Should a Casino Be Judged More by How It Handles Losing Players Than Winners?

[Joy- maker]

I don't know how users here will see this thread, but I think it is something worth discussing so that l and others can know if there's anything like this, because I have been thinking about it.

It seems that most of us here judge a casino by how it treats winners, as in we are more focused on fast withdrawals, good support and wether large wins are paid without problems. But what about losing players? Note! I'm referring only to bettors who regularly gamble with heavy stakes.

So I would like to know how casinos treat them when they lose several deposits? Do they keep pushing bonuses and encourage them to deposit again or do they promote responsible gambling and give options to take a break?

Also, should this be considered when reviewing a casino or should we focus mainly on payouts and withdrawals? I would like to hear what others think about this and wether anyone has experience something like this.

[SPIDERMAN008]

If it is a reputed casino site, then a user is not treated differently based on how much he deposited or lost in the beginning. And the bonus is also provided to those users who are eligible according to the rules. Here if a person deposited more, then lost everything, because of this, if the casino site gives him extra benefits, then such a manipulated casino site can never be a reputed casino site.

In the case of casino sites that are created to scam, there may be cases where bonuses can be given to users to make them bet more on that particular site. Or even if they make  profit, they only show it as fake wins in the account balance but when they try to withdraw the account gets blocked or various types of harassment are done through identification verification. As a result it is not possible to withdraw the amount. This is how users are cheated.

If a casino site gave them extra benefits based on the amount deposited by the user and this was revealed, then the users of that site would automatically decrease.

[Royal Cap]

It seems that most of us here judge a casino by how it treats winners, as in we are more focused on fast withdrawals, good support and wether large wins are paid without problems. But what about losing players? Note! I'm referring only to bettors who regularly gamble with heavy stakes.

Before that, the biggest thing is the license of a casino and its reputation. The reason for saying this is that if you deposit and bet at a non reputed casino, you may win a good amount of money, but if they block your money when you withdraw it, then there will be no profit. Because at the end of the day, it is a scam casino.
But on the other hand, as far as I know, every slot game in reputable casinos has a certain amount of RTP and all the games are in the probability fair category. So here I think that there should be no problem with winning or losing.

Also, should this be considered when reviewing a casino or should we focus mainly on payouts and withdrawals? I would like to hear what others think about this and wether anyone has experience something like this.

However, in answer to your last question, I would like to say that yes, you definitely need to pay attention to the payout and withdrawal when visiting a casino. Along with this, I will also talk about the license. Because if you cannot withdraw the money after winning, then what is the benefit of winning.

[Frankolala]

Casinos don't care about their customers well-being because they're strictly out for business. This is why you see that a casino don't care if you are losing huge amount of money consistently. They will only acknowledge your account as a good customer and give you several bonuses to entice you. This is why we are only concerned about casinos paying out huge wins because that's why we are gambling and they shouldn't deprive us from withdrawal because a lot of us have lost more than the profit we made.

[yahoo62278]

I don't know how users here will see this thread, but I think it is something worth discussing so that l and others can know if there's anything like this, because I have been thinking about it.

It seems that most of us here judge a casino by how it treats winners, as in we are more focused on fast withdrawals, good support and wether large wins are paid without problems. But what about losing players? Note! I'm referring only to bettors who regularly gamble with heavy stakes.

So I would like to know how casinos treat them when they lose several deposits? Do they keep pushing bonuses and encourage them to deposit again or do they promote responsible gambling and give options to take a break?

Also, should this be considered when reviewing a casino or should we focus mainly on payouts and withdrawals? I would like to hear what others think about this and wether anyone has experience something like this.

Do you know how many assholes a casino has to deal with daily? I'm not talking about just losers, winners are bigger assholes then the losers sometimes. These guys think they wagered a billion dollars and should get a huge bonus if they lose $500.

Casinos give winning players rakeback, reloads, and some big players can get a bonus from their VIP managers as well as lossback in some cases. It's a business and they have to think about the bottom line so they can't just give players the world.

Most casinos aren't going to tell players to take a break and mean it. They might say it but inside they're thinking go take a shower and come back.

