At what point should you trust a gambling site?

[Hazink]

New casinos will have to work with the budget they have at hand, and will go with their main targeted audience first. As demand increases they will add up. I don't think it has anything to do with being trustworthy or not. If a casino has enough money as a new startup to gain all the license to get both sport and casino games live at once's it will be at their own advantage it's something they should do, personally I think this choice of game which casinos start up with have to do with their budget.

[leonair]

Well, we have been seeing the influx of new casinos and gambling site, but this only few of them barely have sport books in them, otherwise what they mostly list on their market is just casino games. I want to know why most of the gambling site doesn't like listing sportsbook and doesn't it mean that if they are not regulated they can't be able to add sport book to their site?

This is just question that struck into my mind to ask the community to know the reason why most of the gambling doesn't list sport book to their site.

Maybe it's difficult to maintain and they don't have the ability to manage the licenses that are required for this. Or maybe their algorithm isn't capable of maintaining a sportsbook. Casino sites can make a lot more profit from casino games than sportsbooks. And ordinary players have no chance to verify the algorithms of casino games, so it is easy to cheat players in this case, so I think that is why new casinos or all casino platforms do not have sportsbooks on their platforms.

[batang_bitcoin]

Well, we have been seeing the influx of new casinos and gambling site, but this only few of them barely have sport books in them, otherwise what they mostly list on their market is just casino games. I want to know why most of the gambling site doesn't like listing sportsbook and doesn't it mean that if they are not regulated they can't be able to add sport book to their site?

This is just question that struck into my mind to ask the community to know the reason why most of the gambling doesn't list sport book to their site.

If they are starting out, that's fine because they're trying to test the waters and see if there will be a good demand for it with the market that they're trying to enter. Despite that we know that many are into sportsbetting, they have that belief that it is a fine start to go after the casino games. Soon, those which have realized that there's a big market that they're missing from the sports bettors, they're acting on it quickly and making them realize that it is a must to be added to their platforms.

[Joy- maker]

I want to know why most of the gambling site doesn't like listing sportsbook and doesn't it mean that if they are not regulated they can't be able to add sport book to their site?

This is just question that struck into my mind to ask the community to know the reason why most of the gambling doesn't list sport book to their site.

It is not about regulation,  because Casinos and gambling sites can technically add sportsbook to their platforms,  but many of them chose not to add it for various practical and legal reasons.

Although regulation is also a big factor let me explain,  Many jurisdiction requires a special sportsbook license in addition to a casino license,  and those casino and gambling sites that choose not to go for the special sportsbook license,  the only behind it is that those casinos or gambling sites are not properly licensed or regulated.

I know there casinos and gambling sites that the owners just natural don't like sports betting,  so for that reason they chose not to include sportsbook to their own platforms,  while some casinos and gambling sites owners avoid offering sportsbook to prevent legal trouble since regulator closely monitor sports betting because of match fixing,  fraud, and money laundering risks.

[Josefjix]

Many of them had always promised to add sport book over time when they actually improve, it's not that they are avoiding something or they try to hide from regulatory problems. Implementing casino games isn't the same with sport betting, maybe the integration of sport isn't as simple as you may think.

So starting up with casino is easy going, I heard about $10k+ can get you started about building a little casino site with pretty little casino games to be available at first, maybe that's the reason why.

[sunsilk]

IMHO, the title doesn't suit the context of this thread. It should be about "why casinos don't add sports book often?".

Because the trust doesn't depend on the games that they offer but on how they're catering their customers and the concerns that are addressed to them.

Everyone has an idea why it's not there on the spot when they have launched especially if they have a plan and road map of putting it soon.

[Cantsay]

IMHO, the title doesn't suit the context of this thread. It should be about "why casinos don't add sports book often?".

Because the trust doesn't depend on the games that they offer but on how they're catering their customers and the concerns that are addressed to them.

Everyone has an idea why it's not there on the spot when they have launched especially if they have a plan and road map of putting it soon.

I am thought I was the only one who observed the title.

I observed so many people talking about licenses and al of that, but if we go through the gambling board you’ll see a whole lots of “casinos” there, they only offer casino games and never has anyone called them out. So the whole “I don’t trust them unless they have sport betting” kinda surprised me. Ngl.

For me, as long as they have something I like and their services are not shitty, their withdrawal time isn’t too long and the experience is okay, I’ll make use of it.

[HONDACD125]

Well, we have been seeing the influx of new casinos and gambling site, but this only few of them barely have sport books in them, otherwise what they mostly list on their market is just casino games. I want to know why most of the gambling site doesn't like listing sportsbook and doesn't it mean that if they are not regulated they can't be able to add sport book to their site?

This is just question that struck into my mind to ask the community to know the reason why most of the gambling doesn't list sport book to their site.

Why is the question in the title different than what you are actually asking within the thread? It is misleading, because your title asks why or at which point one should trust a gambling site, but in the thread, you are asking why casinos don't add sportsbook to their platform.

