What do you need from an online casino?

[terrific]

I know that I will never meet my expectations in a casino, but still I am telling my reasons here and the first reason is that I want a reputable gambling site and at the same time non-kyc and secondly, there will be no minimum limit in case of withdrawal and at the same time wagering is not required to withdraw the deposited funds. I think if a casino has these few things, it's perfect for me in every way.

I think it all makes sense with what you've said. For as long as the user is going to take cover of the network fees, I agree about no minimum withdrawals.
We want to withdraw anytime we wish and we will face no problem by doing that. It will be deducted to the amount that we are about to withdraw.
Another thing is about the wagering requirement, sometimes it's very too much for the casinos when they apply that to their users.
But it's only ballooning when the money that's about to be withdrawn comes from a giveaway.

[Hispo]

In my mind, the perfect casino is one which have a wide variety of probably fair games and at the same time those games have enough effort out into them to be visually attractive since the first time one takes a look at them.
I also give importance to the fact they would not ask me for KYC data just when I decide to withdraw my money from my account. I would be willing to go through KYC verification if I believe they are reliable enough to protect my personal data in the long term, at this point giving ones information to casinos has become a necessary evil in most occasions.

I would not mind to way a few minutes for my withdrawals to get processed, so instant withdrawals are not a must in my specific case.

[Orpichukwu]

Personally, I would like deposits and withdrawals to be permanently instant, and if they require KYC in the future, they should ask for it when I register or when I make a deposit, not when I withdraw.

I go with the idea of instant withdrawal for casinos, but that idea of KYC upon account creation I think has always been there; it's just that we are the ones who mostly ignore it. As long as a casino has a KYC policy, we should be aware that we agree to the terms and should already pass it before we start to patronise them, but we don't as long as they allow us to use the casino.

[Antotena]

As an exercise for everyone in this section of the forum, and so that online casinos know our opinions for possible future improvements that benefit the user/customer, we could each give our point of view on what an online casino should have for you to say, this is the "perfect" casino.

Personally, I would like deposits and withdrawals to be permanently instant, and if they require KYC in the future, they should ask for it when I register or when I make a deposit, not when I withdraw.

Later Kyc is a pure scam and strategy to lure people to use casino. If they don't ask for it now, they will ask you later and when they do, it's going to be time you might not be available for it or don't have the means to do it. Tell me why casino will not ask Kyc for deposit since they fear money laundering and all that but will ask for Kyc when it's time to withdraw the money. If they are not going to ask for it now before the deposit they shouldn't ask for it when I need my money.

What I love casinos to do is I will like casino stop hidding when it's time for been transparency, they disappear. Though the casino that has reputations here don't joke around with one but we still have some that when a player lose ridiculous amount of money, they don't say they player is cheating and all that but the moment the casino notices that you have won a very substantial amount of money, they start to play games and tricks to avoid payout.

[_BlackStar]

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Later Kyc is a pure scam and strategy to lure people to use casino. If they don't ask for it now, they will ask you later and when they do, it's going to be time you might not be available for it or don't have the means to do it. Tell me why casino will not ask Kyc for deposit since they fear money laundering and all that but will ask for Kyc when it's time to withdraw the money. If they are not going to ask for it now before the deposit they shouldn't ask for it when I need my money.

What I love casinos to do is I will like casino stop hidding when it's time for been transparency, they disappear. Though the casino that has reputations here don't joke around with one but we still have some that when a player lose ridiculous amount of money, they don't say they player is cheating and all that but the moment the casino notices that you have won a very substantial amount of money, they start to play games and tricks to avoid payout.

KYC is not something that casinos want – but KYC is a rule mandated by the government, the purpose of which is to prevent money laundering or other similar activities. Some casinos request some personal data upon registration, while others do not - but it's rare to find a casino that requires its new customers to complete KYC verification from the moment they join.

