Don't trust a casinos without a license

[LUCKMCFLY]

I still have a thing against unlicensed casinos. If they can cheat the government by choosing to operate illegally instead of meeting up with the licensing requirements, why should anyone be confident that they cannot cheat him as a gambler knowing well that the gamblers cannot fight them and win. Trusting an unlicensed casino is a risky decision. All casinos are risky in fact, but when it involves unlicensed casinos, tread with caution.

That's a great point, the only thing is that my sense of irreverence towards a government is unique, maybe because I live in a country with corrupt rulers, which thanks to the USA I think will be freed , maybe that's why, but governments, when regulating and licensing, what they seek is acceptance through money, in itself this is a business in its purest form and Governments always want money too , so that's how it all goes, well, that's how I see it.

[Doan9269]

Seeing a casino being licensed is important, but that does not limit us to checking on other vital aspects of their origin and be rest assured they are of good reputation, because we have some gambling platforms that do not present a trusted service to their users and perform series of shady activities that undermines their way of appearance for acceptability, which is why we often engage on making research before using any gambling casino, just to prevent us from being scammed.

[Floxynice]

I still have a thing against unlicensed casinos. If they can cheat the government by choosing to operate illegally instead of meeting up with the licensing requirements, why should anyone be confident that they cannot cheat him as a gambler knowing well that the gamblers cannot fight them and win. Trusting an unlicensed casino is a risky decision. All casinos are risky in fact, but when it involves unlicensed casinos, tread with caution.

That's a great point, the only thing is that my sense of irreverence towards a government is unique, maybe because I live in a country with corrupt rulers, which thanks to the USA I think will be freed , maybe that's why, but governments, when regulating and licensing, what they seek is acceptance through money, in itself this is a business in its purest form and Governments always want money too , so that's how it all goes, well, that's how I see it.

I clearly understand your frustration because I too live in a country where corruption tends to be a major setback for businesses looking for means to thrive. But in a normal sense and in countries where corruption is not that much, getting a license to operate is not all about money. The essence of licencing is to ensure that that the casinos meet the standards set by the laws regulating casino/gambling operations in the country. It also ensures that the safety of the citizens who will patronize these casinos are guaranteed. With license, one can tell that disputes between a casino and a gambler can be well resolved through a recognised channel.

So, when a casino ignores all of these benefits of getting a license and still operates without authorisation, I begin to ask "why the rush" when they can simply plan perfectly for a proper career. They obviously did nof meet the the requirements.

[LUCKMCFLY]

So, when a casino ignores all of these benefits of getting a license and still operates without authorisation, I begin to ask "why the rush" when they can simply plan perfectly for a proper career. They obviously did nof meet the the requirements.

Yes, and that makes a lot of sense In fact, sometimes we see things from one perspective and don't see them in the bigger picture. I say this because licenses should guarantee that the casino in question will never scam us, but that's not the case Having licenses doesn't guarantee that, so a casino that operates without licenses has the same risk. Licenses should have the regulatory power to protect against scams that's how it should be.

[Yablee0]

It’s quite important never to trust unlicensed casinos for some reasons.Depositing your money on an unlicensed casino isn’t advisable as well because you’re at risk of losing your fund and when those funds are lost there’s absolutely nothing you can do about it as no legal body protects you and other customers when your funds are lost.The essence of a licensed casino is for the legal body governing the casino to protect the interest of the customers when things goes wrong.So my advice to every gambler is to use a reputable casino that is licensed by recognized legal body.

Dealing with an unlicenced casinos is actually at your own risk because when it will happen no one else will join you in bearing the lost, however gambling itself is a very big risk on it own so why adding up your stress by gambling with an unlicenced gambling platforms when their are multiple of them out there that are already licensed.

I have seen a situation were one of my guy won immensely on one of the online casinos that wasn't probably licensed, however when it was time for them to pay him his funds guest what the casinos was just turning him up and down, come today come tomorrow and when he try taking a legal steps that was when he release they weren't licensed and that's how he lost he money.

[Kelward]

I still have a thing against unlicensed casinos. If they can cheat the government by choosing to operate illegally instead of meeting up with the licensing requirements, why should anyone be confident that they cannot cheat him as a gambler knowing well that the gamblers cannot fight them and win. Trusting an unlicensed casino is a risky decision. All casinos are risky in fact, but when it involves unlicensed casinos, tread with caution.

That's a great point, the only thing is that my sense of irreverence towards a government is unique, maybe because I live in a country with corrupt rulers, which thanks to the USA I think will be freed , maybe that's why, but governments, when regulating and licensing, what they seek is acceptance through money, in itself this is a business in its purest form and Governments always want money too , so that's how it all goes, well, that's how I see it.

