What are the most important features of an online crypto casino?

[goinmerry]

I think Every process need to Online Crypto casino.we need to follow every important features in crypto casino. But most important in crypto casino is some features like.

Security, Withdrawal limit,Customers service, Bonuse and offer and variety of cryptocurrency.

You've just mentioned almost all of them.

All of them really are important features but it's like having a favoritism on which what you think is the one that's the most important of them all. Everyone has points on why it should be the most important thing in a casino.

Security, bonuses and offer and customer service. They're likely the ones that's being mentioned by the majority.

Actually, others don't mind the bonus and offer as a priority thing they are looking for as long as the security is tight and can't be breached easily by those who will attempt to hack the system. Security is really a big issue, not just in gambling sites but also in exchange. Since we care for our money and crypto-sites are always targeted by hackers, we are looking forward to each site's best security that they can execute.

Unless there will be an inside job, we are now doomed. In that situation, I hope gambling sites will still respond in a good way that can cover what's lost. Just stating the worst-case scenario here.

[btc78]

What took my attention mostly is the  chatroom , i try to check deeper on how they are managing answering the chats and also the claims.

next is the bonuses offered that legit and giving the players constantly .

next is the advertising strategy, the more the site is willing to spend money for advertising is the more they look legit for me.

[madnessteat]

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I do not think that advertising activity can somehow be correlated with the legality of the gambling site. There are many gambling sites that have a controversial reputation and continue to arrange various bonus programs for users. In my opinion, it is better to pay attention to the reputation as it is quite difficult to earn and very easy to lose even in case of a few small cases of unfair play.

[xSkylarx]

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I do not think that advertising activity can somehow be correlated with the legality of the gambling site. There are many gambling sites that have a controversial reputation and continue to arrange various bonus programs for users. In my opinion, it is better to pay attention to the reputation as it is quite difficult to earn and very easy to lose even in case of a few small cases of unfair play.

Well, if we are talking about reputation, it is extremely difficult to earn, but reviews are something that can easily be purchased online. Because there are so many reputable sites, reputation is no longer the most important factor to consider. Instead, we should look for new innovations or slightly different features such as bonuses and quick withdrawals. Since those who are new to the gambling site have a lot of benefits to offer its users, reputation alone will not be enough to keep the site afloat.

[KTChampions]

discussion about KYC is an eternal discussion, all answers are right and wrong because good or bad KYC rules depend from which side you look at it.  for me personally KYC is a bad thing and does not guarantee that the casino has high security.

It's quite funny to see how this all-important issue is ignored by the casino representative (there is nothing about KYC in the poll, although most of the participants in the discussion mention it). I understand that, on the one hand, the casino is under pressure from regulators, and on the other hand, under pressure from gamblers, but it’s still funny to observe such an effect. It's like the "if I ignore this maybe it will go away" meme 

[madnessteat]

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I do not think that advertising activity can somehow be correlated with the legality of the gambling site. There are many gambling sites that have a controversial reputation and continue to arrange various bonus programs for users. In my opinion, it is better to pay attention to the reputation as it is quite difficult to earn and very easy to lose even in case of a few small cases of unfair play.

Well, if we are talking about reputation, it is extremely difficult to earn, but reviews are something that can easily be purchased online. Because there are so many reputable sites, reputation is no longer the most important factor to consider. Instead, we should look for new innovations or slightly different features such as bonuses and quick withdrawals. Since those who are new to the gambling site have a lot of benefits to offer its users, reputation alone will not be enough to keep the site afloat.

I get the impression that you win at the casino every day and withdraw funds if you care so much about the speed of withdrawal. Personally, I come to the casino to lose money and enjoy the game. On the rare occasions when I manage to win the least I think is how long it will take from the withdrawal of funds to their appearance in my wallet.

[ralle14]

Well, if we are talking about reputation, it is extremely difficult to earn, but reviews are something that can easily be purchased online. Because there are so many reputable sites, reputation is no longer the most important factor to consider. Instead, we should look for new innovations or slightly different features such as bonuses and quick withdrawals. Since those who are new to the gambling site have a lot of benefits to offer its users, reputation alone will not be enough to keep the site afloat.

I somewhat agree but I think it depends on the options available because back then I used to value bonuses as well but the downside to it is that i'm only limited to a bunch of casinos as the reputable ones are somewhere between 5-10 but nowadays there's a lot to choose from so reputation becomes less of a priority and at the same time we try and stick with the best gambling site that will provide the best value out of our money. The bonuses are more of an incentive rather than innovation as there are so many casinos and sportsbooks offering nearly the same promotion (wagering contests, raffle, predictions, etc) but there's one casino that's always leading the competition as they offer the best reward possible.

