Do's & 
						Don'ts of Online Gambling  
                      Do - Research the 
						casino you want to play at. Is it government licensed? 
						Is the casino a member of the Interactive Gaming 
						Council?   
                       
                      Do - Question the 
						company's whereabouts. An employee should have no 
						problem disclosing this information.   
                      Do - Check online 
						casino review guides. Players have the opportunity to 
						comment on different sites they've played and if a 
						player was treated unfairly they will write about it. If 
						you do not find any negative remarks about the site you 
						are interested in playing at, there probably aren't 
						any.  
                       
                      Do - Be suspicious 
						of anything that sounds too good too be true. If bonuses 
						are better than the payout of the site, the casino may 
						have financial problems and may not pay you your 
						winnings. Beware of bonuses that are over 10%; this may 
						be a sign that the casino is desperate for your 
						business.  
                       
                       Do - Read all the 
						information the casino offers. You should understand the 
						company's policies before you gamble with them.  
                       
                      Do - Request copies 
						of your gaming if necessary. If there is ever a 
						discrepancy between player and dealer, the casino should 
						be able to produce an audit of the transaction. Audits 
						are usually controlled by a third-party firm.   
                       Do - Ask who 
						manages the financial side of the casino. If they offer 
						a clear and simple process to sending and receiving 
						money, the casino has chosen a reputable financial 
						company. Do the research.   
                      Do - Feel 
						comfortable calling the customer support 24-hour phone 
						number. Whether it is a technical or financial problem, 
						you will receive guidance almost instantly at the better 
						online casinos.  
 
                      Do - Check the 
						casino's code of conduct. If they are a member of the 
						Internet Gaming Council, the casino has a mandate to 
						operate fairly.   
                      Don't - Place 
						wagers at any online casinos if you are under the age of 
						18. First, you are probably using a credit card that 
						does not belong to you. Second, it is illegal.   
                       
                      Don't - Put up with 
						a rude customer service agent. There are a lot of good 
						people working in the industry who sincerely care about 
						the players. Most of the better casinos offer instant 
						support or live help and you should be able to talk 
						directly with an agent within minutes.  
 
                      Don't - Panic if 
						the game you are playing freezes. You are connecting 
						through the Internet and remember, things do happen. If 
						you experience any problems, they can usually be fixed 
						by reconnecting, rebooting or reading the casino's FAQ 
						page.  
                       
                      Don't - Try to 
						commit fraud. Many online casinos have sophisticated 
						back-end programs and encrypted software to verify 
						transactions.  
                              
                             
                              
                              
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