[GUIDE] 10 complete steps for new casino into this forum

[Fortify]

8. Get a gambling license.
Many people doesn't like to submit KYC, but they're prefer a casino having license even KYC is mandatory rather than a casino doesn't have license but offer no KYC. This because no KYC casino doesn't offer promotions due to easily to abuse, unlike a KYC casino will have various promotions. Of course you shouldn't ask KYC to anyone as long as they're not abusing your casino. You also shouldn't allow someone can deposit but they need to submit KYC to able withdraw the funds, this is worst.

9. Active on forum.
It doesn't mean you need to active 24/7, you can active once a day, once in every three days or even once a week. You need to be active since many members will ask some questions related to your casino or some people have a problem with your casino. If you ignored their problems, many people will have bad impression on your casino.

10. Don't try to use paid shills or bumping service.
Having a thread shown in the first page or even first row will make your casino will be visible to anyone which visited gambling board. But don't try to use paid shills or bumping service to make your thread remain on the first row, this isn't good advertisement and many people will think your casino is scummy or rug pull project, don't try to abuse this forum system.

I think there is some flexibility with the first two points. People sometimes overestimate the important of a gambling license at some of these jurisdictions, it means very little - it's a paid mascot often with no regulator to help the customers which is why people would have any faith in them in the first place, basically an illusion of security. If you're a casino owner it helps to be active on the forum and you do need to resolve any allegations of impropriety, however you can also pay others to do a lot of this for you. On the last point, it is amazing how some casino operators think they're being sneaky with shills but it leaves an obvious trail and is identifiable over time - definitely one thing to avoid, little gain for major downside potential.

[milewilda]

To the casino would like to promote here I guess they need to make sure they are on the proper board to make sure the answer of their question is related to the response of the member, one of the best is to make a good reputation here in the forum such as creating their banners, what are their objectives to easier to make insight to the members if they are good to use or not, next if they make a good quality service is releasing signature is one of the best so many members will make an option to play a gambling, most of the known casino here too using an event as the different contest can be done like an art contest, and etc.

Marketing should be standard not only on this industry but also in other industries as well on which exposure is a must but the most important thing is on what the site is offering about and
also design/UI/UX would really be crucial when it comes to overall possible success that you could get into this market. Exposure would be useless if the site offering and appearance
isnt really that good thats why you should really be putting emphasis or focus on this one.

[TimeTeller]

To the casino would like to promote here I guess they need to make sure they are on the proper board to make sure the answer of their question is related to the response of the member, one of the best is to make a good reputation here in the forum such as creating their banners, what are their objectives to easier to make insight to the members if they are good to use or not, next if they make a good quality service is releasing signature is one of the best so many members will make an option to play a gambling, most of the known casino here too using an event as the different contest can be done like an art contest, and etc.

Marketing should be standard not only on this industry but also in other industries as well on which exposure is a must but the most important thing is on what the site is offering about and
also design/UI/UX would really be crucial when it comes to overall possible success that you could get into this market. Exposure would be useless if the site offering and appearance
isnt really that good thats why you should really be putting emphasis or focus on this one.

It is worth to promote a casino or any project if the platform itself is ready.
But if the casino is still in the development stage and still a lot of things to be fix on the site, promotion is just useless.
It will create negative impression and some may won't try the site if they have bad experience with it.
A sincere casino will make sure they are launching a pretty decent site ready for the traffic.

[Mahanton]

To the casino would like to promote here I guess they need to make sure they are on the proper board to make sure the answer of their question is related to the response of the member, one of the best is to make a good reputation here in the forum such as creating their banners, what are their objectives to easier to make insight to the members if they are good to use or not, next if they make a good quality service is releasing signature is one of the best so many members will make an option to play a gambling, most of the known casino here too using an event as the different contest can be done like an art contest, and etc.

Marketing should be standard not only on this industry but also in other industries as well on which exposure is a must but the most important thing is on what the site is offering about and
also design/UI/UX would really be crucial when it comes to overall possible success that you could get into this market. Exposure would be useless if the site offering and appearance
isnt really that good thats why you should really be putting emphasis or focus on this one.