[viljy]

How exactly can a casino take care of customers who have lost large sums? Whether or not to make a deposit, whether or not to self‑exclude - all of this should be up to the individual. In my opinion, the attitude towards winners is much more important. Because judging by various stories, there can be problems with receiving large winnings. And overall, the casino should treat its customers equally, only providing some additional options for VIP customers, and nothing more.

[Bitcoin Smith]

Gamblers who lose big are more valuable to a casino than winners, so they are giving cashbacks, rakebacks and extra promos for those users but promoting responsible gambling by stopping/limiting them? No, it is not possible to do that unless the user himself wants to be excluded from the casino.

Everyone who gambles is supposed to be an adult, which means they are capable of deciding what is best for them.

[Dave1]

So I would like to know how casinos treat them when they lose several deposits? Do they keep pushing bonuses and encourage them to deposit again or do they promote responsible gambling and give options to take a break?

Also, should this be considered when reviewing a casino or should we focus mainly on payouts and withdrawals? I would like to hear what others think about this and wether anyone has experience something like this.

I don't think that we should judge casinos when players are losing to their platforms. There are no indicators on it's very hard to measure it as compare to winners and how fast withdrawals are very processed.

It might not be fair, but that's how it is, we can't control we lose or how big it is. Everything is based on pure luck. If there are players losing more in a casino, then we can't say that they have been cheated or what.

If you are losing then stop, reset and think about your priorities in life and gamble on what you can afford to lose.

[Orpichukwu]

There is a responsible gambling warning for casinos which is only available when you check on that section. I don’t think casinos ever picked up a player due to how fast they are losing or making deposits and sending them a warning message unless the player has identified himself as an addicted player.

But there should indeed be a system where once you are detected to be gambling aggressively, the system sends a warning message to make sure you are still in your right mind, but you and I know that such won’t be possible.

Besides, if the casino stops a player because they are losing too much, the player will move to another place and continue, so the responsibility lies majorly on the player and not entirely on the casino, so I don’t pay attention to how they treat losers. Some of them are always kind enough to give a loss-back bonus, which is like a form of encouragement.

[Outhue]

Maybe or maybe not, because a no KYC casino that suddenly turned to KYC casino will ssurley lose some numbers of gamblers but imagine losing gambles because of verification? Something that all licensed and registered casinos must ask their customers to pass due to the strict law, how will one judge a casino because of this? Won't it look like an unfair judgement?

[Awaklara]

So I would like to know how casinos treat them when they lose several deposits? Do they keep pushing bonuses and encourage them to deposit again or do they promote responsible gambling and give options to take a break?

There will be no offers from the casino to take a break. They will be happy if you go back to making deposits and continue playing. 
If you are accustomed to and regularly bet big, you will surely become a VIP member and receive special bonuses. That is what casinos usually offer to their big customers. 
Even when you have no playing activity, casinos sometimes provide welcome back bonus offers. There are also rakeback offers for gamblers. 
Actually, all of that does not care about losing gamblers, but is meant to keep their customers from leaving the casino.

[masulum]

Casinos don't care about their customers well-being because they're strictly out for business. This is why you see that a casino don't care if you are losing huge amount of money consistently. They will only acknowledge your account as a good customer and give you several bonuses to entice you. This is why we are only concerned about casinos paying out huge wins because that's why we are gambling and they shouldn't deprive us from withdrawal because a lot of us have lost more than the profit we made.

Of course, casino are businesses and naturally they want to make a profit, but doesn’t mean they are don’t care about their players. I think legal casinos will usually have responsible gambling policies and some obligations to protect their players. and about withdrawal, players are indeed entitled to their winnings according to the rules, but the fact someone suffered a lot of losses earlier doesn’t mean the casino must be ignored their withdrawal procedures or requirements. In the end, more important is that casinos operate their business fairly and transparently, rather than interpreting every action they take as proof that they don’t care about their players.

