REELS.IO | What makes you trust a new crypto casino?

[Yorubek]

People's interest in gambling is increasing day by day, which has led to an increase in the number of crypto casinos, along with an increase in the amount of scam. So if we want to avoid scam and choose a reliable crypto casino, I think it is very important for us to research the casino thoroughly at the beginning.

The things I look for before choosing a new crypto casino are, first of all, the length of time the casino has been operating, whether the casino is reputable and has a valid license, whether the authorities are transparent or aware of how they store a gambler's personal information by completing KYC, whether a gambler is harassment to provide additional information by withdrawing money, and whether the customer gets a quick solution as soon as any inconvenience occurs. I think it is reasonable to select a casino by observing these things before choosing a new crypto casino.

[Su-asa]

My personal checklist-

• If people i know personally are playing there already and had no issues with big winnings payouts
• Good engagement on forum, answering queries in timely fashion and solving any issues people might be getting

• Generous and unique/innovative promos

These are the simple truths of the matter which you have already mentioned, although op is also correct in all the points he provided. Before I joined this forum, I only used popular gambling platforms that I saw my country people were already using; I didn't pay much attention to social media ads to see other casinos' advertisements, but the forum made me realize that there are a lot of things thu need to check before you freely start depositing into any casino you you need to check out for licence and other important things as well which includes how active the customer service is and these are the crucial steps I understand now.

[Queen uloma]

Trust is not something given free of charge, it is earned. That is to say that new casinos have to earn the trust if their players theough their operations. If they operate transparently, following their TOS without vague clauses that some casinos use to deny people winnings, then such casino will earn the trust if their customers. Of course it's going to take time to build reputation, which means a new casino should give their system time and people will trust them. I use new casinos but the casino I will trust is one I have used for a while and there is no issues.

I don’t really advise people to trust In new casino immediately because we don’t no how they operate or whether  they’re keeping to their promises. If you decide to try it, start with little money that you can afford to lose, so if anything happens, it won’t affect your life.
 
Before you use any casino, take your time to review and see what other players are saying about their own experience. Your first experience can help you know if the casino is really trustworthy to continue or even recommend to another person. If the reviews are bad, then it’s better to avoid it .

[Obim34]

• A positive reputation on Bitcointalk?
• Good bonuses and promotions?

What makes a new crypto casino trustworthy in your eyes?

When a new casino launches its ANN thread, some users pick interest to review the casino whether it is safe for players, that is the first step of scrutinizing the platform. Secondly, most of the casinos recently give out bonuses with very few wagering requirements, making it easier to test their withdrawal system, for held withdrawals or how slow withdrawals are processed.

Bitcointalk is the best place to get casino reviews. If casinos mind, they should pay $100 for reviews, and if the casino is not doing well, it will be published on the review page without bias. It's also difficult to maintain a casino's reputation because there is a board of scam accusations if the casino begins to fault.

Trust is earned over time, and that trust is built by doing all you mentioned, the reputation should last both on and off the forum.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Actually asking for KYC early might be a sign of having an actual good license that might require doing so. So say might because other sites that are shady obviously might ask for KYC to collect personal data or to later just give you some whatever accusation to not pay the money you won.
I mean I rather have a trustworthy site with a real license (so that if something happens you actually can find the people behind it) than a site that pretends to be "non KYC" despite clearly putting some KCY paragraph in their TOS so they can ask for it anytime.

[shawonngp]

People's interest in gambling is increasing day by day, which has led to an increase in the number of crypto casinos, along with an increase in the amount of scam. So if we want to avoid scam and choose a reliable crypto casino, I think it is very important for us to research the casino thoroughly at the beginning.

The things I look for before choosing a new crypto casino are, first of all, the length of time the casino has been operating, whether the casino is reputable and has a valid license, whether the authorities are transparent or aware of how they store a gambler's personal information by completing KYC, whether a gambler is harassment to provide additional information by withdrawing money, and whether the customer gets a quick solution as soon as any inconvenience occurs. I think it is reasonable to select a casino by observing these things before choosing a new crypto casino.