When customers want to withdraw their winnings, this is usually when KYC rules come into effect, especially if the amount is relatively large. These kinds of rules are also imposed on centralized exchanges – there's no need to oppose them, but we have the right to choose whether to participate or opt for decentralization.

[uneng]

Transparency is something gamblers always should demand from casinos. To let the promotions' requirements and house edge of each games very clear are some aspects I think casinos should be more attentive to. There was a time when casinos used their house edge percentage as marketing to attract more gamblers to their platforms, although right now, it seems gamblers aren't even aware about its existence.

If promotions had requirements highlighted, we would see much less complaints from gamblers about not being rewarded or being scammed by casinos. Consequently, gamblers would have a more positive experience with casinos, returning them this positive feedback on the sequence.

[Y3shot]

Whst every gambler needs from a casino is reliability when it come to withdrawal and deposit because some casino they are not opened with their deposit, and it makes gamblers to just assume in making deposit and they up depositing a amount that is not a minimum amount for deposit for casino, same thing with withdrawal too. 

Then the next one gamblers expects from a casino is good support thst can be be their at all time to help out in difficult situations., nothing frustrate gamblers more when they cant get what they want from the casino.

[aioc]

Personally, I would like deposits and withdrawals to be permanently instant, and if they require KYC in the future, they should ask for it when I register or when I make a deposit, not when I withdraw.

You can easily trust a casino with these kinds of features, but for me, it's how they protect their reputation by addressing all gamblers' concerns in a timely manner. If you look at the scam accusations, it's always been miscommunication and tickets that took weeks or months to address.
It's hard for a user to have to wait for several weeks to months just to receive an answer. Even if the casino has a large userbase, it should have a means to equate its support to its userbase. This is based on my own experience: support is everything for gamblers.

[Makus]

Well, there's nothing I want more than the casinos to have more improved service on the features that gamblers are interested in like deposits, withdrawals, speed and good customer services, thinking about this critically that's the same thing I want too as a gambler. Another thing i need from an online casino is good and attractive bonuses, whenever I get the chance to claim a bonus I don't normally telnet because I know that it is a free game and it is also possible that i i can get lucky and win from gambling even though it's hard

[danherbias07]

I agree to both your conditions. That should be mandatory for every online casino.

This is why I like what Stake.com has done for all its gamblers. They've given them a choice to do KYC, and in exchange for those who will do the KYC, they offered bonuses for them. I am one who reaped those rewards after KYC. Also, they have given them enough time. It's not forced, but it's needed. There's an explanation on why they will need their customers to fill in the information, and that's because of illegal money laundering feats.

Instant deposits and withdrawals are a must, too. Thankfully, I have never had any problem regarding that.

I think what they need are tournaments. Promos for those who are really good at gambling, especially in the sports area. It's rare for a gambler to be good at prediction. It will definitely be competitive.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

Personally, I would like deposits and withdrawals to be permanently instant, and if they require KYC in the future, they should ask for it when I register or when I make a deposit, not when I withdraw.

Exactly, KYC before deposit is very vital, most casinos has used this tricks to deny users from accessing their hard earned winnings, it just one of the tactics most casinos do to forfeit users off their money by bringing some false allegations of regional policy and such, it doesn't make sense at all.

[coinlary]

if they require KYC in the future, they should ask for it when I register or when I make a deposit, not when I withdraw.

I think the reason for that is to avoid offending visitors who may not have the patience to get their KYC verified before placing a bet. The KYC can be done while gambling continues.

Think of it this way, I’m a gambler looking for a quick and easy way to place a bet, but the casino asks for my ID, which might take a while to verify, and I end up missing my chance. I get annoyed and leave. It’s similar to e-commerce, you shouldn’t force a visitor to register before they even see what you have to offer.

Personally I haven't thought  of any so far , maybe when I try multiple casinos then I might have something  to complain about.
I don't  know if this counts though: Having short TOS  details

[LastKiss]

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Personally, I would like deposits and withdrawals to be permanently instant, and if they require KYC in the future, they should ask for it when I register or when I make a deposit, not when I withdraw.