[Silberman]

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I do not think that advertising activity can somehow be correlated with the legality of the gambling site. There are many gambling sites that have a controversial reputation and continue to arrange various bonus programs for users. In my opinion, it is better to pay attention to the reputation as it is quite difficult to earn and very easy to lose even in case of a few small cases of unfair play.

I think the same, while a heavy marketing campaign indicates a focus in that area from the casino it does not necessarily mean that is legitimate, as scammers could be bidding their time and act as honest people until they can get a whale to play on their casino and then scam them, so a heavy marketing strategy does not tell us if the people behind the casino will actually honor the bets you place at that casino.

[Lanatsa]

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I do not think that advertising activity can somehow be correlated with the legality of the gambling site. There are many gambling sites that have a controversial reputation and continue to arrange various bonus programs for users. In my opinion, it is better to pay attention to the reputation as it is quite difficult to earn and very easy to lose even in case of a few small cases of unfair play.

I think the same, while a heavy marketing campaign indicates a focus in that area from the casino it does not necessarily mean that is legitimate, as scammers could be bidding their time and act as honest people until they can get a whale to play on their casino and then scam them, so a heavy marketing strategy does not tell us if the people behind the casino will actually honor the bets you place at that casino.

But you would really be having thoughts on the first place and might believe that you are dealing with a legit site on which they are really putting some good allocation for marketing which it cant really be

avoided on having those kind of impressions which you do normally felt at first but you should mind that this isn't only the thing or factor needed for you to assure about legitimacy because
it wont really be completed out if other factors aren't present specially in talks about overall user experience which as simple as site design and interface which
you could able to point out directly on first engagement.

[toast]

There are many functions in a casino. I would say the limits are high enough, good customer service and fast payouts. And above all, no excuses to keep postponing payouts, just like that annoying KYC that many casinos abuse to gain time. You see that more and more. There is also a difference between a sportsbook and a casino of course. I thin the casino games are fixed limits by the providers.

[sunsilk]

I think Every process need to Online Crypto casino.we need to follow every important features in crypto casino. But most important in crypto casino is some features like.

Security, Withdrawal limit,Customers service, Bonuse and offer and variety of cryptocurrency.

You've just mentioned almost all of them.

All of them really are important features but it's like having a favoritism on which what you think is the one that's the most important of them all. Everyone has points on why it should be the most important thing in a casino.

Security, bonuses and offer and customer service. They're likely the ones that's being mentioned by the majority.

Actually, others don't mind the bonus and offer as a priority thing they are looking for as long as the security is tight and can't be breached easily by those who will attempt to hack the system. Security is really a big issue, not just in gambling sites but also in exchange. Since we care for our money and crypto-sites are always targeted by hackers, we are looking forward to each site's best security that they can execute.

Unless there will be an inside job, we are now doomed. In that situation, I hope gambling sites will still respond in a good way that can cover what's lost. Just stating the worst-case scenario here.

It's actually the other way around. We are the ones that are concerned with the security but there are the others that don't really care about it and more turned into the bonuses because that's what they're looking for.

That's no longer a factor to them if they're trusting the casino that they've chosen. So it's already given to them that casino is already secured and has tight security which makes them confident that it's no longer an issue. Which means, that the next thing for them to be focused is with what they offer with the bonuses.

[Saisher]

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I do not think that advertising activity can somehow be correlated with the legality of the gambling site. There are many gambling sites that have a controversial reputation and continue to arrange various bonus programs for users. In my opinion, it is better to pay attention to the reputation as it is quite difficult to earn and very easy to lose even in case of a few small cases of unfair play.

I think the same, while a heavy marketing campaign indicates a focus in that area from the casino it does not necessarily mean that is legitimate, as scammers could be bidding their time and act as honest people until they can get a whale to play on their casino and then scam them, so a heavy marketing strategy does not tell us if the people behind the casino will actually honor the bets you place at that casino.

I'm on you that heavy marketing is not part of a casino being good and worthy to play, we have seen that actually happening now one casino having massive marketing but at the same time having a lot of complaints from their players, players should always do their research, not all that glitters is gold always check independent reviews to see if the online casino is worth playing and what are the issues that confronts past and present.