I think there are still many crypto gambling platforms, including many casino sites, that are highly trusted for providing long-term services without issues. Many new casino sites are launching. But there are also many scam sites, which are very difficult to detect for beginners, even many experienced gamblers and are often victims of scams, because of not doing enough research before depositing on a new site, I have seen some new casino sites that are trying to attract people by offering a lot of bonuses, like 100% deposit bonus without any wagering, some sites legit that I have explored. But depositing large amounts on a new casino site is very risky because, with large amounts, they can cause problems with withdrawals. They can ask for additional information, even if they are new. I think it is much more unsafe to submit KYC documents to them. I'm still used to gambling on old reputable casino sites, so I try to avoid new sites to stay safe from scams.

[yhiaali3]

Personally, I always avoid depositing my money into a brand new casino or even any online service that offers enticing bonuses and fast cryptocurrency withdrawals and I prefer to wait several months until it gains a good reputation and trust through the proven experiences of many real users.

I am not accusing all casinos or new services but frankly the sheer number of scams and frauds we hear about almost daily in the crypto space makes the cautious user think a thousand times before using any site and depositing their money into it.

Normally enticing and tempting offer especially from newly started casinos is mostly questionable. What wise gamblers does is that, they don't easily get moved by it. They first stay by, observe closely and grab every necessary information they'll be needing before giving it a trial. However, many gambler's don't quickly entrust new casinos and that's cool, but what I do is to stake very small amount since I am still with my old platform, while I observe them on the go to evaluate their performance. Again, I will also ensure I leave nothing in my casino account for my safety, I will only deposit the little amount I'll be needing, afterwards I clear off the account till I have noticed their level of trust and a reputable image before I can trust them.

Yes, caution is very necessary with new casinos, especially those that offer attractive deals or bonuses that are more than expected. Often, such sites carry great suspicions and it is best to avoid them or if you want to try them, you must be very careful.

Your method of not leaving any balance in your casino account and depositing only the amount you need, then withdrawing all the money until you are sure of its level of credibility and reputation, is a good way to keep you somewhat safe.

[Bryan jessy]

Trust is built when a casino has been tasted, if they provide genuine service and are authentic in the sense that they will not say non KYC verification and later introduced it when a gambler has made huge profit, I feel if there should be an extent where KYC will be introduced it should be clearly stated from the beginning not later on, because most casino players does not like a KYC casino reason best known to them, you have already mentioned the major qualities that can attract a person to using a casino but for a new casino it will be difficult to fully trust that they can provide this service or possess all this quality, but we still take the risk and play with little amount to clear our doubt at the end.

[Hazink]

Trust is not something given free of charge, it is earned. That is to say that new casinos have to earn the trust if their players theough their operations. If they operate transparently, following their TOS without vague clauses that some casinos use to deny people winnings, then such casino will earn the trust if their customers. Of course it's going to take time to build reputation, which means a new casino should give their system time and people will trust them. I use new casinos but the casino I will trust is one I have used for a while and there is no issues.

What about situations where the casino startups new with a tracking code designed specifically for Bitcointalk and any player detected registering from this location is treated fairly. Why do some customers outside experience some bad treatment? How can you identify such a situation? We have casinos which can appear to be good but in reality they are just doing what ever they can to appear legit and transparent in the eyes of those who they want to deceive, we have casinos which are selective scammers, I can risk $5-$10 to test a new casino not because of community review yet but just because I want to try them out, and I search about them again outside the forum to see if there is any case reported publicly that was handled unjustly.

[r_victory]

I think that operating time and a positive reputation here on the forum are factors I consider quite a bit, but they aren't definitive. I usually build my relationship with the casino gradually; I don't bet large amounts, both for bankroll management purposes and so that, if there's any problem with the casino, my losses will be minimal. Fast withdrawals aren't a differentiator, since we use cryptocurrencies, and fast customer support is the bare minimum to offer.