Anyway, to answer your question based on my knowledge and understanding, I think adding games to your platform is not that much of a problem because you only have to buy a license from the game providers and then add the games to your platform and that's it, but when it comes to sportsbook, it has to be your own, everything has to be unique, you have to manage everything on your own, and not every platform can manage all that.

This is probably the reason why most casinos don't add a sportsbook, it's not about regulations because almost all of the platforms have a license and can probably operate a sportsbook as well.

[Potato Chips]

Well, if you says this then to me it seems valuable because it I do not usually see them having a sportsbook. Usually I was thinking that is because of the transparency of the game that makes them not includes sports booking at the first time, but now you said that is licensing which also defers from jurisdiction. But however, if casinos are going for licensing they wouldn't mind going for the one they think they could afford to pay maybe that can only cover few countries.

TBF, most crypto gamba websites just go for off-shore licenses (anjouan, curacao, etc) and they cover loads of countries as we have seen from the top casinos with sportsbook who has them, although I would say personal risk does matter too.

I would say, casino games being more easier to handle does matter big as well. I mean, all the complaints I've seen in sportsbook must be needing extra manpower lol. I'm not sure if it's just me but I've defo seen more sports complaints in this forum, and some reps admittedly implying they're stricter with sportsbetting.

I also think players are more likely to rinse their depos on casino games especially on slots lol. if you have limited capital, it's good to start with casino games first, then just onboard it after some time.

[Cointxz]

Many of them had always promised to add sport book over time when they actually improve, it's not that they are avoiding something or they try to hide from regulatory problems. Implementing casino games isn't the same with sport betting, maybe the integration of sport isn't as simple as you may think.

So starting up with casino is easy going, I heard about $10k+ can get you started about building a little casino site with pretty little casino games to be available at first, maybe that's the reason why.

Some reason is the budget constraints but other reasons is due to the license that they need to acquire since sportsbook has a different regulation compared to typical casino games.

Also, there’s a lot of setup needs to do on sports betting compared to casino games that commonly they just need to properly design the website ro show case their slot games.

[terrific]

Many of them had always promised to add sport book over time when they actually improve, it's not that they are avoiding something or they try to hide from regulatory problems. Implementing casino games isn't the same with sport betting, maybe the integration of sport isn't as simple as you may think.

So starting up with casino is easy going, I heard about $10k+ can get you started about building a little casino site with pretty little casino games to be available at first, maybe that's the reason why.

That's true, there's a cost for adding sports book in the casino.
While building up one won't cost them so much and the games are already there. It's like you've bought a template.
And then after you want to add other features, you'll be required to pay for more and that's a normal thing.
Because there are providers that you'll have to pay for that and that's why it is not that easy to spend on something that they don't know if it will have users or none.

[Rabata]

Maintaining a casino games is very easy but a sportsbook that is very complicated. A casino platform can be easily set up, there are licensing complications when it comes to adopting a sportsbook. Moreover, setting odds is a big risk when adding a sportsbook. If someone ever gives wrong odds, there is a possibility of big losses. Again, when there is a sports, live betting activities have to be conducted. Casinos can focus on some games, but when it comes to running a sportsbook, it is much more complicated. Some people run a sportsbook but try to operate it on a very small scale.

[Asuspawer09]

I mean it's a little diferent kind of business, having some kind of casino games for sure is much easier than adding more of the sports in the website there are for sure regulations,, but I guess they could just create on there own but it's just a completely different kind of website since it's need some live gambling where it depend on the game who is going to win, so it's a much difficult kind of code or website that is needed. I mean compared that to the website gambling casino coded, where they you dont really need to do anything anymore, the casino slot is already coded, where you are going to earn money no matter what, there was no live scores going on that needed to be updated, it's just a much easier job i guess.

I'm not sure, but I think I see some gambling websites that offer both of the sportbook and some casino slot games at the same time. Also the sportbetting is a completely different kind of gambling they are for sure will be able to still earn some money, maybe on fees, since they are the house, but it is still a completely different thing unlike the other casino games where it is already stand alone coded, I mean I see a lot of gambling website coded script or website for sale online for a very cheap price, not sure that is going to work but they are some listed, If im not mistaken there are even some here in the forum selling for a very cheap price saying you could start your own gambling website.

[AmoreJaz]

IMHO, the title doesn't suit the context of this thread. It should be about "why casinos don't add sports book often?".

Because the trust doesn't depend on the games that they offer but on how they're catering their customers and the concerns that are addressed to them.

Everyone has an idea why it's not there on the spot when they have launched especially if they have a plan and road map of putting it soon.

I am thought I was the only one who observed the title.

I observed so many people talking about licenses and al of that, but if we go through the gambling board you’ll see a whole lots of “casinos” there, they only offer casino games and never has anyone called them out. So the whole “I don’t trust them unless they have sport betting” kinda surprised me. Ngl.

For me, as long as they have something I like and their services are not shitty, their withdrawal time isn’t too long and the experience is okay, I’ll make use of it.

