Topic: What do you want to see in casino reviews? - page 28. (Read 4856 times)

Perhaps it's best to perform some research within the casino platform first, but only deposit a small amount, and once you've finished researching and playing on their gambling platform, you'll write a review on that casino.

And when you do this, you will be able to tell whether or not the casino you can play at will impress you. At the very least, you'll know whether it's worthwhile. At this level, I believe this is a good technique for a beginner gambler.

1. I read casino reviews occasionally, especially when I am researching a new casino. Sometimes you come across casinos that offer attractive bonuses and you want to read about them to check their reputation.
2. Some of these sites are useful but I don't rely on one review website. This is because some of them are not reliable, they might be sponsored by some specific casinos to promote their services.
3. Information on KYC, casino licence, bonuses, deposit and withdrawal policy, accepted currency, exceptional games, etc. Casino reviews should be trustful and bias free which will assist gamblers to get the correct information. Immediately gamblers know that your reviews are flawed, and the website will have a bad reputation.
4. I will check on the information when I have the time. But you would have gotten quality reviews if you paid for the review services.

I don't really use casino review websites that much, but sometimes when a new casino launches I lightly skim the reviews before giving them a try. In this case initially I see if there is any issue with withdrawal then some reviews related to KYC verification term and bonus. My personal opinion is check it out personally first with a small amount of money because many times it appears that casino review websites have paid reviews.

Writing a casino review is not about getting people to see a specific flair added to your writing, but it's a way to try and get their interest to read more of your writing. Nobody cares about what is added or removed. What makes your readers read again is if the previous articles were useful and were able to solve their problem. What I don't want to see in a casino review is the trend of review writers promoting a casino with some features, that they don't possess, because they were paid to write about the casino that way. I understand your wish to send out a unique casino review other than what your competitors do each day. But, I'd want to ask you, is it possible to write what's not in a casino, to appear unique? Or are there other things in a casino that review writers are missing out on that you think we should open up to you? Well, I've read tonnes of review sites and may tell you that almost all the useful factors are being explained in the casino; Age, provably fair, currency, game provider, bonus, customer service, etc.

Remember you need to write what your readers know and then convince them of some other things which they've never been in contact with. Trying to take them in a different direction of topics and what suits your perspective can affect your website ranking due to pogo-sticking. The reader may not be satisfied with the idea you are trying to initiate. Do you want to add stuff like how many staff work for the casino, the contact details of the casino boss, or the location where the casino is located? Such things may not be valuable to others, but to you, it'll be a good job. Writing is not about you, the writer, but the readers. Give them the raw information that they want, and the reader will be happy to have found help. The site can then be twisted to enable readers to add their own experience with the casino, hence making an interactive section between the gamblers and the review writer. Maybe through this method, you'd be able to figure out what your readers want.

Clever way of advertising your site op which I liked. Coming to your query, I do check out casino reviews regularly in various sites to make sure that I stick to credible ones over shady sites.

For crypto gambling sites, Bitcointalk is my first preference. For FIAT gambling sites, SBR is my first preference.

I read it some time but not regularly, maybe when I find it difficult to find good review in this forum or review about a casino that attract me to play but the casino has no official ANN thread in this forum then I'll try to find reviews in other places.

Depends on how the casino reviews create the review and what is the main purpose of the casino reviewer. We cant deny the fact that many casino reviewers are focusing to make money only. Both from affiliate or maybe get paid by the casino to have the casino listed as good casino in the casino review site. Example of good casino review site? I can mention BTCGOSU as one of the best and maybe the best here.

All the most important things related to the casino, it will be a long list to mention. It would be good if a casino review site can make a complete review but compile it in not too long read article because I'm sure many players do not like to read wall of text in casino review site.

This is just my opinion and you may take it as a suggestion. I like simple review, and maybe you can put the shortcut for each category below into the above column. Move the whole in red box into different tab next to the other 3 tabs.

As much as I like to see that, in an article form of casino review, that's going to be a lot of stuff to be given to the people to read and it's not really a good thing for a casino reviewer to do those because the casino that's being reviewed might see it as something that's slandering their brand especially if they've got an issue recently and it don't matter if this looks weird in your eyes but I think that as much as you can, never touch the issues like these when you're reviewing, make sure that you're neutral to your review so you're not going to have any problem. For me, I'm just sold with a review if they say stuff like bonuses for new players or any kind of freebies.

The casino review sites must be self sufficient , meaning there must be a source of income and the review thing is just to help gamblers literally and not the other way around .

because what happened nowadays is that The review sites showing transparency in the beginning in which they wanted to stablished their name but eventually as time goes by as they are gaining respect and trust?

here is the trend setting that they are creating reviews based on how much they are being offered and pays by the casino that will Hire them.


sorry to tell but this is what we have seen in years of having review sites here.

we are all aiming to very responsible costumer service that will answer our tickets every
single moment we wanted and that's will make them a best casino, but I think the question is about the
reviews and not about what we wanted in each casinos'
and also one thing is what I wanted in reviews and that is transparency and  not just a random
words that taken from nothing but to make that site looks great but ending as a scammer , review site nowadays
are nothing but a  fool place that none will believe because of being a paid review machine ,

I agree. Diving into a multitude of reviews not only paints a genuine picture of casino experiences but also equips you with a comprehensive array of insights. This wealth of opinions aids in making decisions that are both well-informed and grounded in a diverse range of perspectives. Also, exploring numerous reviews personally enhances my understanding so i can make a more reliable decision-making process when evaluating a casino.

