What’s the thing you don’t like about online casinos?

[Japinat]

Most gamblers don't complain about the wagering requirement, as they are just fine with it and it is a usual thing in casinos. But what I see the most is asking for a favor to gain more odds of winning. We feel this is a favorable situation.

If the casinos could just offer higher odds, that would absolutely encourage more gamblers, even though the prize wasn't too big. However, I don't think there is a way to change how it is meant to be.

As always, the casino benefits more than gamblers.

[xenomorfo]

It's true that it is one of the most hated features of a gambling site, but it's also to protect the business. Imagine someone went inside and deposited illegal money just so he can wash it. Money laundering. If there's no wagering requirements which means there's no need to bet, they can easily withdraw again with a different kind of money.
We are going to lose our favorite online casino or sports betting site if that happens. So, just understand that they must do this to obey the law and also to protect themselves.

What I don't really like is when I played on an online casino that resets the wagered amount every day. It means even if you hit x1000 on your first bet at 12:01 AM, or the reset time of the online casino, you cannot withdraw it because that's how their rules work. It's not stacking. IMO, that's a messed-up type of feature, and I didn't even think twice to leave them.

Honestly, I don't like online casinos because I don't really like playing or using the computer. I don't know, I feel alone and sad. I prefer to play in person with real people, but I understand that online casinos can certainly be convenient for those who don't want to leave home or for those who want to play in privacy.

[panjul07]

If you ask me, I would say wagering requirements are what I hate the most. I know that casinos need to keep you as long as possible on their website to play and deposit. But deciding for me when I’m able to withdraw my winnings is too hard to accept ... For other players, I’m sure there are different things you wish weren’t included in online casinos... things you believe would make your playing experience better without them.

Are you referring to wagering requirement on your deposit before you are allowed to withdraw or wagering requirement on bonuses?
If you referring to wagering requirement on deposit, I think most gamblers can accept this as long as the wagering requirement is 1x which is the standard one.
However, if the wagering requirement on deposit is more than 3x then I have to say that it is something I dont like and I will not play on such a casino.
The other thing that I dont like in online casinos is about too expensive withdrawal fee, although most casinos do not charge high fee but there are some that charge so big withdrawal fee.

[livingfree]

When they suspect you that you're doing something illegal within your account even if you don't do anything bad at all.

They have the backlogs and audit of our accounts and the activities that we do. Although this has never happened to me, fortunately.

But I am thinking if it comes all of a sudden and they tell me that I've done something suspicious. What kind of suspicious thing can we do with their platforms when they all have the records and histories of our activities, transactions and accounts on them?

Even the victories, they can verify it.

[liuka]

For me personally, I don't care anymore with this KYC crap and I just hate this waiting. could have just it, submitted everything at the beginning, why ask now when trying to withdraw funds!

That's the best move to enjoy gambling because the casinos will always make it harder the KYC when it's done after winning huge amount and doing it early is the best approach. Most of my accounts that I use for gambling are also KYC verified as there's no other option.

I prefer KYC when winning big, for KYC at the beginning it is never done while the casino does not require it. I don't want KYC in many casinos even though some casinos have a good reputation just that we keep our data, in essence we play in casinos want to remain anonymous while still activities with small money.

[cryptoaddictchie]

If you ask me, I would say wagering requirements are what I hate the most. I know that casinos need to keep you as long as possible on their website to play and deposit. But deciding for me when I’m able to withdraw my winnings is too hard to accept ... For other players, I’m sure there are different things you wish weren’t included in online casinos... things you believe would make your playing experience better without them.

For me, a physical casino feels better than an online one because the rules are more transparent, winnings are paid instantly in cash, and you have real control over when to stop playing, unlike online casinos where wagering requirements and delayed withdrawals often get in the way though to be fair, online casinos do offer convenience, accessibility, and the comfort of playing anytime without needing to travel. Especially those platforms that has provable fair and has using web3 and no custodial.

[AmaGold70]

If you ask me, I would say wagering requirements are what I hate the most. I know that casinos need to keep you as long as possible on their website to play and deposit. But deciding for me when I’m able to withdraw my winnings is too hard to accept ... For other players, I’m sure there are different things you wish weren’t included in online casinos... things you believe would make your playing experience better without them.