[dunfida]

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I do not think that advertising activity can somehow be correlated with the legality of the gambling site. There are many gambling sites that have a controversial reputation and continue to arrange various bonus programs for users. In my opinion, it is better to pay attention to the reputation as it is quite difficult to earn and very easy to lose even in case of a few small cases of unfair play.

I think the same, while a heavy marketing campaign indicates a focus in that area from the casino it does not necessarily mean that is legitimate, as scammers could be bidding their time and act as honest people until they can get a whale to play on their casino and then scam them, so a heavy marketing strategy does not tell us if the people behind the casino will actually honor the bets you place at that casino.

I'm on you that heavy marketing is not part of a casino being good and worthy to play, we have seen that actually happening now one casino having massive marketing but at the same time having a lot of complaints from their players, players should always do their research, not all that glitters is gold always check independent reviews to see if the online casino is worth playing and what are the issues that confronts past and present.

You mean 1xbit? 
Yeah it is true that the are quite generous when it comes to budget of their marketing which it is true that having good research would always be the key and solid marketing isnt a good indication or basis in regards to
your decisions whether you do trust it or not. All of factors needed will really be intact or can be seen on popular gambling site nowadays which features would normally be seen and its the reason
on why they are leading on industry as of today.

[AicecreaME]

payout speed depends on the network and miner chain but one thing to consider is instant payout ,strength of licensing it's very clear it has to exist ,responsiveness to complaints ,bonuses & offers tournament competition etc ,security most mandatory for an online casino
if possible would suggest this ,can exchange coin to another on the web gambling it will be very helpful for gamblers who want instant exchange

Now that you've mentioned it, it appears that sometimes people tend to overlook the importance of the license of a casino during surveys like these. I agree it has to exist and a casino must really possess it to be able to operate because having a license means that they are capable and will be responsible casino gambling owner and is following the set guidelines. License means they have undergone a thoroughly checked which means they have passed the standards and complied with all the requirements needed to operate. Every casino certainly should be licensed, however, it isn't always the case because some are still able to operate without a license or even with an expired one. Hopefully, it would be prioritized by the authorities to address problems such as having unlicensed casinos operating because most problems usually stem because of this.

[Taskford]

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I do not think that advertising activity can somehow be correlated with the legality of the gambling site. There are many gambling sites that have a controversial reputation and continue to arrange various bonus programs for users. In my opinion, it is better to pay attention to the reputation as it is quite difficult to earn and very easy to lose even in case of a few small cases of unfair play.

I think the same, while a heavy marketing campaign indicates a focus in that area from the casino it does not necessarily mean that is legitimate, as scammers could be bidding their time and act as honest people until they can get a whale to play on their casino and then scam them, so a heavy marketing strategy does not tell us if the people behind the casino will actually honor the bets you place at that casino.

I'm on you that heavy marketing is not part of a casino being good and worthy to play, we have seen that actually happening now one casino having massive marketing but at the same time having a lot of complaints from their players, players should always do their research, not all that glitters is gold always check independent reviews to see if the online casino is worth playing and what are the issues that confronts past and present.

You mean 1xbit? 
Yeah it is true that the are quite generous when it comes to budget of their marketing which it is true that having good research would always be the key and solid marketing isnt a good indication or basis in regards to
your decisions whether you do trust it or not.

1xbit? Generous? They intend to spend more now on their marketing because almost all of the users here are now avoiding to play at their casino knowing how bad their reputation is and they are just trying to win back the trust of the people by placing that ads here so I guess its not really good since we still see people get an issue on that casino.

[KTChampions]

I think the same, while a heavy marketing campaign indicates a focus in that area from the casino it does not necessarily mean that is legitimate, as scammers could be bidding their time and act as honest people until they can get a whale to play on their casino and then scam them, so a heavy marketing strategy does not tell us if the people behind the casino will actually honor the bets you place at that casino.

I always thought about such a scenario (and this also applies to exchanges) - first, the project makes the most favorable conditions for users, spends a lot of money (and subsequent profit on advertising), and then, having won trust and collected large funds, deceives everyone. Therefore, even if I trust the project 100%, I do not keep money in its account for a long time.

[bitzizzix]

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I do not think that advertising activity can somehow be correlated with the legality of the gambling site. There are many gambling sites that have a controversial reputation and continue to arrange various bonus programs for users. In my opinion, it is better to pay attention to the reputation as it is quite difficult to earn and very easy to lose even in case of a few small cases of unfair play.

