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There are a lot of casinos coming here everyday and most of them are really not worth to try in my opinion. I have been active in the gambling section for the last few months, possibly for the last year. I have observed many sites but didn’t find a lot of good projects. Only a few were worthy to check out and play. What do you do? Join and try your luck on the new casino or join only if you see them lasting for long?

If we are talking about a serious game, then of course I play only in those casinos that already have a good reputation and have been on the market for a long time. And I think in order to change my proven casino to some new project, something extra ordinary must happen. But if we are talking about new projects and they do not seem suspicious plus they offer good bonuses, then there is nothing wrong with using these bonuses by making a deposit for a small amount of money.

I voted for Yes, I do checkout only. I'm just curious as to what is this new casino is all about, what they can offer to gamblers, bonuses, the deposits and withdrawals if there is issue or something that will sway you away from playing on that platform. And after my personal experience and if it is good then probably used it again. If not then I wouldn't even try to deposit again.

There are lots of good casinos coming to bitcointalk and created ANN here. But, I usually only take a quick look, just to broaden my perspective. If they then create a competition, like slots multiplier contest, then I'll register and participate. I don't think reputation make big difference if you only do micro-betting. As long as a reputable manager manages the contest, and smooth deposit/withdrawal, it's enough for me.

It's not that I want to try luck on a new casino but rather if there are good and unique promotions there, why not try it. But prior to that, I will make sure that they are really worth risking our money and not just a crap new casino that comes out from nowhere.

Not all new casinos can be considered untrustworthy. We just need to improve our DYOR as much as possible.

Worthy in which case? Reputation/Risk? Type of provided games? Or something else?
All survived reputable sites came from a new site and that time (when they have just launched), people may think the same as you.
I myself like to try new site especially if the site provide the games that I like or there is something that attract me.

I don’t participate right away since there’s still doubt in me, what I do is that I keep on searching and analyzing the platform, and usually wait for the comments of a legit user about that new platform if its on for them, that’s the time for me to try for at least a small amount of money. A lot of new gambling site in 2021 that performs well, I believe you should give them at least the benefit of the doubt.

Since you started the discussion, can you share your factors before considering a site is worthy to play?

It's the same in our case, we will play on a new site depending on our own factors regardless of anyone's view towards the site.


I'm actually not depending on if I will have luck trying a new site as that was inappropriate. Sometimes, I like to test new sites because of something on which I can't specifically say.

No, I don't register right away! I already have my favorite casinos, so to be attracted to some new ones I really need something nice to draw my attention! Something nice should be some nice promotion or some nice feature...

It's about being new on the stage! There's a competition, people already have their favorite places... the only way to attract people and make progress is to offer something better than others! I am sure that costs money, but if a casino is not ready to spend some money on marketing and promotions then I don't think they have a chance to become successful!

No. I don't play on a newly established casino. I wait them to become big and famous first. Why take any chances? Let somebody else be the beta tester. If I had too much money and didn't care about losing money, maybe I would play on those new casinos. Otherwise It doesn't make any sense for me. Then when you think about it, how is that casino gonna be a reputable casino if nobody plays on them when they were new? Somebody has to try it so he can spread the word about the casino and tell us how legit they are... Hard situation.

To be honest, I don't. I'm into casino that really has reputation in the industry since I can ensure their service is great. I think I can count those new casinos that I tried in my gambling years but I think they have those great bonuses and promotion when I join them.

A new casino will always have to work on its reputation, especially in the beginning. A forum is then ideal for advertising, and users can also share their experiences with other users on the forum. There are many sites that already have a reputation, it is very difficult to get a foothold then. Many players will wait a while to see how other players are doing, and then start playing. Something like that takes a lot of time. License is also important.

Perhaps it's better to wait and see how good or bad a new casino is. Which means let others try to make a decent review about it and then see how it goes. I have the same mentality as others, why break the trend of playing on your favorite casino that has established a good reputation here in the community than risking and try a new one? Doesn't make sense if you are either a small or big time gamblers.

I never jump straight through in every casino that pop up here everyday.I usually play only after they have been here for long and there were not any scam accusations against them.I want to be safe when I deposit money that if maybe I hit big luck and win a huge amount of money,I want to be sure that I will get that money.Usually casinos running here long term signature campaigns and managed by well known bounty managers are the ones who in the end pay every amount.

To be honest I haven't tried more new online casinos so far. No more than 3 casinos so far and I think that's fine for me. No need to try more casinos if you just want to test the credibility of the site because in my opinion gambling is for fun and trying to win something from a casino we can trust. I have no because this is I don't like trying too many casinos for the same game, I already have a list of trusted casinos that offer fair play and good security.

