I do recommend a crypto casino to experienced gamblers, but when it comes to newbies, i don't like doing that because of the way it may appears to them as if am imposing them to use a platform, or some may have a negative experience while using them and later shift the blame on me.

We have to know the kind of gamblers we give recommendations to, as not everyone may be qualified for that, except we are well convinced that they are serious type who will gamble responsibly.

In this context, I actually thought of something else. Although it cannot be denied that I chose a different path with some of my colleagues because I chose a crypto casino different from some of my colleagues where they are in local casinos with fiat as a starting point but until now I still don't want to invite them to crypto casinos because they are not too interested in it either.

The reason being simple that they don't want to be inconvenienced (especially by not knowing crypto) so they will find fiat deposits simpler. So in the end, why force yourself to try to introduce to those who don't want to try new things.

On the other hand, I am quite comfortable with my own gambling with crypto casinos and they my friends are also comfortable with local casinos with fiat so why try something that will make us uncomfortable with each other.
Unless they are interested then I might recommend it, but if not then why bother introducing it because the answer is obviously they won't want to try anything new.

I do promote the casino that I advertise on my social media platform to help them get more audience. But I don't recommend it personally, simply because I don't want to become held responsible incase they lose their money. As I have experienced it before, and it's not really a good feeling to be blame by someone you know for introducing the casino to him because he became out of control. So I prefer to help promoting in my own way by sharing it on my social media account so it's on my viewer's discretion if they will try the casino.

Honestly I have not but I literally just got into this other campaign from another one I was in for over a year and so I have not had the chance to even really check them out in their completeness but what I can tell you is that they are good and that you should definitely try them out because they are very user friendly and easy to navigate. Anyhow, I think my friends would give it a shot if I asked them to, but I don't give recomendations like this out - in person - quite often.

I actually recommended Duelbits to my friend who was asking for an online casino that caters to both currency and cryptocurrencies.

The reason on why I recommended Duelbits because it has already established their reputation on the market. With their signature campaign running for 100+ weeks, it is heavily implied that they can sustain a long-term growth on their platform. Additionally, with an already established reputation, they also have an active customer support service that can easily communicate once you experience an issue with your transactions or anything involving the website.

After some time, I heard some positive feedbacks with my friend and he even recommended it to his "small group" that frequently visits physical casinos within the area.

I haven't recommended any crypto casino for anyone outside of this forum. I don't really have specific reasons as to why I haven't done that -- maybe because there haven't been any need for it, or because I don't gamble often to get noticed by someone close to me.
Personally, I'd rather not refer people to things like that; especially since a black man will always come at you for their mistakes on something, just because you introduced them to it.

So what exactly is the purpose of asking these questions? Are you trying to tell us how to incentivize people around us to gamble? To the entend of following them up to know if they still gambled afterwards?

I currently have a friend who I hadn't seen in years, I met him in a casino when I was in college over 15 years ago and he always went there, I ran into him and we talked, I asked him if he played in online casinos and he said no, that he didn't trust them, I insisted that it was safe and all that, but of course he's a 74 year old guy, and well he tells me that he's not interested anymore, that he prefers to keep going to his casino where they pay him safely. Sometimes there are people who don't believe in this, but time and the system itself will make them migrate to the newer things.

It's very difficult to tell people who are into gambling about online casino gambling or a crypto casino. Most of these people are not even in gambling online or having interest in anything that has to do with crypto currency. Offline gamblers always feel like gambling online would make them more addicted to it so they prefer to use a local bet shop or a land based casino. Crypto seems a little bit too complex for them to understand.

I have never been asked for my recommendation, but if I had been asked, I would have no issue with recommending the casino for which that I am wearing a signature on Bitcointalk, at any time.

I always do my due dilligence to make sure the casino is legit. Otherwise I would ruin my own reputation.

Also, I think most people ask recommendations on forums such as these or other gambling social media. A lot of them look at review sites as well.

Im a kind of person who doesnt really want to get involved on what others been doing, not unless if they would be showing up some interest or making up or opening some topic about some stuff then this is the time i would be considering out on giving that recommendation but in speaking about trying out to convince them about doing something. Just let them be on what are the things that they do wanted to do and we do know that each person does have that different level when it comes to awareness on different things around. You dont even know whether they have known crypto for long but still decided to go with physical casinos instead on going into online ones just because they do always wanted with that physical experience rather than on going online ones.