They came prepare and we have seen things like this before, there is a casino in the forum when it came, it was with the signature Campaign before the announcement thread was launch later. Those casinos that are well prepared to promote and engaged themselves in the competition, come here with different styles and if they are not doing well at first once forum users tell them what to do they follow up to build their casino.

But for those casinos which is not ready for the competition market and not yet prepared to promote their business doesn't take instructions from users in the forum. Those casinos with their representatives end up leaving the forum or got bad reputation.

Coming to the best manager. So far so good, all managers are good and the feedbacks on their profiles is not because the person is the best in the forum but transactions they have done with forum users. If a manager has a good number of feedbacks than the others, it means he has more transactions.

The best part is that Rroll knows the forum will undoubtedly attract genuine traffic from high-level, demanding players. Entering the casino business is no easy feat, and coming to the forum knowing that the marketing investment will generate the expected profits is the best thing a casino company can do.

Furthermore, if the casino follows the advice of the forum's top campaign manager, they will not only achieve their desired numbers but, I'm sure, exceed expectations. This is a casino that promises great things, and the best part is that they're off to a strong start. Success is guaranteed.

Maybe you have to look at 1win's token. It has over subscribed in a very short period. Lots of investors believe in casino tokens, proving casino is well known.

Yeah IMO, that is where the big profits are. 

Okay, sure, good for them, but why would I miss something I've never used or heard of? 
As I said, I've only ever known EarnBet as a crypto casino that has a token because I've worked with them and actually used their platform. I don't use Rollbit.

I didn't know 1win has a token either. They sold a portion of it in a public sale? It's a popular way of generating more capital, so no surprise there.
It looks like Reroll is doing things a little differently; instead of just selling their tokens, they'll airdrop all of it to users who actually use their platform. Basically rewarding the users who supported them. Pretty good move, if you ask me.