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[monetizator4]

At first, I thought so, but then I checked it out and found it looked like an affiliate website.
They list numerous casinos on their site, making it easy for players to find which ones are offering bonuses and which ones are attractive.
They have quite a long list of casinos, and some even have announcement threads here.

There are so many casinos on their website and their are some that are available on this forum why some might not be available here but can be found in other forum. What I don't really understand is how they rate casinos on their platform and putting some unknown casinos to have more rating. The website looks very cool with some cool information.

That makes sense. I noticed similar stuff too—some high-rated casinos seem shady. The site could use more transparency about their rating system. Still, it's handy for quick casino comparisons.

[Bushdark]

They are just a review platform where they list different casino platforms and give them a rating. I don't know what they base their ratings on and how responsible they are if any casino platforms listed on their site scam a user and how they will compensate the users if someone gets cheated on any platform through them.

They are not actually a review site; they only list some casinos and add ratings and affiliate links, so it's safe to call them an affiliate site, since that's everything the site currently offers.

We don't know how they are judging those platforms, so it's even possible for a site to pay them to get a high rating from them. So @solcasinos, it would be nice to change your strategy and add some more details.

If you call it an affiliate website, why are they rating casinos based on their jurisdiction adding rating to each of them.
This website is looking like a review site that listing several casinos with rating for them so that gamblers can choose what they want based on the rating that are available for these casinos. I almost thought this is a casino when I saw the word 'SolCasino' and until I checked the website before seeing a doing thing entirely with list of well known casinos.

[Cantsay]

If you call it an affiliate website, why are they rating casinos based on their jurisdiction adding rating to each of them.
This website is looking like a review site that listing several casinos with rating for them so that gamblers can choose what they want based on the rating that are available for these casinos. I almost thought this is a casino when I saw the word 'SolCasino' and until I checked the website before seeing a doing thing entirely with list of well known casinos.

I don’t think it’s appropriate to say it’s a review site. All they did was give ratings to the platforms they have no reviews on the site so how can we consider it a review site when they don’t have any reviews there.

When you check a review site, you’re supposed to see an actual review about the site and how they are rating the sites but you don’t get to see that in solcasinos.

[ARTOIS]

At first, I thought so, but then I checked it out and found it looked like an affiliate website.
They list numerous casinos on their site, making it easy for players to find which ones are offering bonuses and which ones are attractive.
They have quite a long list of casinos, and some even have announcement threads here.

There are so many casinos on their website and their are some that are available on this forum why some might not be available here but can be found in other forum. What I don't really understand is how they rate casinos on their platform and putting some unknown casinos to have more rating. The website looks very cool with some cool information.

That makes sense. I noticed similar stuff too—some high-rated casinos seem shady. The site could use more transparency about their rating system. Still, it's handy for quick casino comparisons.

Yeah I agree, they need to tell us exactly what their ratings are based on so that people know what they are picking and can choose the casino that works best for them

[Agathamay]

At first, I thought so, but then I checked it out and found it looked like an affiliate website.
They list numerous casinos on their site, making it easy for players to find which ones are offering bonuses and which ones are attractive.
They have quite a long list of casinos, and some even have announcement threads here.

There are so many casinos on their website and their are some that are available on this forum why some might not be available here but can be found in other forum. What I don't really understand is how they rate casinos on their platform and putting some unknown casinos to have more rating. The website looks very cool with some cool information.

That makes sense. I noticed similar stuff too—some high-rated casinos seem shady. The site could use more transparency about their rating system. Still, it's handy for quick casino comparisons.

Yeah I agree, they need to tell us exactly what their ratings are based on so that people know what they are picking and can choose the casino that works best for them

A casino not being present on this forum doesn't make it a shady one or less relevant one and I understand how much well we trust the forum and its policing and I also agree with you guys that, it will be better they give some details of the standard they use for their ratings as I believe these will give some sort of clarity as to why some unfamiliar casinos and bookies would be at the top

[CroverNo01]

I agree with Agathamay on the ground that, most of the listings on their site doesn't look clear as we have some unfamiliar casinos roping the list and the known ones which have already stand the test of time not on the list top, so a simply clarity on the standard for their ratings will go a very long way to making things clear

[Gentle_Soul]

I agree with Agathamay on the ground that, most of the listings on their site doesn't look clear as we have some unfamiliar casinos roping the list and the known ones which have already stand the test of time not on the list top, so a simply clarity on the standard for their ratings will go a very long way to making things clear

You are right in your observation and I honestly don't know in what particular order were the casinos listed because it drew my attention too when I noticed some very reputable casinos not really on the top of the list but then I can't say what measures were used to itemise them.

[MainIbem]

They are not actually a review site; they only list some casinos and add ratings and affiliate links, so it's safe to call them an affiliate site, since that's everything the site currently offers.

We don't know how they are judging those platforms, so it's even possible for a site to pay them to get a high rating from them. So @solcasinos, it would be nice to change your strategy and add some more details.

