Most online casinos are said to be regulated, they claimed to have a license to operate, but experts claimed that it's stupid if there isn't any evidence of them being regulated.
My question to all of you is ...
Have you verified that the online casino you are using now is verified? How can you tell that its verified because there is no proof of verified shown to the public.
Also, in any way, does it bother you if you can't be able to figure it out that the casino is regulated or not?
Do you think that if all online casinos can tender some proof of being licensed all it reduce scams in online gambling?
My question to all of you is ...
Have you verified that the online casino you are using now is verified? How can you tell that its verified because there is no proof of verified shown to the public.
Also, in any way, does it bother you if you can't be able to figure it out that the casino is regulated or not?
Do you think that if all online casinos can tender some proof of being licensed all it reduce scams in online gambling?
I don't really care about licences and all that stuff for some reason. If a website looks suspicious and not trustworthy, I just don't use it.
What I care about is the so called "proveably fair" stuff they are always advertising.
Sure they say it all super fair and such, but the math often tells a different story. It just doesn't add up for most casino games, especially for the so called "house" games.
I have seen things (losses) several times where the math says this should happen 1 time in a million tries. Yet it happens twice or even 3 times in 1 week. Of course this kind of streak would never win, just always lose.
For that reason I don't play at online casinos, it's hard to wrap my head around these crazy results. I stick with sports bets occasionally, it's harder to manipulate .
