Esta página muestra operadores con los que no tenemos ningún acuerdo y que no nos ofrecen comisión alguna. +21. ¿Problema de adicción al juego? Llama al 1-800-GAMBLER.

PrincipalForoJuego responsableLos casinos y la ludopatía

Los casinos y la ludopatía

4.855 visualizaciones 21 respuestas |
hace 3 meses
|
1 2
Añadir mensaje
hace 3 meses

Tengo una pregunta que haceros, cuando alguien tiene ludopatía, pero no lo sabe o no lo quiere saber, realmente los casinos tienen muchísimas herramientas para detectar ciertos comportamientos adictivos, que inevitablemente llevan a pensar que el jugador tiene al menos un problema.


¿No creéis que el casino debería actuar por defecto y parar los depósitos de los jugadores que pudieran tener este problema?


Y después de interactuar con ellos, igual alguno podría darse cuenta del problema y atajarlo cuanto antes.

Editado
hace 3 meses

Yeah, I’ve thought about this too.

Casinos track so much data - they definitely notice risky behavior, but most won’t act unless they’re forced to.

A simple thing like auto-freezing deposits after obvious signs could actually help a lot.

Sometimes that pause is all it takes for someone to realize what’s going on.

Editado
hace 3 meses

Lo veo tal cual, gracias por tu comentario, hay comportamientos que son fáciles de ver como "preocupantes", ayudarían a mucha gente de actuar cuando eso se produce, pero por desgracia el dinero manda, mientras sigas haciendo depósitos sigues siendo rentable.

hace 3 meses

Tengo una pregunta que haceros, cuando alguien tiene ludopatía, pero no lo sabe o no lo quiere saber, realmente los casinos tienen muchísimas herramientas para detectar ciertos comportamientos adictivos, que inevitablemente llevan a pensar que el jugador tiene al menos un problema.


¿No creéis que el casino debería actuar por defecto y parar los depósitos de los jugadores que pudieran tener este problema?


Y después de interactuar con ellos, igual alguno podría darse cuenta del problema y atajarlo cuanto antes.

hace 3 meses

Hi, I think some casinos have this policy. For example, if a player writes in live chat that they are losing quite a lot, some people see this as a sign of addiction or that something might not be right. 

Of course, players themselves should be careful to play at casinos that have responsible gambling tools, because this is not the case everywhere. 

It's a double-edged sword, because I've seen cases where a player said they didn't want to play anymore and that they were losing a lot of money, and the casino closed their account right after they managed to win a large sum, which caused a problem. Of course, in such cases, the casino should pay the player and then close their account. However, when players have a positive balance, it is often not possible to close the account. So there are many small loopholes that are important for both players and casinos.

Of course, the behavior of a player who is addicted is probably quite recognizable, but casinos do not have to check all players' accounts and what is happening on them. They usually do this when withdrawals are made or when a player complains to support that they no longer want to play, and so on. 

Therefore, both sides need to take this seriously, and if a player feels that they are not in complete control, they should seek help or immediately write to the casino about it. 

There are also those who are not honest and want more money from the player and want them to continue playing even if they say they have a problem. 

Situations can vary.

Jaro
hace 3 meses

Gracias por comentar, creo que a veces el jugador, y hablo en mi caso, no sabe parar porque no ve el problema o no quiere verlo, entonces necesita una pequeña ayuda que le haga recapacitar o al menos parar un poco para pensar, a día de hoy con la inteligencia artificial (por poner un ejemplo) se podrían gestionar estar situaciones de manera automatizada, yo creo que un simple gesto cambia vidas, pero en un mundo tan enfocado al dinero igual es mucho pedir.

Gioto6969
hace 3 meses

Yes, I understand what you mean. I would definitely be in favor of casinos taking responsible gambling more seriously. 

But if someone doesn't want to admit that they are addicted, do you think closing their account at one casino would help? 

In such cases, players often open accounts elsewhere, and so the cycle continues. 

It is necessary to admit it and seek help as soon as possible. When a player has no control over their gambling, spending money, getting into difficult life situations, and similar, it needs to be addressed, and casinos should not profit from such players but help them instead.🙂

hace 3 meses

Es cierto lo que dices, si no quieres admitir que tienes un problema es muy difícil, pero si el casino en cuestión te da un toque de atención, igual te lo replanteas, al menos le das una vuelta y puedes que te des cuenta, desde luego yo no voy a solucionar nada (ojalá), en mi caso tardé en darme cuenta de mi ludopatía, pero los casinos donde estaba, en vez de ayudar, me perjudicaron, a pesar de decirles literalmente que tenía ludopatía y que no quería continuar, me enviaron bonos y otros premios con lo que todo empeoró.

Espero que esto se solucione o cada vez pase menos, si el juego no es divertido ya no es un juego.

Gracias por contestar a mi comentario.

Gioto6969
hace 3 meses

Yes, and that is exactly what should not happen.

