Deposit theft is arguably the most common scam and unfortunately very common. Sometimes, players make deposits, but their funds never show up in their accounts. Or, they may receive a notification that their deposit was declined despite having enough money.

Bear in mind that this could just be a glitch or a one-time accident. But if this happens to you, please contact customer support immediately.

Online gambling scams can take the form of casinos that don’t pay. Here, players win money, but the site claims they don’t meet the wagering requirements for withdrawals, even if they do. Alternatively, the site might say that there was an “error” with the deposit.

If you still do not receive your bonus after meeting all the requirements, you are most likely being scammed.

Since most online casinos offer some type of bonus to convince players to play, some scammers often take advantage of this to their advantage. That is, they create fake offers that look too good to be true (and they are!) and trick gamblers into depositing money where they don’t get any benefit.

Of all the online casino scams in the Philippines, this one is probably the most difficult to avoid. When creating an account with an online casino, you will be asked to provide personal and banking information such as your legal name, address, date of birth, social security number, and credit card information to proceed to the next step of the application process.

Unfortunately, hackers and scammers can access this information and steal your identity or commit other types of fraud.

When most people hear online gambling scams, they think of malware. This is for good reason, as hackers can steal your information by infecting your computer. This type of malware can give strangers access to your personal data, who can threaten you with money (ransomware).

Here, the best thing you can do is pay attention to the links you click and the websites you visit, and install a good antivirus program. Remember, phishing is a scam, so if you find those responsible, they face serious consequences.

Some scammers create fake online casinos and manipulate the games so that you never win. By doing this, they encourage you to keep playing (and losing) in the hope that you will eventually give up or deposit more money.

Unfortunately, these scams are harder to prove than blatant frauds because casino games don’t necessarily give you the best overall chance of making money.

A sure sign that an online casino is a scam is that it doesn’t have an effective customer support team. Usually, this means that if you run into any problems, you won’t be able to contact anyone for help, thus losing your money.

Fortunately, you can easily check the response rate of any casino’s customer support representatives before you sign up, just by asking them a few questions about the casino. If they never respond or take days to respond – take a detour.