This is very nice CrytoFairly, it's very rare to see such review site without affiliate link and just there to give review.
Some of the reviews are biased and only give positive feedback on their website but this website is giving a transparent review.
Such as previous complaints and others I hope you should add more casinos to be reviewed we need this kind of review site.
Topic: ✔️ CryptoFairly.com -NO AFFILATE LINKS! Fair Crypto Casino Rankings +⚠️BLACKLIST - page 3. (Read 923 times)
December 06, 2020, 12:37:20 PM
December 06, 2020, 12:16:48 PM
thanks for your input
bitcasino and sportsbet.io are the same company.
however, i have now merged them together. and also moved their rating up 1 point despite reservations, they are still a good site - the main issue is they have confiscated funds from many users, and hit users with KYC when it is beneficial to them
bitcasino and sportsbet.io are the same company.
however, i have now merged them together. and also moved their rating up 1 point despite reservations, they are still a good site - the main issue is they have confiscated funds from many users, and hit users with KYC when it is beneficial to them
December 06, 2020, 10:56:49 AM
The design is rough and looks too primitive (reminds me of websites high schoolers do on web design classes), and the background color isn't nice. And it's clearly under development or something because some names don't even fit into the spaces in the table properly:
But what's good about this website is that it doesn't repeat the mistake of oh so many similar review websites: it doesn't add no-names and claim they are good casinos. At the same time, there are many casinos missing, including Sportsbet.io (I guess you're adding sports books as well since Nitrogensports is there). And the column name for the check and "x" is also not displayed properly and is not within the scope of the column space.
But what's good about this website is that it doesn't repeat the mistake of oh so many similar review websites: it doesn't add no-names and claim they are good casinos. At the same time, there are many casinos missing, including Sportsbet.io (I guess you're adding sports books as well since Nitrogensports is there). And the column name for the check and "x" is also not displayed properly and is not within the scope of the column space.
December 06, 2020, 10:27:27 AM
I have seen a lot of casino review website before, at most other platform I have seen many unknown websites. But at your platform I have found all known casino name except two. You have made simple review, not much information but that's enough. It would be better if you include the link of casino license under the tick mark. And there is no problem to include your affiliate link as long as you making review of trusted casino. There are more trusted crypto gambling website, will wait for your update.
December 06, 2020, 05:45:17 AM
I don't see any thing bad from review that gave affiliate link in their website ,it's their way to earn extra money from visitors that want to try a gambling website that they review other than the ads.
True ,proven scam casino should be removed from the list it will also destroy your credibility as reviewer if you add it.
There are some well-known casinos but also some less well-known casinos. I am curious why you have put which casino in which place. And why do you actually have 1xbit on your list?
Then you might be better off closing your review site right away since you lose all credibility to me with a name like 1xbit.
Then you might be better off closing your review site right away since you lose all credibility to me with a name like 1xbit.
True ,proven scam casino should be removed from the list it will also destroy your credibility as reviewer if you add it.
December 06, 2020, 05:15:25 AM
I can live with the fact that Stake.com is number 1. I think there are still illogical choices in their list, but I also do not know on the basis of which factors this list was drawn up.
It could also be based on player experiences who are in contact with the people the owner knows. In my view, 1 should always be the factor whether a player is paid or not.
It could also be based on player experiences who are in contact with the people the owner knows. In my view, 1 should always be the factor whether a player is paid or not.
December 06, 2020, 05:09:06 AM
There are some well-known casinos but also some less well-known casinos. I am curious why you have put which casino in which place. And why do you actually have 1xbit on your list?
Then you might be better off closing your review site right away since you lose all credibility to me with a name like 1xbit.
Then you might be better off closing your review site right away since you lose all credibility to me with a name like 1xbit.
December 06, 2020, 04:29:37 AM
How do you earn from this from website if you don't have affiliate links on it?
I have some doubts about doing all the stuff without getting incentives to anyone who benefit. You listed scam casinos there, you really should be researching more about them so you aren't going to be part of their scheme. Are you paid to list them out by any chance?
To maintain the site costs about as much as one large pizza per year, and I could do with losing weight..
December 06, 2020, 04:26:01 AM
How do you earn from this from website if you don't have affiliate links on it?
