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[gunhell16]

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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 don't think I've thought of that, dude, but in fairness, you're right about what you said. Before, I thought review platforms existed so that other community gamblers would know
if a casino provides good services to the users playing on their platform, in order to entice players to try gambling at their casino.

But not the point you mentioned, which is for them to see what they should improve on or their weak points in order to make their casino platform even better.
Which is very true indeed. The explanation in this post of yours is great.

[bitmover]

sup

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

6 hrs after there isn’t any response anywhere.

I am always impressed by how some people think

The guys appears with a newbie account, wrote 2 reviews (which can be fake/duplicated as the account is new),  and he demands payments after 6 hours lol

Earning from campagins like these are a privilege,  not a right.

[Coin.Bets]

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.

Sorry for the confusion, we are 100% only CRYPTO casinos and sports betting. The focus is crypto related operators only. I was referring to all the crypto sports betting operators getting mixed in with crypto casinos not about adding non crypto sites.

Theres still a lot to be done, granted. But we are making progress. SEO is being set up too, we will appear on google search soon.

I don't think I've thought of that, dude, but in fairness, you're right about what you said. Before, I thought review platforms existed so that other community gamblers would know
if a casino provides good services to the users playing on their platform, in order to entice players to try gambling at their casino.

But not the point you mentioned, which is for them to see what they should improve on or their weak points in order to make their casino platform even better.
Which is very true indeed. The explanation in this post of yours is great.

Just to avoid any confusion, I understand you're discussing other review sites not coinbets. But yes, we did offer USDT to players for submitting honest reviews to kick start the platform. It doesn’t matter if it’s a 1-star or 5-star review, as long as there’s real evidence of play. If it’s genuine, it gets published.

We’re still very new, and at this stage casinos don’t care about us enough to try influencing anything. But as we grow, one thing I can promise is that casinos will not be able to pay players to leave positive reviews on CoinBets the way they do on Trustpilot or other platforms. Our entire purpose is to stay neutral, verified, and player focused.

[notblox1]

Sorry for the confusion, we are 100% only CRYPTO casinos and sports betting. The focus is crypto related operators only. I was referring to all the crypto sports betting operators getting mixed in with crypto casinos not about adding non crypto sites.

OK, I didnt understand correctly, but I dont have anything against adding non-crypto casinos for reviews and I think they should finally start accepting bitcoin.
I prefer playing on crypto sports casinos and I would never switch back to standard fiat only casinos again.

Theres still a lot to be done, granted. But we are making progress. SEO is being set up too, we will appear on google search soon.

That is good to hear.
I know it is early days for CoinBets, but it is better to grow SEO together with user base.

[Coin.Bets]

Sorry for the confusion, we are 100% only CRYPTO casinos and sports betting. The focus is crypto related operators only. I was referring to all the crypto sports betting operators getting mixed in with crypto casinos not about adding non crypto sites.

OK, I didnt understand correctly, but I dont have anything against adding non-crypto casinos for reviews and I think they should finally start accepting bitcoin.
I prefer playing on crypto sports casinos and I would never switch back to standard fiat only casinos again.

Theres still a lot to be done, granted. But we are making progress. SEO is being set up too, we will appear on google search soon.

That is good to hear.
I know it is early days for CoinBets, but it is better to grow SEO together with user base.

I understand your comments, and input is always welcome here, thanks.

Our main focus will stay on crypto casinos, because there are already plenty of sites trying to cover every casino on the planet. Focusing purely on crypto makes CoinBets far more valuable for the players who actually need this information.

I want CoinBets to be the go to resource for crypto only casinos, not another generic review site.

[providentfund9]

Never received anything from Coinbets. I want to remove my feedback but there ain't any button to click.

[Coin.Bets]

Never received anything from Coinbets. I want to remove my feedback but there ain't any button to click.

Hello,

Unfortunately a lot of reviews are rejected because they don't show real player proof. To keep reviews authentic, we only accept submissions based on real, ongoing play, not short term activity created to claim the reward or reviews with no proof. If you think it's a mistake or you want to add details to your review, please dm me or email us at info@coinbets.com.

[ReformedAffiliate]

sup

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

6 hrs after there isn’t any response anywhere.