[MorganaX]

Trust is not something given free of charge, it is earned. That is to say that new casinos have to earn the trust if their players theough their operations. If they operate transparently, following their TOS without vague clauses that some casinos use to deny people winnings, then such casino will earn the trust if their customers. Of course it's going to take time to build reputation, which means a new casino should give their system time and people will trust them. I use new casinos but the casino I will trust is one I have used for a while and there is no issues.

What about situations where the casino startups new with a tracking code designed specifically for Bitcointalk and any player detected registering from this location is treated fairly. Why do some customers outside experience some bad treatment? How can you identify such a situation? We have casinos which can appear to be good but in reality they are just doing what ever they can to appear legit and transparent in the eyes of those who they want to deceive, we have casinos which are selective scammers, I can risk $5-$10 to test a new casino not because of community review yet but just because I want to try them out, and I search about them again outside the forum to see if there is any case reported publicly that was handled unjustly.

Then in such cases, there are still lots of platforms to check out for the validity of these casino, I mean there are official review site like trust pilot and others that users who experience these bad situations can actually write about how illicit these casinos operate. Although there is still the fact that these reviews can be manipulated and bought too but there is always a high probability that legit complaints from customer will still show up in the trust pilot pages.

[hedgeh0g]

What makes a new crypto casino trustworthy in your eyes?

I never look at what licenses an online casino has; first and foremost, I always check how much trust it has on our BitcoinTalk forum and see how many complaints there are in the official thread for that online casino. And if it’s represented by one of the most trusted managers, then I try to go through the deposit stage at that casino.
Of course, it’s very desirable that there’s no KYC, because that’s very important for many gamblers. And, of course, I’m concerned about what types of gambling games will be available at this casino and how quickly the funds will be withdrawn. I’ve listed the points that are important to me.

[Silverstonez]

Personally, I always avoid depositing my money into a brand new casino or even any online service that offers enticing bonuses and fast cryptocurrency withdrawals and I prefer to wait several months until it gains a good reputation and trust through the proven experiences of many real users.

I am not accusing all casinos or new services but frankly the sheer number of scams and frauds we hear about almost daily in the crypto space makes the cautious user think a thousand times before using any site and depositing their money into it.

It is ok to avoid depositing into new casinos until they have gained good reputations on the forum.  There are times when I don't feel like depositing into new casinos each time they come to the forum until they have earned good reputation, but I still end up making a deposit just to try them out and see they operate.  I know casinos has vanished with users funds several times on this forum, which is why I always deposit an account of money I can comfortably afford to lose just incase something goes wrong.

[Orpichukwu]

Yeah, Big bonus do easily attract people but in all this big bonus doesn’t mean or prove that casino is trustworthy, and also I do think that how long they do stay active and also handle users is important. Personally oh, if new casino build a good reputation over time and also respects privacy i will be more comfortable having to try it out.

A big bonus barely attracts me; a big bonus comes with some requirements that, when you calculate that wager requirement and the amount given, you will notice that in most cases it's not worth just a big amount which you can’t claim at the end of the day. I’m more focused on how old the casino is and how fast people talk about their withdrawal speed together with how long they have been in operation.

[Powerjumboo]

I already had a gambling habit, but online gambling started after joining a Bitcoin forum. When I started online gambling, I was looking at the top casinos on this forum and started gambling with everyone's advice, but I first created an account on Stake.com and started gambling there. The first things I looked at were whether it was licensed, whether the Bitcoin forum had a good reputation, whether withdrawals and deposits were fast, whether there was a certain deposit amount, whether the withdrawal amount was very low—all these aspects I considered, and finally, whether it had been serving its customers for a long time.

Then I moved on to another new casino platform, called Rainbet, where I am currently participating in the signature. I now gamble on the Rainbet casino platform and here I noticed the same thing and found a reputable manager who was running a campaign that helped gain more trust from customers. So I want to tell you that if you want to make your Reels.io platform popular and trustworthy among customers, you must run a campaign on the Bitcoin forum through a good reputable manager and have minimum deposit and withdrawal limits. Be sure to get a license, because many people ask if they have a license.