Blockchain Casinos - Consumer's Choice 2023!

[AmoreJaz]

@BitAnaBit, Why have you added 5 casinos in the poll while there are almost 40 casinos listed on your website? You organised similar type of poll in the previous year and the poll had more than 30 casinos: Blockchain Casinos - Consumer's Choice! (2022)

Although you had added other popular casinos by getting suggestions from the forum members. I hope you will update the poll shortly by adding all popular crypto casino. Anyway, I have voted for Stake.com, I would do the same even if there were more casinos in the poll.

this is why i was wondering why only put those 5 casinos, where in fact, he already did this last year? don't know his motive this time. but should add at least those active casinos found in this forum.
he won't get much voters if he will limit his list to those 5 sites. but just like last year, he only got 33 voters considering that there are so many gamblers in this forum. he also added some sites late, so it was understandable that they haven't gotten any vote.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Stake is my favorite, and I did not choose it because am wearing her signature, but I choose her because it's one of the best blockchain casino on this forum, I've tried stake, and made myself a customer to them because I enjoy playing both slot games and sports betting there..

By the way, does this award have any significance? What exactly is its significance?
And again, we are just in the 4th month of 2023, isnt it too early too start organizing award as this, I thought awards like this are held at the end of the year and not the beginning.

[klidex]

I will choose Stakes.
Not because I use this signature but from before joining the campaign I have become part of Stake's loyal customers.
Even though I am just a small gambler, I can feel comfortable with all the bonus promotions given and the fun VIP features.
I'm sure that Stake will still be the best casino this year.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I will choose Stakes.
Not because I use this signature but from before joining the campaign I have become part of Stake's loyal customers.
Even though I am just a small gambler, I can feel comfortable with all the bonus promotions given and the fun VIP features.
I'm sure that Stake will still be the best casino this year.

There should be more than 20 to 30 blockchain casinos listed in this forum, I still think it's unfair to those ones that are not listed on the poll, I personally would suggest op to include as many blockchain casinos as he could remember, let every one vote for their favorite, this wil make the voting more fun and fair on every blockchain casino out here..

And even if over casinos are listed, I am still super confident that stake will take the crown at the end, ive not felt comfortable gambling on any casino like the way I feel comfortable gambling on stake, with several games, both slot and sports, user friendly interface, great userbase and amazing partnerships, I wonder who would enjoy gambling on stake.com.

[Fullcoinese]

from the list of names mentioned I only play in Stake. when it comes to experience, the casino is quite comfortable. many forum users have played there. I also saw and started playing when enough forum members used signature stakes. I saw ANN and many good reviews from forum members.
but of the many casinos that are on the forum and have a pretty good reputation, why did Op only add a few to the list? maybe other forum members play more at other popular casinos.

[decodx]

I agree that the title of the poll should be changed to "Most Popular Crypto Casinos" instead of "Blockchain Casinos" since the ones listed are not truly blockchain-based. And expanding the list to include more popular casinos would be a good idea to have a more diverse and fair poll. While Stake.com is a popular choice, I think the OP should update the poll to reflect the suggestions of the forum members and ensure that it accurately represents the opinions of the community.

[iv4n]

At least one vote for BC.Games... Stake is just picking the votes, but somehow I'm not surprised.

I agree that the title of the poll should be changed to "Most Popular Crypto Casinos" instead of "Blockchain Casinos" since the ones listed are not truly blockchain-based. And expanding the list to include more popular casinos would be a good idea to have a more diverse and fair poll. While Stake.com is a popular choice, I think the OP should update the poll to reflect the suggestions of the forum members and ensure that it accurately represents the opinions of the community.

OP should change the title, poll, and post. Years ago we had similar topics, much better arranged. Starting from the title, a poll with almost all casinos from the forum, especially the ones that have active representatives and various campaigns here, to a short description of all of them in the post. I guess a quick search here on the forum would bring some great results, but OP didn't have time for that.

[slapper]

Something's fishy: if those casinos are centralized, how on earth can they be dubbed "blockchain" casinos? Isn't blockchain's raison d'être a decentralized system, free from third-party meddling? Seems to me like these casinos are cashing in on the crypto craze without truly committing to blockchain's core philosophy. A red flag for all of us in the community, right?

Anyway, Stake's my go-to, as always. They're the cream of the crop here.

[Kakmakr]

I do not really agree that those casinos are actually "Blockchain" casinos. The actual Blockchain casinos put all there bets on the Blockchain for transparency. Those casinos are crypto currency casinos ... not Blockchain casinos.. 

I do not know if I am 100% correct, but there were a casino called "SatoshiDice" or something that functioned on top of the Blockchain, but it might have been called something else. (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Block_size_limit_controversy) ..where they complained about the congestion it caused on the Blockchain.

[traderethereum]

I don't know what the purpose of @OP is for making a poll about Blockchain Casino but I don't think it's the consumer's choice but the choice of @OP himself.
At least, @OP needs to add more casinos especially on his site because I see some casinos don't have ANN threads in this forum.
It would look suspicious if he polled this forum, but he doesn't have the lists of all the casinos in it.
I wonder how @OP was able to choose those casinos when in this forum, he can use many trusted casinos to make a poll and ask us to choose our casino of choice.

[CryptSafe]

OP, I took my time to go through the criteria for your awards recipient nominee categories. I checked that of the best blockchain casino awards and I found this "Features live casino, table, and jackpot games from top-tier casino providers and a good selection of sports betting markets"  it baffles me because so far onboard this platform, I have only come across just one casino with such futures onboard the bitcointalk platform I do not know if others have such futures. I think this particular criteria can mar others from clinching to the award as I see majority of the casino do not have such futures so therefore, I will suggest the award team look into this particular criteria for a review of the process.

