What do you want to see in casino reviews?

[erep]

You are right, every review from websites, influencers and operators is a review that cannot be completely trusted because some of them will receive payment to compile reviews that can influence other people to gamble at scam casinos, they don't care about the reputation of the casino but they will agree to the proposal review when the value offered matches their expectations, so don't trust gambling reviews from outside the forum unless you can analyze some important points yourself to judge the reputation of the casino, just focus every review on the casino in this forum because we assess all aspects without manipulating any reviews because all analyzes are published for the benefit of the gambling community to avoid scam casinos.

I do not think some of them, I think maximum of them provide reviews on websites, YouTube, or somewhere else usually for the payment that they have received. And as they create reviews for the payment they can't create the reality hence they post positive sites of them whether that is correct or not.

Many of the people that provide review on social media are doing that for the fund and we need to know that.
So many influencers keep collecting funds from companies and different projects just to write and do video review of the project or website. We don't have to be decieved about some of the reviews we see on social media because that are targeted towards some particular clients and investors.

you are right, the purpose of influencers to post casino promotional reviews is because they have entered into a work contract with the company to promote their casino and increase the casino's reputation, so after the promotional work contract has been agreed with the company, they must carry out the task of making review posts to attract the interest of visitors, they make reviews are not based on real analysis of that casino, they fabricate fake reviews with convincing writing techniques to deceive visitors on casino review sites.

[anjiitem]

you are right, the purpose of influencers to post casino promotional reviews is because they have entered into a work contract with the company to promote their casino and increase the casino's reputation, so after the promotional work contract has been agreed with the company, they must carry out the task of making review posts to attract the interest of visitors, they make reviews are not based on real analysis of that casino, they fabricate fake reviews with convincing writing techniques to deceive visitors on casino review sites.

However, they (influencers) aim for promotion, so of course what they share with their followers are only good things related to the casinos being reviewed. Their goal is clear, regardless of whether in the review they share tips on how to use the casino well or share the risks of casino games. still, influencers are paid for the promotion of their casino products. There is nothing wrong with that, after all, they work in a paid casino. they cannot discredit the product they are promoting by talking about its shortcomings. however honest influencer behavior is required. it's not about losing or winning but talking honestly about the platform.

[GxSTxV]

I think the casino reviews should be based on gamblers experience and not what the casino is claiming to offer, since it can be totally different. So personally, I prefer to chose casinos with much review from real people knowing that a lot of casino especially in TrustPilot are purchasing fake reviews.
I read reviews about The KYC process and if thee is no accusations against that, verifying accounts should be something smooth. Processing withdrawals no matter how much the amount is should also be smoother. The gambling experience should be fair and fun so we czn read multiple reviews to confirm the reputation of that casino we need to join.

Personally, I can’t join any casino just based on luck or good UI, promises. I always read multiple reviews from multiple websites and known platforms before making any deposit.

[EarnOnVictor]

you are right, the purpose of influencers to post casino promotional reviews is because they have entered into a work contract with the company to promote their casino and increase the casino's reputation, so after the promotional work contract has been agreed with the company, they must carry out the task of making review posts to attract the interest of visitors, they make reviews are not based on real analysis of that casino, they fabricate fake reviews with convincing writing techniques to deceive visitors on casino review sites.

However, they (influencers) aim for promotion, so of course what they share with their followers are only good things related to the casinos being reviewed. Their goal is clear, regardless of whether in the review they share tips on how to use the casino well or share the risks of casino games. still, influencers are paid for the promotion of their casino products. There is nothing wrong with that, after all, they work in a paid casino. they cannot discredit the product they are promoting by talking about its shortcomings. however honest influencer behavior is required. it's not about losing or winning but talking honestly about the platform.

