Who Would You Likely Sign Up Under In Casinos

[fortunecrypto]

There is huge money in casino affiliate marketing which is why we have different kinds of sites that are affiliate based but offer a different approach to how they refer new players.

If you are a new player and you would like to sign up to casinos which of the following affiliates you would likely sign up for, vote, and give us your reasons why will you sign up under this kind of affiliates.


* Casino review sites like this one

* Rake Back sites like this one

* Targeted categories in this case provably fair

* Vouch sites like this one

* Signature campaign of course we all know what type are these.

[dothebeats]

I guess I'll be invited if the review is good.

I know that there are a lot of gambling platforms that do paid reviews every now and then but it is one of the most reliable ways to know whether the platform is up to a certain standard or not. Even if the review is quite rigged to the benefit of the casino, you'll still encounter a lot of reviews that goes the other way, and is completely blunt, honest, and true in a lot of aspects. These reviews easily gives you a sneak peek of what to expect on the platform, and that is something important to me if I'm looking to change places for my weekend gambling habits.

[lionheart78]

For a new player that needs to verify the reputation, games, and the about of a casino then I'll probably sign up under the review sites. Since it tackles everything about the casino and how the casino interacts with its player.  It is also worth noting all the information on the review sites since it can give us a hint on the possible experience we may have about the reviewed casino.  There may be rigged reviews out there but we can also find sites that give honor to their works and signing under these honest review sites is a gesture of thanking them for the effort to bring us information about the casino.

[fortunecrypto]

Honest and fair review sites for me, you want to be under a guy who will guide you on what casino to pick so you will not be at loss and you know what to expect from the gambling at the time you sign up because the reviewer already explains everything you need to know about a particular casino, and besides these reviewers are actually playing on these casinos and their reviews are coming from their own experience, so you can relate when you are the one playing.

[pawanjain]

Out of all the options above, the review sites seems more sensible to me because it provides way more information about that particular site than any other option.
All the other options may provide details about what the site is about but review sites provide most of the information about the site such as bonus, promotions, features and games on that site etc...
But at the same time we must make sure that the site is genuine and not a paid one.

[KTChampions]

There is huge money in casino affiliate marketing which is why we have different kinds of sites that are affiliate based but offer a different approach to how they refer new players.

If you are a new player and you would like to sign up to casinos which of the following affiliates you would likely sign up for, vote, and give us your reasons why will you sign up under this kind of affiliates.


* Casino review sites like this one

* Rake Back sites like this one

* Targeted categories in this case provably fair

* Vouch sites like this one

* Signature campaign of course we all know what type are these.

Obviously, I will try to register for the most benefit for myself, but this does not exclude the fact that I will study the sites with casino reviews. After I choose suitable casinos based on the reviews, I will register in order to either get a good welcome bonus right away or an accumulative bonus - rakeback. It's hard to say which path I would take (you need to look at specific numbers) but rakeback seems to be the most profitable thing.

[Wexnident]

Reviews. Or any other thing similar to a vouch to the casino tbh. Signatures like this are mostly something like ads, they just inform us, the consumers of the existence of that specific service, company, or business, they don't really state anything about how it works, is it trusted, is it worth it stuff like that. Reviews on the other hand state the personal experience of users which is rather reliable, even if we do consider how there are paid reviews since you can cross-reference the casino reviews from multiple sources.

[Daltonik]

Review sites are undoubtedly a useful thing, but only at the stage of the initial review of online casinos to create a general idea, but to choose a casino in order to play better there later, it seems to me, following the advice of guarantors who have experience on a specific platform, but how to check the reputation of the guarantors themselves?

[panjul07]

Frankly speaking, I do not like to sign up under a referral link because I think that I'll lose one of my privacy thing.
Lets say I register with your referral link, means that you'll have at least my wager statistic under your referral page.
I do not mean that I will 100% skip such link but I'll be more selective, maybe I'll be interested to register under a referral link if there is a good offer for me as a referral.
If there is no benefit at all, I prefer to register myself directly from the official link of the casino.

[uneng]

I tend to sign up through the link from the person who introduced me to the casino and that made me interested in giving it a try. It can be a review site or more likely a youtube channel. Of course it's more advised to have a rakeback promoter as referrer, but you have to be focused on that purpose since the beginning, otherwise only after you create your account through another links you will notice there is that possibility, and then it's too late, because if you attempt to create a second account to get rakeback you may be flagged as multi account or cheater.

[adzino]

A good casino would already have at least most of the features or rewards that you have mentioned. But depends on lot of things. People that shouldn't just "sign up" based on what they read. Those "vouch sites" and "review" sites mainly gets paid for promoting their casino. Most of them receives a large portion of revenue share, so of course they will only promote casinos that gives them more revenue share (and they will deny this and say that they are "very" neutral. But if you look at their list, you will know that they are getting paid. You will see casinos on their list that has some serious scam accusations here). Don't just sign up because you see that they have high rakeback percentage. Look at the house edge. Most likely they have much higher house edge, hence in the long run, you lose more to them than those casinos with lower house edge.

