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[gunhell16]

Trustpilot is a scam review site if you ask me, if I have not experienced this myself, I wouldn't be saying this, I've gotten on that site, found services that had really good reputation due to the positive reviews they have, I trusted them with my money and at the end, it turned out a scam, I still experienced this on another platform and this is when I completely gave up and stopped using that site..

Couple of years later, I came across an exchange site that hired people which it happened that I was among, this exchange paid us $10 every week to post 3 positive reviews with 5 star rating on their Trustpilot page, this was when I realized that most of the companies with good reviews and a lot of 5 star ratings must have paid some people to give them such reviews and rating, this is why I will never trust any review on trust pilot.

Coinsbet actually sounds more like a casino, and I am surprised to learn it's a review site, good luck to their success anyway.

Mate, you have summarised it all about most of those reviews and ratings found online about some of the different platforms online. People would always provide positive statements to paid reviews, that's how they're designed, which is what I have experienced myself also. I don't let reviews I see online to shape my perspective about any platform, but by my personal experience with the platform in the course of time.

From what I know, it's also good for a casino to see reviews from their players, but isn't it true that sometimes other casinos, especially when they're just starting out,
pay people to create reviews with positive views about their casino platform?

But of course, it's still better if we know that the reviews from others who have actually tried the casino platform are genuine, and we can somehow distinguish whether the person giving feedback about the casino is telling the truth. Just a thought, anyway.

[Coin.Bets]

Trustpilot is a scam review site if you ask me, if I have not experienced this myself, I wouldn't be saying this, I've gotten on that site, found services that had really good reputation due to the positive reviews they have, I trusted them with my money and at the end, it turned out a scam, I still experienced this on another platform and this is when I completely gave up and stopped using that site..

Couple of years later, I came across an exchange site that hired people which it happened that I was among, this exchange paid us $10 every week to post 3 positive reviews with 5 star rating on their Trustpilot page, this was when I realized that most of the companies with good reviews and a lot of 5 star ratings must have paid some people to give them such reviews and rating, this is why I will never trust any review on trust pilot.

Coinsbet actually sounds more like a casino, and I am surprised to learn it's a review site, good luck to their success anyway.

Mate, you have summarised it all about most of those reviews and ratings found online about some of the different platforms online. People would always provide positive statements to paid reviews, that's how they're designed, which is what I have experienced myself also. I don't let reviews I see online to shape my perspective about any platform, but by my personal experience with the platform in the course of time.

From what I know, it's also good for a casino to see reviews from their players, but isn't it true that sometimes other casinos, especially when they're just starting out,
pay people to create reviews with positive views about their casino platform?

But of course, it's still better if we know that the reviews from others who have actually tried the casino platform are genuine, and we can somehow distinguish whether the person giving feedback about the casino is telling the truth. Just a thought, anyway.

Thanks for the comment and this is exactly the problem we are seeing. Take a look on trustpilot its pages and pages of fake reviews that only hurt players. Hence why we are trying something different with Coinbets

[bangjoe]

From what I know, it's also good for a casino to see reviews from their players, but isn't it true that sometimes other casinos, especially when they're just starting out,
pay people to create reviews with positive views about their casino platform?

But of course, it's still better if we know that the reviews from others who have actually tried the casino platform are genuine, and we can somehow distinguish whether the person giving feedback about the casino is telling the truth. Just a thought, anyway.

It is easy to distinguish which ones are genuine and honest in providing casino reviews, fake ones are more like buzzers both negative and positive reviews, most genuine reviews will provide simpler and reasonable explanations and are not exaggerated, and if a negative review usually contains complaints about the experience and that can be confirmed.

Revie from other people is very important as our reference in assessing a casino, especially if we want to try the casino, we must first get how the reviews of the casino where we will play.

Nice OP you have initiation ii to make it easier for us, thank you.

[Agbe]

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From what I know, it's also good for a casino to see reviews from their players, but isn't it true that sometimes other casinos, especially when they're just starting out,
pay people to create reviews with positive views about their casino platform?

I don't think that any Casino will deliberately pay people to just to have a good feedback when they are having any open reviews especially for new casinos which are starting.The essence of any open reviews is to get feedback from the Gambling community about a Casino that wants to go into the market and is truly committed in seeing that, they know their areas of strength and weaknesses in a bid to making their brands better and competitive.

[Woodie]

The Dark Side of Online Casinos [Vol. 1]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg3Yg3E3ebM&t=11s

Some uncomfortable conversations in this shared vlog, and unfortunately, I am familiar with  the "Delay to deplet "

had a similar expereince with some casino they delayed withdraws and funds were reversed back to account and out of frustration ended up losing my balance, and that was a lesson that pushed me to play on reputable platforms.

[gunhell16]

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From what I know, it's also good for a casino to see reviews from their players, but isn't it true that sometimes other casinos, especially when they're just starting out,
pay people to create reviews with positive views about their casino platform?

