their respective gambling platforms acts as complain or remarks on the casinos which may either be a request for the platform to readjust or being appreciated of their services.

The reviews must not be only outlined on your favour casinos but also at any casino you must have visited because I guess we all needed that standard in the casinos but though, we all do have different views.

[Zoomic]

It takes a lot to run a casino.  Just like every other business that has tried so hard to build reputation, competitors are everywhere and can go to any length to tarnish the good reputation of any casino they feel is in an active competition with them. For a gambler who has used a particular casino for a very long time and has enjoyed nothing but topnotch services from that casino, getting a negative review from another customer may mean a lot of things. Jumping into conclusions simply because someone else gave a bad comment about the casino might not be good for both the gambler and the casino and it is not also best that the gambler waits till he becomes a victim before taking actions. Inorder to be sure that those are not the handiwork of the enemies of the casino, It is best that the gambler investigates the casino first before dumping them.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

When a casino or gambling platform earns your trust through the quality of service delivered, it is not impossible for that trust to be broken.

Well, I agree with you, mate. Although any reputable casino company that has the intention of continuing their service for a very long time would always do everything to make sure their reputation is always clean, so that they wouldn't lose so many customers, it's always the wish of those casinos to always have more customers and not to lose some. So, a trusted casino can always remain trusted until they are ready to stop their company; that's when they will start putting up some shady behavior. 

[Lida93]

When a casino or gambling platform earns your trust through the quality of service delivered, it is not impossible for that trust to be broken.

They said it's hard to build trust once's the trust is broken, it's hard to be rebuilt. When it comes to casinos, I know this is very important to be checking, but the thing there is that unless you as the gambler have had any little challenge with the casino, I don't think you will ever have a second thought of going through their recent review history; it has happened on several occasions.

In alliance to your thoughts I also believe that  casino reviews are a personal matter of interest by the gamblers. Your negative views about a particular casino due to a negative experience you must have encounter with them won't have anything to do with my view about same casino so far as I have been having a smooth time using their platform.
Except in certain situations where the negative reviews have become too numerous just like in the case with 1xbit in this forum. But despite all the reviews both in and outside this forum that has been made, there are persons out there that still make use of their platform not out of ignorance but because he/she hasn't experienced any of those bad reviews given by others about the casino.
But it's very important as a gambler, once in a while you check in on recent reviews about any gambling platform you're using, it helps you make good judgement ahead  to know your next move or something.

[aioc]

When a casino or gambling platform earns your trust through the quality of service delivered, it is not impossible for that trust to be broken.

So many casinos started out building their reputation. Still, since they cannot keep up with the competition or want to profit more from selective scamming or scamming all their players, they eventually lose their reputation.

If you don't want to lose your money from playing, you should, from time to time, check the reputation of the casino you're playing. Check if the complaints are real and if the casino chooses to ignore or scam the complaints because what happens to complainants could eventually happen to you.

[danherbias07]

Broken trust. Well, that's acceptable for gambling sites that didn't have any reputation in the crypto industry.
Here is the solution to that, you will just have to follow the projects that have legitimate takes on any currencies. Let's say a project is aiming to work on an idea that a crypto could be their main attraction during an event that is not traceable, is it still against everyone or is it again the proof that people can do any business as long as they abide by the rules? I've seen too much in different projects, I don't know what will happen to them but if something wrong comes up, then you know when to pull out.

[Blitzboy]

Its your money, your hard-earned dough. You have to protect it. Casinos, gambling sites, they are companies just like every other. They are transform suddenly. Modern policies, fresh management, who knows? Simply said, nothing stays the same. Remember, the most elegant names - biggest ones - can all fall from grace.

Trust is key, in life and in business. You wouldnt trust a stranger with your wallet, would you? The same is true of these sites. You have to turn in homework. Consult reviews and chat to other players. Observe what is actually happening. Not rely only on their word for truth. Trust, but verify. Always. Dont be fooled by flashy ads or big promises. Smart is what you want. Guard yourself. Your money is on line. And remember, folks, a little caution goes a lot.

[Outhue]

It is important as a gambler to review the trust that you have in a casino or gambling platform that you gamble on simply because casinos or gambling platform can change over time in the service quality that they deliver due to laxity in management or a change in management, or some other reasons.

Trust should never be absolute, your trusted casino can start failing without your knowledge if you do not follow up with them and the reviews that are receiving from their most recent customers, or new complains from other old customers.

When a casino or gambling platform earns your trust through the quality of service delivered, it is not impossible for that trust to be broken.

I accept the fact that humans are the ones behind every online casinos and how they are going to behave with their customers in the future might change but isn't that's why we have this forum? Isn't that's why we are advised so many times to never use a casino that has no ANN on this forum? Any gambler that has new issues using a online casino can easily complain on their Bitcointalk account and wait for reply, this way many readers are automatically aware of the issue at hand.

My advice is gamblers should stay away from online casinos that aren't active on this forum, everyone who had problems will surely drop their experience on here for all to read and its left for us users to judge and see what the casino teams come up with and most times its always the users fault, the most that I have seen though.

[Fortify]

It is important as a gambler to review the trust that you have in a casino or gambling platform that you gamble on simply because casinos or gambling platform can change over time in the service quality that they deliver due to laxity in management or a change in management, or some other reasons.

Trust should never be absolute, your trusted casino can start failing without your knowledge if you do not follow up with them and the reviews that are receiving from their most recent customers, or new complains from other old customers.

When a casino or gambling platform earns your trust through the quality of service delivered, it is not impossible for that trust to be broken.

