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Re: How high is the probability of accusations vs. casinos in BitcoinTalk are true?
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delfastTions
on 27/08/2024, 15:18:06 UTC

Yes, most likely an unprepared reader of such posts and messages with claims against the casino, who is not familiar from the point of view of knowledge of jurisprudence and the ToS provisions of any casino, will not be able to figure out who is right and who is wrong. 
In general, I don’t really understand the motives of those people who start discussing complaints about casinos in the public space simply because there is a very low probability that someone will write sensible advice.  Maybe such cases do happen, but in my opinion this is rare and the whole discussion usually comes down to sympathy for the victim and cursing at the casino and their ugly support.  Maybe, of course, this is a hidden form of anti-advertising.  But this method is somehow too sophisticated. 
But with the exception, of course, of the well-known mass claims such as 1xbet.

I think that in the social aspect many people have this belief that at some point they must win or win in a casino, and when they lose a lot of money they see it as very bad and therefore they do not like it and they start to make accusations to see if they can find some kind of support, however they do it without foundation at the regulatory level , they are the ones who say yes to the Tos without even Reading a little and at least Realizing what it is about , so it is difficult because it is not how they think, but how it really is.
And such a state of resentment and unpleasant feeling that you were deceived naturally arises in any player after a series of losses.  And especially, of course, for inexperienced gamblers.  And this feeling is precisely what forces the offended player to take some action to accuse the casino or individual casino officials or even ordinary support employees.  And if the arguments are not enough, then the player finds an outlet in public space, on social networks or on forums or in interviews with some bloggers.  And thus the accusations, of course, spread among the public and, in general, can still bring trouble to the casino itself. 
And on the other hand, such an offended player also receives some kind of compensation for his offense, this also helps him overcome this unpleasant feeling.

It is not always about the ToS, sometimes the ToS are clear enough, but they do not follow standard practice or impose conditions that are not really that great or even acceptable. Reading everything may be too much to ask for a conventional player that is not going to be betting much, but the player may become equally frustrated and put forward a claim if the site annoys the person enough.

Sometimes it is stressful for a normal player that the casino has made a mistake, because the first thing that is asked for as proof is a screenshot, but how to know when an eventuality may occur that is not in favor of the player? We do not know, that can happen fortuitously, so when a person plays and an error like this occurs, the only thing you can do is react by complaining to support, and when support does not help you, this escalates to majors, that implies reading the Tos, reading separately all the bonus requirements, contests, and after that if it does not work put it in Accusations of fraud and When it is as you say that it has nothing to do with the Tos , everything is at the discretion of whoever defends himself best and I come back and say, if it is the player with screenshots.

This is the exact procedure for the player to follow when he plays and suddenly encounters some unfair action by the casino administration from his point of view, and it always happens that way. However, the investigation of a difficult situation then drags on for a long time and in some cases generally ends with a long correspondence with the support and a list of all sorts of points of the rules, their interpretation, sometimes the laws on consumer protection in force in the casino's jurisdiction, and so on. However, all this is quite traumatic in psychological terms for the player, who believes that the casino has acted unlawfully towards him and that he has been offended. Everything ultimately comes down to a huge loss of time for the player on these claims and correspondence with the support and very rarely ends with some kind of payment to the player of the money he lost (as he himself believes) and sometimes material compensation for moral damage.  All these are extremely rare cases simply because experienced administrators, managers and lawyers of any serious casino understand the intricacies of difficult situations that arise for players when using this casino much better than the player. And naturally it is much easier for them to prove their case to the injured client, including in court.