The better way to check the reputation of these gambling sites is here in the forum, that is, if you are a member of this forum. As a member here, it is hard for me to trust sites outside of this forum - I mean, those sites that do not have their active thread here. Because like it or not, once you have concerns, it is quite easy to reach out here rather than those sites outside, because mostly they won't resolve your issues. Also, with the trust summary of their representatives here, you will get a very good idea on how they are treating their players, small or big. And if they have existing complaints or not.

[qwertyup23]

Well, we have been seeing the influx of new casinos and gambling site, but this only few of them barely have sport books in them, otherwise what they mostly list on their market is just casino games. I want to know why most of the gambling site doesn't like listing sportsbook and doesn't it mean that if they are not regulated they can't be able to add sport book to their site?

This is just question that struck into my mind to ask the community to know the reason why most of the gambling doesn't list sport book to their site.

Your best security measure would be the feedback from its users. This is the reason on why forums such as bitcointalk.org exists- to see and check genuine feedback from a certain project, coin, gambling website, or service in the cryptocurrency world.

The problem lies if the gambling website has no feedback yet, in which case, you would rely solely on your efforts to check one-by-one if that gambling website crosses-out the red flags that you might have.

Maintaining a casino games is very easy but a sportsbook that is very complicated. A casino platform can be easily set up, there are licensing complications when it comes to adopting a sportsbook. Moreover, setting odds is a big risk when adding a sportsbook. If someone ever gives wrong odds, there is a possibility of big losses. Again, when there is a sports, live betting activities have to be conducted. Casinos can focus on some games, but when it comes to running a sportsbook, it is much more complicated. Some people run a sportsbook but try to operate it on a very small scale.

This is exactly the reason on why you should always check the feedback from its users before you invest in a certain gambling platform. Having to maintain a sportsbook is already a work in itself- which is why you should only invest in trusted and established platforms only.

[JunaidAzizi]

The reason is simple, mate, most of the casinos offer slots and table games just because they are easy to regulate. They can simply add them, set them up, and then they run according to it. However, sports betting is not like that, it has a different infrastructure. You need to put in live data and other things, which are very hard for them to manage. That's why they don't offer it.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Well, we have been seeing the influx of new casinos and gambling site, but this only few of them barely have sport books in them, otherwise what they mostly list on their market is just casino games. I want to know why most of the gambling site doesn't like listing sportsbook and doesn't it mean that if they are not regulated they can't be able to add sport book to their site?

This is just question that struck into my mind to ask the community to know the reason why most of the gambling doesn't list sport book to their site.

How does this actually relate to the title of your thread?, you asked at what point should we trust a gambling site in the title of this thread but viaed off completely to start talking about another thing entirely in the body of the same thread, this is not nice bro, now I don't know which to answer, whether to give answer to at what point which I starts to trust a gambling site, or give answer to why or the reasons why most of the gambling sites doesn't list sporkbook on their site.. 🤔 🤦

But anyways, listing a sports books to the best of my knowledge requires some form of (I do not know if I should call it) registration or license procurement, it's just like slot game, I've once read someone that a casino that doesn't have a license can not list slot games from a certain game provider, I don't remember the name of the provider any more..
So I think it's same for sportsbook providers as well, when a casino is probably new and doesn't have the right license, a sportsbook provider may not approve the casino to list sports games on their casino for user to bet..

This is what I understand, may be right or May be wrong, I am not 100 percent sure.

[ZeroVinsonN]

If you are starting out a new casino the best thing for you to do usually is to start with something that kind of gives you a sense of complete control over your system, sports booking has to many complications around it that might make it too difficult to handle. We need to understand that you can't just put in win & draw and your only options, if so then you might as well not include sports at all, then there is making sure your odds match with everyone else, not perfectly of course, you might still want to have an edge of others by making your own odds slightly higher but still there has to be some kind of a range for it with regulations around the whole thing, it's really just too much of a hassle and then starting with what's within your reach becomes the smarter move, you can always expand later.

[AVE5]

I want to know why most of the gambling site doesn't like listing sportsbook and doesn't it mean that if they are not regulated they can't be able to add sport book to their site?

Pure casino sites doesn't support sport games or game events like the poly market events and most of them are unregulated casino's and can't add any social events to their provided games.
Sports gambling are mostly regulated because they features live betting markets while they also provides users with the casino games.

[yahoo62278]

Well, we have been seeing the influx of new casinos and gambling site, but this only few of them barely have sport books in them, otherwise what they mostly list on their market is just casino games. I want to know why most of the gambling site doesn't like listing sportsbook and doesn't it mean that if they are not regulated they can't be able to add sport book to their site?

This is just question that struck into my mind to ask the community to know the reason why most of the gambling doesn't list sport book to their site.

Likely they don't have the bankroll to take the sports action when they first launch. I can't say don't play on casinos without a sportsbook, but don't toss 100k on there and try to win a million and cashout as they may not have it to pay.

Start small on any site and pay attention to their announcement thread and the scam accusations section. See how the sit e handles themselves when they face some adversity. See if the rep goes silent or is vigilant against accusations and tries to get them handled promptly.