It is worth to promote a casino or any project if the platform itself is ready.
But if the casino is still in the development stage and still a lot of things to be fix on the site, promotion is just useless.
It will create negative impression and some may won't try the site if they have bad experience with it.
A sincere casino will make sure they are launching a pretty decent site ready for the traffic.

I have seen several sites do make out some launching but it wasnt still completed or havent finished up yet which it is true that
instead they would get some good feedbacks they would rather get negative ones which it is really just common sense that they do
need to finish it up first before launching because it would really be still prone to bugs plus the design isnt really still good to look at.
Dont know on where they do get this kind of mindset on launching up too early.

[traderethereum]

I have seen several sites do make out some launching but it wasnt still completed or havent finished up yet which it is true that
instead they would get some good feedbacks they would rather get negative ones which it is really just common sense that they do
need to finish it up first before launching because it would really be still prone to bugs plus the design isnt really still good to look at.
Dont know on where they do get this kind of mindset on launching up too early.

It looks like they need to change their strategy because if other sites do the same, they will find it difficult to thrive.
Maybe they can invite a few people to see their site before it launches so they can know if it's worth launching or if there's something else that needs improvement.
It would be better because they can get suggestions to provide comfort for its users.
But, if the site is 90% ready, I guess it's fine to launch here and they will most likely get some good feedback and, of course, all sorts of suggestions.
And if they can follow those suggestions, I'm sure their site will thrive too.

[Shamm]

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6, 2, 3, and 1 are very important things does an owner of a casino/ or site has before they post it here. Like you said introducing a casino/ gambling site is not a joke, so they need to finish and have a good capital to start their casino. And to introduce it here they must buy a copper membership first in order to post an image to made their ann thread a formal announcement thread.

[timerland]

I completely agree with this guide.

It is really valuable for anyone looking to start in this space because I see so many projects that are undercapitalized and starting out these days.

It's simply unfeasible for people to be able to copy templates and expect actual clients to sign up to their site. Sure, this would have worked back in 2012, but not a decade later. People also seem to not realize that building trust is instrumental in starting out a new casino, and it's often good to show a proof of reserve.

[VanityWallets2015]

This is a really good guides for people who are trying to open up their gambling site because sometimes they miss some important parts which ruined their business at early stage because I see most of the new provably fair developers would setup their gambling site without plans and ruin their business in less than a year that's why it is important to consider all things including the promotion, bankrolls and legality.

[wxa7115]

I would probably have to disagree with you on the matter of what you need first, in order to start your casino. You need funds to start anything. Without funds, you have no team, no marketing, no anything. So securing people who would invest their time and money on you is hard. Its easier to convince a team of people to join your project if you have seed capital. Nobody is going to convinced by a guy with amazing promises and equity offers.

Thats really the hard part. Getting the first money.

To start any business you need funds there is no denial in that but if you have a team and willing to take the part of their salary from the profits then you can start with minimal funds. If you don't have a team or don't have funds to hire the required team then what you are saying will be relevant, get the money first before starting the business.

It is true that many billion dollar businesses and industries have been born this way, and a perfect example of this is bitcoin, as far as we know Satoshi did everything on his own without any financial support and now the whole market is worth 1.75 trillion dollars.

However there are businesses that require a significant amount of starting capital, and casinos are one of those businesses, this is because even if you could do everything on your own you still need enough capital so you can pay your customers in the case they win big at your casino.

[Mahanton]

I have seen several sites do make out some launching but it wasnt still completed or havent finished up yet which it is true that
instead they would get some good feedbacks they would rather get negative ones which it is really just common sense that they do
need to finish it up first before launching because it would really be still prone to bugs plus the design isnt really still good to look at.
Dont know on where they do get this kind of mindset on launching up too early.

It looks like they need to change their strategy because if other sites do the same, they will find it difficult to thrive.
Maybe they can invite a few people to see their site before it launches so they can know if it's worth launching or if there's something else that needs improvement.
It would be better because they can get suggestions to provide comfort for its users.
But, if the site is 90% ready, I guess it's fine to launch here and they will most likely get some good feedback and, of course, all sorts of suggestions.
And if they can follow those suggestions, I'm sure their site will thrive too.

Some sites might be considering on launching early which is truly their intention on which the community could give out some feedbacks which key
areas do really need out  some improvement which it is also a considerable step for someone to run up some business but we know that it is
much preferable if we do directly engage or play on a site which is 100% be done or complete and having some minimal issues as possible.