On the part of a casino if they can evade regulation from a government they can as well avoid paying a gambler's win so that is a very good point to consider before you register on an unlicenced casino. On the part of the government most of us know that their interest is the tax revenue that they will be getting from casino operators in their country, they are not much concerned about gamblers interest that is what I think. Still it is safer to gamble on a regulated casino so if they scam you atleast you have your government backing to fight for your right. If you like a new casino especially an unlicenced one you should be doing minimum deposits until they build a reputation unless you should stick to the proven and trusted casinos.

[Zadicar]

It’s quite important never to trust unlicensed casinos for some reasons.Depositing your money on an unlicensed casino isn’t advisable as well because you’re at risk of losing your fund and when those funds are lost there’s absolutely nothing you can do about it as no legal body protects you and other customers when your funds are lost.The essence of a licensed casino is for the legal body governing the casino to protect the interest of the customers when things goes wrong.So my advice to every gambler is to use a reputable casino that is licensed by recognized legal body.

Dealing with an unlicenced casinos is actually at your own risk because when it will happen no one else will join you in bearing the lost, however gambling itself is a very big risk on it own so why adding up your stress by gambling with an unlicenced gambling platforms when their are multiple of them out there that are already licensed.

I have seen a situation were one of my guy won immensely on one of the online casinos that wasn't probably licensed, however when it was time for them to pay him his funds guest what the casinos was just turning him up and down, come today come tomorrow and when he try taking a legal steps that was when he release they weren't licensed and that's how he lost he money.

Actually if we do tend to look back into those starting days of crypto casinos on which all of them doesnt have license but still it did make out that popularity or tons of them had made out that interest and thats something that dont mind into those early days and even into those known casinos in the past are still running now but we do already have such changes on having those licenses knowing that government wouldnt be allowing that they cant get a hold of with those businesess and having those taxes and putting up some regulation on which this isnt that shocking anymore. In speaking about legitimacy or credibility then we do have already that kind of mentality that once a certain site is that being licensed then we do already think about that they are credible and its not always the case because there's always the possibility a site that could still turned out ot be a scam.

[Floxynice]

So, when a casino ignores all of these benefits of getting a license and still operates without authorisation, I begin to ask "why the rush" when they can simply plan perfectly for a proper career. They obviously did nof meet the the requirements.

Yes, and that makes a lot of sense In fact, sometimes we see things from one perspective and don't see them in the bigger picture. I say this because licenses should guarantee that the casino in question will never scam us, but that's not the case Having licenses doesn't guarantee that, so a casino that operates without licenses has the same risk. Licenses should have the regulatory power to protect against scams that's how it should be.

They always say being licensed does not mean that the casino cannot scam people. They may be right, but it is a wrong move to intentionally walk into a danger zone. Gambling is risky in many ways, but gamblers can still help themselves by choosing only the right risks.

On the part of a casino if they can evade regulation from a government they can as well avoid paying a gambler's win so that is a very good point to consider before you register on an unlicenced casino. On the part of the government most of us know that their interest is the tax revenue that they will be getting from casino operators in their country, they are not much concerned about gamblers interest that is what I think. Still it is safer to gamble on a regulated casino so if they scam you atleast you have your government backing to fight for your right. If you like a new casino especially an unlicenced one you should be doing minimum deposits until they build a reputation unless you should stick to the proven and trusted casinos.

As a gambler, you can't tell exactly why a casino chose to operate illegally, but in all you do, choose to be on the safe side.

[KiaKia]

I recently noticed an online casino that looks very likely to turn into a scam. As far as I can tell, they don’t even have a proper license, and there’s no clear TOS like most legit casinos have. It’s basically just trust us and play which some gamblers find convenient, but on the other side, that’s already a red flag for me. Still, no one really criticizes them until something bad actually happens.

And right now, that feels really risky, at the very least, players should be checking a casino’s license before depositing.

A license doesn’t guarantee they won’t scam, but it definitely lowers the risk compared to platforms with zero transparency.

Choose your poison is what I called online casinos, we have the forum for figuring out the best online casinos, I don't understand what anyone will choose to use casinos that have not make name for themselves, if they are shady then they are shady.

You don't have to face any problem with casinos if you do good research and avoid mostly the new ones until they build their own reputation themselves.

Before you deposit on a casino make sure that it's available on this forum and they have good reputation, make sure many gamblers on here are using the casino, this is one of the best ways to avoid nonsense.