I am always impressed by how some people think

The guys appears with a newbie account, wrote 2 reviews (which can be fake/duplicated as the account is new),  and he demands payments after 6 hours lol

Earning from campagins like these are a privilege,  not a right.

Very true! Seriously, some people need to remember the world has multiple time zones too. Waiting 6 hours?  It's obviously a small team behind CoinBets considering its a new platform, they might not even be at work at that time. People sleep longer than 6 hours.

Reminds me of the beef at NewsNation the other day with that UAP report. Who was that stupid British journalist who threatened to dox one of Ross Coulthart's sources a few weeks ago? She posted on X and gave a few hours for him to answer or she'd do it. Turns out the moron didn't think about Australia being in a different time zone. Ross was asleep.

But seriously, I submitted a review to CoinBets and it was up within a few hours. Pretty responsive if you ask me.

[bitmover]

Very true! Seriously, some people need to remember the world has multiple time zones too. Waiting 6 hours?  It's obviously a small team behind CoinBets considering its a new platform, they might not even be at work at that time. People sleep longer than 6 hours.

Reminds me of the beef at NewsNation the other day with that UAP report. Who was that stupid British journalist who threatened to dox one of Ross Coulthart's sources a few weeks ago? She posted on X and gave a few hours for him to answer or she'd do it. Turns out the moron didn't think about Australia being in a different time zone. Ross was asleep.

But seriously, I submitted a review to CoinBets and it was up within a few hours. Pretty responsive if you ask me.

Yeah, that is the point. People might be sleeping and they will wake up and pay lol.

Coinbets paid me pretty quickly after I submitted the review. But it took like one day or two... I was very satisfied with the camapgin and payment.

[notblox1]

Unfortunately a lot of reviews are rejected because they don't show real player proof. To keep reviews authentic, we only accept submissions based on real, ongoing play, not short term activity created to claim the reward or reviews with no proof. If you think it's a mistake or you want to add details to your review, please dm me or email us at info@coinbets.com.

This is the right way to do it.
Cheaters and people who cant read or dont udnerstand rules should not receive any reward.
I was one of the first to post casino reviews on CoinBets website and I received reward exactly as previously agreed.
It does take a bit longer for team to approive reviews, but that is understandable.

[Coin.Bets]

Unfortunately a lot of reviews are rejected because they don't show real player proof. To keep reviews authentic, we only accept submissions based on real, ongoing play, not short term activity created to claim the reward or reviews with no proof. If you think it's a mistake or you want to add details to your review, please dm me or email us at info@coinbets.com.

This is the right way to do it.
Cheaters and people who cant read or dont udnerstand rules should not receive any reward.
I was one of the first to post casino reviews on CoinBets website and I received reward exactly as previously agreed.
It does take a bit longer for team to approive reviews, but that is understandable.

Thanks for the kind words, we are doing our best to keep it non spammy and useful for players. Over 300 user reviews so far.

[notblox1]

Thanks for the kind words, we are doing our best to keep it non spammy and useful for players. Over 300 user reviews so far.

Dont mention it
Just keep improving your website and continue providing a good service.
I like that we can add all crypro casinos for review even if they are not already listed on CoinBets website.
It does take little longer for those reviews to get published, but it happens eventually.

[Coin.Bets]

Thanks for taking the time to contribute, it genuinely helps improve the site for everyone.

We have about 120 casinos listed atm, If anyone wants to review a casino listed let me know and we can add it. The only requirement is it's a "crypto" casino as we want to maintain the niche of crypto only casinos and crypto sports betting.

[providentfund9]

Thanks for taking the time to contribute, it genuinely helps improve the site for everyone.

We have about 120 casinos listed atm, If anyone wants to review a casino listed let me know and we can add it. The only requirement is it's a "crypto" casino as we want to maintain the niche of crypto only casinos and crypto sports betting.

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[Coin.Bets]

We’ve added a new video exposing a tactic we found across 4 major crypto casinos.

In demo mode, some popular slots show higher RTPs, but when players switch to real money play, the RTP drops.

Demo RTP: 96.5%
Real money RTP: 94.5%

Same slot. Same provider. Different odds.

At scale, a 2% RTP gap can have a significant impact on players.