Instant deposits and withdrawals are mandatory for me, except in cases where a gambler requests a very large amount, in such situations, I believe the team has the right to conduct a review before processing the request. A smooth website experience and free KYC are also very important to me. Although many casinos offer bonuses or promotions to attract new/more players, if I encounter a poor user experience, I won’t hesitate to stop playing on that platform.

[r_victory]

Besides the clear information about the possibility of requesting identity verification, not that I have a problem going through it, but I don't like surprises, and also what makes a difference to me is efficient support. We all know that unforeseen events can happen, and I like to have someone available to resolve them, preferably someone who works 24/7, as I don't rely solely on business hours.

I saw that instant payments were suggested, but I believe that if the payment is processed according to the blockchain of the requested cryptocurrency without manual interference or depending on human approval, that's already great.

[impulse709]

I know that I will never meet my expectations in a casino, but still I am telling my reasons here and the first reason is that I want a reputable gambling site and at the same time non-kyc and secondly, there will be no minimum limit in case of withdrawal and at the same time wagering is not required to withdraw the deposited funds. I think if a casino has these few things, it's perfect for me in every way.

I think it all makes sense with what you've said. For as long as the user is going to take cover of the network fees, I agree about no minimum withdrawals.
We want to withdraw anytime we wish and we will face no problem by doing that. It will be deducted to the amount that we are about to withdraw.
Another thing is about the wagering requirement, sometimes it's very too much for the casinos when they apply that to their users.
But it's only ballooning when the money that's about to be withdrawn comes from a giveaway.

I concur with the arguments made concerning what the players actually require in an online casino. The first should be reputation and trust, which are attained by speedy payment and clear-cut regulations. Unidentified casinos are not bad, as long as there is security and justice. Minimum withdrawal is not logical in situations where network charges are paid by users as it entails complete control over money. Deposit should never be subjected to wagering requirements but must be restricted to bonuses. The extreme terms of betting tend to drive away gamers and harm their credibility in the long-term. This is the definition of a user friendly and fair casino.

[maydna]

Having an exchange inside the casinos is a good option so we can converts one coin to another. Not many casinos have this feature so if more casinos can add or have this feature, that is really help members.

Easy KYC and not takes too long to get verified is another thing that gamblers wants. We don't wants to wait for too long for verifications.

Providing 24/7 supports system is what gamblers wants so they don't have to waiting for too long to gets the answer or solves the problems.

[Patikno]

As an exercise for everyone in this section of the forum, and so that online casinos know our opinions for possible future improvements that benefit the user/customer, we could each give our point of view on what an online casino should have for you to say, this is the "perfect" casino.

Personally, I would like deposits and withdrawals to be permanently instant, and if they require KYC in the future, they should ask for it when I register or when I make a deposit, not when I withdraw.

I agree with what you said, but it seems like it is difficult for casinos to implement, because once they implement KYC, they apply it across the board, whether for new or existing users. Maybe casinos should notify their users before implementing KYC, so they know what they are doing and avoid making KYC seem forced (for users who don't want it).

Besides that, I also want casinos to be responsive, as I personally find it frustrating when I experience slow connections or slow loading times when visiting casino sites like that. So, I think all technical issues need to be addressed so users can continue to enjoy playing. Furthermore, I believe a wide selection of games and bets is essential for casinos, as entertainment venues become more appealing when there are so many options.

[Mandoy]

As an exercise for everyone in this section of the forum, and so that online casinos know our opinions for possible future improvements that benefit the user/customer, we could each give our point of view on what an online casino should have for you to say, this is the "perfect" casino.

Personally, I would like deposits and withdrawals to be permanently instant, and if they require KYC in the future, they should ask for it when I register or when I make a deposit, not when I withdraw.

