Are You Patronizing a Blacklisted Online Casino or Are You About To?

Fraudulent online casinos may ditch users and deactivate their accounts when they see that these users are winning

The site will likely have an insider player (who already knows all the cards) playing on the user’s table. Knowing what they know, the insider will take users’ money once the users place their bets

The site’s admin has the power to stop users from playing when they see that luck is on the users’ side

When players have won and eagerly anticipate receiving their winnings within the stipulated payment time frame, they may be contacted by the site to say that their IDs have been banned or their password/secret answer has been changed

The site’s customer service may discontinue all communications with a player once a big payment is due

Unlike popular and ethical online casinos where it’s always bustling with activity, questionable sites very often have very few users. Players will have to wait long minutes before a game can start, and even that, their chances of winning are slim

Unlike good ones, bad online gaming sites don’t have a comprehensive FAQ section detailing all their terms and conditions so users know exactly what they’re in for

Fraudulent gaming sites tend not to be user-friendly, are not well-designed, and don’t load as fast as good ones

Deceptive online gaming sites may con their users with hidden terms and conditions. Here’s an example. The site may lure users with a big welcome bonus. Users will naturally fall for it and start playing. Later, they will come to know that in order to get that welcome bonus, they have to first put a certain amount of deposit (usually higher than the welcome bonus itself!)

It comes as no surprise that games will likely be rigged to the site’s advantage if it’s a deceptive online gaming site