I don't think that any Casino will deliberately pay people to just to have a good feedback when they are having any open reviews especially for new casinos which are starting.The essence of any open reviews is to get feedback from the Gambling community about a Casino that wants to go into the market and is truly committed in seeing that, they know their areas of strength and weaknesses in a bid to making their brands better and competitive.

Just like what one of our companions here is saying, it's easy for us to know if a community review about a casino like this is honest or not. But I'm not saying that all casinos hire trolls just to create posts with good feedback about them.

Of course, the majority of those reviews are still organic because they are sharing their personal experiences, whether good or bad. Because if we see that most of the reviews are good,
it has a big impact on the casino since gamblers who read them will become curious to check out and try the casino.

[virasog]

Just like what one of our companions here is saying, it's easy for us to know if a community review about a casino like this is honest or not. But I'm not saying that all casinos hire trolls just to create posts with good feedback about them.

Of course, the majority of those reviews are still organic because they are sharing their personal experiences, whether good or bad. Because if we see that most of the reviews are good,
it has a big impact on the casino since gamblers who read them will become curious to check out and try the casino.

It depends on site to site as to whether the majority of the reviews are honest or not. For example, if anyone is looking for reviews at bitcointalk, here you will usually found legit reviews about the site and even if there maybe some fake reviews, they will be very less as the mechanism here is completely different than other sites.
As opposed to this, if we are to see reviews at trustpolit, we can't trust them 100% as there are cases where the owners of the project give incentives to people for posting positive reviews.

[notblox1]

Thanks for the comment and this is exactly the problem we are seeing. Take a look on trustpilot its pages and pages of fake reviews that only hurt players. Hence why we are trying something different with Coinbets

Can CoinBets platform owner add basic information about all casinos that can be verified?
This could be ownership, license, registration information, and you could record any changes.
Info like this should not by users, but by CoinBets owner.

had a similar expereince with some casino they delayed withdraws and funds were reversed back to account and out of frustration ended up losing my balance, and that was a lesson that pushed me to play on reputable platforms.

Unfortunately I had the same bad experience with some casinos  
I tested and used many casinos but with my regular selections I never had any problems.
One forum member lost a lot of money and casino dragged and delayed his court case for years, so they are not only delaying withdrawals.

[Coin.Bets]

Thanks for the comment and this is exactly the problem we are seeing. Take a look on trustpilot its pages and pages of fake reviews that only hurt players. Hence why we are trying something different with Coinbets

Can CoinBets platform owner add basic information about all casinos that can be verified?
This could be ownership, license, registration information, and you could record any changes.
Info like this should not by users, but by CoinBets owner.

had a similar expereince with some casino they delayed withdraws and funds were reversed back to account and out of frustration ended up losing my balance, and that was a lesson that pushed me to play on reputable platforms.

Unfortunately I had the same bad experience with some casinos  
I tested and used many casinos but with my regular selections I never had any problems.
One forum member lost a lot of money and casino dragged and delayed his court case for years, so they are not only delaying withdrawals.

If you check the casino pages we include all that relevant info: Licensing, accepted countries, crypto accepted etc.

[notblox1]

If you check the casino pages we include all that relevant info: Licensing, accepted countries, crypto accepted etc.

Did I understand correctly that I have to visit page different from customer reviews to see all that information?
I think it is better to include link with that information for each casino on every review.

This is the page I found for all casinos, , but I dont see company name that owns every casino: https://coinbets.com/best-crypto-casinos/

For example Betpanda is owned by:

Star Bright Media S.R.L
San Pedro, Barrio Dent, Del Centro Cultural Costarricense Norteamericano, Doscientos Metros al Norte y Concuenta al este, Edificio Ofident, Officins Numero Tres Costa Rica

[Agbe]

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It depends on site to site as to whether the majority of the reviews are honest or not. For example, if anyone is looking for reviews at bitcointalk, here you will usually found legit reviews about the site and even if there maybe some fake reviews, they will be very less as the mechanism here is completely different than other sites.
As opposed to this, if we are to see reviews at trustpolit, we can't trust them 100% as there are cases where the owners of the project give incentives to people for posting positive reviews.

Any project that will pay money to get good reviews is suspicious and should not be trusted completely because Casinos that are legit and sincere has nothing to be afraid of. The essence of open reviews means that a Casino is looking for weakness in its services so they wants people to bring out their areas of weakness in a bid to correcting such.

[ReformedAffiliate]

Just checking in to see the latest developments with the project. 

Looking good from what I can see. Seems to be getting some legit reviews coming in. Quite entertaining to be honest. 

[bitmover]

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It depends on site to site as to whether the majority of the reviews are honest or not. For example, if anyone is looking for reviews at bitcointalk, here you will usually found legit reviews about the site and even if there maybe some fake reviews, they will be very less as the mechanism here is completely different than other sites.
As opposed to this, if we are to see reviews at trustpolit, we can't trust them 100% as there are cases where the owners of the project give incentives to people for posting positive reviews.