Well, it depends on the review we are talking about and how people could be gullible with it. Many exist that I will not even give a first thought not to talk of the second thought since it could have been clear immediately upon seeing them. We know how things are these days, we do not trust everything, if not anything, but we can still work on the research on our own to get the truth of the matter. It got worse these days to the extent that they (the casinos) themselves know virtually all the reviewers of the service they render and some that are so rich or just inclined with some kind of aggressive marketing would have reached out to virtually all of them for promotions and good reviews of their company. That is how worse it could be at times. If they are offering good services, fine, there are no issues, but it would be bad if their services are bad. This calls for careful research before committing our money to whatever is suggested to us and it will be better if we sort for the help of customers' experience rather than those reviewers who could only be influencers.

[Accardo]

you are right, the purpose of influencers to post casino promotional reviews is because they have entered into a work contract with the company to promote their casino and increase the casino's reputation, so after the promotional work contract has been agreed with the company, they must carry out the task of making review posts to attract the interest of visitors, they make reviews are not based on real analysis of that casino, they fabricate fake reviews with convincing writing techniques to deceive visitors on casino review sites.

However, they (influencers) aim for promotion, so of course what they share with their followers are only good things related to the casinos being reviewed. Their goal is clear, regardless of whether in the review they share tips on how to use the casino well or share the risks of casino games. still, influencers are paid for the promotion of their casino products. There is nothing wrong with that, after all, they work in a paid casino. they cannot discredit the product they are promoting by talking about its shortcomings. however honest influencer behavior is required. it's not about losing or winning but talking honestly about the platform.

The behavior depends on the intentions of the casino, influencers only receive instructions from the casino. If an influencer is deceiving his followers with fabricated reviews maybe the brand or casino, he's working for is comfortable with him, the influencer, posting fake reviews. Although most people do this because sharing unrealistic bonuses can fetch people to play games with the casino. And the type of deal they've got with the casino also determines the action the influencer exhibits. If he's paid based on the number of people that plays through his link, then he would do anything to attract his followers to gamble with the casino. But, if the casino is paying for advertising on the person's page, I don't think the influencer would do something else other than the instructions of the casino.

[Quidat]

you are right, the purpose of influencers to post casino promotional reviews is because they have entered into a work contract with the company to promote their casino and increase the casino's reputation, so after the promotional work contract has been agreed with the company, they must carry out the task of making review posts to attract the interest of visitors, they make reviews are not based on real analysis of that casino, they fabricate fake reviews with convincing writing techniques to deceive visitors on casino review sites.

However, they (influencers) aim for promotion, so of course what they share with their followers are only good things related to the casinos being reviewed. Their goal is clear, regardless of whether in the review they share tips on how to use the casino well or share the risks of casino games. still, influencers are paid for the promotion of their casino products. There is nothing wrong with that, after all, they work in a paid casino. they cannot discredit the product they are promoting by talking about its shortcomings. however honest influencer behavior is required. it's not about losing or winning but talking honestly about the platform.

The behavior depends on the intentions of the casino, influencers only receive instructions from the casino. If an influencer is deceiving his followers with fabricated reviews maybe the brand or casino, he's working for is comfortable with him, the influencer, posting fake reviews. Although most people do this because sharing unrealistic bonuses can fetch people to play games with the casino. And the type of deal they've got with the casino also determines the action the influencer exhibits. If he's paid based on the number of people that plays through his link, then he would do anything to attract his followers to gamble with the casino. But, if the casino is paying for advertising on the person's page, I don't think the influencer would do something else other than the instructions of the casino.

Some influencer might consider such offer but it would really be just that depending because we do know on how hard on building up your trust rating and confidence or simply with your popularity on which as an influencer then you cant really just that risks all of it just for some mere amounts. We cant really tell though yet there are really those people who are really that trying out to advertise something on which they would be knowing that they could make easy money without really that trying out to mind others situation on which they would really be that
aiming for the pay that they are making and not really that on the condition into those people who are really watching or viewing. Same goes with those written reviews.

