Quote from: slapper on Today at 03:13:55 PM

Quote from: Rabata on Today at 05:10:08 AM

There are some casinos who plan to scam gamblers when they get big wins. They look for various types of faults of gamblers early and when they find those faults, they can easily block the withdrawal. Complaints of account blocking of some users have also been heard. These situations are faced only when the gambler gets a big win. And the gambler cannot get any information in advance about such a situation. So before gambling you must choose the right platform for avoiding such situations.

The shadowy side of the bright and shiny online gaming world appears tarnished by unprincipled acts. Its heartbreaking to learn about winners blocked unexpectedly. Yet, the responsibility of protecting oneself shouldnt fall solely on the gambler. Regulatory bodies must enforce more robust safeguards for bettors. Also, online casinos need to uphold transparency and honesty: no compromise on ethical norms.

Thus, while picking the right platform is wise advice, it should be paired with broader regulations for casino accountability

Regulations on online gambling is very hard, most of the casinos get their license from curacao, and as long as you pay them enough, they will let you do whatever you want to do and not really put any blame on you.

There are websites that could be used for this, but unfortunately most of those websites are paid to remove websites, so if you write a bad complaint, then they can pay the website and it will be removed, hell they abuse this and write bad reviews themselves even, to get payment from casinos, and casinos started to ignore it, and we started to ignore them too. So all in all there is really no regulation right now, casinos are dealing with trust, if you trust them enough, you do it and if you are lucky, then you won't have any bad happen.