[Boristhecat]

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If you are a new player and you would like to sign up to casinos which of the following affiliates you would likely sign up for, vote, and give us your reasons why will you sign up under this kind of affiliates.


* Casino review sites like this one

* Rake Back sites like this one

* Targeted categories in this case provably fair

* Vouch sites like this one

* Signature campaign of course we all know what type are these.

I'm not interested in review sites, as I get the necessary information on this forum, plus I'm used to the experience of sites in my country that most of the reviews are fake and you can't rely on them. Therefore, I will join the casino through a referral link if I receive rakeback from this, although it should be sensitive rakeback and not 0.001% of the funds played. If the rakeback does not interest me with its size, then I would rather join via a direct link.

[chaser15]

There's no specific criteria or something. As long as the site seems trustworthy for me, worth trying, have a unique promotions or bonus, active in doing marketing, actively engaging in the community, there's a chance that I will sign-up at those regardless of what site I see those as part of affiliate marketing of that site.

But honestly speaking, since I enter the crypto-gambling, majority of my sign-ups didn't came from affiliated link that can be found on review sites or such related articles, page or blogs. I'm inputting the right URL or search it on Google at most of the cases.

We have different preferences in the first place.

[ethereumhunter]

If I were a new player and wanted to sign up for a casino, maybe I would choose an affiliate based on many people's ratings so I know how the casino thinks many people think. People on this forum will give an honest review of a casino and always advise the casino so that the casino can improve over time. Maybe before I sign up for that casino, I'll visit the ANN of each casino to see what other members have to say.

[ralle14]

My recent casino registration came from the help of reviews so that's where my vote went to, I rely on reviews since they usually offer enough information regarding casinos, and sometimes they'd summarize the experience you'd get after registration so you'd know what to expect after signing up. Also, there are reviews that aren't great as you'll see one review site rate a specific casino much higher while the other review sites have similar ratings that's why relying on certain reviews might not be enough for other gamblers.

[BitcoinPanther]

I would go and sign up under an honest casino reviewer since they took the time to experience the site and share it with us.  Though I know I also need to verify the review since there are lots of bogus review site that is scattered on the internet. 

A good casino would already have at least most of the features or rewards that you have mentioned. But depends on lot of things. People that shouldn't just "sign up" based on what they read. Those "vouch sites" and "review" sites mainly gets paid for promoting their casino. Most of them receives a large portion of revenue share, so of course they will only promote casinos that gives them more revenue share (and they will deny this and say that they are "very" neutral. But if you look at their list, you will know that they are getting paid. You will see casinos on their list that has some serious scam accusations here). Don't just sign up because you see that they have high rakeback percentage. Look at the house edge. Most likely they have much higher house edge, hence in the long run, you lose more to them than those casinos with lower house edge.

True that, and I think a review site can cover these concerns since the site will be reporting about the advantage and disadvantage of every casino, and this house edge will be rated too.

[Oilacris]

I would go for this:
* Casino review sites like this one

You would really be that able to tell that a site does have it all basing up into its popularity and reputation in the market.
If you do see that a site does have much players or who do really make use of it towards their gambling activity then you could say that it does have that
decent features or offering when it comes to rakebacks,bonuses and promotions. Reputation would be a solid indication that it does
have it all.

[Doell]

If I'm a new gambler then I prefer to register on a site that gives me a bonus etc, but it's usually get them on a review site or other media information. So I voted on a review site, there are details that make me understand more about the site I want to visit, and there are other gamblers comments that will add to my insight. Learning a new site isn't difficult but it's a fairly time consuming process, and I'm also a human being who wants to get the hang of it quickly for fun.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

I voted for "Review sites". I guess this kinda give the casinos their reputation if some sites gave them a good feedback or may like 4 stars and even 5 stars (out of 5 stars). So that alone can entice new players, specially casino review sites that has also been established themselves in the game for so long. We have some trusted review sites in the casino as well and from time to time a look at some of their newest review about crypto related platform and see how it goes.

[Saint-loup]

There is huge money in casino affiliate marketing which is why we have different kinds of sites that are affiliate based but offer a different approach to how they refer new players.

If you are a new player and you would like to sign up to casinos which of the following affiliates you would likely sign up for, vote, and give us your reasons why will you sign up under this kind of affiliates.


* Casino review sites like this one

* Rake Back sites like this one

* Targeted categories in this case provably fair

* Vouch sites like this one

* Signature campaign of course we all know what type are these.

In fact the 3 last websites are all doing the same thing : trying to earn money by getting referral commissions. The "rake back" one is a little bit more fair because it gives a cash back to the affiliates in the same way as people are doing with their freebitcoin referrals for example. In addition those 3 websites are very young, with their ann created in august here. So I would choose the first one, the casino reviewer (GamblingBro) because it is older and seems to be honest according to the ratings it gives to the casinos.