I don't know about you, but I think I have developed a bitter-sweet relationship with review websites which also feature casinos. Perhaps it is because I have looked into the wrong places, but I have mostly encounter a lot of shilling and blatant copy-paste in the section which were supposed to try to warn newbies about shady casinos, so they would not lose their money and time on them.
Leaving that to one side, among the most important things I would highlight from a casino review, it would be the specific amount of coins and FIAT which one would be able to use to gamble, the amount of games (both third party ones and also original ones developed by the casino itself) and finally there comes the time and the track record the casino has, probably one of the most important things anyone looking for a good review would like to have.

A casino review shouldn’t be biased first of all. You need to give the review with full transparency. You need to provide each and every features of the casino. The review should include major features details like, what’s the minimum amount of bet we can place, what’s the max bet amount, for how many days the casino is operating, is KYC mandatory and at last are players from all around the globe eligible to play here or not. Moreover you should also try out the site before writing the honest review.

Reviews are very essential for a person, especially for casino reviews, because in that way you will see the pros and cons of the particular casino website, which will help people, potential gamblers, and investors decide if they will trust this particular casino or not. But as we know, not all reviews are legit; some may be made up by the casino itself to raise their ratings. Well, it's part of their marketing strategy; we can't argue with that. The only thing we can do is read more and more reviews about the specific casino and distinguish what is made up or not, so it will help us decide whether to trust this casino or not. Also, reviews by other users will help us see if there are suspicious features or rules in that casino to avoid inconvenience and to avoid casinos that have a bad reputation or bad handling of their customers.

Website reviews or apps reviews are very important before making an account at any casino or gambling site. A customer or user usually creates and deposits an account based on reviews. But in my case, before I open an account with a casino site, I always check the casino site's privacy policy. All these details should be noted whether KYC is mandatory and KYC is mandatory for withdrawal. The review should look at the withdrawal fees and minimum withdrawals at the casino sites. Moreover, how much the customer's privacy will be protected should be highlighted in the review.

Every gambler will have their own way of viewing and assessing or even determining the best and most trusted casino, one of which is by looking at reviews from other people.
But I personally trust casino reviews depending on where I get them because not all casinos are truly trustworthy and there are some that use shill account services circulating on social media.
But for reviews that are here in the forum, it is clear that they can be trusted because I sure that shady or fraudulent gambling or casino sites will not be present and are supported by trusted people in this forum.
Moreover, we all always suppress the existence of scam or shady casinos by warning other users not to try to use or play there so it is clear that the many reviews here are proven to be true and can be trusted.

But everything can't just be about reviews, we also have to be able to research in more detail and try it directly using as little money as possible.
That way, we ourselves will have experience and can judge it according to what we get from using the gambling site.

I rarely read reviews because I already have a few casinos that fit my needs. I still check a couple of times to see if a new competitor has the potential to rival the current top casinos.

A few examples of casino reviews I find helpful are from BTCGosu and AskGamblers.

It's mostly the cashier and withdrawal or deposit portion because it saves me time from manually checking the transaction limit of the casino.

Overall, they're great, and I like the table you've put up for your LTC Casino Review.

Maybe a user-based rating could be a helpful addition to your reviews.

IMO the most important thing is how they manage user deposits and winnings. Do they ask KYC before crediting deposits into balance or de they ask it once the user try to withdraw his winnings. The speed they resolve issues and dispute is also important.

Casino.guru is well experience dealing with such thing and maybe they got an idea on how to create a quality reviewing site due to exposure of the owners or team members in this forum that's why we can see some good reviews since they are well experience to deal with legitimate people to give proper feedback and insights regarding on the casino posted in their site.

We can see how awful the review especially if this is not created by certain individual and just written up by the owner of the site since its like we are just reading generic messages. If they want people or their community to engage with them they should open up something that can attract people to write a review and they should filter those fake so it can be a nice place for people to go if they seek a information regarding on some casino exist. I guess they need to spend more time in this forum so that they can get an idea on what people actually like to see or see how people deal with casino base on the discussions happened on each threads posted.

How do you write your review?
Do you just see any casino and start writing review about them without using them for about one month to 4 months? If yes then I will say that isn't proper to write a review about casino as you may mislead lots of people especially if your site are being trusted for sharing quality review about casinos. In my opinion make sure to always testrun the site for about few months before given high ratings because after you might rate them you wouldn't know if others will face difficulties if they starts using it.

1. Yes, it's giving me the idea on how other casinos do especially those that I don't use or haven't gambled yet.
2. They are. It's not different from the typical reviews that I am reading before I purchase something, they truly are helpful at all.
3. Experience, pros and cons, advantage from other casinos or what they can boast with through their service.
4. Thanks but I'll read that later as it seems that you're begging for people to get forced to read your review. But don't worry, don't take it too bad when we say something like this.
5. Usually gamblers like me are looking also first if the casino are enforcing KYC or not.