Is there a choice of "sometimes I do check on them"?

Anyway, since there isn't a choice like that I just choose "No, I wait for them to be reputed" since I don't know yet if a new casino is likely to be trusted or not. Hence, let other people try it first and wait for their review to that specific casino, although most reviews are being paid but I do have some ways to identify a paid reviews or not.

But sometimes, I do try to register on a new casino just wanted to try their games since it looks appealing that's why I'm being tempted to play.

I prefer the old casino that I play at compared to the new casino, but once there is a new casino of course I just want to see the atmosphere and my promotional offers and even if I try to deposit it is not much at least the minimum deposit provided by the new casino the rest I prefer to leave the casino.
Usually people come to new casinos because of early sign-up offers.

But still the old casino is my experience to continue playing there, of course, this is all because of the reputation and the level of wagered that is at stake, so if you try to go to a new casino it's like it's more appropriate from the start.

the risk of using new casinos is a very high risk so in my opinion i avoid new casinos unless it is a new casino that is running a signature campaign here on the forum and the signature campaign is being managed by a highly reputable manager


Every month there's a new casino and it's hard to try them all, but a preliminary assessment taking care with new casinos is the most basic thing anyone needs to do.

The casino had their own style. Some had their unique of legalized. Some gambling make us to earn more in a very short period.But their is a way of losing the also. So we need to work with a unique strategy to earn good money from it. Use of your own strategy to earn good profit.

I didn't and won't try to register it until I know what next if the casino is completely new, and another reason I'm not an active gambler and I only play when I have the urge to play and have fun.
I am more comfortable with the casinos I usually go to because I already know everything and also have a good reputation like the casinos I participate in in signature campaigns.

Just as I thought, most of the people here will probably want a new casino to become reputable first before trying them out.
I honestly doesn't check new casino If it's totally new and didn't attract enough clients. Casinos with good customer service, easy navigation, and constantly giving out bonuses from their clients are most probably become reputable in no time. However, there are actually gamblers/players who only want to stick to a casino where they're comfortable with just like me. When I do, that's probably because either I am attracted with the web design or good starting bonus.

There's option of that already, maybe the OP added it. Anyway, if there's new casino launched in the forum, I tried to sign-up to see what they are offering to the players. But just like others, as much as possible use small amount of deposit or their minimum deposit, because they have no reputation yet. Also, I usually sign-up so in case, I can suggest on their thread what they may be missing or lacking. At least give a possible improvement on their site as we have seen a lot of casinos already.

My guess is that many other players here are like me in that before they decide to play at a casino, they look for its reputation first. I like to read the reviews and if the reviewers like the place, I'll give it a try, if they don't, I won't. That's my way of doing research.

However, there are a number of new casinos that have opened in the past few years, and they certainly look impressive, especially if you compare them to the older establishments. On rare occasions, if I find that a casino offers something really interesting, I will risk a small amount of money and give it a try despite the lack of reviews.

When it comes to new casinos I always exercise caution, by that I mean that even if the games look good I prefer to wait until other members of the community that are more comfortable taking a risk comeback and report to us what that casino was like, then if everything seems to be fine then I take the liberty to gamble a little bit there, and if I happen to like the casino then I will keep gambling there, but I will still keep my eyes open in the case negative reviews with evidence behind them begin to appear.

Testing the waters is a conundrum in my opinion because if there's no one that's going to try it, it will end up with no people knowing whether the website is reputable. It's like that saying about not trying will make you not know what it's like. I think that the people in the forum are just too scared to get in because they've been in this forum for a long time and have seen hundreds if not thousands of cases where a new casino or a gambling site ends up becoming a scam.

I only stick with the casinos that I'm already familiar with, though at times I still try to see to it that I will try and play on other platforms just to check things. In the end, I would still go back to the platform that I originally play in as I've already been accustomed to the games, the user interface, and everything that platform has to offer to me.

Also, if other reputable members of this forum have already vouched for the new casino/platform, then perhaps I would try and play with a couple dollars just to see if it's worth it.

to be honest when I see a new web or casino I often test or play but if there are a lot of case scam and then I just skip it ,trying is the thing we should do because who would have thought if there was a little luck in that new casino ! so its luck we should be looking for but with various considerations one of them is feedback !

Just like the old times, it's better to get onto those reputable sites but it's also fine to test and try the newer ones if you see some significant good games that you're interested in. But that doesn't mean that you're going to jump off there as soon as possible and will leave the casino where you've been playing. We're all free in doing so but it's all about where you're comfortable and feels like being valued as a customer. It's very important as a gambler to have that quality service where you've been experiencing in reputable casinos. Sadly, the newer ones, fail to address that quality, not saying that all of them are. There are also good new ones that exists with a real intent to provide great service and communication to their gamblers.

