And because of the long words and too many characters, everyone will just hit the "I agree" and sign up button. It is what it is but when it comes to something that has been missed.
We can just go back there and read which part you're looking specifically if you think that there's a need to review or an exact rule that you need to know.
there are 2 type og gamblers that skips reading TOC , either they are Lazy reading long wordings or they thought all of the Gambling site has the same TOS,T&C so they are skipping reading and think that all are the same , and actually problem mostly occur when the player hit Big wins and this is the reason why Gambling site being alarmed to check and require that player some proofs of legitimacy .
but all in all? it is our obligation to check each details before depositing and playing so we will prevent argument when the playing succeeded .
Thinking of the same terms is really what is in the mind of others so we don't bother reading them all. And it's true, whenever the luck has come and you've won such huge amount and can't take it, that's where the problem starts.
If you won't be able to take it because of some terms then you have to re-read it again. But we've read some thoughts and experience with duelbits and those are better situations that they've experienced from them.
Ultimately, it is the player's responsibility to read and understand the terms and conditions. Sometimes they are really huge chunks of text, but I think it's important that players understand what kind of agreement they are entering into with a site. This is also the case when buying a product or purchasing another service. If users didn't want to read everything, they could filter for certain important keywords.