Which review website to use when checking new casino?

[ovcijisir]

I have noticed that one casino which I find untrustworthy have great score on Trustpilot

When I found that out it surprised me so much that I made further analysis of their reviews I found out that 5 and 4 star reviews contained generic one liners. Also the accounts that gave 5 star reviews have only one or two reviews in total.

On the other hand - 1 star reviews were lenghty, detailed and argumented and that shared similar experience of lenghty withdrawals and misleading practices. They were usually followed by AI generated response of casino representative. My guess is that they bought reviews as they have much better Trustpilot score than other much more trustworthy casinos.

That being said I find this forum much better than Trustpilot as it has knowledgable community that quickly reacts to scams and shady practices.

My question is which other casino review websites do you use to read honest reviews?

[KTChampions]

I have noticed that one casino which I find untrustworthy have great score on Trustpilot

When I found that out it surprised me so much that I made further analysis of their reviews I found out that 5 and 4 star reviews contained generic one liners. Also the accounts that gave 5 star reviews have only one or two reviews in total.

On the other hand - 1 star reviews were lenghty, detailed and argumented and that shared similar experience of lenghty withdrawals and misleading practices. They were usually followed by AI generated response of casino representative. My guess is that they bought reviews as they have much better Trustpilot score than other much more trustworthy casinos.

That being said I find this forum much better than Trustpilot as it has knowledgable community that quickly reacts to scams and shady practices.

My question is which other casino review websites do you use to read honest reviews?

All review sites risk being sued (lawyers always have more energy and time than ordinary users), so they help hide or even delete negative reviews. So, they can be taken into account, but you shouldn't trust any of them. The good news is that simply by reading the negative reviews on these sites (positive ones can be ignored), you can understand the range of risks associated with the project you're interested in. Most of these sites don't delete negative reviews, so they're still available to read, they just reduce their weight using various cunning algorithms (like giving the most weight to the last 50 reviews, or only giving to the most recent ones).

[danherbias07]

It's better to just look for a forum or something on Reddit if you want to dive deep into a new online casino. Players who have tried it and have experienced its features. From deposits to withdrawals and how they answer customer support.

I don't trust review sites anymore. Most of them are paid to do it by the new online casino themself. Of course, the review site won't input anything negative, as if they were honest about it. As long as they are paid and can profit from the advertisement that is glued to their website.
That's why I don't pick any gambling site that is not in this forum. Members here share all their experiences and reviews, and it's very helpful.

[yahoo62278]

I don't really trust any review sites as who knows how man are paid reviews or smear campaign reviews from competitors. I usually like to support casinos on this platform who have a history of treating users fair and have a history of solving any LEGIT scam accusations that pop up here. If they care about their reputation, they likely care about the product they are putting out there and want to keep their reputation clean.

[_act_]

I use this forum for my own review for gambling sites but for people that do not know this forum, just one review sites is not enough, but going for three or more review sites. But also look for bad reviews about the site like searching for bad reviews about the site on Google. The last is to know about their customers care and how fast their deposit and withdrawal are.

[rdluffy]

Right here on the forum hehe
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=56.0

In the gambling section, which has threads about companies, I think this is the most reliable way to see if a company is trustworthy and if there are any issues, scams, etc

The forum system works well for seeing if there are long-time users with a good reputation who are recommending and using the service

[Yaunfitda]

I don't trust those review sites, as they can easily be manipulated. Only it might not be for everyone, as I remember there was one review site like (https://www.btcgosu.com/). But the likes of Trustpilot? not to be trusted as clearly most are fake and clearly manipulated and they are not even verifying it. So it's obvious that the best review site is this community. Everyone is sharing this good and bad experience and then some scam accusations. Although you need to check everything first specially on the scams as there are always two sides of the stories.

[stompix]

Right here on the forum hehe
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=56.0

I think you got the wrong board   :
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

I will not trust a single guy who comes posting about a new casino,
Remember Betmoco? 10 pages off, welcome to the forum, 10 pages of how great how much bonuses, 10 pages about cocnerned that were brushed aside by shitposters doing their quota, 15 pages of the actual scam!

