Quote from: seoincorporation on April 24, 2024, 03:29:42 PM

Quote from: shasan on April 23, 2024, 08:10:58 PM

Quote from: Mr. Magkaisa on April 14, 2024, 09:18:42 AM

- We know that when a casino is regulated, it is normal for them to ask for KYC from their players or gamblers. And if there are other gamblers who don't like KYC, there's no problem;
if they want to gamble illegally, that's up to them, or the Dex casino platform is still their choice, to be honest.

Meaning, the casino is not obligated to those who want to try gambling on their platform. But once you play, there is no choice but to follow their rules; if they need KYC, you have to give it.

You are right and I agree with you that when anyone gambling on any site the person must follow their terms and there is no alternative whether that is regarding the KYC issue or something else. If the rules are impossible to follow then the person should avoid the site.

Is the hose who decide the rules, but is the users who decide where to gamble, if the rules are absurd then the user shouldn't play on that site, a good example of this is the sites that only let you withdraw a min of $1000/day, or those sites who limit the max win but doesn't limit the max bet. And that's why is so important to read the terms of service before deciding to pen an account on any casino. And the main problem with the ToS is those clauses that let the house change the rules at any time, that way is a losing game for the gambler.

Absurdity is the only word I can think of that fits the examples you cited, are you even for real? Because I've never come across casinos that are so selfish to this level. It will be awful for people to be playing there unless they are wagering so small to the point that they will never know, and if they know, they will never be affected because they are so low in margin compared to this limit. So, a casino can limit my withdrawal to $1,000 per day, but they can take as much of my deposit no matter how big it is. Think of it, if I wager $50,000 in such a casino, and I placed a bet that delivered $150,000 into my account in aggregates, how many years would I complete the withdrawal of my entire money? It's only a fool who has big money can play there because they offer you nothing but selfishness.

About the maximum win, it is still okay since they are using that to manage their portfolio and internal risk. How would you feel if you wager too much to the point that your withdrawal can't be paid? And this will always be commensurate to the money you wager, so there is no issue here.

Also, the terms and conditions are one of the issues here, and they are doing this because the government is playing uncared attitude, otherwise, they would have stopped them. Fine, they have the right to update their terms and conditions, but they must always alert the customer and send a copy to them and also highlight the exact portions that were updated to avoid reading the whole epistle over again. Any casino that did less can't have any right on the customer in a court of law if sued.