[dezoel]

Shouldn't a blockchain casino be decentralized and use the blockchain for betting purposes like connecting a wallet and signing contracts for each bet, etc.? I thought it should be that since some other users also mentioned that all these are actually crypto casinos because they offer cryptocurrencies for deposits, wagering, and withdrawal.

Anyway, if there is a competition or even awards where users can vote for their favorite casino and the casino that gets the most votes will emerge as the winner then Stake will probably lead with a very large margin. I just cast my vote and guess what, Stake got 19 votes while all others got zero except bc games.

[_act_]

I do not really agree that those casinos are actually "Blockchain" casinos. The actual Blockchain casinos put all there bets on the Blockchain for transparency. Those casinos are crypto currency casinos ... not Blockchain casinos.. 

Crypto casino can be either be centralized or decentralized. When bitcoin was first created, there where many decentralized crypto casino that make use of blockchain transfer to settle bets, but we have crypto casinos full of centralized ones now which are not blockchain casinos.

I do not know if I am 100% correct, but there were a casino called "SatoshiDice" or something that functioned on top of the Blockchain, but it might have been called something else. (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Block_size_limit_controversy) ..where they complained about the congestion it caused on the Blockchain.

There is even one that come to this forum some days ago, you can see it on gambling board. It is making use of Metamask for connection. Which means users will make use of Metamask wallet to connect to bet and th bets are settled onchain. But we do not yet know the integrity of the betting site for now, and it is only offering sport betting.

[pungopete468]

Why there's only a limited choices? I think you should include "Others" I think you can't consider this as the "Consumer's Choice 2023" if there's only few on the poll and some of them are not know, are you trying to promote those Blockchain Casinos? I think there's a lot on the list, I think what you should do is just ask users what are their votes and manually list it down then get the total points of it.

[Peanutswar]

You can add more with your options because in this community there are alot more crypto gambling casinos that offer good services besides those listed, its ideal if you make some updates with those listed in the OP to prevent getting biased about it or else you have some reasons, or where did you get those casinos to review to become top of the 2023 choice, better dont limit the choices, and those are personal preferences and what kind of category they exist the most.

[dimonstration]

Why there's only a limited choices? I think you should include "Others" I think you can't consider this as the "Consumer's Choice 2023" if there's only few on the poll and some of them are not know, are you trying to promote those Blockchain Casinos? I think there's a lot on the list, I think what you should do is just ask users what are their votes and manually list it down then get the total points of it.

Take note that this is just an independent award body that is not committed to everyone here. Probably the casino avaiyis just their partner which is the criteria for the list. You can create your own list and make it a perfect list including other trusted casino. We can just ignore voting here if you feel that this not right. This is a simple way of removing stress on things that you don’t have any comtrol.

The OP didn't include an option to nominate not on the list casino ergo this voting will go on as is.

[goldkingcoiner]

I would say its probably stake, but then again you did not really give us a wide array of options. Stake is basically the only old and trustworthy (As vetted by the community in the past) on your list. In fact I have never even heard of Crashino or Justbit before now... It seems like you just randomly picked the names of the first five casinos you have heard or seen before making this thread. Furthermore we already have a list of good casinos as well as their details of KYC, Terms and Conditions, withdrawal fees and so on... You might want to do a bit more research, OP, is what I am saying..

[acroman08]

@OP no offence but I feel like the list was made so stake.com would win, none of the casinos on that list is as big and popular as stake.com.

I will choose Stake instead. Why not add more casinos that we have on the gambling site on this forum?

You should know that blockchain casinos should be said to be decentralized casinos, but the ones you mentioned are centralized casinos. That only means that they are not blockchain casinos but you can call them crypto casinos because they offer crypto deposit and withdraw.

If Livecasino is among, I would have chose it, not because that I am wearing their signature, but because I am using it and it is quite excellent to use and they process withdraw as fast as possible. It is a very good casino.

I don't think the OP is referring to the casino on the list as "blockchain casinos", I think when OP says "Blockchain casinos" he is referring to their website which is called blockchain casinos.

[CryptSafe]

I would say its probably stake, but then again you did not really give us a wide array of options. Stake is basically the only old and trustworthy (As vetted by the community in the past) on your list. In fact I have never even heard of Crashino or Justbit before now... It seems like you just randomly picked the names of the first five casinos you have heard or seen before making this thread. Furthermore we already have a list of good casinos as well as their details of KYC, Terms and Conditions, withdrawal fees and so on... You might want to do a bit more research, OP, is what I am saying..

If you noticed in my previous post, I called OPs attention to that aspect and I was wondering what op was thinking about it till now.  It still remained the same. Well, the only thing I noticed was the inclusion of criteria, procedures and process
Which was  involved in selection. I think OP should inform the house the exact time of the awards so that participants would have the Idea the time schedule. Another I would say is that op should do well list the other casinos here for voting too.

[tusandii]

You can add more with your options because in this community there are alot more crypto gambling casinos that offer good services besides those listed, its ideal if you make some updates with those listed in the OP to prevent getting biased about it or else you have some reasons, or where did you get those casinos to review to become top of the 2023 choice, better dont limit the choices, and those are personal preferences and what kind of category they exist the most.

Yes OP could have looked at some of the major casinos in this forum and added them to the list for more options to be given.
This list isn't that bad but if it had more of the most popular casino names it might be more interesting and provide better information.
Maybe the OP still hasn't explored more of the existing casinos so his list doesn't have many existing casino names.
The suggestion to add a name to the list can be considered by the OP so that all of us, even new users, can use it as a reference.