Quote from: Insanerman on Today at 03:26:01 AM

Just yesterday, I've seen Slottie asked what casinos are trusted. Such topics are often answered by subjective criticisms which varies from different types of gamblers and their preferences on what platforms to use or even the games they play/gamble on. Even I myself still have no idea whom and which to trust yet still plays on various platforms nonetheless. But for a beginner's POV, trust is their first and most important requirement before entering the gambling space. Whilst on those that have experiences in gambling, trust isn't something to value but rather than what the platform offers and how it would satisfy the gambler's emotions.

Meanwhile, gambling review websites were considered by some to be shady and more untrusted. So what factors should we really consider that is a valid trust?

Well, trust is indeed a subjective factor. But then something can also be trusted if met some certain levels. I've considered three main aspects a forum user can look if a gambling platform should be trusted.

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One best way to prove if a platform is good or not, is to have a Sentiment Analysis. It can decrypt if a thread (as most crypto platforms tends to have a forum thread for a better community support) if it has great feedbacks compared to negative reviews. But making a Sentiment Analysis requires tons of time coding plus the fact that some words used in the forums are jargons and some were uncommon. It might require money for the one who will make it since it is hard to do BUT it will be a great data for such subjective topics like this.

I always admire data analysis and how well data is connected and can be used towards further constructive and solid approach on making reviews and feedbacks. But with such topic that "what should be trusted", I guess surveys or a feedback with a certain amount of respondents would rather create a solid comparison and conclusion than just taking a collection of ideas without structure or a definite and balanced question. I also do think that Sentiment Analysis can be helpful but we should also consider that some that posts on a gambling platform's thread were either legit, just a false accusation, or just a shit poster. Nonetheless, trusted or not, it is every gambler's responsibility to investigate first before engaging on a gambling platform.