There's almost nothing I don't like about online casinos except the KYC requirements because it's very unnecessary and wagering requirements don't bother me at all, I prefer online casinos because it gives me privacy and keeps me away from being in the presence of too many people since I don't really like being in a crowded place because I don't like noise except I'm out with friends. I'm not an introvert but honestly online casinos have been very helpful to me and there's nothing I dislike about it except the KYC and also I believe that every casino is built to make the casino benefit more than the gamblers so I have no dislikes.

[AVE5]

But deciding for me when I’m able to withdraw my winnings is too hard to accept

What casino brand do you play with and do you experience this same withdrawal disturbance in the sport bets? What do you even mean by too hard to accept, is it that you're being restricted from withdrawing anytime you wins or you're not just comfortable with the withdrawal processing time?
With the experience of the online casino I plays with, I don't face either of the problems and whenever I wins or want to make withdrawal, it doesn't take much much longer than 2 minutes.
So I'll advice you try other casino if you can't continue with it but don't fail to do your proper research and consultations.

[yudi09]

If you ask me, I would say wagering requirements are what I hate the most. I know that casinos need to keep you as long as possible on their website to play and deposit. But deciding for me when I’m able to withdraw my winnings is too hard to accept ... For other players, I’m sure there are different things you wish weren’t included in online casinos... things you believe would make your playing experience better without them.

Why should betting requirements be hated when they can be viewed from a positive perspective? I made my first deposit at the casino to play, and the balance after my deposit was intended for me to play until it ran out during the time I prioritized. My time at the casino wasn't long because I don't use the casino as a place to make money. If it's time for me to leave and there's still money left in my balance, I don't care. If it's gone, well, that's what it's there for. 
I think those requirements are reasonable.

[macson]

For me, requiring KYC even for a small amount, this is the reality if you're playing at a legit, compliant online casino; rules are rules. Apart from that, online casinos are doing great, except for a few casinos that give gamblers problems with their withdrawal.

Nowadays, many gamblers have moved to KYC-free platforms due to this hassle, they have to go through KYC just to withdraw a small amount of money. Even though it is a casino rule, it still feels burdensome. Except when winning big or there is suspicious activity, KYC is acceptable. However, if the user is just playing regularly, I don't think KYC is necessary. Even though it comes back to each individual, there are those who don't have a problem with KYC, but non-KYC platforms are considered a more practical and easier option for most gamblers.

[silpersurfer]

Personally, I don't really mind KYC because, after all, it's part of the risk of playing at a licensed or legal casino, and it's done for the safety and convenience of both the casino and its visitors. If you really object to KYC, you can play at unlicensed or illegal casino sites, but this is not a good idea because illegal casinos are very vulnerable to fraud.

What really bothers me when playing at online casinos is when maintenance occurs, where I initially wanted to play my favorite slot game but due to the disruption, I had to switch to another game. Or when I'm in the middle of a game and I'm getting good spins, suddenly there's an interruption or maintenance, it really makes me angry and frustrated, and when the maintenance is done and I go back to betting on the same game, the story is different, ending in a crushing defeat.

[IjawMan]

Are you referring to the wagering requirements for deposits?
If so, casinos usually have a 1x wagering requirement for deposits and that's completely reasonable. Why would you make a deposit if you don't want to gamble the full amount at least once?

The 1x wagering after a deposit is reasonable though what what is not reasonable in my opinion is where I have to wager the whole deposit as a compulsory requirement before withdrawal.

The risk already is high on me the player and making such wagering requirement further increases my risk cause even when I change my mind later to not gamble all my deposit away.

On this rule, is overly strict and set in stone for the gambler.

[justinlamode]

If you ask me, I would say wagering requirements are what I hate the most. I know that casinos need to keep you as long as possible on their website to play and deposit. But deciding for me when I’m able to withdraw my winnings is too hard to accept ... For other players, I’m sure there are different things you wish weren’t included in online casinos... things you believe would make your playing experience better without them.

Wagering requirement is supposed to a problem with online casinos but such is optional and are only required when you receive bonus. You can chose to completely ignore the bonuses and play your game freely, that way there is no difference between online casino and offline in times of condition of play and condition for withdrawal. Hence, wagering requirement is not a problem of online casinos. The 1x wagering deposit in online casinos is the same as what we have in offline casinos because it just mean that you must place a bet to be eligible for withdrawal.

