What do you want to see in casino reviews?

[bitcasinorank]

Greetings to all forum users!

I own a casino review website. I, like many people here, am already tired of the same type of basic casino reviews, which I have done myself, unfortunately.

It's time for a change, and I want to write reviews that would be really interesting and useful to gamblers.

There are a lot of experienced gamblers on this forum, so I decided to ask you what you would like to see in casino reviews.

I would be grateful if you could share your thoughts on this and answer these questions:

1. Do you read casino reviews?

2. Do you find any casino reviews useful? If so, please share some examples of good casino reviews that you find useful.

3. What should a casino review contain to make you read it?

4. I've already tried to write reviews that I find useful.  If you have the opportunity, please share your thoughts on them: WolfBet Review and LTC Casino Review

5. Additionally, please share any thoughts you have on the topic of casino reviews.

Thank you all in advance for your attention and time. I would be happy to discuss this topic with anyone who wants to.

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[SamReomo]

I would suggest you to test a casino platform for 2-4 days and test each and every feature of it. Get familiar with all features and games that the casino is offering and gain as much information about the site as possible. When you have complete data about the casino and your testing is complete then start writing your review.

I believe a personal feedback with detail explanation is the best type of review that I want to read, and when I'm interested in a casino I would love to read in detail about it via a review not just a 300 words feedback that doesn't gives any details about the platform.

[abel1337]

What we all want is honest casino reviews with somehow proof like deposit slips going to the casino that is being reviewed, at least we all have an assurance that the review is real.

Casino review are useful if it's done right especially if it answer the most common asked question like withdrawal time, problems encountered and KYC requirement of course. A short but elaborate review is also helpful with a website that is not flooded with advertisement. I know that casino review sites isn't that lucrative but doing fake reviews will result in losing its integrity and end up being dead.

Honest review, quality content and a clean website are the casino review website characteristic that I personally think a good one that I will regularly visit. 

[Oshosondy]

These can be included in the review:

The coins the casino is supporting
How fast is the deposit and withdrawal
kYC rules
Restricted countries
Their customers support. How fast they are

If you want to review a casino, register and use the casino for like a week. You can continue to use it and see their good and bad sides.

[Maus0728]

There's only one thing that catches my eye whenever I read a casino review and that is when the review catches my attention at the first five words that they will begin their introduction of the review, it should give you what you need to know about the review already albeit that can't be done in the first five words although it should be alluded or should be part of the first paragraph of the review, that's how it should work.

Some might say that saying the generic buzzwords might not work but you're conveying the message to the common Internet people so that's how you should do your review, wherw everyone can quickly understand you and catch your attention. Make sure that when you do a review, is to always keep it concise because people easily get bored so jam in all the necessary information in one paragraph with the shortest amount of words to use in that paragraph.

[decodx]

I get that sites reviewing casinos probably don't pull in the big bucks.  But doing fake, paid reviews will cost them their integrity in the long run.  Once readers feel like they cant trust your take on these sites anymore, they'll stop coming.  So while some extra cash might be nice in the short term, fake reviews kill a site's credibility.  And without that you're as good as dead on arrival.

Reviews of casinos can definitely be helpful, but only if they're done properly.  And  personally I appreciate casino reviews that get right to the point instead of droning on and on just to increase word count.  Also, I agree that too many ads cluttering up the page doesn't exactly scream reliable source either. 

[Gozie51]

Also what I would like to see in a casino review is the customer care relationship with players, the accusations or alleged scam on the casino and how they were able to let themselves off it by providing evidence that they are not scammers. This is important because everything about review of casino centres on scam or not so to include this area to the review will be quite interesting and important.

[LuckySea]

When I was exploring the casino, I made sure to check out some key things. For me, the website needed to be easy to use, and I paid close attention to the variety of games and those tempting bonuses. I personally looked into the payment methods, reached out to customer support, and ensured that security measures were solid. Mobile compatibility was a big deal for me, and I considered the casino's overall reputation based on my own experience. I also want to highlight the responsible gaming features because, for me, that's crucial. Lastly, I delve into the withdrawal process, making sure it aligns with what I'd expect. This review is all about sharing my personal take, to provide authentic insights into my casino experience.

[Jawhead999]

LTC Casino 4/5
Freebitco.in 3.7/5
Sportsbet.io 4/5

According to your reviews, a scam casino is better than Freebitco.in that was been established since 2013 and that scam casino as good as sportsbet.io? what a joke lol.

Even though you've included the past accusation by LTC Casino, giving 4 from 5 stars means you're saying that casino is good and legitimate. Since you've wrongly rating LTC Casino, I don't think the other of your reviews are valid.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Well, for me, I like reviews when they are completely natural, natural in the sense that the review site owners write their own short review, then allow the users of casinos to write their own personal reviews progressively as things change and they gain new experiences playing on that same casino.

This I believe is that reason why I will always prefer this forum for all the casino reviews I want, I am no a fanatic when it comes to online gambling casinos, this is to say that, I don't like jumping from one casino to another, I can play on one casino for several years as long I remain comfortable playing there.

And for the fact that, every casinos on this forum has an Ann page where their users can share thoughts, ideas, report or even complain about issues they are going through on or with the casino, makes this forum the best casino review site to be on, on like other review site where the owners write a bunch of stuffs will may likely stay un-updated for several years, even when customers are having challenges with the casino, there is no way for the customer to complain on the review site.

