Changing T&Cs to avoid accountability

[colormeup]

What do you think about casinos updating their T&Cs to avoid having to be accountable for their bad actions after the offense was committed?  

[cocopop3011]

2 hours ago, colormeup said:

What do you think about casinos updating their T&Cs to avoid having to be accountable for their bad actions after the offense was committed?  

It's a crappy move to make, however it should be visible when the terms were updated, so if something has happened prior to that, you could have a case for a complaint?

[colormeup]

You would think right?  Maybe I'm not seeing things right but to me i think they post the date up an update but they don't highlight what has changed.  Besides, they write in their god like terms so they can literally do whatever they want.  That's why i appreciate platforms like this because casinos shouldn't be able to whatever they want and certainly when its unjustified and clearly bad practice without any consequences.

I don't what happens and how things really change once a casino crosses over into industry leader category but it absolutely does and i find that so very disturbing.  I have an issue, well i have a few issues, with one big site that is thoroughly documented with evidence and no one will touch it.  Won't even have a conversation with me about it.  Which leaves me so confused and idk if it's because the damages range from $20k to 200k depending on which issue, or if it's because it make this site look really really bad (as far as business practices, they handle their game side of platform legit) or no one will look into it because they were paid off.  i do not know.  I do know that I would really  like to have a conversation with someone who could help me understand.