If you call it an affiliate website, why are they rating casinos based on their jurisdiction adding rating to each of them.
This website is looking like a review site that listing several casinos with rating for them so that gamblers can choose what they want based on the rating that are available for these casinos. I almost thought this is a casino when I saw the word 'SolCasino' and until I checked the website before seeing a doing thing entirely with list of well known casinos.

Can't you recognize a review site when you see one, infact have you signed up to see for yourself before you conclude that it's a review site? This is an affiliate site which helps users to pick other casino they can gamble with based on their preferences, i had to click on the Solbot in the site to show you an instance just to clear your doubt and quit any argument you have with anyone about the site being a review site, you should signup and see for yourself so you'll take correction. Also you should know that they generate traffic for themselves through the affiliate programmes they run and their specialty is Solana based casinos.

[Z_MBFM]

They are just a review platform where they list different casino platforms and give them a rating. I don't know what they base their ratings on and how responsible they are if any casino platforms listed on their site scam a user and how they will compensate the users if someone gets cheated on any platform through them.

They are not actually a review site; they only list some casinos and add ratings and affiliate links, so it's safe to call them an affiliate site, since that's everything the site currently offers.

We don't know how they are judging those platforms, so it's even possible for a site to pay them to get a high rating from them. So @solcasinos, it would be nice to change your strategy and add some more details.

If you call it an affiliate website, why are they rating casinos based on their jurisdiction adding rating to each of them.
This website is looking like a review site that listing several casinos with rating for them so that gamblers can choose what they want based on the rating that are available for these casinos. I almost thought this is a casino when I saw the word 'SolCasino' and until I checked the website before seeing a doing thing entirely with list of well known casinos.

Each platform comes to the market with different concepts for their own business. The more they think about their users, the more reputation they can gain. So far, no kind of elegance has been seen against SolCasinos or so far there has been no such report where someone has claimed that he has been a victim of a scam by going to a gambling site for them. So far, they can be trusted, but you should not directly choose any platform with a high rating on their platform. Gambling is a risky place, you always have to be responsible for any kind of loss. Why should you trust a platform by looking at the ratings given by others? Everyone should always research multiple platforms instead of choosing a platform by looking at the ratings of just a single platform.

[Itz-prisigold]

I don’t think it’s appropriate to say it’s a review site. All they did was give ratings to the platforms they have no reviews on the site so how can we consider it a review site when they don’t have any reviews there.

When you check a review site, you’re supposed to see an actual review about the site and how they are rating the sites but you don’t get to see that in solcasinos.

You are right when you say this. Solcasinos appears to be more of a ranking or promotional listing, rather than a review site. On a genuine review site,  you will be able to read detailed information, including information about the withdrawal process, licensing, quality of support, gambling requirements, the pros and cons, and even user complaints.

In this platform most of the things we are seeing here are just ratings, bonuses and  “play now”  buttons,  without much transparency around how these ratings are even decided.  It is very hard to rely on those scores as a genuine casino review without detailed analysis and real user feedback for each casino.

[Cantsay]

In this platform most of the things we are seeing here are just ratings, bonuses and  “play now”  buttons,  without much transparency around how these ratings are even decided.  It is very hard to rely on those scores as a genuine casino review without detailed analysis and real user feedback for each casino.

The Op has been inactive since the 8th of this month, so I'd suggest we wait till they are back and then see what they have to say concerning the entire review. If they are going to make changes and reposition themselves better, or remain as it is now and just act purely as an affiliate site.

By the way, has anyone tried their earn-per-click feature? I saw something like that, but I am not sure if it's actually working or just a trick to get people to spread their site to different platforms.

[Potato Chips]

By the way, has anyone tried their earn-per-click feature? I saw something like that, but I am not sure if it's actually working or just a trick to get people to spread their site to different platforms.

Probably try to weigh it out with other affiliate programs in other trusted websites first, since it seems to be your typical affiliate program. From what I understand, you won't be able to unlock your rewards unless the person you referred wagers-- the same way it works in other places, because if those places don't filter it out, it would be abused.

There appears to be a wager threshold as well, unfortunately, I don't see the exact figure, perhaps it could differ per casino as well.

[GiftedMAN]

In this platform most of the things we are seeing here are just ratings, bonuses and  “play now”  buttons,  without much transparency around how these ratings are even decided.  It is very hard to rely on those scores as a genuine casino review without detailed analysis and real user feedback for each casino.

This is why you shouldn't rely on what you see here or somewhere else when something is not properly analyzed and every detail explained so you understand why each listed casino has the kind of rating they are given here. Do a little digging in your own time to know about a particular casino especially the ones that are not very popular like the ones in the forum but if you find them to be trust worthy you can give your feedback here so that others can also know about them if they do not want to do their own findings. Users experience stands as the best way to give your rating, negative or positive feedback and if you haven't used a casino then rating them good is not ok in my own opinion.