Any project that will pay money to get good reviews is suspicious and should not be trusted completely because Casinos that are legit and sincere has nothing to be afraid of. The essence of open reviews means that a Casino is looking for weakness in its services so they wants people to bring out their areas of weakness in a bid to correcting such.

I agree that this is a problem with trust pilot.

As trustpilot grew a lot and the score of the casinos listed there are relevant for their business, those casinos may be paying for such reviews

Initiatives like coinbets are good because casinos wont have incentives to pay reviews there at first. Maybe later on if coinbets grows in importance...

[ReformedAffiliate]

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It depends on site to site as to whether the majority of the reviews are honest or not. For example, if anyone is looking for reviews at bitcointalk, here you will usually found legit reviews about the site and even if there maybe some fake reviews, they will be very less as the mechanism here is completely different than other sites.
As opposed to this, if we are to see reviews at trustpolit, we can't trust them 100% as there are cases where the owners of the project give incentives to people for posting positive reviews.

Any project that will pay money to get good reviews is suspicious and should not be trusted completely because Casinos that are legit and sincere has nothing to be afraid of. The essence of open reviews means that a Casino is looking for weakness in its services so they wants people to bring out their areas of weakness in a bid to correcting such.

I agree that this is a problem with trust pilot.

As trustpilot grew a lot and the score of the casinos listed there are relevant for their business, those casinos may be paying for such reviews

Initiatives like coinbets are good because casinos wont have incentives to pay reviews there at first. Maybe later on if coinbets grows in importance...

Trustpilot is almost useless now. Honestly, if you get an hour or two and you're bored, pick a casino and go through the reviews. You'll notice patterns. I'd say the vast majority are fraudulent. Many people are being offered things like free spins or tokens for leaving positive reviews too.

One thing that I find funny is all the reviews mentioning withdrawals. I mean think about it. In reality, most players very, very, very rarely will be in a position to withdraw. I've played at casinos most days for years, and can count the withdrawals I've attempted on one hand (and the successful ones on one finger). But when someone is faking a review, they immediately assume withdrawals should be mentioned, because all the reviews on the affiliate platforms mention withdrawals. Obviously, for SEO, they have to.

So people leaving fake/paid for reviews always mention how fast their withdrawal was. Its a dead giveaway.

[providentfund9]

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Review submission isn’t instant and no description of reward payment address.

6 hrs after there isn’t any response anywhere.

[Haunebu]

Just checked the site again and I was surprised to see how unimpressive the sports betting section is. Sites like Trustdice, Bitcasino etc only offer casino games which is why it's bizarre that they are shown in that particular section.

Where the heck are popular crypto sports betting sites like Pinnacle, Epicbet, Polymarket etc? This site is not as great as I thought it was earlier.

[uche6215]

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Review submission isn’t instant and no description of reward payment address.

6 hrs after there isn’t any response anywhere.

Did you read the Op in the review thread? Can you read more instructions here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5561763.msg65898585#msg65898585. and for the respond, they were active here.

This site is not as great as I thought it was earlier.

I don't which of the site. And if it is the Op site, the Op said he is still working on the site so we believe that the site is under construction and things will be alright for good looking.

[Coin.Bets]

Just checked the site again and I was surprised to see how unimpressive the sports betting section is. Sites like Trustdice, Bitcasino etc only offer casino games which is why it's bizarre that they are shown in that particular section.

Where the heck are popular crypto sports betting sites like Pinnacle, Epicbet, Polymarket etc? This site is not as great as I thought it was earlier.

Yes, this needs some work. Actually we had it categorized earlier but a change in the admin pushed all casinos into sports betting section too. I'm working on it. The first focus was on crypto casinos. Will hopefully have it looking much better in a week or so. Thanks for the feedback.

sup

Review submission isn’t instant and no description of reward payment address.

6 hrs after there isn’t any response anywhere.

Yes they are manually checked for proof of play, shoot me a dm if still pending now.

[notblox1]

Yes, this needs some work. Actually we had it categorized earlier but a change in the admin pushed all casinos into sports betting section too. I'm working on it. The first focus was on crypto casinos. Will hopefully have it looking much better in a week or so. Thanks for the feedback.

Having big casinos that dont accept Bitcoin could be good for you, but I think you should stick more to crypto casino to match your name CoinBets.

When I mentioned your brand name CoinBets, I did google search and I am not getting your website anywhere near the top even if I add .io domain.
You should work more on SEO for your website and improving search results, this can help you in early days and later.

[providentfund9]

sup

Review submission isn’t instant and no description of reward payment address.

6 hrs after there isn’t any response anywhere.

Yes they are manually checked for proof of play, shoot me a dm if still pending now.

Feel free to dm