Quote from: noormcs5 on June 27, 2020, 02:12:05 PM

Quote from: kryptqnick on June 27, 2020, 01:51:02 PM

There are tons of similar websites, and many have appeared just recently. But somehow I can't mention a single one that became reputable and popular within the community. At the same time, I think that such website can be useful because scam is a big problem with crypto casinos that solid rating systems could help avoid. The problem with review websites, it seems to me, is that they tend to mix reputable websites with no-name websites that pay them or something. Unikrn is a casino I've never heard of, for instance, and the total list of 5 is clearly too small to be helpful to users.

This website look very new but the idea seems to make a popular gambling review website and collect money from the owners of the gambling site to rank their site and give positive fake views about it. There are many sites like these and those are working just as ICO reviews websites are working. They give fake reviews about the ICO who funds them. Same is happening in gambling world Huh

Actually, as a person who worked inside an ICO team for a couple of months, I can tell you that usually there isn't even any bribery involved. Top ICO reviewing websites are made in the following way: the more detailed info about an ICO you provide, the better rate the system gives you automatically. If you want something beyond the automatic score, then money is likely to be involved, but the automatic high score is surprisingly easy to achieve as I learned because it was my job listing the ICO on various websites.
xtopten says that there's no direct impact on scoring when it comes to casinos, but it does not explain why such websites (including this one) often list very unpopular casinos...