How to choose a good casino among the many others?

[rolleth.io]

Let's discuss the criteria for choosing a good casino. The market is quite a lot of sites, good and not very. Surely each of you had your own experience of interacting with them. I want to know from you how exactly you choose a casino, how much time you spend on it to understand whether it is worthy of your attention. Do you trust the opinion of experts who advise any platform?

Briefly I want to identify some of the ways that I use myself. I believe that one way to define honesty is through independent sources. Many people read reviews on websites, watch ratings and so on. Thanks to this, of course, you can determine for yourself the truthful site. But sometimes it's just marketing. Analysis and opinions of other players is a sure way to find an honest casino, but not all people trust the comments of others. That's why I like it when there is a chat for players directly on the site. We see how many players are sitting right now, what they talk about, we can ask something, etc. Also, real online casinos regularly hold promotions, lotteries and so on for their players. The ratings of the players and their achievements should be present in a casino, too. All this is partly marketing, but also positive in terms of transparency for other users.

Of course, among experienced players the most popular are casinos with the ability to check the results, it is logical and for this people have created a blockchain. I suggest each of you to share your experience and advices on what criteria a good casino should be chosen.

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[s0lidus]

I'll keep it short:

Fairness
Transparency
Anonymity (no KYC bullshit to be able to withdraw)
House Edge
Community
Support

[harizen]

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My criteria:

- It should be popular and already established a good name in crypto gambling industry. In case of new ones, I will wait for it to grow first or if there's something that attracts me, I will play with the risks.

- Fair and square

- Good interface and user friendly.

- Smooth , clean and no lag.

- No sh*t registration. Email, Password should be enough.

- Great trust approval by the community.

- Fast phase of deposit and withdrawal.

- Quick support response. This will be based from community response.

Trust is really hard to achieved so I guessed a popular ones will not waste their effort to make their site popular. Meaning choosing a reputable one will minimize the risks of being scammed*. No assurance that everything will be fine at the end but it's way better to minimize the risks.

[shield132]

Firstly a good casino must be trustworthy and fair. You have to check age of website and scam accusation threads on bitcointalk (I talk about bitcoin based casinos). Check their profile, trust rating. If you think they are trustworthy with some experience in gambling (website is more than 2 years old), then next turn is to read rules, after you agree, check speed of betting, connection while playing slots and etc. What can I add more? Oh, see how supportive they are

[leowonderful]

A system to verify if a roll or game was legitimate is a top priority for me, among others like support speed, site navigability, speed, and deposit times. I'm okay with registration and all, as I often clear my cookies and I don't remember or copy down those darn login URLs often.

Multiple coins available to be deposited is another one high up on my list of things to look for in an online casino. Should another spam attack happen, I don't want to be paying several dollars to get a transaction processed quickly. Things are much calmer now, but it's good to prepare for the future.

I hardly trust casino review sites anymore and I mostly just look at forum posts here instead. I know most reviews are paid for by the casinos themselves and are usually very positively biased; I no longer trust such review sites.

[NotAnExit]

So are you wanting to make a game, or play a new crypto game ?

[Kakmakr]

I look at the variety of games on offer first, because I get bored very quickly. I think the only games that really draw my attention was the casinos with games that was unique. A lot of casinos are just offering the same games and then I look at the house edge, to see where my $1 can give me more spins.

I usually stay a little longer if they have some sort of gambler communication channel, because I like to share tactics and just chill with other people that enjoys gambling too.

24/7 Customer support is not even negotiable, because I hate problems, when I just want to chill out with a glass of wine and a few hours of gambling. 

[kryptqnick]

Briefly I want to identify some of the ways that I use myself. I believe that one way to define honesty is through independent sources. Many people read reviews on websites, watch ratings and so on. Thanks to this, of course, you can determine for yourself the truthful site. But sometimes it's just marketing. Analysis and opinions of other players is a sure way to find an honest casino, but not all people trust the comments of others. That's why I like it when there is a chat for players directly on the site. We see how many players are sitting right now, what they talk about, we can ask something, etc. Also, real online casinos regularly hold promotions, lotteries and so on for their players. The ratings of the players and their achievements should be present in a casino, too. All this is partly marketing, but also positive in terms of transparency for other users.

Of course, among experienced players the most popular are casinos with the ability to check the results, it is logical and for this people have created a blockchain. I suggest each of you to share your experience and advices on what criteria a good casino should be chosen.

Rates on various websites is a good choice theoretically, but I don't believe in them, because a lot of people put some noname sites in the top because of getting payed for doing so. To me the best way to find a good casino is to scroll gambling section on bitcointalk, take a look at the casinos with signature campaigns that have positive trusted official accounts. Another attractive choice is casinos based on smart contracts. This way any trust risk is eliminated, but I believe that these casinos are pretty weak and expensive for now, so trusted members it is.

[rolleth.io]

Firstly a good casino must be trustworthy and fair. You have to check age of website and scam accusation threads on bitcointalk (I talk about bitcoin based casinos). Check their profile, trust rating. If you think they are trustworthy with some experience in gambling (website is more than 2 years old), then next turn is to read rules, after you agree, check speed of betting, connection while playing slots and etc. What can I add more? Oh, see how supportive they are

Agree with you about trustworthy and fair! But i want to ask, what if the casino is young (website is less than 2 years old), but you like it, would you try the game to test their honesty?

[rolleth.io]

I'll keep it short:

Fairness
Transparency
Anonymity (no KYC bullshit to be able to withdraw)
House Edge
Community
Support

Absolutely right! I think KYC casino may ask for the big wins (more than 5 ETH for example), that's a normal practice. But some casinos ask it when you register to avoid bots and other fraud. 