[Odusko]

Sometimes, one of the things that get me attracted to a review is what the extent to the casino attempts to promptly resolve issues as they are raised at some time along the line of the business this is so because of the number of resolved issues you can easily be able to pick out which casino to trust when you may possibly have problem on the site.
I have seen many comments stating that withdrawal and deposits are the most effective means of review but aside from that, we also have some other features that are of more concern to the gambler than that which i already mentioned.

[Orpichukwu]

Personally, I can’t join any casino just based on luck or good UI, promises. I always read multiple reviews from multiple websites and known platforms before making any deposit.

Talking about using UI to judge I think I was a victim of many of these over the years at some casinos. As I dive into any casino, I just see that I have a pleasant view in my eyes, thinking their service will be as good as that, but it's far beyond that.
 
Although I don't read much of a review about casinos, I always make sure I read about the casino here on the forum, and I see what kind of little reputation that they have made. Other site reviews are something I don't take very seriously, as they can all be filled with paid posters.
 
And some review sites are most likely not in favour of some good casino as a result of the owners of the review site having a personal hatred for the casino, and their top 10 casinos will be the ones they enjoy most of the time, which means their judgement and review are not as accurate as they should be.

[SamReomo]

Personally, I can’t join any casino just based on luck or good UI, promises. I always read multiple reviews from multiple websites and known platforms before making any deposit.

Yes, similarly I won't join a casino just because their UI is good or by looking at their promises. I also read many reviews about a casino that I want to play with for long term. After reading some good reviews I pick the casino and I stick with it for as long as I play.

I try to find reviews of the casinos on this forum instead of relying on the reviews of 3rd party sites, but sometimes I do look for 3rd party sites for the reviews. Some casinos spend money to have honest opinion of the users and they want to improve their sites weak points by reading the suggestions of the reviewers.

Those sites often get more active players because a detail review speaks itself and is one of the best marketing tools for a casino. I wonder how someone trusts a casino without reading some reviews of it or knowing more about it in general. Because I believe depositing money in a unknown casino is close to burning your money.

[Porfirii]

You are right: visuals and other characteristics of the UI are appealing to the senses but shouldn't be the decisive factor when you choose a betting platform.

To me, the most important info is in the T&Cs, that's why, answering to the OP's question, what I would like to see more often in these reviews, unlike the majority of players who just want to know about exclusive games or features, is a brief explanation of the most important clauses in these general clauses.

[Hamphser]

You are right: visuals and other characteristics of the UI are appealing to the senses but shouldn't be the decisive factor when you choose a betting platform.

To me, the most important info is in the T&Cs, that's why, answering to the OP's question, what I would like to see more often in these reviews, unlike the majority of players who just want to know about exclusive games or features, is a brief explanation of the most important clauses in these general clauses.

Somewhat seeing websites UI/UX and finding out that it is really that good or do looks professional then you would really be having those kind impression and belief that it is really that impossible that it would turn out to be a scam. Somehow there would really be no assurance when it comes to 100% safety or security about being legit and other stuffs because anytime it could really ran away users money and would never come back. We do have several instances and situations on which good looking sites turns out to be a scam in the end of the day on which not all had believed nor really that expect for it to happen.

This is why checking up the design wont really be enough in speaking about legitimacy and this is why it would be always better that you should really be doing some in depth research and this
is something that would really be important.

[Wiwo]

The behavior depends on the intentions of the casino, influencers only receive instructions from the casino. If an influencer is deceiving his followers with fabricated reviews maybe the brand or casino, he's working for is comfortable with him, the influencer, posting fake reviews. Although most people do this because sharing unrealistic bonuses can fetch people to play games with the casino. And the type of deal they've got with the casino also determines the action the influencer exhibits. If he's paid based on the number of people that plays through his link, then he would do anything to attract his followers to gamble with the casino. But, if the casino is paying for advertising on the person's page, I don't think the influencer would do something else other than the instructions of the casino.