I agree with what you said, but it seems like it is difficult for casinos to implement, because once they implement KYC, they apply it across the board, whether for new or existing users. Maybe casinos should notify their users before implementing KYC, so they know what they are doing and avoid making KYC seem forced (for users who don't want it).

Besides that, I also want casinos to be responsive, as I personally find it frustrating when I experience slow connections or slow loading times when visiting casino sites like that. So, I think all technical issues need to be addressed so users can continue to enjoy playing. Furthermore, I believe a wide selection of games and bets is essential for casinos, as entertainment venues become more appealing when there are so many options.

I can support the majority of the issues mentioned in this case as they are the expectations of many players of an online casino. Instant deposits and withdrawals must be a normal standard, as opposed to a luxury one, as delays tend to cause distrust. In the KYC matter, transparency will play a significant role; casinos ought to disclose it early enough to the user rather than remind him/her when they want to withdraw money. Sudden KYC is unpleasant and coercive. Moreover, it is also essential to have a responsive platform that loads fast because technical problems easily spoil the gaming experience. Finally, numerous games and betting possibilities allow players to be entertained and enjoy the casino in general.

[rojan]

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Personally, I would like deposits and withdrawals to be permanently instant, and if they require KYC in the future, they should ask for it when I register or when I make a deposit, not when I withdraw.

Instant deposits and withdrawals are mandatory for me, except in cases where a gambler requests a very large amount, in such situations, I believe the team has the right to conduct a review before processing the request. A smooth website experience and free KYC are also very important to me. Although many casinos offer bonuses or promotions to attract new/more players, if I encounter a poor user experience, I won’t hesitate to stop playing on that platform.

immediate deposits and withdrawals are a requirement and any KYC procedure must be easy and straightforward and not something that comes to you as a surprise when you draw money. The app or a good, easy to use site is equally crucial; it should not be made up with bonuses whilst navigating on the site can be frustrating. Promotion may be good to attract players, however, to remain loyal I need reliability and convenience. Finally, online casino must simplify gaming, quicken and ensure that playing is easy and hassle free to all.

[bitzizzix]

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Later Kyc is a pure scam and strategy to lure people to use casino. If they don't ask for it now, they will ask you later and when they do, it's going to be time you might not be available for it or don't have the means to do it. Tell me why casino will not ask Kyc for deposit since they fear money laundering and all that but will ask for Kyc when it's time to withdraw the money. If they are not going to ask for it now before the deposit they shouldn't ask for it when I need my money.

What I love casinos to do is I will like casino stop hidding when it's time for been transparency, they disappear. Though the casino that has reputations here don't joke around with one but we still have some that when a player lose ridiculous amount of money, they don't say they player is cheating and all that but the moment the casino notices that you have won a very substantial amount of money, they start to play games and tricks to avoid payout.

KYC is not something that casinos want – but KYC is a rule mandated by the government, the purpose of which is to prevent money laundering or other similar activities. Some casinos request some personal data upon registration, while others do not - but it's rare to find a casino that requires its new customers to complete KYC verification from the moment they join.

When customers want to withdraw their winnings, this is usually when KYC rules come into effect, especially if the amount is relatively large. These kinds of rules are also imposed on centralized exchanges – there's no need to oppose them, but we have the right to choose whether to participate or opt for decentralization.

Yes, and that's a personal choice and what we need. You're right, it's rare to find a casino that requires KYC upfront, and I think many gamblers prefer not to use such casinos. They prefer casinos that don't require KYC upon registration. If it's for withdrawals and for certain amounts, especially large ones, I don't think it's a problem, because the most important thing is that winnings can be withdrawn without any issues.

And I think if, after doing some research, the casino is reputable and requires KYC at certain times, it's because it's a legal requirement they must comply with.
And as long as the casino provides good service and convenience, especially with deposits and withdrawals, is transparent, and maintains good identity protection, I don't think there's a problem.