This forum is probably the best place to keep an eye on the status of casinos, but you also have to keep an open mind. Often people who simply lost money or tried to abuse the terms of service will make "revenge" posts, where they try to get back at the casino even though they were in the wrong. I'd say about 9/10 posts on the scam boards talking about casinos are people who have knowingly broken the rules and then cry when they are inevitably caught. There is the odd scenario where a casino will go rogue or genuinely get hacked, but lets face it - these casinos are so massively profitable when they reach a certain size, the owners would be mad to destroy the golden goose and make more money playing fair.

[bitbollo]

The best way could be a casino that send each coins and Isnt store nothing. In the past we had directbet but I guess nowadays fees would be to high.
Of course Is pretty hard to trust a new entity but they are still on line and in most cases, they are earning more without scam anyone ...

[danherbias07]

Nothing should be fully trusted especially when it concerns  with money. This is a  reason why I prefer to gamble at land based casinos rather than on  online ones. Those land based casinos which exist for a long time set a high value on their reputation this they are less likely to get into fraud business. Besides they are always on both  media and government radars so if something goes wrong with them you will don't miss it.

I agree. We cannot let anyone have access to our funds just because we are hired by them. Now, there is something to resolve this issue., we go to the police and we let them take care of what happened or we just finish it ourselves.

I won't spoil the ending but that is what always happens to people who are living with the news and just die without even a trace of them. Is it the business problem or those who are working for it? I think it's both, but it's up to you on how you will clear this mess.

[uneng]

Trust should never be absolute, your trusted casino can start failing without your knowledge if you do not follow up with them and the reviews that are receiving from their most recent customers, or new complains from other old customers.

That is totally right. We have already seen many cases of long lasting casinos, which had intact reputations turning into shady low quality services, and even scamming their customers after all. Nothing in this world lasts forever, so you can be assured the trust you have regards a determined service won't remain the same forever as well. When looking for reviews about a casino, it's important to pay attention to the date when the feedbacks were written.

It's ideal that there is a constant flux of recent feedbacks coming in real time. On the other hand, if there are only old feedbacks, it doesn't mean a lot, as many aspects of the casino could have changed during the period of time we don't have any informations about.

[YOSHIE]

When a casino or gambling platform earns your trust through the quality of service delivered, it is not impossible for that trust to be broken.

Talking about reviews, of course I always update the gambling platform that I play on, I always do that, you are right, the leading and most trusted gambling site always updates them to prevent unwanted things, for example hacking, implementing new games and other things, such as withdrawal and deposit addresses.

For this reason, carrying out a review is important for me, for ourselves, that way we will find out new things about gambling platforms. Talking about trust, of course this needs to be understood carefully, When we find negative complaints, we can examine wisely what is wrong and right, because currently online casino competition is busy and that is a challenge for the users themselves, needs review and needs careful research, positive and negative, wise consideration is very important before making a decision.

[Marvelockg]

Trust should never be absolute, your trusted casino can start failing without your knowledge if you do not follow up with them and the reviews that are receiving from their most recent customers, or new complains from other old customers.

what's the essence of reading people's review when you're already an active user of the site? Isn't review best done at the time you're about starting off your gambling journey and had little or no prio knowledge on the efficacy of the gambling site? You've got to understand that people can be paid to tarnish the reputation of a particular casino site and you don't want to overly rely on review for your judgement.

If I'm using a sight and receiving a good customer service, it's less likely I'm going to think otherwise about them untill I have a first hand experience with them or the report becomes too much from other users but untill you start suspecting the possibility of what they're saying being true, it's going to be deficult to talk those reviews seriously.

When a casino or gambling platform earns your trust through the quality of service delivered, it is not impossible for that trust to be broken.

even though it's not impossible for them to change with time, you have to distinguish between false reviews and legitimate reviews. Competition is a part of what comprises the gambling space for gambling owners and you can't really tell if the positive or negative revues you're seeting are legit or paid for. Like I said, since you're already an active user, it's best you trust your experience better than what a random person gives as his review.

[Findingnemo]

Trust should never be absolute, your trusted casino can start failing
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When a casino or gambling platform earns your trust through the quality of service delivered, it is not impossible for that trust to be broken.

Both statements contradict each other.

Building the reputation for a casino or just any other business will take ages but it won't take too long to bust them so as long as casino is having good traffic they have no reason to turn them into shit cause it's million dollar business so they can't be that much stupid though. There can be some inconvenience that happens for whatever reason but as long as it's rectified swiftly we don't need to worry much about their trust.

[Juse14]

It takes a lot to run a casino.  Just like every other business that has tried so hard to build reputation, competitors are everywhere and can go to any length to tarnish the good reputation of any casino they feel is in an active competition with them. For a gambler who has used a particular casino for a very long time and has enjoyed nothing but topnotch services from that casino, getting a negative review from another customer may mean a lot of things. Jumping into conclusions simply because someone else gave a bad comment about the casino might not be good for both the gambler and the casino and it is not also best that the gambler waits till he becomes a victim before taking actions. Inorder to be sure that those are not the handiwork of the enemies of the casino, It is best that the gambler investigates the casino first before dumping them.

Being a gambler, it's important not to let negative reviews sway you right off the bat without further investigation. First, check if the person leaving the negative review is credible enough and has other consistent reviews. Then cross-compare those reviews with reviews from multiple sources. If the bulk of them are positive, chances are that the negative review might not be entirely true.

Next, it is crucial to communicate directly with the casino. Inquire about those negative reviews and see how open they are with the answer. A good casino should be welcoming of criticism and provides adequate explanations. Recall your own experiences. If you have always gotten good service, one or two negative reviews should not immediately make you change your mind.