However, players sometimes confuse closing an account with self-exclusion. Casinos, like banks, shops, and other businesses, do not want to lose customers, so they offer them something. In this case, bonuses. 

What is more, if a player shows clear signs that something is wrong, they should not do this and should communicate with the player on a more professional level and try to help, as I said.  

The goal is not to take money from every player, at least that's what I think it shouldn't be.  

Unfortunately, there are casinos that don't care, which is quite sad. 

So, I hope everything wit you will be alright and that you have overcome the worst.

Good luck in everything you do. ☘️

Gioto6969
hace 2 meses

Yeah I get what you’re saying. They can definitely spot patterns like people upping deposits fast or chasing losses. It would make sense for them to step in with a quick pause or a message before letting someone dump more money. I guess some folks might see it as the casino overstepping but a simple cooldown or check-in could actually help someone catch the problem early.

CashoutKid
hace 2 meses

Tal cual, tienen todas las herramientas para detectar esos patrones de juego abusivo, pero no les sale muy rentable, prefieren el beneficio económico.

Gioto6969
hace 2 meses

yeah that’s exactly the tough part. they’ve got the data and tech to flag problem play but at the end of the day profit wins out. i guess until regulators make stronger rules it’s on players to set their own limits and stick to them, even though it really should be a shared responsibility.

hace 2 meses

It's hard to imagine that casino's would prevent players from playing. Even ones with addiction. It is like alcohol or cigarette sellers. It is out of their responsibilities...at least, for now

Editado
hace 1 mes

I’ve thought about this a lot because I watched someone close to me spiral with online gambling, and it seemed like all the warning signs were right there, spending sprees, wild swings, late-night sessions. But despite all the fancy tools casinos have to recognize risky behavior, they rarely ever stepped in. My friend only got targeted ads and more bonus offers, nothing that made them pause or reflect on their habits. It was only when things got bad they accepted there was a problem, and honestly, it took some serious outside help to change things. When we started looking for real support, the discussions and experiences with Abbeycare stood out to us because people said they actually got hands on, personal help there, not just generic advice. If someone has reached the point of realizing they need a change, it’s the kind of support network worth checking out.


Editado
nkra
hace 1 mes

Muchas gracias por tu reflexión y tu consejo, voy a echar un ojo al link de Abbeycare que has dejado.

hace 2 semanas

Bueno, pues toca contar algo que no me gustaría, a pesar de mis esfuerzos te tenido una recaída bastante fuerte, aunque avisé al casino por chat y correo electrónico de mi ludopatía y de que quería una exclusión vitalicia, pues no han hecho nada (salvo ofrecerme bonos y ofertas), al final recaí de una manera brutal.

Horas bajas, he vuelto a comunicarme con ellos para cerrar la cuenta y siguen las evasivas, puedo asumir mi parte de la culpa, pero no toda, que poca humanidad.

He puesto una queja pero de nada va a servir seguramente, estas malas prácticas nunca cesan.

Gioto6969
hace 2 semanas

Hello,

I honestly can't express how deeply I empathize with you and all the efforts you took to stay away from the urge. Well done.

As far as I can say, relapses happen. It is not a complete failure, I reckon. In my opinion, the part where the casino provided you with bonus offers instead of helping you close the account sounds like a failure.

Hence, I dare to disagree a bit; if you feel strong enough to complain, please do so. We should not tolerate unfair practices that target struggling players, and a thorough investigation into potentially predatory practices may also benefit others.

Of course, if you prefer not to confront this issue and seek to avoid any form of casino contact, do what you feel is best for you.

Whatever you do is okay. 🙏.


Radka
hace 2 semanas

Muchas gracias por tu amable interacción.

Gioto6969
hace 2 semanas

I'm glad I could contribute to this.

Please let me know if you'd like to talk. I promise to check on you tomorrow here, if you want.


hace 2 semanas

Eres muy amable, por lo menos intervine rápido, aún así no tengo ninguna esperanza de recuperar al menos una parte del dinero, puse una queja a través de esta página, ahora mismo siguen sin bloquear mi acceso.

Gioto6969
hace 2 semanas

And you are very brave.

In my opinion the complaint has just started and Katarina is assessing the situation, gathering insights from you; thus, I'd say it's a bit early for a conclusion. Try not to trouble yourself further just now.

Time will tell more; it always does.

1 2

Añadir mensaje

flash-message-reviews
Reseñas de usuario – Escribe tus reseñas de casino y comparte tu experiencia
Trustpilot_flash_alt
¿Qué opinas de Casino Guru? Comparte tu opinión
PP Forum Xmas Competition flash 2025
Participa en nuestra competición de Navidad de la mano de Pragmatic Play y gana magníficos premios.

Síguenos en las redes sociales: mensajes diarios, bonos sin depósito, nuevas tragamonedas y más

Suscríbete a nuestro boletín para recibir información de bonos sin depósito, torneos gratuitos, nuevas tragamonedas y mucho más.