Crypto Casino Insiders - Independent reviews. What should we test next?

[AmoreJaz]

Why do you think its hard to trust casino reviews? Maybe because all of their integrity is for sale?
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All of them do that, but not us!

This is exactly what scammer would say, which is basically admitting the scam but projecting it done by everyone else.

That doesn't mean anything, and just like with casinos you need to earn your trust even though it's impossible to prove your integrity. Saying you have integrity just makes me wonder why you had to say it. Are you targeting gullible enough people that would buy it?

Just because you use time writing a review that looks like something written by real writer doesn't have anything to do with integrity. And it isn't a proof that your better review wouldn't have been paid for a casino.

It would take time to prove their credibility in this community. They should not be confidently saying that they are not, because it would take years to prove such integrity of the site. It is not spoken but should be seen time and time again. So yes, we know how to determine a really trusted site, not by their promises, but it should be seen all throughout their operations. They will let their customers give such testaments and feedback regarding their actual services.

[MaxRoman]

It would be cool someone in your team took some of their time to review casinos which advertise themselves as gambling games which have 0% edge on the favor of the casino.
I have seen a couple of those and it has made me wonder where the catch is with those services, as it is obvious that having such zero edge would not be good for the economy of the casino itself. So I have always wanted someone to study what are the conditions of those games which are advertised as such.

I can only guess they are only 0 % edge while gambling with a very small wager or they are only zero edge during a limited number of dice rolls or spins.

The most popular casino I have seen using that advertising strategy is Duel. The rest of casinos which manage a higher volume, like Stake, have not used that zero edge strategy.

I'd like to know that too, the fine print on those zero edge promos is never really clear. Your guess about small wagers sounds plausible, it could also be caps on max bet or only certain games counting. Would be nice to see someone actually go through the conditions and lay it all out.

[Tetu100]

It would take time to prove their credibility in this community. They should not be confidently saying that they are not, because it would take years to prove such integrity of the site. It is not spoken but should be seen time and time again. So yes, we know how to determine a really trusted site, not by their promises, but it should be seen all throughout their operations. They will let their customers give such testaments and feedback regarding their actual services.

This is not back in the days where people were easily mislead and scammed by casinos with false promises that later end up being shady. This time around their service needs to speak more for itself and not what they have to say as bodies or team.  However, integrity or trust isn't what we can just build in some few minutes or months. It could take valuable time, and in some cases it could be years. That's is why is not advisable for any platform to ever joke with their trust image or even try to jeopardize their trust system for any reason. Because once it has been destroyed, it's hardly amended.

Haven't said that. All they should focused more on is on how to be transparent in all they does. Again, they should concentrate more on given out the best of it, because that is what will attract people and earn them the trust they seek over time.

[Hispo]

It would be cool someone in your team took some of their time to review casinos which advertise themselves as gambling games which have 0% edge on the favor of the casino.
I have seen a couple of those and it has made me wonder where the catch is with those services, as it is obvious that having such zero edge would not be good for the economy of the casino itself. So I have always wanted someone to study what are the conditions of those games which are advertised as such.

I can only guess they are only 0 % edge while gambling with a very small wager or they are only zero edge during a limited number of dice rolls or spins.

The most popular casino I have seen using that advertising strategy is Duel. The rest of casinos which manage a higher volume, like Stake, have not used that zero edge strategy.

I'd like to know that too, the fine print on those zero edge promos is never really clear. Your guess about small wagers sounds plausible, it could also be caps on max bet or only certain games counting. Would be nice to see someone actually go through the conditions and lay it all out.

It should be relatively easy for someone with a webpage or a review page to do some research and give us all some insight on how those zero edge casino games actually work, since there are not so many casinos which offer those zero edge games.

I can only think of Duel, and I am aware they indeed have some restrictions on the way people can take advantage of their zero edge games, in the end, even the house wins when comes to zero edge games. Thanks to those restrictions and fine print which you mentioned.

[jossiel]

I'd like to know that too, the fine print on those zero edge promos is never really clear. Your guess about small wagers sounds plausible, it could also be caps on max bet or only certain games counting. Would be nice to see someone actually go through the conditions and lay it all out.

It will take time for them in doing so but that's a good take if they'll also cover that.

This will give the clarity to the players who believe that they're into a casino that promotes zero edge and if they're real.

Proving it will give the doubt if they're able to promote it in that way but there's still edge in the end if ever they find it out.