[ANN] Safety.Casino — Five-Source Casino Rating Comparison

[Safety.casino]

About Safety.Casino
Safety.Casino is an independent casino rating comparison platform.
We compare publicly available ratings from five online sources on a common 10-point scale.

Five Rating Sources
Casino Guru  ·  AskGamblers  ·  Casino.org  ·  LCB  ·  Trustpilot

How It Works
Each eligible rating is displayed on a 10-point scale and linked to its original source.
The overall score is an equal average of the counted sources under the same published methodology.
Missing ratings are not counted as zero. Coverage varies between casinos.

Important Notice
Safety.Casino does not create the original ratings, directly review casinos
or certify any casino as safe. Ratings are opinions, not guarantees.

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Questions, corrections and suggestions are welcome.

Gambling involves risk. 18+ only.

[Haunebu]

Checked the site out and I really like the whole UI and theme of the site itself overall. I checked the ratings of several sites where several made sense while some others didn't, but that's to be expected. All 5 choices are somewhat reliable sources IMO.

Trustpilot is the least reliable one among them though it's still useful to a certain extent. Overall, useful site and keep up the good work op.

[memehunter]

Safety.casino, first of all welcome to the forum. I can see that you try to come up with a simplified average rating system in that case Are you also inculcating the data points from the Scam Accusation thread on Bitcoin talk while finalizing any ratings for the given casino? Or you think it will be reflected on the reviews anyway?
Also don't you think the process of normalization will also create some disparity? I mean, simply doubling an out of 5 rating to fit an out of 10 scale does not seem appropriate to me.

[Odohu]

There are so many casino rating sites so I don't know what you want to do differently. If you are basing your rating on the ratings of ten different sites, I don't seen anything new you are bringing on board. There are casino rating sites that actually test the platforms they are rating and I see their work more reliable than that if someone that will copy from others without practical experience of the platforms they are reviewing.

[Ronsbit]

Still trying to comprehend what I saw on your website because it looks too complicated. By the way comparing the trust ratings from different platforms based on their experience with casinos doesn't really gives the first hand experience knowledge on your end, you are only relying on other people's information to build which is not encouraging. After all what you are doing is nothing new in the industry because there have been various efforts in the past to.

[panjul07]

Still trying to comprehend what I saw on your website because it looks too complicated. By the way comparing the trust ratings from different platforms based on their experience with casinos doesn't really gives the first hand experience knowledge on your end, you are only relying on other people's information to build which is not encouraging. After all what you are doing is nothing new in the industry because there have been various efforts in the past to.

As written in the title "Rating Comparison", means that this site is collecting data (about casino rating) from other casino review websites in order to compare the rating.
What do you expect when they claim themselves to provide rating comparison so it will be encouraging enough for you?
This site can be said as one place to see casino ratings from various different review sites so readers do not need to check/visit all the available review sites to check the rating of casino they want to know.
I find it useful enough as I have never seen similar website where I can see rating comparison like is provided by this website.
Suggestion to OP, as we are on bitcoin forum, it will be nice if there is a way to filter your list to bitcoin casinos only (let me know if you have it already as I cant find it when I visited your site).

[DPHOR]

Honestly I do not believe any site ratings and even though your Data is being collected from 5 different ratings site it doesn't also guaranteed that those ratings are trustworthy enough for someone to reply on that particular casino as the case may be. In fact, in every ratings that concerns to gambling site I usually do make my findings on this platform as only here will be the best place to know about any gambling site. However, if that user is not belongings here they can as well make their findings through external rating site like your platform and other 4 site mentioned earlier.

[Orpichukwu]

Your type of rating is okay; you're trying to save us the stress of moving from one review site to the other for sourcing reviews about a casino, but I think you could have also made it fairer, and things would be different if you could use your own hand to test run some of the casinos which you want to add to your review sites so that your statement can also attach some honest reviews from your own personal experience.

[Agbe]

You are welcome to the forum. First of all before I say other things, you have to link you image to your website for easy access. Though the link is at the beneath of the image but add it in the image as well. And concerning the five star rating. The complains, reds in Trustpilot are more than the greens which is not good. It would have been better if the Greens were more. You can see it here https://www.trustpilot.com/review/safecasino.com

The same thing with Casino Guru too. The number of complains are more https://casino.guru/safe-casino-review.

[un_rank]

There may be others but this the first average rating checker I have seen for casinos. Being able to see the major ratings quickly helps give a better perspective that viewing any individually. It can also help to show which rating website gives a different rating from the rest, which could either mean they are more reliable or less.

How frequently do you update the ratings from the different rating websites with when they make changes?

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[logfiles]

The trustpilot one should be off. The reviews over there especially the positive one are in most cases fake and easy to manipulate. Even the negative review are sometimes just made to advertise rival services or crypto recovery scams

Maybe you could look into other review sites that are similar to askgamblers or casinoguru.