I think the same, while a heavy marketing campaign indicates a focus in that area from the casino it does not necessarily mean that is legitimate, as scammers could be bidding their time and act as honest people until they can get a whale to play on their casino and then scam them, so a heavy marketing strategy does not tell us if the people behind the casino will actually honor the bets you place at that casino.

I'm on you that heavy marketing is not part of a casino being good and worthy to play, we have seen that actually happening now one casino having massive marketing but at the same time having a lot of complaints from their players, players should always do their research, not all that glitters is gold always check independent reviews to see if the online casino is worth playing and what are the issues that confronts past and present.

You mean 1xbit? 
Yeah it is true that the are quite generous when it comes to budget of their marketing which it is true that having good research would always be the key and solid marketing isnt a good indication or basis in regards to
your decisions whether you do trust it or not.

1xbit? Generous? They intend to spend more now on their marketing because almost all of the users here are now avoiding to play at their casino knowing how bad their reputation is and they are just trying to win back the trust of the people by placing that ads here so I guess its not really good since we still see people get an issue on that casino.

Yeah, looks like he's just trying to win back people's trust here and create marketing that looks like he's a good and honest casino site, well maybe those who are new to him or don't know about it will fall into his trap.
The feature of quick response to user complaints is very important in casinos, and the feature of quick response to user complaints is one of the complaints from many users, even the problem is not resolved and ends up being blocked suddenly with a loss.

[Silberman]

I think the same, while a heavy marketing campaign indicates a focus in that area from the casino it does not necessarily mean that is legitimate, as scammers could be bidding their time and act as honest people until they can get a whale to play on their casino and then scam them, so a heavy marketing strategy does not tell us if the people behind the casino will actually honor the bets you place at that casino.

I always thought about such a scenario (and this also applies to exchanges) - first, the project makes the most favorable conditions for users, spends a lot of money (and subsequent profit on advertising), and then, having won trust and collected large funds, deceives everyone. Therefore, even if I trust the project 100%, I do not keep money in its account for a long time.

It happens all the time, I think the newbies call that a rugpull or something but it is nothing but a more elaborate scam, after all the scammer that is happy to scam you for 5 dollars is not really that dangerous, the one that wants to scam you for every single dollar to your name is the one that is really dangerous, and they use a tactic similar to what we describe, this is why we must be very vigilant of every single centralized entity that we use and that we send money to.

[madnessteat]

I think the same, while a heavy marketing campaign indicates a focus in that area from the casino it does not necessarily mean that is legitimate, as scammers could be bidding their time and act as honest people until they can get a whale to play on their casino and then scam them, so a heavy marketing strategy does not tell us if the people behind the casino will actually honor the bets you place at that casino.

I always thought about such a scenario (and this also applies to exchanges) - first, the project makes the most favorable conditions for users, spends a lot of money (and subsequent profit on advertising), and then, having won trust and collected large funds, deceives everyone. Therefore, even if I trust the project 100%, I do not keep money in its account for a long time.

Yes, keeping money in a cryptocurrency exchange or casino is quite a risky activity. Even if the site has never had any problems, it does not mean that they will not appear tomorrow. I also take this situation seriously and try not to keep more than $100-500 in my accounts. This is the amount I'm prepared to lose in case of some unforeseen situations.

[xSkylarx]

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I do not think that advertising activity can somehow be correlated with the legality of the gambling site. There are many gambling sites that have a controversial reputation and continue to arrange various bonus programs for users. In my opinion, it is better to pay attention to the reputation as it is quite difficult to earn and very easy to lose even in case of a few small cases of unfair play.

I think the same, while a heavy marketing campaign indicates a focus in that area from the casino it does not necessarily mean that is legitimate, as scammers could be bidding their time and act as honest people until they can get a whale to play on their casino and then scam them, so a heavy marketing strategy does not tell us if the people behind the casino will actually honor the bets you place at that casino.

I'm on you that heavy marketing is not part of a casino being good and worthy to play, we have seen that actually happening now one casino having massive marketing but at the same time having a lot of complaints from their players, players should always do their research, not all that glitters is gold always check independent reviews to see if the online casino is worth playing and what are the issues that confronts past and present.

To be sure, marketing is simply a strategy to attract customers or users, as this is the only way for them to generate profits. However, if the same is true of customer complaints, then this is an extremely serious issue. Users must conduct their own research in order to determine which website is the best. However, I believe that websites that have been in operation for a long period of time can be trusted; however, if you want to discover new websites, you will need to conduct a great deal of research.