Bettors: the Cash Cow for authorities & Investors in the industry

[Botnake]

That is also the reason why the casino business is really profitable. Regulators see that, so they increase the tax, and even if they do, casinos will not easily give up because they can operate 24/7 with a massive reach.

It is us who are making them richer because we can easily get tempted.

With thousands of online casinos, we can block ourselves on one site, but we can still play on another, so it is hard to really stop gambling addiction if our only solution is blocking access because eventually we will still betray ourselves.

So with that, and with many ads everywhere, gamblers can easily fall again. But casinos should not be blamed fully because they are just doing their job. For me, it is also us who should take the blame.

[TheUltraElite]

So with that, and with many ads everywhere, gamblers can easily fall again. But casinos should not be blamed fully because they are just doing their job. For me, it is also us who should take the blame.

Advertisements will be everywhere, whether to fall for them is the choice the person viewing has to make. There is always a choice even though it might seem that there is none.

Hence we should be cunning when we see gambling related advertisements. Most of them are from casinos that are capitalizing on these sports events and so on. Unless we take the choice to gamble and execute it, we will not lost our money, that too if done irresponsibly.

Players are always the one to blame. But you can also start your own casino to be part of the gang and earn money like other casinos without feeling the guilt.

[Botnake]

But you can also start your own casino to be part of the gang and earn money like other casinos without feeling the guilt.

How I wish I could, but I don’t have the resources. It is just a dream that I think will never happen. Of course, I can start a casino, but the big question is, would it be profitable? The obvious answer is no, due to the reasons mentioned. So if I would do it, I would just be wasting time and money. That is why I prefer to be a gambler instead of a casino operator.

[EluguHcman]

So with that, and with many ads everywhere, gamblers can easily fall again. But casinos should not be blamed fully because they are just doing their job. For me, it is also us who should take the blame.

Advertisements will be everywhere, whether to fall for them is the choice the person viewing has to make. There is always a choice even though it might seem that there is none.

Hence we should be cunning when we see gambling related advertisements. Most of them are from casinos that are capitalizing on these sports events and so on. Unless we take the choice to gamble and execute it, we will not lost our money, that too if done irresponsibly.

Players are always the one to blame. But you can also start your own casino to be part of the gang and earn money like other casinos without feeling the guilt.

I will agree that it is the responsibilities of every gamblers of what side they should take over casinos adverts because if you fail to take the responsibilities to yourself, then it is at your own risk to face any consequences that may occur out of your ignorance.

I also think that casinos that may be directly signifying its adverts to lure players with the key points to scam the platform users should be indicted for criminal offence because no significance of scamming should be tolerated so that it does not grow beyond. Although this kind of prosecution can only determined according to the effectiveness of the authorities if it was a licensed casinos.

[hedgeh0g]

How I wish I could, but I don’t have the resources. It is just a dream that I think will never happen. Of course, I can start a casino, but the big question is, would it be profitable? The obvious answer is no, due to the reasons mentioned. So if I would do it, I would just be wasting time and money. That is why I prefer to be a gambler instead of a casino operator.

Of course, players can't be at the very top, otherwise the business wouldn't succeed. After all, it's the players who keep everything running, paying the server bills and the workers' salaries. As for investors and owners, they're interested in profits, which are backed and calculated down to the last detail. They don't act like most players and rely on luck, but simply follow a strict plan. As soon as it becomes unprofitable, they'll immediately sell or close their business, so they, too, need to keep everything under control and carefully monitor their business's performance and competitors, who are also watching everything.

[Nwada001]

I'm sure we all have our own trusted casinos, whether they are local or not. In addition, everyone who likes to gamble in general online gambling most likely has a registered account that is more than one casino, this is a fact that happens, I myself have a neighborhood that likes to gamble and they have many registered accounts including myself.

Unless it's for someone who doesn't gamble often, no matter how many casinos we are all registered to, we definitely will have one that we consider more trustworthy among every other one, just as I can boast of one for local casinos and one for crypto casinos, which, no matter how I play, I don’t joke with. I go play-test others and come back when I plan to play as usual.

[danherbias07]

That is also the reason why the casino business is really profitable. Regulators see that, so they increase the tax, and even if they do, casinos will not easily give up because they can operate 24/7 with a massive reach.

It is us who are making them richer because we can easily get tempted.

With thousands of online casinos, we can block ourselves on one site, but we can still play on another, so it is hard to really stop gambling addiction if our only solution is blocking access because eventually we will still betray ourselves.

So with that, and with many ads everywhere, gamblers can easily fall again. But casinos should not be blamed fully because they are just doing their job. For me, it is also us who should take the blame.

And they know we are going to be tempted. I mean, most men will probably end up liking a sport or esports. Then, there will come a time when he wants to place a bet on his favorite team or player. This is very possible, especially nowadays, when kids are starting from games with gachas or premium items that need to be bought, like they are already gambling.

The advertisements are just a bit of a push, and also help pick which gambling site a gambler will choose. But overall, I think 2 of 10 people will probably end up gambling now that it has become a bigger industry, and governments seem to be supporting it thanks to the money that flows with it.

[libert19]

Don't exactly understand what you are saying despite the wall of text, but some that I understand the answer is as follows — it's user's responsibility to read terms and specifically the part of, "the terms may change without giving notice to the user'" — so user knows what (s)he's getting himself into.

As for casinos, it's their responsibility to operate with a license, if they don't, they are duly responsible for whatever consequences may happen later on.

[DrBeer]

The gambling industry is no more friendly, it is like every sides with authority is just looking out to when anyone falls victims so that they can be charged with legal fines for breaking the rules.

While the governments may fine casinos and gambling sites for breaching the licence regulatory policies in their various jurisdictions, the casinos and gambling sites are there exercising their own authoritiveness on gamblers on bypassing their Kyc's.
And of all these authories, the bettors remains the vulnerabilities in the playground of the regulating casinos and the gambling companies.

Perhaps the betting industry has become a very lucrative business place for investors and the governments being aware of it is why they consciously fines the casino's with all the huge amounts of thousands and millions of $, £ and the rest for their illegal operations and the sites knowing how profitable the market is clears the fine just to remain active.
And with some of the casinos and gambling sites hiden some of its T&Cs, it is very unfair for users experiencing casino suddenly requests for KYC unjustly or allowing users make deposits and play fairly but when you win hugely, they reveals their hidden policy with some of them aiming to forfeit the players funds over bypassing with VPN or requesting KYC.

This similar game is what the governments also plays over the casinos who are operating without license in highly regulating areas, the government allows them dominates before placing charges on them.
Of course these are realities from experiences.

Don't you think there is a Smart Play in the industry?

I disagree with this point: "And since some casinos and gambling sites hide parts of their Terms and Conditions, it’s very unfair for users who suddenly face unjust KYC requests from a casino, or who are allowed to make deposits and play fairly—only to have the site reveal its hidden policies when they win big, with some even aiming to forfeit players’ funds by citing VPN use or demanding KYC."
All official and honest casinos have policies that users must accept-not just accept, but actually read. Let’s be honest-99% of people don’t read these rules and regulations; they just check the "I Agree" box.  And if it’s a fair and official casino that tries to "change the rules", it’s easy to prove and resolve their unlawful actions in court.