So Eddie decided to go with "Kick" again.. with all it's flaws?
~ Black screen for most users (no video) - Even after they used several different browsers.
~ Mobile issues (same as above)
~ Chat screen freezing
~ Refresh browser and then you cannot connect again.
~ Signup issues - Confirmation code not send or huge delay on email confirmation.
I hope Stake will take this up with the developers of "Kick" or simply go back to DLive. It is good to have several options.. but then it has to work properly.
I don't know why Eddie is still continuing on streaming on Kick even after a lot of complaint from the previous livestream, maybe some partnership from the platform idk, however other than some delay on the confirmation code and chat screen freezing, probably because of the number of viewers, I have not encountered other issues on Kick. The live was great but sometimes the resolution changes and goes back after a while.~ Black screen for most users (no video) - Even after they used several different browsers.
~ Mobile issues (same as above)
~ Chat screen freezing
~ Refresh browser and then you cannot connect again.
~ Signup issues - Confirmation code not send or huge delay on email confirmation.
I hope Stake will take this up with the developers of "Kick" or simply go back to DLive. It is good to have several options.. but then it has to work properly.
Hopefully, Kick will be notified about these issues and fix it as soon as possible.
@Kakmakr even I’m surprised that Stake decides to mess it up again, because they usually listen to the community’s feedback but I hope next time these issues are ironed out.
There are too many people who are asking for a proof and didn't believe Stunna (or didn't see his messages) and that’s not something Stake should care about because A- we are in just bitcointalk, they have a much much bigger audience then here and B- they do not really need to prove anything to anyone and still can be trusted by tens of thousands of people because of how amazing they have been so far.
If anyone saw what Stunna said and still do not believe him, then by all means they should not be continue to gamble here because if you don't believe in the word of Stunna then I do not know what would make you believe or be convinced that all is doing well.
I think you are making a big mistake if you think that Bitcointalk users opinion doesn't matter. Unlike other platforms, there is almost no censorship here, what it is written stays for long and is easily retrieved by Google, moreover the biggest people of the crypto industry have an account here.If anyone saw what Stunna said and still do not believe him, then by all means they should not be continue to gamble here because if you don't believe in the word of Stunna then I do not know what would make you believe or be convinced that all is doing well.
Twitch seems to have been a powerful tool for promoting casinos but now it has ended and casinos need to find other ways to attract new customers. I don't know precisely what is the average loyalty lifetime of a customer at an online casino, but I guess it's very short, hardly more than a whole year on average IMO.
According to this article, only 20% of customers make more than 5 deposits, and only 50% make a second deposit. So it would be a big mistake in the long run for a crypto casino to disregard the central place of the crypto universe IMO.
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The client becomes loyal to the company after making at least six deposits. However, only 20% reach the sixth deposit, that is, one out of five people: this is where a considerable loss of money happens. From the moment of making the first deposit to making the second deposit, gambling companies lose half of the players.
https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-average-Customer-Lifetime-Value-of-an-online-casino-client-in-your-country-or-company/answer/Karen-Fill?oid=265084621I personally believe that this community’s opinion matter a lot, and that’s why I look to see what other experienced user’s respond because it’s easy to accuse a casino but in the end most of them fail to convince the community that a scam actually took place.
