Quote from: panjul07 on Today at 06:56:34 PM

Quote from: ethereumhunter on August 23, 2023, 07:18:55 AM

Quote from: AbuBhakar on August 21, 2023, 03:14:47 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on August 21, 2023, 01:55:27 PM

I have been reading this allegation of company and casinos changing their terms of service without notifying customers.
Since I have been reading about this, I have never seen a very tangible evidence either by screenshot or by link where such Terms of services were changed without the knowledge of the customers. Almost everything in the discussion is based on assumption and accusation. I haven't seen a real life situation. I do not argue that it cannot happen or it is not happening. But at least I need to see an evidence that it has happened with a certain casino.

It’s very hard to to provide evidence on ToS changes since no one reads it seriously in full every time they play in the casino or even during on the registration when user click agree and read the ToS.

I believe this is why it's important to use only a reputable casino when gambling huge amount to make sure that you will not be cheated by the casino since shady casino usually use ToS to make their way against user that won huge funds against casino. Stake.com ToS update is the best example for notifying all users that they change ToS since they provide notifications during login for easy notified.

Reputable casinos will notify all their users if they make changes to their TOS so that their users can know and read the changes. And the casino will also not try to take advantage of the TOS change because it is not feasible and will affect the trust of its users, who already trust the casino to play gambling. And yes, the latest TOS updates from Stake.com are provided when users log in to their accounts so that users can immediately read and understand them before they start gambling.

And other reputable casinos will also do the same because it means that the casino has given notice to all its users. And if a user is complaining about a change happening in their casino, they probably still need to read about the change in the TOS so they are complaining about the problem.

But most of the time is that the notification is not specific, most casino will only notify that they have just changed the terms but players need to find what is/are the changes.
If this happen, can you as player find the change? You cant, unless you have the full terms before the update.
Even if you have read the whole terms in the beginning, I'm sure that you will not remember all the things and you wont notice if there is a change.
Casino should notify and specify the changes to be fair, but most of the time we will not get the detail.

It totally agree into this point on which not all people or gambler would really be able to remember on what they do have read up with those TOS earlier or on the time that they had registered on the site but

somewhat they would really be focusing into those details like having no KYC or restricted countries or making use of VPN will really be their main concern and tends to check it out on which it isnt really that
new that each one of us would really be in concern with these things. If ever there would be some changes then its true that they should really be that specific at least if they do really want for their players to be wary about those changes. It do really sucks if you do find yourself get caught on some problems just because you had missed out on that sudden change of terms but its true that not all would really be that mindful about such changes. If ever the site or platform would really be providing out those changes or notifications then it would really be just that nice for its players to be able to know on what changes
and this it would be always be that best if you would really be able to see and for the sake of transparency then this is whats recommended or preferred.