I have some doubts about doing all the stuff without getting incentives to anyone who benefit. You listed scam casinos there, you really should be researching more about them so you aren't going to be part of their scheme. Are you paid to list them out by any chance?
December 06, 2020, 04:17:07 AM
It is indeed not good in the eyes after looking at it and go back here in the forum which is (white) if you can change the color combination we will appreciate it about the contents it's direct to the point which I really like also could I suggest some casinos you should include?
1. Bitsler
2. Bustabit (but I see your have a bustadice)
3. Tower.Bet
4. Duckdice
5. Sportsbet.io
6. Betfury.io
7. Duelbits
1. Bitsler
2. Bustabit (but I see your have a bustadice)
3. Tower.Bet
4. Duckdice
5. Sportsbet.io
6. Betfury.io
7. Duelbits
December 06, 2020, 04:09:07 AM
I really like the content of your website and also not having an affiliate link which you really nailed down the "to serve" by just looking at it you can read the cons and pros of every casino and if they have license or not what I really don't like about it is the color I think they're a little bit bright or maybe very bright.
Anyways about Roobet I think it can be misleading for some users to clarify you can deposit in Bitcoin but your balance if I know will always be in USD.
Anyways about Roobet I think it can be misleading for some users to clarify you can deposit in Bitcoin but your balance if I know will always be in USD.
December 06, 2020, 03:53:43 AM
Just simple observation here on my side, the theme colour -variation of blue is not good for the eyes or is it only me? Also, I hope 1xbit should not be on the list, if possible. They are known to have bad reputation here in the forum.
Its horribly ugly, i would agree. I am not a web developer or anything, just a degenerate gambler really.1xbit is on the list because, it is actually very popular due to their marketing - but as you can see its bottom of the list and given 1 stars accordingly.
December 06, 2020, 03:48:43 AM
Just simple observation here on my side, the theme colour -variation of blue is not good for the eyes or is it only me? Also, I hope 1xbit should not be on the list, if possible. They are known to have bad reputation here in the forum. And since the OP has no affiliate links, then how he will generate at least a lil bit of income to sustain the site?
December 06, 2020, 02:40:41 AM
I noticed this for Roobet:
To the best of my knowledge you're actually playing with BTC. The USD figures are only there for your reference, not because your balance actually gets converted to USD whenever you deposit a sum of money. That's an important distinction to make.
I wouldn't say that's necessarily a con. It's simply a display feature without much repercussion.
I think this is inaccurate. What the website saying is actually true. I've received some bitcoin on my Roobet account before and I've also witnessed that when the bitcoin is rallying, the USD price that is displayed on the website isn't changing. If I am playing using bitcoin then the value of USD that is displayed on their site should be constantly changing based on bitcoin's current exchange price.Quote
Gameplay in USD only
To the best of my knowledge you're actually playing with BTC. The USD figures are only there for your reference, not because your balance actually gets converted to USD whenever you deposit a sum of money. That's an important distinction to make.
I wouldn't say that's necessarily a con. It's simply a display feature without much repercussion.
I've remembered that @Eureka_07 gives me the clarity about same issue.
Greetings! Just want to ask a question!
Why does the value of bitcoin in USD is stagnant even though the price of BTC in the market is skyrocketing? Just noticed it when I was using the platform. Replies would be appreciated. Thank you.
Because as soon as your Bitcoin deposit reached your Roobet's balance, it will logically be converted to USD, it's not the same with other casinos who uses Bitcoin as balance unit (e.g. 0.089..btc). Why does the value of bitcoin in USD is stagnant even though the price of BTC in the market is skyrocketing? Just noticed it when I was using the platform. Replies would be appreciated. Thank you.
If you will be withdrawing your balance, it will be then converted back to bitcoin, the value depends on the price of bitcoin the time you processed your withdrawal.
Let's say you deposited 0.5btc when bitcoin's value was $7,000, your accounts' balance will stay at 7k until you finally withdrawn it.
Let's say bitcoin's value went up to $14,000 and you still have that $7,000...
Decided to withdraw it, then you'll be withdrawing only 0.25btc, since bitcoin's price went double, and 0.25btc that time will be equivalent to $7,000.
December 06, 2020, 02:21:13 AM
Not attractive design but the purpose is helpful. When you click on the No affiliate links it will open a new tab of the site. It is also good that you should also explain on how will you rate each casinos ranking and reviews. I want to suggest something for your site, It is much better if you made the casino site redirected to the site so that those who will visit your site will only need to click the site's name and then redirected to the site without referral link.
