In other casinos, it's usually a trap, they don't put terms and conditions that sometimes people are lazy to read, but this is where the importance of gambling is not to be too passionate about doing things in a hurry, for example making a deposit without having to do casino research.
It's the gambler's responsibility to do their own research before playing on a casino. If you blindly gamble without conducting a research and not reading a reviews (because you're attracted on their bonuses or promotions) then the gambler is the one at fault for not being careful incase the casino is shady and not trusted.
So just like what we always remind to the gamblers especially to newbies, always read the casino's ToS. Hence if you don't agree with their rules, you're free to look for other casinos where you can gamble without issues.
Honestly, the whole gambling tableau feels akin to a warzone. It's transcended mere good fortune; it's a mental duel now. To place the entire blame on the gambler when a scam occurs seems rather severe, doesn't it?
Don't misconstrue my words, I am not promoting reckless gambling in any way. Nonetheless, the era calls for casinos to up their ante. Stop making their T&Cs a maze that only a lawyer can navigate. Isn't the essence of a fair game in the name itself?
Above all, let's be a little gentle on the greenhorns. We've all been rookies once, haven't we? Swamped and thrilled. They require our guidance, not disdain. So, let's gird our loins and transform this into a secure haven for all. A sphere where the dice always tumble with justice.