What will make you quit a poker site immediately?

[Heatman]

Have you ever joined a poker site but had the feeling you shouldn't be there? What were the likely signs that are the red flags for you not to go any further in using the site to play online? Could it be the website design or anything else worth mentioning?

Let us know why you wouldn't use a particular poker site.

 

[Bawse]

Failing to pay out their players would be the #1 reason, and if the random number generator was proven to be rigged. I would also quit.

 

[EmperorTee]

I have thought about it, and I don't see a tangible reason for me to quit poker. Unless maybe somebody offers me $200k to quit!

 

[padrespatty]

Collusion will do it for me

 

[Bawse]

Collusion will do it for me

Or sites delaying payouts, shady owners. I like to learn about the sites I play on before I try to build up my bankroll.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

When I see a poor website design and lack of licensing information, it's a red flag for me. Some other things I look at are slow withdrawals and unresponsive support.

 

[ProChips]

The player experience is what matters to me and the reviews from the users of the site. I'll quit a site if it has high rake rates and limited game variety. When I also see aggressive marketing tactics, it's a turn-off too.

 

[PokeHer]

The most obvious should be:
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But delayed payouts or high payout limits (like you can't withdraw until you're at $500 or something) would be a huge turnoff. If you are willing to take the fees, you should be able to withdraw $5 (and pay like 15 cents out of that) if you wanted.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

The most obvious should be:
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But delayed payouts or high payout limits (like you can't withdraw until you're at $500 or something) would be a huge turnoff. If you are willing to take the fees, you should be able to withdraw $5 (and pay like 15 cents out of that) if you wanted.

That’s right, delayed payouts and high payout limits are turn offs for me. Players should be able to withdraw winnings when they desire to. It's their money and they should be allowed to have full control over it. This is a basic thing that poker sites should offer.

 

[Ace]

Anything that makes the site feel untrustworthy would make me leave fast. Delayed withdrawals, shady terms, poor customer support, obvious bot activity, or sudden account restrictions without explanation are huge red flags.

 

[Maya]

When my withdrawals are delayed frequently, I will leave the site immediately. When my account gets restrictions and they don't properly explain, I will stop using that site immediately. Once confidence in the platform is gone, it’s hard to justify keeping money there.

 

[Nomad]

if my withdrawal is delayed, I will wait until it is cleared and the quit the site. If my account is frozen, and once it clears, I will never go back to that site. I do not want to use any site where my funds are under risk.

 

[Heatman]

Failing to pay out their players would be the #1 reason, and if the random number generator was proven to be rigged. I would also quit.

This is a very clear and obvious red flag screaming that the poker website is a big time scam project when they can't pay their players what they won.