Quote from: eisen33 on Today at 02:13:45 PM

Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 01:52:20 PM

Many of us gamblers believe that gambling is not a scam, although there are some casinos that operate illegally that end up being scams. But if it is regulated, the chances are high that it is not a scam.

We just have to know how to investigate or choose casinos whether they are legitimate or not, because if we have no idea, we will surely fall into the trap of casino scams.

Before sending your money to any platform (including casinos), you need to study their operation to protect yourself from scams. Because scams exist in casinos too, there are a lot of scammers, and in recent years, more and more of them have been turning their attention to users who deal with crypto, because in their opinion, these are wealthy people who have something to steal.

Well, you are right absolutely, except that statement that wealthy people are the only ones who are into crypto, and I understand this is not your statement, but the assumption of the scammers, but at this moment, I think it will be stupid for any one anywhere to still believe or have such assumptions that it's only rich people that are in crypto.

But that's by the way, going back to what is being discussed, choosing casinos that are well known and have built trust over the years is the way to go, like I often will ask myself, what's the essence of choosing to gamble on a casino I know nothing about when there are others I've been using and are trusted.
I understand that sometimes, gamblers need to explore and try new things, this is a good excuse anyway, but then, it's important to understand the risk involved.