[bettercrypto]

Most gamblers don't complain about the wagering requirement, as they are just fine with it and it is a usual thing in casinos. But what I see the most is asking for a favor to gain more odds of winning. We feel this is a favorable situation.

If the casinos could just offer higher odds, that would absolutely encourage more gamblers, even though the prize wasn't too big. However, I don't think there is a way to change how it is meant to be.

As always, the casino benefits more than gamblers.

That's the only thing I don't understand about some gamblers, why they hate wagering requirements in online casinos, when in reality, it's just normal because casinos are businesses. And if there's anyone who benefits from this first, it's none other than the house edge, naturally.

Also, it seems I haven't seen an online casino without wagering requirements; almost all of them really have it. And I think the reason they have it is perhaps so we can also explore their gambling platform ourselves.

[Sim_card]

Are you referring to the wagering requirements for deposits?
If so, casinos usually have a 1x wagering requirement for deposits and that's completely reasonable. Why would you make a deposit if you don't want to gamble the full amount at least once?

That's true. If you don't want to gamble, there's no need to fund your casino account. I feel that the OP is talking about bonus requirements because that's only where I see that the wager requirements are difficult to meet.

[Cyber_warrior]

Honestly, I don't like online casinos because I don't really like playing or using the computer. I don't know, I feel alone and sad. I prefer to play in person with real people, but I understand that online casinos can certainly be convenient for those who don't want to leave home or for those who want to play in privacy.

And I feel online casino is just the best, whenever am gambling online, I do always feel secured, and am always so convenient. I can decide to gamble whenever I like, I don’t have to to a specific place before I will be able to gamble. whenever am making use of online casino and I win, nobody knows about my win, nobody knows the amount which I win, but whenever you visit a physical Casino, attention is always on people, and whenever you win, people always know which will endanger your life. After winning, you might end up being tracked and you will be attacked.

[SOKO-DEKE]

If you ask me, I would say wagering requirements are what I hate the most. I know that casinos need to keep you as long as possible on their website to play and deposit. But deciding for me when I’m able to withdraw my winnings is too hard to accept ... For other players, I’m sure there are different things you wish weren’t included in online casinos... things you believe would make your playing experience better without them.

As for now, I like almost everything in casinos, and honestly, I have never experienced any delay in my withdrawal whenever I win. But maybe you are facing this issue because of the casino site you are using. So, the best option for you is to choose a reliable casino with fast withdrawals, because some casino sites process withdrawals faster than others.You should just look for casinos that offer fast withdrawals, if that is the only thing you hate about casinos. But for now, I have not experienced anything that I truly hate about casinos in general. For most of the things I may not like, there is always an option for me if one casino does not have it, another one will.

[uchegod-21]

I just do not like the fact that one can gamble in secret and at his own convenience and family members or loved ones won't get to know what is going on in his life. This is unlike the physical casino where it is easy to spot a gambler with gambling problems.  With online casinos, a gambler can struggle on his own, people will get to know when issues have escalated. Online gambling encourages unhealthy behaviors from gamblers who cannot control themselves chasing losses and grabbing every bonuses. My major concerns are with minors who gamble with stolen identity. Online gambling gives them easy access.

[serjent05]

I hate the unreasonable wagering requirements from some casinos.  There are casinos that implement extreme requirements like more than 40x to be able to withdraw certain promotions and bonunes.  Another thing that I hate is the limitation of games that is required for the wagering requirement and the strategy of some casino to eat up the deposit first before starting the countdown for wagering requirement if someone claims a deposit bonus.  So I often skip this kind of bonus just to save me from wasting time meeting the unreasonable wagering requirement.

[uneng]

I believe that KYC is one of the things that some people dislike and find annoying. I personally feel the same way, especially when I'm trying to make a large withdrawal but there's no other way to do it.

KYC is the worst feature of online casinos. The idea of playing online implies accessibility and easiness, meaning you could create an account and play instantly without any bureacracies involved. That was how crypto industry worked in the beginning, and it was great. Moreover, it's quite annoying to be enforced to provide your personal data to unknown websites you don't know for real who is behind. You don't even know where your data is going to reach in the end.

Also, keep in mind there are casinos which can use KYC as an excuse to make the withdrawal process take longer or even to deny a cashout, claiming the user's data can't be accepted or verified.