Locating a Reputable Casino
1.
Is the casino licensed by a sovereign government? If no,
find another casino.
2.
Does the casino have a toll free customer service number
that is answered 24 hours a day? If no, find another casino.
3.
Do they allow you to play for free? This is very important:
it gives you the chance to check out their software before
you spend any money. If they do not, find another casino.
4.
What is the smallest denomination of their poker and slot
machines? You're looking for a wide variety of denominations,
such as nickels, quarters, dollars and five-dollar machines.
5.
How many different versions of video poker do they have?
You're looking for at least three. That tells you that the
operator has spent a lot of money on the software. Beware
of those casinos that tell you they only have one version
of video poker.
6.
What is the smallest and largest bet that they accept on
craps or blackjack? This is mainly for your own betting
information.
7. Does the casino have a place where they keep track of
your purchases and cashouts?
8.
How is the customer service? There's an easy way to test
this: Send them an email with a question and see how long
it takes them to reply.
9.
What is the reputation of the software maker involved in
the casino? There is no sense in gambling online if you
do not know how you will collect your winnings.
10.
Make sure you read all the rules on bonuses and cashing
out procedures. Do your homework before you gamble online,
not after.
Before
you wager one dime, call the casino's toll free customer
service number and ask the following question, "If
I buy in with my credit card for $100 but cash out $300,
how will I get paid?"
Beware
of those casinos that tell you they will send you a check.
Be sure to ask how long it takes. Most casinos that send
checks take up to 4 weeks. That is unacceptable unless the
site clearly states the time frame for receiving your money!
The
only answer that you are looking for is that they will,
within 3 days, credit back your credit card up to the original
amount of purchase, then give you an option of mailing you
a check overnight or doing a wire transfer into your account.
