If a casino has to say it's trustworthy... isn't that a bad sign?

I've been playing online games in Chile for a long time. And there's something that always makes me think…everyone sells themselves as "trustworthy".

Secure payments.

Guaranteed withdrawals.

Protected silver.

But… shouldn't that be the bare minimum? I mean, since when is getting paid what you earned a benefit and not a basic requirement?

Sometimes I feel that here people choose a casino more out of fear of getting ripped off than for the game itself.

Am I the only one who sees it this way?

Is it the same in other countries, or is it just our issue?

I read them because they really make me doubt.

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