[Tungbulu]

I believe that’s the reason we have the self exclusion options and some other options available for gamblers to utilize in situations whereby they believe that they are recently gambling irresponsibly. Because if you’re expecting a casino to chase you away or stop accepting bets from you because you’re losing too much, then you gon wait for a pretty long time. The casino cannot be responsible for everything a player does, they only present you with the options and then let you choose whenever you want to.

[xenomorfo]

Maybe or maybe not, because a no KYC casino that suddenly turned to KYC casino will ssurley lose some numbers of gamblers but imagine losing gambles because of verification? Something that all licensed and registered casinos must ask their customers to pass due to the strict law, how will one judge a casino because of this? Won't it look like an unfair judgement?

he will lose players and his fame will suffer, in my opinion.
there are no reasons to put KYC after other than to steal money from those who don't want to do KYC
at least if it's a decent casino it will allow withdrawals up to a certain day before becoming truly full KYC.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

So I would like to know how casinos treat them when they lose several deposits? Do they keep pushing bonuses and encourage them to deposit again or do they promote responsible gambling and give options to take a break?

They don't give such gamblers any preferential treatment and they don't care whether the person is losing or not, as a matter of fact, the casino even likes it when players are losing more than they are winning, so they will steadily keep inviting the person to come and gamble without minding if the person has been losing so much. The casino will never give you an option to take a break and I have never heard from anyone that they received such approach from the casino. The only option related to that is the "self exclusion service" Which we know that it is not helpful enough.

Withdrawal is very important, so it's something that must be considered first at all time because you won't want a situation where by after losing so much and then you finally win, only to be deprived of that wins.

[SuperBitMan]

You need to understand that casino is a business and they make their money from their customers that deposit and lose, if you are depositing and winning casinos are not making anything from you. The only time they make money is when you are depositing and losing so you don’t expect casinos to worry about those that are depositing and losing.
They may be giving you more bonus and the bonus they give to you is to encourage you to deposit more and continue gambling.
I don’t think, and I don’t believe the casinos should be responsible for anyone who decide to be very consistent in depositing and losing because that’s how they make their money.

[TopTort777]

Can you give an example how casino handle with those who lose ? Because cashback and rakeback are not that only losers or big bettors get. These are bonuses that everyone get. Size of the bonus matters from how much gambler has wagered, not that he because he is frequent loser. At offline casino, if you are VIP, maybe they can give you a free drink or taxi to get home. But for online casino, everyone are treated equally. Dont think that online casino care much how much you have lost, track your deposits and later advice you not to deposit because you have lost already a lot.

[Hewlet]

Also, should this be considered when reviewing a casino or should we focus mainly on payouts and withdrawals? I would like to hear what others think about this and wether anyone has experience something like this.

The unfortunate thing is that Casino are in the business not for fun but for the sake of profit. the only person in this equation that thinks that gambling is for the fun is the gambler. the casino are business minded and are looking for means through which they can make profit and the only way they can make profit is when the gambler looses.

If your loss means their gain, do you think that they will be happy if you are winning more than you are loosing or will make provision for some sort of incentive when you loose? Take responsibility of your gambling excesses and don't expect that the casino will do you any favor of helping out when you are loosing.

[SFR10]

I'm referring only to bettors who regularly gamble with heavy stakes.[...] Do they keep pushing bonuses and encourage them to deposit again or do they promote responsible gambling and give options to take a break?

As others have mentioned, most casinos have various bonuses, as well as things that aren't traditionally considered bonuses ^{[e.g., rakeback]} to encourage gamblers to spend more time on their platforms, but even if the situation were the other way around, no matter how many layers of short-term protection you try to show to a high roller, in most cases it's not going to influence their next move.

[BitBakerr1]

Some casinos usually tell people to gamble responsibly, especially when they are doing advert on TV after saying a lot of things they usually end it with gamble responsibly, casino is not responsible for how you decide to use your money to gamble.
If as a gambler, you are not aware that you need to gamble responsibly then you are just being foolish, you don’t have to be advised or be told that you need to gamble responsibly before knowing that is what you are supposed to do.
I repeat casinos has no hand on how you decide to live your life, there’s nothing they can actually do for you.