[Slow death]

Welcome to the forum! Your website is a great idea. It allows people who might otherwise be too lazy to search Google for information before signing up to easily check reviews from various sources. Often, users will register, deposit, and play, only to find out when they try to withdraw their winnings that the casino is a scam. They then end up here on the forum, posting threads accusing the site of being a scam but by then, it’s too late. Many of these casinos intentionally delay responding to complaints or refuse to process withdrawals, often making up excuses about a "violation of terms of service "

So, congratulations on your site and for including options that let people see reviews from other platforms. It’s the first time I’ve come across a site like this; I’ll definitely be using it myself to research casinos it’s very well designed and user-friendly. I hope you manage to add as many casinos as possible, complete with links to reviews from sites like Casino.guru, Trustpilot, and AskGamblers.

[Cantsay]

Honestly I do not believe any site ratings and even though your Data is being collected from 5 different ratings site it doesn't also guaranteed that those ratings are trustworthy enough for someone to reply on that particular casino as the case may be. In fact, in every ratings that concerns to gambling site I usually do make my findings on this platform as only here will be the best place to know about any gambling site. However, if that user is not belongings here they can as well make their findings through external rating site like your platform and other 4 site mentioned earlier.

The fact that you do not find review sites useful doesn't they are not. Sites like BTCGOSU and the like are known to have some authentic reviews on their site. It is those that are taking money from gambling platforms and then write reviews that are not true for them.


By the way, Op, the idea of your site is really nice, but one thing I noticed when I checked was that it looked too compact. There is too much information, and it felt like too much for me when I opened it for the first time. So if there is a way for you to rearrange it, then it would make it much better.

[Justbillywitt]

There are so many casino rating sites so I don't know what you want to do differently. If you are basing your rating on the ratings of ten different sites, I don't seen anything new you are bringing on board. There are casino rating sites that actually test the platforms they are rating and I see their work more reliable than that if someone that will copy from others without practical experience of the platforms they are reviewing.

Exactly my thoughts, not that they are doing any different work. They have to rely on others rating, from other platforms to draw their on conclusions. At the same time they are saying you shouldn’t totally rely on the ratings provided, that they don’t certify it, since they didn’t do the reviews themselves. So the question is, what is the purpose of the platform?

[Safety.casino]

Current Safety.Casino rating snapshot:

Top (tie):
7BitCasino — 8.6/10 · 5/5 sources

Lowest:
RealSpin Casino — 3.0/10 · 3/5 sources

Compare the published ratings:
Safety.Casino

Not a safety guarantee. 18+

[PaPoc]

I love your idea of a casino rating comparison platform. As I'm familiar with many casinos, it's very interesting to see how my experiences compare with the scores given by major casino rating sites.

Looking at the numbers, it's clear that these sites, other than Trustpilot, are in the casino review business for the money. Mediocre (at best) casinos regularly get ratings of 9.0+/10.0, while objectively much better sites (in terms of withdrawal limits, withdrawal times, RTP, bonuses, etc.) are rated lower. I assume this is solely because they get paid more for referring people to one casino over another. (And I'm not even getting into how complaints on CG, AG, or LCB are handled, or how those complaints do (not) affect their scores.)

Trustpilot's scores are also clearly worthless in and of themselves. Fake and incentivized positive reviews are all over the place. I believe any casino with a Trustpilot rating of 4.0/5.0 or higher must be full of fake positive reviews.

Still, I consider Trustpilot the most reliable source, that is, if you ignore the positive reviews. Negative reviews generally come from: (1) salty gamblers on a losing streak who accuse the casino of manipulating games; (2) people experiencing various technical issues; (3) problem gamblers whose self-exclusion requests have not been acted upon or respected; or (4) people who have been scammed (delayed withdrawals, delayed KYC, casinos not paying out winnings, confiscating money, closing accounts, etc.).

IMO, (1) and (2) can safely be ignored. However, (3)'s, and especially (4)'s are really telling when it comes to how trustworthy a casino is.

It's still not perfect, as businesses are allowed to flag reviews and have them removed unless you provide Trustpilot with some sort of proof that your review is valid. Fortunately, not many businesses abuse this flagging tool.

Overall, I love your site. It's great at showing, at least to people familiar with many of these casinos, just how unreliable the scores from major casino review sites really are.

[Haunebu]

Exactly my thoughts, not that they are doing any different work. They have to rely on others rating, from other platforms to draw their on conclusions. At the same time they are saying you shouldn’t totally rely on the ratings provided, that they don’t certify it, since they didn’t do the reviews themselves. So the question is, what is the purpose of the platform?

You people really need to get your heads checked. Y'all are overcomplicating this unnecessarily. This is a simple rating comparison platform that depends on top sources like CG and AG to provide an average rating for any crypto gambling site out there.

It's a convenience based platform basically. They aren't really doing anything revolutionary or unique here since their goal is pretty simple and useful. Think!

[Yablee0]

Your type of rating is okay; you're trying to save us the stress of moving from one review site to the other for sourcing reviews about a casino, but I think you could have also made it fairer, and things would be different if you could use your own hand to test run some of the casinos which you want to add to your review sites so that your statement can also attach some honest reviews from your own personal experience.

That stress of moving round seeking for a first hand information all by ourself is what I consider as the best. Because it's more of being sincere and more authentic. Furthermore, It's more better than resting or drawing every conclusion based on what people's say or think.

However,  I know that their site can also be helpful to some set of people's that doesn't have all the time to navigate round the forum in sorting for information all by themselves due to busy schedule. But then, I still prefer doing it myself and no I enjoy doing it. Good luck to your team.