Full breakdown, screenshots, and examples are in the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDZXMS-x-rI

Let me know what you think and support by subscribing to our channel.

[Franklyn-wood]

Nice review that user can put an input about their experience on the casino. The main I’m looking on this feature is the evidence provided is not disclosed to the public for data validation.

We don’t know exactly who’s the one reviewing the review including the supporting evidence attached on it.

Maybe try to refer on forum scam accusation and use it as place for data validation for the evidence submitted on review. This way all review will be genuine since evidence is available for public viewing.

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Just to add to this, how do you know that it's not a bot that are putting this reviews? What kind of filters are you using or do you have a system in place to know that it is a real person that are writing this reviews?

How about those writing just to destroy the credibility of one casino? Or if someone has been paid by one casino to write negative write up against their competitors. Did you consider this too?

It's might take a long time to really convince people to trust the process, you don't have to give up if you have good intensions strategize your visions and focus on how to build up.
If the kyc security are tight and the process are eco friendly easy to access and the casino are not with high stakes.

[notblox1]

In demo mode, some popular slots show higher RTPs, but when players switch to real money play, the RTP drops.

Demo RTP: 96.5%
Real money RTP: 94.5%

I am not surprise to see this numbers, and I always thought playing demo games gave me much higher wins than playing with real money.
Only question is finding if all casinos are doing this, or only some of them, or better question is this directly connected with game providers.
We know same games are distributed in different casinos with providers, possibly with few minor modifications.

[Coin.Bets]

In demo mode, some popular slots show higher RTPs, but when players switch to real money play, the RTP drops.

Demo RTP: 96.5%
Real money RTP: 94.5%

I am not surprise to see this numbers, and I always thought playing demo games gave me much higher wins than playing with real money.
Only question is finding if all casinos are doing this, or only some of them, or better question is this directly connected with game providers.
We know same games are distributed in different casinos with providers, possibly with few minor modifications.

Game providers allow casinos to choose, so ultimately the casino chooses if they want to have higher rtp demo than real play. Also we found a lot of casinos hide the RTP in game panel.

For example a slot can have multiple RTP versions eg. 93% 94% 95% for the exact same game. So 1 casino might choose the 93% and 1 might choose 95% the player doesn't know usually so in reality the game might looks the same casino to casino but the win rate is lower/higher. Because slots have huge variance you won't really know playing a session here and there, it can only become apparent over many millions of spins.

[DeeppRockk]

In demo mode, some popular slots show higher RTPs, but when players switch to real money play, the RTP drops.

Demo RTP: 96.5%
Real money RTP: 94.5%

I am not surprise to see this numbers, and I always thought playing demo games gave me much higher wins than playing with real money.
Only question is finding if all casinos are doing this, or only some of them, or better question is this directly connected with game providers.
We know same games are distributed in different casinos with providers, possibly with few minor modifications.

demos are built to hook you, and I’m not buying the ‘fairness’ angle. they’re not rigged, but they’re not honest either. Providers and casinos know demos give you the thrill of big wins without the sting of losing real money.
of course, you’ll feel like you’re winning more -that’s the whole point.

They want you chasing that high with your own cash. I’ve seen casinos tweak games before. Not all, but enough to make me suspicious.

always assume the house has an edge, even if it’s hidden.

[Coin.Bets]

In demo mode, some popular slots show higher RTPs, but when players switch to real money play, the RTP drops.

Demo RTP: 96.5%
Real money RTP: 94.5%

I am not surprise to see this numbers, and I always thought playing demo games gave me much higher wins than playing with real money.
Only question is finding if all casinos are doing this, or only some of them, or better question is this directly connected with game providers.
We know same games are distributed in different casinos with providers, possibly with few minor modifications.

demos are built to hook you, and I’m not buying the ‘fairness’ angle. they’re not rigged, but they’re not honest either. Providers and casinos know demos give you the thrill of big wins without the sting of losing real money.
of course, you’ll feel like you’re winning more -that’s the whole point.

They want you chasing that high with your own cash. I’ve seen casinos tweak games before. Not all, but enough to make me suspicious.

always assume the house has an edge, even if it’s hidden.

We checked all the games here is the exact break down demo vs real: