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[Zoomic]

I share similar stance with you about casinos building trust. Nothing beats trust that's built organically, it'll always last longer when compared to the ones that are paid to be promoted. I've seen casinos spend more money in promoting their company but when it comes to their service, they're below average which will result to users leaving. A casino who treats players right and runs solid service doesn't need to do much promotions, users do that for free on their behalf.

You are not completely true because a casino can be big and with good reputation yet they will still need to invest in marketing in order to grow their business. They cannot just relax that their reputation is enough when they are facing fierce competition from others. Reputation is a great asset but it does not replace marketing efforts that helps the casino to expand their operation.

I get what you mean but in this context, I think the person you're responding to is simply saying that investing more in the quality of service they deliver is better than putting out huge marketing PR by paying for inflated reviews that doesn't match the reality of service a casino renders to users.

When a casino attracts most of their customers through marketing, it's the service that keeps those customers and whereby it's below what was advertised, users temporarily use their services run but a casino that's built on organic trust might grow slower but users tend to stick around way longer.

[Promocodeudo]

Personally,
I dont focus that much on what is said in any forum, i always choses my site based on my research, i check the tos and once every rules suits me i try make little deposit every day so i have a big chance to win and make some withdrawals to see the quality of the service

If this what you do, then you're doing the right thing, with this practice, you may not be having any problems, because reading the Tos alone helps you to know what the casino maybe using against you, if you ignore it, choosing platforms to use relying on your finding is the best.
Some people don't bother in trying to know if what some people has been saying about a platform is true or not, they make their decisions on the basis of what they hear or credence given to the platform by random persons, site like that may not be bad, but confirming that what you read is true, gives you confidence to use the site without having doubt.

[Johnlomape]

When reviewing a site it's might not be easy to detect if the reviews where paid review or not depending on individuals, registering with the casino give the client the opportunity to observe every thing he needs to know about the casino but before that it's very important to read the TOS before making any decisions.
As a new or existing casino in the market they need to build trust so that more people will patronize them, so good reviews creates a an enabling and satisfactory mindset for the client to feel secure.

We’ve seen some new casino buildings trust by being honest and creating some interesting contests to users, not just by paying some affiliate site to write good about them, if a s casino is as well as he pretend to be he will get the name and the promotion by users themselves, so in my opinion if a casino deserves to be wellknown he will, it’s just a matter of time

Building trusts is what casinos need to understand and not trying to be everywhere and on every search engine when their reputation might not be what players are looking to get. The moment I find a new casino, the first thing that comes my mind is their reputation so I don't become a victim of scam.

 I don't want to make a deposit on a new casino and and later make profit and when it's time for me to withdraw my fund from my bankroll, seeing something like you can not withdraw unless you drop your KYC. KYC requirement is the number one thing a scam casino would always ask when they don't want you to be able to withdraw your tiny profit. In the case of a big profit, I can over look that for a while.

[JoyceBTC]

KYC requirement is the number one thing a scam casino would always ask when they don't want you to be able to withdraw your tiny profit. In the case of a big profit, I can over look that for a while.

I don’t think just the request of KYC from a casino is enough to call them scam. They are casinos who request for KYC during withdrawals and after KYC verification, your funds will be released. So there are still legit casinos that still request for KYC.
Different casinos with different rules and different reasons why they will be needing to verify one’s identity.

[Wakate]

That's a fair concern. I'd look for licensed casinos with transparent terms and independent audits, plus player feedback on forums like this one to get a real sense of reliability.

There are so many casinos here that are licensed, don't you wanna try them out?
You can even check some of the casinos that have signature campaign here and avatar here, at least that will guide you to using a sustainable casino that will not crash your bankroll often time and leave you to be refilling you bankroll often time without making any profit at all.

[Hazink]

Reading the reviews of others, especially when there is more negative than positive, is enough for me not to even give a casino a chance, and if I eventually do, writing my own review of the casino is still a choice for me to do and not a must unless when situation arises and there is need for that, I like to test new casinos but at same time I'm very cautious of where I risk my $10

Why will anyone disregard the obvious, normally reviews are supposed to be given by real users of any casino, so it is important that we do not overlook it.
I agree that writing a review of any service we use is by choice, but sometimes it becomes a necessity, because you don't know who you'll be helping with that first hand experience you had as you were making use of the casino, in regards to gambling at a new casino, not everyone wants to try them out, except their are new things that attracts them to it, which is where we need to be cautious.

You are right. Our review can go a long way to either warn others about the service or give them a hint of what they should expect. Personally, I just feel like some casinos treat players differently and, as such, I can't use my own positive experience to encourage the next person, since they can also get direct opposite of what I witnessed, but I can always see where the casino is being talked about and drop my experience.