Yeah it's only when the reviews site or the influencer in under the payment of the casino that their will give out such bad reviews all with the aim to attract gambler's into their site, Which is something that have not really worked with many because many of us already know the operation of many of those influncere who are paud just to carry out such pour corrupt and ill formulated reviews results.

So for that to be avoided we only trust forums members reviews is some cases or we carry out our own independent investigation and testing of the site to know what exactly we stand to expect from them.

[danadc]

The behavior depends on the intentions of the casino, influencers only receive instructions from the casino. If an influencer is deceiving his followers with fabricated reviews maybe the brand or casino, he's working for is comfortable with him, the influencer, posting fake reviews. Although most people do this because sharing unrealistic bonuses can fetch people to play games with the casino. And the type of deal they've got with the casino also determines the action the influencer exhibits. If he's paid based on the number of people that plays through his link, then he would do anything to attract his followers to gamble with the casino. But, if the casino is paying for advertising on the person's page, I don't think the influencer would do something else other than the instructions of the casino.

Yeah it's only when the reviews site or the influencer in under the payment of the casino that their will give out such bad reviews all with the aim to attract gambler's into their site, Which is something that have not really worked with many because many of us already know the operation of many of those influncere who are paud just to carry out such pour corrupt and ill formulated reviews results.

So for that to be avoided we only trust forums members reviews is some cases or we carry out our own independent investigation and testing of the site to know what exactly we stand to expect from them.

If that is only correct, I have seen reviews to be able to establish which is the best casino and I have seen that there are some reviewers who are newbies, there you also have to be careful, because they could be people who are being paid by the sites that want to take it to a good level, and I am a witness that in the forum there are many accounts of newbies who what they do is look for a way to see that their casinos are what can be better than the ones that are already established, but they do it bad way because we all know that things in the forum change over time, users give their own point of view, and sometimes they don't even have their own thread Ann.

In view of this, I see that things are different, we have to pay attention to what users who have experience say and if there is no thread Ann, I don't trust it, I already have another way of thinking with games and sites from betting house.

[octopus_gamingg]

People that are satisfied with mechanics of money withdrawal above everything else. What good are all the games and all the possible X's if I can't withdraw later on? Had some issues with the previous platform that I used, so rn I use Dplay instead. Didn't have any problems so far, and I do hope this trend continues

[Z_MBFM]

Sometimes, one of the things that get me attracted to a review is what the extent to the casino attempts to promptly resolve issues as they are raised at some time along the line of the business this is so because of the number of resolved issues you can easily be able to pick out which casino to trust when you may possibly have problem on the site.
I have seen many comments stating that withdrawal and deposits are the most effective means of review but aside from that, we also have some other features that are of more concern to the gambler than that which i already mentioned.

A super customer support and quick problem solving is what attracts us to a casino site and is a very effective feature. So for a casino site review this should be the first thing then choosing a casino site will be much easier. Every site can have problems from time to time so an active team support is needed to solve those problems quickly. So a good and super active support team is needed even before the deposit withdrawal issues. So this should be the first thing in the casino site review

[EarnOnVictor]

People that are satisfied with mechanics of money withdrawal above everything else. What good are all the games and all the possible X's if I can't withdraw later on? Had some issues with the previous platform that I used, so rn I use Dplay instead. Didn't have any problems so far, and I do hope this trend continues

This has been my biggest priority in gambling and trading companies and I know that it will be the same for most others as not being able to withdraw your money for the good security, user experience and all that will still amount to nothing. Still, you cannot be so good if others are not good, especially if the UI, responsiveness and security are bad among others, and it could be frustrating as well to want to communicate with their representative but no way. It will bounce back on the head of the users, so it is all good that we have others working as well, they can be at least good with the casino if not the best overall.