[Akbarkoe]

My question is which other casino review websites do you use to read honest reviews?

I don't visit many review websites like that, and I don't have the time to do so, and I prefer Bitcointalk because there are many reviewers from users that I know and actively gamble and some of them are old friends on the forum which makes me really trust this forum about casino reviews, besides that I am also working on assignments to do posts and observations for the journal that I make with a generic audience, not bots and or paid reviews just to cover up casino mistakes, we know all about that.

[Wapfika]

That being said I find this forum much better than Trustpilot as it has knowledgable community that quickly reacts to scams and shady practices.

My question is which other casino review websites do you use to read honest reviews?

Trustpilot can be spam review both positive and negative rating due to the lack of control on who can put a review on a casino profile. Even a user that doesn’t play on the casino can still put a review since they don’t ask proof.

BTCGosu is my favorite review site since it was owned by reputable forum member that will not risk his reputation over a fake review.

Casino ANN thread is also good for DIY check on reviews but GOSU makes it easier for those that doesn’t like to browse lots of post.

[goldkingcoiner]

I have noticed that one casino which I find untrustworthy have great score on Trustpilot

When I found that out it surprised me so much that I made further analysis of their reviews I found out that 5 and 4 star reviews contained generic one liners. Also the accounts that gave 5 star reviews have only one or two reviews in total.

On the other hand - 1 star reviews were lenghty, detailed and argumented and that shared similar experience of lenghty withdrawals and misleading practices. They were usually followed by AI generated response of casino representative. My guess is that they bought reviews as they have much better Trustpilot score than other much more trustworthy casinos.

That being said I find this forum much better than Trustpilot as it has knowledgable community that quickly reacts to scams and shady practices.

My question is which other casino review websites do you use to read honest reviews?

I think this board is best for reviews, especially because you can trust them not to be written by shills pretending to be customers. And review sites are pretty much all the same, I doubt they care about the authenticity of reviews and are even willing to take bribe money for fake good reviews. Some review sites do the opposite and give only fake bad reviews unless the business decides to pay them.

Long story short: I do not trust any review sites. Bitcointalk is best for research.

[swogerino]

I have noticed that one casino which I find untrustworthy have great score on Trustpilot

When I found that out it surprised me so much that I made further analysis of their reviews I found out that 5 and 4 star reviews contained generic one liners. Also the accounts that gave 5 star reviews have only one or two reviews in total.

On the other hand - 1 star reviews were lenghty, detailed and argumented and that shared similar experience of lenghty withdrawals and misleading practices. They were usually followed by AI generated response of casino representative. My guess is that they bought reviews as they have much better Trustpilot score than other much more trustworthy casinos.

That being said I find this forum much better than Trustpilot as it has knowledgable community that quickly reacts to scams and shady practices.

My question is which other casino review websites do you use to read honest reviews?

I use my own method which I have already shared many times over time here in the forum which has proven to be very effective as it has worked every time. It is dead simple as every time a new casino comes up I come here to their ANN thread if they have one, if they don't is totally no go for me, if it is though I read through feedback and comments from our huge user base here and if a majority, a huge majority is talking in a positive way for them I trust that casino, if they don't I do not trust such casino.

[ovcijisir]

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Most of these sites don't delete negative reviews, so they're still available to read, they just reduce their weight using various cunning algorithms (like giving the most weight to the last 50 reviews, or only giving to the most recent ones).

I didn't know that they use such methods to manipulate the score. In my opinion the technique how they calculated score should be clearly stated when score is displayed.

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I think this board is best for reviews, especially because you can trust them not to be written by shills pretending to be customers. And review sites are pretty much all the same, I doubt they care about the authenticity of reviews and are even willing to take bribe money for fake good reviews. Some review sites do the opposite and give only fake bad reviews unless the business decides to pay them.

Long story short: I do not trust any review sites. Bitcointalk is best for research.