[Findingnemo]

I would probably have to disagree with you on the matter of what you need first, in order to start your casino. You need funds to start anything. Without funds, you have no team, no marketing, no anything. So securing people who would invest their time and money on you is hard. Its easier to convince a team of people to join your project if you have seed capital. Nobody is going to convinced by a guy with amazing promises and equity offers.

Thats really the hard part. Getting the first money.

To start any business you need funds there is no denial in that but if you have a team and willing to take the part of their salary from the profits then you can start with minimal funds. If you don't have a team or don't have funds to hire the required team then what you are saying will be relevant, get the money first before starting the business.

It is true that many billion dollar businesses and industries have been born this way, and a perfect example of this is bitcoin, as far as we know Satoshi did everything on his own without any financial support and now the whole market is worth 1.75 trillion dollars.

However there are businesses that require a significant amount of starting capital, and casinos are one of those businesses, this is because even if you could do everything on your own you still need enough capital so you can pay your customers in the case they win big at your casino.

Bitcoin os neither a company nor a business so I don't want to compare it with busines but we have lot other examples even Google can be the best example and Amazon both started from scratch with very minimum capital but now became the biggest companies of thid world.

Ofcourse you need atleast few hundred thousand dollars to start casino then only you can attract people by introducing more promotion and contest.

[Haunebu]

Just stumbled onto this thread and I am impressed with the manner in which you presented so much useful information op. You clearly did your research. This particular thread needs to be stickied in the gambling board in my opinion.

Many crypto gambling sites fail primarily because they don't follow most of the steps that you highlighted effectively and efficiently.

[traderethereum]

I have seen several sites do make out some launching but it wasnt still completed or havent finished up yet which it is true that
instead they would get some good feedbacks they would rather get negative ones which it is really just common sense that they do
need to finish it up first before launching because it would really be still prone to bugs plus the design isnt really still good to look at.
Dont know on where they do get this kind of mindset on launching up too early.

It looks like they need to change their strategy because if other sites do the same, they will find it difficult to thrive.
Maybe they can invite a few people to see their site before it launches so they can know if it's worth launching or if there's something else that needs improvement.
It would be better because they can get suggestions to provide comfort for its users.
But, if the site is 90% ready, I guess it's fine to launch here and they will most likely get some good feedback and, of course, all sorts of suggestions.
And if they can follow those suggestions, I'm sure their site will thrive too.

Some sites might be considering on launching early which is truly their intention on which the community could give out some feedbacks which key
areas do really need out  some improvement which it is also a considerable step for someone to run up some business but we know that it is
much preferable if we do directly engage or play on a site which is 100% be done or complete and having some minimal issues as possible.

If their consideration is to get feedback, I think it means a lot to them, as long as they can give good results after they get feedback from us.
We have seen several newly launched gambling sites and many of us give advice to them and many of those gambling sites can fix what is lacking, add something that can be useful for the site and its members, and so on.
That is one example of a gambling site that pays attention to suggestions, input, and criticism from us to improve their performance and compete with other gambling sites.

[stepwilli]

This is a really good guides for people who are trying to open up their gambling site because sometimes they miss some important parts which ruined their business at early stage because I see most of the new provably fair developers would setup their gambling site without plans and ruin their business in less than a year that's why it is important to consider all things including the promotion, bankrolls and legality.

Provably fair developers? but majority of the new gambling sites are not even provably fair or they are only lying and claims that their site is provably fair but it's actually not because it can be checked out easily by using some tools or so called verifiers.

I do not know if what is the background of the op but he does a good job here on listing the things that is needed for a new gambling site. He seems to think better and more serious than those who are owning a gambling site or is planning on creating one. It's okay if a new gambling site miss some things because they are still new anyway but they can always improve overtime if they are dedicated.

[stomachgrowls]

Just stumbled onto this thread and I am impressed with the manner in which you presented so much useful information op. You clearly did your research. This particular thread needs to be stickied in the gambling board in my opinion.

Many crypto gambling sites fail primarily because they don't follow most of the steps that you highlighted effectively and efficiently.