Above all, the withdrawal success is a very good one that anyone might not be able to resist, it is even a very good selling point for casinos if their clients can deposit very fast and withdraw their money so fast also. This can naturally increase the traffic for the casinos as users will tell themselves and before they know it, the platform is full just because of this good service that outweighs many factors to consider in choosing the best casinos.

[kuriboh]

I try to evaluate all the important components that contribute to a player's overall gaming experience fairly when writing in-depth reviews of casinos. To verify the casino's legitimacy and dedication to fair play, the review ought to look into its licensing and regulatory status.
It is imperative to research reputable software developers and carefully consider every game tabletop, live dealer, and slot that is available. With the assistance of details regarding the bonus and promotional offers of the casino, including wagering requirements, players can also understand the potential value of their gaming activities. You need to know about approved payment options, withdrawal policies, and associated costs for a hassle-free financial transaction.

Overall impressions are influenced by the user-friendliness of the website or app, the effectiveness and responsiveness of the customer service channels, and the mobile friendliness of the gaming platform. Important details regarding reliability and legitimacy can be found by reading over the terms, withdrawal policies, and industry reputation of the casino in addition to player reviews. Facts regarding restrictions based on location and aspects pertaining to responsible gaming are essential parts of a thorough and transparent casino review.

[danadc]

What I want to see in a casino review is basically how to trust the casino that it is, without there being any type of cheating, because cheating is not what you are looking for, what you are looking for is that they are real things, I have seen Many of them are reviewers who are Always looking for ways to do promotions, advertising for casino sites that I have never seen in my life, and when I go to the forum I don't even see them, so I don't like that because at once I feel like they are people. You pay, and they do things to advertise to others , so every time I see things like that I Want to see something Sincere.

In the forum I have seen that there are some reviewers who are sincere, but they are very few, but they are worth seeing, but those who do things just to do them, those are the ones I mean by not paying attention, because in the end Things are for Deceptions , and the least I want are deceptions in my life, enough is Enough with the problems that we all have, so that they deceive us and also try to defraud us with the casinos.

[Ojima-ojo]

you are right, the purpose of influencers to post casino promotional reviews is because they have entered into a work contract with the company to promote their casino and increase the casino's reputation, so after the promotional work contract has been agreed with the company, they must carry out the task of making review posts to attract the interest of visitors, they make reviews are not based on real analysis of that casino, they fabricate fake reviews with convincing writing techniques to deceive visitors on casino review sites.

However, they (influencers) aim for promotion, so of course what they share with their followers are only good things related to the casinos being reviewed. Their goal is clear, regardless of whether in the review they share tips on how to use the casino well or share the risks of casino games. still, influencers are paid for the promotion of their casino products. There is nothing wrong with that, after all, they work in a paid casino. they cannot discredit the product they are promoting by talking about its shortcomings. however honest influencer behavior is required. it's not about losing or winning but talking honestly about the platform.

At some point we have to look away from every form of influencing tools and streamers, since we have learnt a number of time how third party reviews and refers have not been the most friendly and accurately sincere means of searching for information about a platform, because some time majority of them have been misleading and targeting people gullibilities, so for that we need to be opened to all of things as long as casino is concerned and never to trust so much on influencers statement.


Always try to carry out your own independent research before you dive or believe anything that comes from influencers at any given time because on the long run, most of their specifications and advice since their are after their own interests and pocket.

[shasan]

However, they (influencers) aim for promotion, so of course what they share with their followers are only good things related to the casinos being reviewed. Their goal is clear, regardless of whether in the review they share tips on how to use the casino well or share the risks of casino games. still, influencers are paid for the promotion of their casino products. There is nothing wrong with that, after all, they work in a paid casino. they cannot discredit the product they are promoting by talking about its shortcomings. however honest influencer behavior is required. it's not about losing or winning but talking honestly about the platform.

The words of influencers as well as the words of the so-called review sites are not the same. The influencers are trusted and they only promote those sites which they think are good. If they have any doubt about the site then they will not promote that gambling site.