If the casino site has already mentioned in their terms and conditions then it becomes our fault not to read it.
We simply can't blame the casino because we were too lazy to read the their terms.
On the other hand if their terms and conditions is mentioning something vaguely then we can argue with them over the same.
I think arguing doesn't either help because in the end it was still their casino and you are just a player and I think it is also written in the terms that they can do what they want and if your not going agree with it, you better not continue but you still continue because you did not read everything what is written in the terms.We simply can't blame the casino because we were too lazy to read the their terms.
On the other hand if their terms and conditions is mentioning something vaguely then we can argue with them over the same.
Even if we are just a player if the casino has mentioned something very vaguely which they are taking to their advantage then we do have the right to argue with them.
Ofcourse they are going to win the debate since most of the casinos put a clause in their terms that they have the right to remove or modify any of their rules.
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Reading the terms and condition may seem to be impossible for us but I think there are really people that can dedicate their time just to read every word that is written in the ToS. They just want to make sure that everything is fine before they proceed because they are also gambling with huge amount of money.
I think only the people who has the job of writing terms and conditions are the ones reading it word by word.
Nobody else would be reading it so carefully