Not that really necessary because as a business owner then it would really be just a standard thing that you would really need to put focus into these factors specially on marketing but of course it would

really be that much depending on the total operability of your site whether its 100% or still incomplete because there are times which sites do launch without being that fully developed
which is a bummer. It is not necessary for this information to be stickied out because it is part of your responsibility on finding out things what are the things that would be
good for your business.

[ScamViruS]

The biggest problem a new gambler faces when it comes to gambling is how to find a trusted gambling website. For various reasons, they are not aware of the things to look for in order to find a trusted website for a new gambler. As a result, bad reputation gambling websites are still running their business without any problems. However, if a player reads your information, he will not fall into the trap of those bad reputation websites. This thread will be helpful for many crypto gamblers.

[Mahanton]

I have seen several sites do make out some launching but it wasnt still completed or havent finished up yet which it is true that
instead they would get some good feedbacks they would rather get negative ones which it is really just common sense that they do
need to finish it up first before launching because it would really be still prone to bugs plus the design isnt really still good to look at.
Dont know on where they do get this kind of mindset on launching up too early.

It looks like they need to change their strategy because if other sites do the same, they will find it difficult to thrive.
Maybe they can invite a few people to see their site before it launches so they can know if it's worth launching or if there's something else that needs improvement.
It would be better because they can get suggestions to provide comfort for its users.
But, if the site is 90% ready, I guess it's fine to launch here and they will most likely get some good feedback and, of course, all sorts of suggestions.
And if they can follow those suggestions, I'm sure their site will thrive too.

Some sites might be considering on launching early which is truly their intention on which the community could give out some feedbacks which key
areas do really need out  some improvement which it is also a considerable step for someone to run up some business but we know that it is
much preferable if we do directly engage or play on a site which is 100% be done or complete and having some minimal issues as possible.

If their consideration is to get feedback, I think it means a lot to them, as long as they can give good results after they get feedback from us.
We have seen several newly launched gambling sites and many of us give advice to them and many of those gambling sites can fix what is lacking, add something that can be useful for the site and its members, and so on.
That is one example of a gambling site that pays attention to suggestions, input, and criticism from us to improve their performance and compete with other gambling sites.

There are still sites who do still fail on getting up users despite on listening on what the community is been suggesting or advising on because overall will really matter on total demand.
Have seen some of the sites do succeed out and some of them fail to do so thats why its not an assurance of success but somewhat it is recommendable that you would launch your site
in full scale rather than on being incomplete but we know that nothing is perfect when it comes to this.

[traderethereum]

There are still sites who do still fail on getting up users despite on listening on what the community is been suggesting or advising on because overall will really matter on total demand.
Have seen some of the sites do succeed out and some of them fail to do so thats why its not an assurance of success but somewhat it is recommendable that you would launch your site
in full scale rather than on being incomplete but we know that nothing is perfect when it comes to this.

Yes, you are right. Maybe it's because there was a misunderstanding between the team that worked on it and the one who suggested it didn't work.
At the very least, our suggestions can help the site get or improve its performance in the promotion and, of course, provide opportunities for them to get more members.
Suggestions and criticisms will make the site grow because the site can pay attention to what is missing and what needs to be added.
But I believe that if the team really does a good job and always pays attention to suggestions from others, they will surely see the site develop in the future and remember that time will tell.

[magneto]

This post should be stickied.

So many new casinos lately and I haven't seen a lot of quality projects (perhaps one out of every 10 new ones).

A lot of amateur operators think that it is possible to have a functional site that attracts real players with no upfront bankroll investment and no customer service. This is not going to work in 2022 with so many corporate competitors that have been around for a decade or more.

New operators: understand that the space is incredibly hard to disrupt and you need to put in effort to attract any sort of client base.

[Haunebu]

It is not necessary for this information to be stickied out because it is part of your responsibility on finding out things what are the things that would be
good for your business.

You are contradicting yourself here. It's way easier for business owners to complete their research and learn useful information if this particular thread gets stickied which is why I suggested doing the same in my previous post.

New operators: understand that the space is incredibly hard to disrupt and you need to put in effort to attract any sort of client base.

Exactly. This market is slowly and steadily getting saturated due to which it's becoming more and more difficult for new crypto gambling sites to take off successfully.