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I only read casino reviews if they pique my interest, if it’s just another generic list of bonuses and games, I scroll right past. I like reviews that go beyond the surface and dig into the user experience and that grabs me about payout speed, customer service responsiveness, mobile compatibility, and unique game offerings. Don’t tell me there’s a welcome bonus, tell me the wagering requirements, the bonus games included, and any hidden clauses. Guide me through the casino’s pros and cons with brutal honesty. Regarding your two reviews, add comparisons to similar casinos to help readers decide which one’s right for them. Also add themed views based on game types, payment methods, or even niche audiences.

[so98nn]

Oh yes, I always read casino reviews. I also read casino reviews that I am using right now. I always verify that the reviewers are doing great by checking and matching the reviews about my casinos. This gives me more confidence about them and I can continue to explore other casinos if I ever want to change existing casinos.

Just yesterday I was discussing the ANN of GOSU betting. They have made excellent websites so far which cover detailed and enthusiastic reviews about different gambling sites and sports sites. If you check their reviewing criteria then you can get an idea for your project as well.

Some of the key points that should be covered in such a review are:
- Licensing
- KYC requirement (different levels explored in detailed)
- Customer support
- Withdraw and deposit easiness
- Security of funds / wallet
- Variety of games available to play and bet on
- Sports book section
- Reputatio, user experience etc.
- Promos, bonuses and rakeback pattern

I am referring most of them from the GOSU only but yeah, this is something I would love to see in a casino/sports betting website.

[Wexnident]

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Yes, I read them. And no I don't have any useful reviews per se at hand, just that the most I do with reviews is study up on what the casino has done for them in terms of support and what not. I'd actually much rather review how casinos solve problems that people post in their forums so I can see how they tackle the problems and the duration it takes. I don't need generic reviews like "oh this casino is good" and what not, just leave a rating if they have one and if not then leave it. A review is viewed more positively imo if there was a backstory to it, proof that a problem arose and the casino was able to solve it quickly and efficiently.

Other than that I'd also take in reviews about how the KYC requirements work (like specifications and what not), how the games work as well as some level of understanding with regards to the security they experienced.

[cafter]

I check the review of every casino where I am going to signup or to simple see top 10-20 casinos which rank higher on review list. I don't read all the reviews just some and see the starts mostly.
I looked at your website and i like the interface and topics you cover, the bar at the right is very good to see quality of feature quickly. also there is separate tabs for payment methods, and bonuses.

I like to see reviews for like wagering requirements of deposits to be able to withdraw, some casinos keep that like 3x which i don't like, and minimum withdrawal.
variety of crypto and most importantly the look of website and response time.

[Frankolala]

I love the reviews that are made by people or customers, I know that some casinos can pay people to give gake reviews about them that are not true just to hype the casino. Such casinos are out there to scam people.

When I am doing my own review, I check more on the deposit and withdrawal, how fast it is. The KYC requirements, the kind of games that they have on the casinos, wagering requirements, the customer support to see how fast they relate with customers. Although, I am not after bonuses and promos but sometimes, I also check this too. Lastly, the casino jurisdiction.

[salad daging]

I don't read casino reviews very often, only occasionally when needed to see which casino to play at.

But I would like to ask if when their casino review sites only try once if many times as a further experience? If only one time is it enough to fully review the casino?

In general, casino reviews are almost the same as other reviews:
About withdrawals and deposits
No KYC
Acceptable coins are quite a lot
Bonuses, rakeback, etc.
Casino interface

Actually that's often discussed in casino reviews, to be honest I don't always rely on casino reviews and always test for myself which casino I think is better and more convenient especially in small deposits and instant withdrawals.

[Beparanf]

1. Do you read casino reviews?

I don’t read casino reviews since I use forum ANN thread to check whether the casino is legit or not through feedback by co-member here.

2. Do you find any casino reviews useful? If so, please share some examples of good casino reviews that you find useful.

Even though I don’t read it frequently I find it useful especially for newbie because it can give newbie a quick guide due to its summary findings to the casino.

3. What should a casino review contain to make you read it?

If I will find any exclusive promotion in there then I might interested to use it on checking casino. BTCGosu is so far one of my few casino review website that I visit due to their unique code for all their user.

[CryptSafe]

OP I understand your plight when you emphasize that you need something new and totally different from the regular that has been on a review site but I think there are many review sites that are present here for which you can just go through their website and see for yourself how they run their review. You can learn something new from them as well coupled with the update you will get from this thread you have created.

I am of the opinion that casino customer care service should be put into consideration while conducting a review because these days complaints are gradually coming here relating to poor customer care service as they delay in responding to customers complaints and sometimes they do not bother doing anything for days before responding.

Another aspect is the KYC, withdrawal and deposit which is another thing which is really becoming a challenge for gamblers. Some casinos can be this funny to state it clear to be KYC free but when one wins big, they begin request for documents to verify your identity.

I have read the and have seen lots of opinion by members and I think they are worth it and I had to add up the basic I feel is very important to do. Possibly this might help you OP.

[robelneo]

Casino reviewers are a very important part of the gambling industry, they are the ones checking the strengths and loopholes of casinos and they need to have expertise and a good eye for small details.

What I want to see in a casino is to be transparent and straightforward in their analysis and call a spade a spade even if they good number of referrals and already making residual income from the casino they are reviewing.
They should spend their own money and experience playing in the casino they are playing continuously and they should update the rating once they see bad reviews and experience unusual on the casinos.

I checked two of the reviews you posted here and they are good reviews you explore everything about the two casinos.

Casino review sites are profitable but their profit, reputation, and popularity depend on the trust of the community, so I hope when reviewing you will serve the interest of the gambling community, not only the casino platforms.

[asyakashi]

To be honest, I myself am quite lazy about reading casino rules, I only often pay attention to countries that are prohibited, after that "KYC" the thing that makes me lazy to look at reviews is that there are a lot of fake reviews.