^ Definitely right, for me, if that gambling casino site was operated a week ago, I will not trust them to hold my fund.
It is good if it took months or years before you will trust them because of that length of service they have, entrusting funds is very important because there are products that are fake. Another solution is to do your own research at the last.

For a new casino, I usually take a look only since I am curious about its features or games. I will think to play in that casino once it becomes reputable and popular enough. There are many issues in new casinos to be considered, especially about the team reputation and withdrawal. Some of the new casinos have a problem in deposit and withdrawal. While the team sometimes responds very slowly. That's why I avoid risking my funds because of these cases, so need some time to know how good it is.

A small amount to deposit and to test them out is totally fine, that's the purpose of testing them. A few amounts to trying your luck with them to have some review is just fine.
But most of us doubt entrusting them with a lot of funds that we usually do as bankroll for the casinos that we know.
There are gamblers that do this thing to test and deposit but, there are new casinos that are also giving out free rolls, tickets and funds to be tested by common gamblers which is their target market.

A new casino usually offer more promotions than the old one and their security still in development, sometimes a player could exploit the bug to take advantages over it. Also if there's a contest on a new casino, it's more easily to win since the players aren't many... even the prize is lower than other casino. It's more worthy to play on new casino, but the risk is we don't know how good they're to handling a problems and they may likely turn to be scam casino.

I don't think the influx of new casinos is happening on a daily basis. It's not really everyday. But there's definitely one every once in a while. Anyway, I used to be interested in trying out what a new casino is offering, oftentimes excited and expecting something new that the rest don't. But it's not anymore my thing lately. As a matter of fact, I am sticking to only sports betting most of the time. And since the betting site that I've been using has introduced a casino as well way back, I could also spend some quick minutes for some rounds of blackjack.

I do check them out I am an active poster and reviewer of casinos so I do check what these new casinos are offering if they have the potential to be huge in the future or just come here for a quick profit then go away, and besides some of these new casinos are handing out bonuses and giveaways for early birds so it's worth checking them out, it's worth to be part of casinos with good potential and see how it grow.

Most of the new casino here just end up scamming people. Or they be totally shit, clone of another casino and then ends up being dead. So I don't think anyone would want to try a new casino. Why would they even want to take extra risk depositing money to a new casino? There are already many reputed casino in the market. Better to play over there  unless the new casino is offering something unique that no other casino offers.

Correct me but is there any benefits for the gambler if you are playing at the early stages of the website and at the mid to late stages of the site?
I mean what are the differences when a gambler played when the site is new and when the gambler played as the site becomes reputable enough.

I asked it because I don't know personally but as for me, I think just waiting for the site becomes reputable would be better compare to just gambling into a new casino which has a high chances of you getting scammed. Its like investing into new projects that the risks are high.

As I remember some start-up casino has this kind of promo benefits for their first customers to attract more. I haven't tried to become an early customer for the start up casino but this is what I have remember and of course I think that this would be one of their marketing strategy that can be easily implemented. But yeah, in my case I would also going to join in a casino that has already a established and reputable business.

I don't join any of them until they are mature enough, have a sig campaign, or have an existing team that I know and trust.

This is simply because of the fact that I don't want to risk my capital on an unproven site when I can get just as good of an experience from some other site.

And a lot of the times the bonuses that they offer initially don't pan out for the player, and there are obviously plenty of exit scams too.

I do play on some of them to give people what's like playing in that particular casino, what they are offering to the community, and what makes them different from other casinos, we should welcome new casinos with open arms as long as they want are reputable and wants to stay and be part of the community in a long haul, its give and take.

There is generally some pretty good bonuses that can be had on these casinos that are just starting out.

That would be the only time that I would use them, or if they have a really appealing feature or design that makes it worthwhile to try them out without bonuses.

A lot are just popping up because they saw the successes of Roobet and others and want to emulate it - and most fail within a few months.

I do check them out but I'm not playing yet until they are refuted, I have seen news casinos scamming their players or players having a hard time withdrawing after they won a huge amount of money, feedback is very important for a new casino I'll wait for those who can bet a big amount of money that it's safe to play before playing there.

I just join that casino, see what their features, games, and offers besides winning some prizes, and give suggestions to them so they can constantly improve their site.
Only some of them can survive and stay for some time or a long time because they can prove that they are a good casino that does not just concern with making money but also gives the best for their members.
Those casinos really know how to treat their members well and this type of casino will survive and even stay for a long time and have many members.
The gambling owner should know that it is not easy to compete with other casinos, especially with a casino that already has a well reputable.
However, if they still work hard and prove that they can be one of the good casinos, that will just be a matter of time for them to grow bigger.