[rolleth.io]

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My criteria:

- It should be popular and already established a good name in crypto gambling industry. In case of new ones, I will wait for it to grow first or if there's something that attracts me, I will play with the risks.

- Fair and square

- Good interface and user friendly.

- Smooth , clean and no lag.

- No sh*t registration. Email, Password should be enough.

- Great trust approval by the community.

- Fast phase of deposit and withdrawal.

- Quick support response. This will be based from community response.

Trust is really hard to achieved so I guessed a popular ones will not waste their effort to make their site popular. Meaning choosing a reputable one will minimize the risks of being scammed*. No assurance that everything will be fine at the end but it's way better to minimize the risks.

Popular ones make a great promo at the first time to became popular Any of them was unpopular when they came to the market, and make a great effort to become good, also with help of their community that give them feedback!

[rolleth.io]

A system to verify if a roll or game was legitimate is a top priority for me, among others like support speed, site navigability, speed, and deposit times. I'm okay with registration and all, as I often clear my cookies and I don't remember or copy down those darn login URLs often.

Multiple coins available to be deposited is another one high up on my list of things to look for in an online casino. Should another spam attack happen, I don't want to be paying several dollars to get a transaction processed quickly. Things are much calmer now, but it's good to prepare for the future.

I hardly trust casino review sites anymore and I mostly just look at forum posts here instead. I know most reviews are paid for by the casinos themselves and are usually very positively biased; I no longer trust such review sites.

I think that any review and rating is a commerce, but at the first time it helps to make casino more popular and attract attention to the product to get feedback. 

[rolleth.io]

So are you wanting to make a game, or play a new crypto game ?

I want to play good crypto game

[rolleth.io]

I look at the variety of games on offer first, because I get bored very quickly. I think the only games that really draw my attention was the casinos with games that was unique. A lot of casinos are just offering the same games and then I look at the house edge, to see where my $1 can give me more spins.

I usually stay a little longer if they have some sort of gambler communication channel, because I like to share tactics and just chill with other people that enjoys gambling too.

24/7 Customer support is not even negotiable, because I hate problems, when I just want to chill out with a glass of wine and a few hours of gambling. 

Can you give an example of an unusual game that you like?

[rolleth.io]

Briefly I want to identify some of the ways that I use myself. I believe that one way to define honesty is through independent sources. Many people read reviews on websites, watch ratings and so on. Thanks to this, of course, you can determine for yourself the truthful site. But sometimes it's just marketing. Analysis and opinions of other players is a sure way to find an honest casino, but not all people trust the comments of others. That's why I like it when there is a chat for players directly on the site. We see how many players are sitting right now, what they talk about, we can ask something, etc. Also, real online casinos regularly hold promotions, lotteries and so on for their players. The ratings of the players and their achievements should be present in a casino, too. All this is partly marketing, but also positive in terms of transparency for other users.

Of course, among experienced players the most popular are casinos with the ability to check the results, it is logical and for this people have created a blockchain. I suggest each of you to share your experience and advices on what criteria a good casino should be chosen.

Rates on various websites is a good choice theoretically, but I don't believe in them, because a lot of people put some noname sites in the top because of getting payed for doing so. To me the best way to find a good casino is to scroll gambling section on bitcointalk, take a look at the casinos with signature campaigns that have positive trusted official accounts. Another attractive choice is casinos based on smart contracts. This way any trust risk is eliminated, but I believe that these casinos are pretty weak and expensive for now, so trusted members it is.

Yeah, smart contracts is good for their opportunity to check the results. Why do you think that this casinos are expensive now?

[rolleth.io]

Haдo быть бoлee oбдyмaнным.

Can you tell a little more about it?

[chris200x9]

Agree with you about trustworthy and fair! But i want to ask, what if the casino is young (website is less than 2 years old), but you like it, would you try the game to test their honesty?

Two years is not a small period. Many things can change within two years so if a site runs without any major issues for two years then I will trust those sites for sure. But I prefer to read the feedbacks in a forum instead of any sites because those site reviews may be paid one so we can't trust those ratings. If they provide a good support, quicky payments and fairness can attract many players to the site.

[eternalgloom]

Can't fully answer that question, since I don't really look for other casinos anymore, but I can share how I ended up at the current one I'm playing on.
I think I had discovered Crypto-Games back in 2014 or 2015, after reading about them here on the forum.

Back then I was interested because they offered interesting investment opportunities for different altcoins.
After some research about their provably fair system and the user experiences, I decided to take a chance and invest a little bit.

Now my investment days are long gone, so I just play there from time to time. Their proven track record is what keeps me there, as well as the great community.

[rickadone]

Well, "good" is dependent on what you want from a casino. If you mean good in a house edge way than you will have to try to calculate which casinos offer the best house edge.

If you mean good as in entertainment value, than you need to find a casino with bunch of features that makes the games more than what it is at default, things they add to make it more entertaining. To me when I try to select a casino I do not care for any of that, I just care if a casino is trustworthy and won't scam me. That is all I care, play a fair game on a trusted known website. I usually play at bitsler because lets be honest devs have been around for years and have always been the trusted amazing owners.

[harizen]

But i want to ask, what if the casino is young (website is less than 2 years old), but you like it, would you try the game to test their honesty?

It will now be based on how the website performed in span of 2 years.

Some of the references might be:

Did they able to achieved some of the gamblers expectation?
Did they managed to build up a community?
Did they managed to run the site without any major problems?

2 years span is enough to test the honesty of the site. However in my case, if those references above are not met but I really want to try the game, then I will risk a small amount for first try.