December 05, 2020, 10:23:18 PM
Duelbits
Betnomi
Adkinsbet
It should be added to the list that you have made and I see what gambling sites listed above are a lot of enthusiasts so you may be a senior gambler should review what happened to that.
We'll see how this delivers to its visitors.
And it's true that Eureka_07 said it should provide a list of problem gambling sites so we know to avoid them if they are still operating.
Betnomi
Adkinsbet
It should be added to the list that you have made and I see what gambling sites listed above are a lot of enthusiasts so you may be a senior gambler should review what happened to that.
We'll see how this delivers to its visitors.
And it's true that Eureka_07 said it should provide a list of problem gambling sites so we know to avoid them if they are still operating.
December 05, 2020, 09:59:57 PM
CryptoFairly.com
There are many BTC gambling guides - but all of them are built for profit via affiliate links, which makes it hard to trust the credibility of their reviews.
Pretty nice overview/list of online casinos out there. As ai expected, the reviews for some casinos are high like Roobet, and very low for 1XBit(not surprised since there are lots of unresolved written complaints for them.There are many BTC gambling guides - but all of them are built for profit via affiliate links, which makes it hard to trust the credibility of their reviews.
I suggest you to include also those proven scam casinos which would help gamblers(either beginner or not) on choosing where they would like to play.
IMO, there's nothing wrong if you will add your affiliate links on your site, you can list those so your visitors can have an option if they want to your ref. link or not.
thanks for your input!
to be honest, I myself am a high roller and have personal experience in all of those sites. Affiliate income does not interest me. I personally believe that opinions of high rollers matter a lot because we are the kind of people who casinos either hate or love - and how we are treated is totally a great judgement of a casino, IMO. That is to say - people gambling with $50 will rarely have an issue with any site, but when the stakes get higher, you learn who to trust and who not to trust
December 05, 2020, 07:18:17 PM
CryptoFairly.com
There are many BTC gambling guides - but all of them are built for profit via affiliate links, which makes it hard to trust the credibility of their reviews.
Pretty nice overview/list of online casinos out there. As ai expected, the reviews for some casinos are high like Roobet, and very low for 1XBit(not surprised since there are lots of unresolved written complaints for them.There are many BTC gambling guides - but all of them are built for profit via affiliate links, which makes it hard to trust the credibility of their reviews.
I suggest you to include also those proven scam casinos which would help gamblers(either beginner or not) on choosing where they would like to play.
IMO, there's nothing wrong if you will add your affiliate links on your site, you can list those so your visitors can have an option if they want to your ref. link or not.
December 05, 2020, 07:04:13 PM
I noticed this for Roobet:
To the best of my knowledge you're actually playing with BTC. The USD figures are only there for your reference, not because your balance actually gets converted to USD whenever you deposit a sum of money. That's an important distinction to make.
I wouldn't say that's necessarily a con. It's simply a display feature without much repercussion.
Quote
Gameplay in USD only
To the best of my knowledge you're actually playing with BTC. The USD figures are only there for your reference, not because your balance actually gets converted to USD whenever you deposit a sum of money. That's an important distinction to make.
I wouldn't say that's necessarily a con. It's simply a display feature without much repercussion.
appreciate your feedback however it is incorrect : the balance is converted to USD upon deposit, and when you request withdrawal, you request USD, which is then converted to BTC.
I agree it is not an issue for most players, and many may prefer it but some people it is a negative
Regardless, as you can see - roobet is one of the most highly rated and it is certainly clutching at straws to find negative things to say about them
December 05, 2020, 07:01:04 PM
I noticed this for Roobet:
To the best of my knowledge you're actually playing with BTC. The USD figures are only there for your reference, not because your balance actually gets converted to USD whenever you deposit a sum of money. That's an important distinction to make.
I wouldn't say that's necessarily a con. It's simply a display feature without much repercussion.
Quote
Gameplay in USD only
To the best of my knowledge you're actually playing with BTC. The USD figures are only there for your reference, not because your balance actually gets converted to USD whenever you deposit a sum of money. That's an important distinction to make.
I wouldn't say that's necessarily a con. It's simply a display feature without much repercussion.
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