Anyone who is checking out every new casino is going to lose a lot of money over time. It takes a lot of effort to run any website and a casino is probably one of the toughest out there. What you might tend to find is the successful online casinos are backed by some already wealthy people who can take a few short term hits while they learn and adapt. However lots of people might attempt to set them up who do not have the resources to properly defend against attacks or pay off huge bets that a customer takes against the house, which can effectively bankrupt them. These casinos will be under relentless attacks, both to steal funds and customer documents, so you better be very careful where you place your money. That's besides the many scams that pop up who never intend to pay back customers. Much better to stick with established casinos when there are so many around.

Nothing really. I tend to play on casinos that have been out there for quite a while now, at least around half a year maybe? Or so thought there might've been some exceptions in my experience. Mostly because it's a lot easier to find reviews and whatnot about the casino that late on, unlike trying to go in blind to a brand new casino. Even if they were to entice me with whatever offers they have, I mostly look for casinos to play in the long term so early offers don't sound that appealing to me. I do try to bookmark casinos that have caught my attention and go back to them after a few months though if they were new.

I'm not against new casinos but as for me, it would be better to trust well-established casino sites. There are lots of new casino sites that offer great promotions but old sites provide assurance and security. I trust casinos with a good foundation and high reputation because, to be honest, lots of scam casinos are everywhere these days.

While all those established casino starts from scratch also, they use to be like those new casinos that starts advertising and promoting here in forum, but Yes this will take time before the reflections.
this is also why i felt sorry to those new casino that tries to conduct signature campaigning here but expect faster result in weeks or months of the advertising things that i think is mistake.
but i tend to give chance those newly opened as long as the reviews of experts in gambling here in forum are indeed.
then i starts depositing small amount and tries their games and the probability of fairness .

It's too risky if you're gonna play on every new gambling sites that you're gonna find, because there's no assurance that you could withdraw your money instantly after you deposited it because you changed your mind. I guess waiting is very important until a certain new casino gains a lot of good feedback from gamblers before someone put their 100% trust on it.

I personally will not play on new casino sites even if they provide very tempting offers, there are many legitimate casino sites, what are they for and what are the benefits of joining a new casino site?

Until now I have played on several sites and I am quite satisfied with the services they provide, such as Rollbit, Stake, Roobet and Duelbits.

If you are playing on a site that most people don't recommend, better avoid it, we know that there is a site in this forum that has rumors of taking away user money (IYKWIM) :D

A few years ago I was excited to check every new casinos that popped up. But for now I'm tired of doing all that, so I play gambling in a place that
already has a good reputation. Moreover, to try to play in all the new casinos that appear, the risk is very big, the possibility of us losing money is
very large. Because as you said, it does not guarantee that all new casinos that appear are honest and have good service. For now I prefer new casinos
that already have good feedback, so the risk I will face is much smaller. As long as the new casino has not received positive feedback, I prefer not
to play at the new casinos.

Yeah, I defintiely try to avoid using new sites unless I absolutely need to or there is something super appealing with some current offer that they are putting out.

I'd say that 50% of new sites coming out are copied straight from a template. That's why there are so many.

The other 45% may be scams, or go down within the year that they are launched because of founder related or other issues. The 5% actually survive and become good sites.

I also do the same as with you. Even if I check out new casinos, I prefer to not play or do any transaction with them unless good feedback are given out, and their reputation has been established. Although I must admit that there are few occasions that I do try out during the first time I encounter new casinos, especially if it really caught my interests, but I won’t continue to do so, not until the above are satisfied.

I do check a new gambling site's release on this forum to see what their games are, how their support system is, what their bonuses are to us, and else. But I do not deposit my funds to their site because I think that is not good for me and I will wait for the review from others if their site is good or not. Moreover, I am not playing gambling too often so I feel it is better to play gambling on-site that have reputations to prevent bad things.

It's quite simple for me. New casinos tend to offer many bonuses/discounts/free spins/rewards when they are launched newly.
So taking up those initial rewards helps us gamble for a while on that new gambling site. With that experience I make up my mind whether to continue or not.
Most of the times I tend to end up playing in my favorite sites alone but I have found these sites the same way.
Basically, I play on the gambling site until it is providing me a good experience of gambling.

Maybe, at the start, you can try their bonuses or rewards but using small deposit money only.
As they have no credibility yet, you have no idea if they will pay if someone wins big.
But to give the benefit of the doubt, we should not over criticize new casinos.
Everyone here starts from that stage, and as years passed, that's when they can prove their worthiness as a casino.