After I found out about how Trustpilot reviews are rigged I began to appreciate Bitcointalk much more, as one-post shilling accounts are mostly ignored or reported before they scam anyone. Unfortunately there sre not many alternatives to this forum, so it will probably be my main information source also in the future...

[aioc]

That being said I find this forum much better than Trustpilot as it has knowledgable community that quickly reacts to scams and shady practices.

Trustpilot reviews are manipulated. A developer can hire people to give positive feedback on their platform and, at the same time, hire others to give negative feedback to a competitor, so I don't trust Pilot to give me accurate feedback on any one platform.

My question is which other casino review websites do you use to read honest reviews?

I also don't trust review sites; they're either paid or affiliated with the casino they're reviewing. If you want independent reviews, forums are the best place to look.

[Z-tight]

Finding a good and reputable casino is easier for bitcointalk users. You can check out the casino on the forum, look at how well they handle cases and complaints and check the feedback on their representatives profile. Review sites can easily be manipulated. Competitive brands could even post fake reviews to destroy the reputation of their competitor.

Even if you cannot be sure if a review is genuine, you can always compare reviews from different sites and get an idea about the casino.

[BABY SHOES]

Trustpilot is widely used as a reference review by many people despite its pros and cons.

To see honest reviews, on Bitcointalk... reviews from websites are usually paid for cooperation or affiliation.

I was once offered to make a review on Truspilot by having to give 5 stars and give a positive review, in return the casino will give freespins which are directly credited to their account ... I'm sure if this casino offers to gamblers they will accept this offer a lot, then the positive reviews on Trustpilot are good even though the casino is not necessarily honest.

[Fortify]

I have noticed that one casino which I find untrustworthy have great score on Trustpilot

When I found that out it surprised me so much that I made further analysis of their reviews I found out that 5 and 4 star reviews contained generic one liners. Also the accounts that gave 5 star reviews have only one or two reviews in total.

On the other hand - 1 star reviews were lenghty, detailed and argumented and that shared similar experience of lenghty withdrawals and misleading practices. They were usually followed by AI generated response of casino representative. My guess is that they bought reviews as they have much better Trustpilot score than other much more trustworthy casinos.

That being said I find this forum much better than Trustpilot as it has knowledgable community that quickly reacts to scams and shady practices.

My question is which other casino review websites do you use to read honest reviews?

None of them quite frankly. It's impossible to tell which are corrupted, but they have every incentive to be "corrupt" in the sense that they may reorder or be favorable to certain casinos in return for affiliate commissions. Even if they do not directly link commissions in an obvious way, like you can tell from certain links, they can still be paid in the background to position adverts in location without any idea it's a paid promotion. If you really want to find decent casinos then you need to put a little bit of effort in, however you can find all the information that you need right here. Any of the largest threads in the gambling section will tend to be reliable sites, just check the last few pages to see if there is any scandals brewing and then check the scam accusations section to see if the site you're thinking about using has a lot of reports currently (there may always be the odd one floating around, check and decide yourself).

[Ochan_yazo_tochant]

That is exactly why I’ve stopped relying on mainstream review aggregators and prefer searching here in the forum. The community here consists of experienced users who provide genuine, detailed feedback based on actual service quality. You can't fake the kind of collective knowledge and quick reactions found in a trusted community like this one. It’s much harder for a scam to hide when real people are sharing their unvarnished experiences without any incentives.

[Pandu Geddon]

I don't pay much attention to review sites for new casinos. As you do, sometimes we see reviews that are actually suspicious and not objective. They tend to be manipulated by the casino's own team. 
If the casino creates an announcement topic on the forum, it would be better here. Seeing reviews directly from forum users who have already tried the new casino.

[bitbollo]

I would say... bitcointalk.
Explanation is quite simple... most of users post their experience and we known already if they can trust / have real experience with bitcoin and so on.
Rarely I found useful a check on google (with classic tagwords) but bitcointalk (with many sections and thread un-moderated) can help for unbiased opinions.